Parents make the decision for what is best for their child. Also the IAC gives financial aid based on need, so good luck to the family. All this talk is just speculation, let the kid learn and play wherever he decides to go.

Anonymous wrote:Bullis can't win with their own players. Several of the news kids they brought in last year ended up be starters. Had it not been for the transfers last year Bullis would have been just average.

That's true. Bullis graduated 15+ seniors from the amazing team 2 years ago. The new guys kept the team more than afloat.

But look at all the transfers at Landon, Bear Dad. The kid from Oregon, the kid from the Heights, the kid from STA, etc.

Bullis can't win with their own players. Several of the news kids they brought in last year ended up be starters. Had it not been for the transfers last year Bullis would have been just average.

Anonymous wrote:he plays on my sons club lacrosse team. stashing with a local family. Bullis offered a full ride.

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I'm sure the family qualified for full need-based aid.

Doesn it really surprise you?

Bullis has aggressively been recruiting in the past few years.

Bullis look

LOL. Landon brought in a senior from Oregon last year. They also poached the goalie from the Heights and STA's best player. SSSA brought in a kid going to Hopkins. All the IAC schools recruit and bring in guys, not just Bullis.

Look at Landon basketball. They brought in a kid from DeMatha as a senior.

I'm sure there will be some pissed off parents whose son's shot of seeing the field will be reduced.

Not a good look at all.

That's how Bullis rolls.

Anonymous wrote:#1 lacrosse recruit in the country for the class of 2019 just announced he will transfer into Bullis this Fall.

The IAC just got very interesting for next Spring.

Connor Shellenberger, UVA commit. He was previously at St. Ann's Belfield in Charlottesville -- not commuting distance to Potomac MD so either his family has moved to the DMV or Bullis is stashing him with a local family.

Bullis must be furious they loss to Landon this Spring .

#1 lacrosse recruit in the country for the class of 2019 just announced he will transfer into Bullis this Fall.

The IAC just got very interesting for next Spring.

Anonymous wrote:the 21 Rebels team is ok. I think there is more talent on the 21 Renegades team, but even if they combine, they will not be able to compete with M&D, Heros, Skywalkers. They have lost their best talent, But Kelly is a good coach.

Haight should look closer to what he is doing, throughout his club, he has continuously lost his top talent and not been able to keep them. This goes for Rebels as well as Good Counsel.

Both teams have several very good players but the issue with Haight is he takes weak players and puts them on Black, which brings the team down. Other issue is goalies, which can make or break a team and Rebels doesn't have a strong one for 2021. Contrast that with the 2021 MC Elite team, fairly mediocre players except a few but a great goalie.

I agree that a combined Rebels/Renegades team couldn't likely beat the A teams for top clubs but it would still be strong and beat Skywalkers and Heroes white teams and M&D Red is easy to beat.

Anonymous wrote:Wait is Aubrey Whittier not coaching at St John's anymore? I read the Madlax bio and it says "has been" their head coach and 2013-2017. Who's the new STC coach?

I actually think Madlax has a good group of coaches that are starting the girls program.

How do you know who the coaches are?

Wait is Aubrey Whittier not coaching at St John's anymore? I read the Madlax bio and it says "has been" their head coach and 2013-2017. Who's the new STC coach?

I actually think Madlax has a good group of coaches that are starting the girls program.