Anonymous wrote:What was the score of SR vs SSSAS?
Anonymous wrote:Yes; NCS will compete with Bullis for 7th place in ISL AA next year. They will need a 5 Star or a few 4 Stars and more depth to go higher than that. Despite good coaching and the recruiting pitch, it will be tough to pull off given their small size and academic standards. Local players have 4-6 schools with good+ academics and much better lax programs to choose from.
Anonymous wrote:15-10 GC
Anonymous wrote:The Saints unfortunately fell short in a very tight match against SR! Saints appeared a bit sloppy with some players not moving ball well/taking bad shots, defense holding ball too long with turnovers while SR showed aggressive, physical play and a few ref calls in their favor.... One loss after 17 wins is still pretty darn good.
Congrats to SR!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:With more development of the NCS team between now and next Spring, they will likely beat Holton and Bullis, and will have a chance to beat Holy Child and Potomac next year.
Coaches always talk about the improvement between freshman and sophomore year is the greatest.
Are they getting developed in A? No.
The freshman and sophomores at Bullis and Holton are getting developed now playing hard competition.
Nice try NCS Dad/Mom.
Still have no idea what NCS is. Never heard of it.
2/10 ragebait. I would believe you if it wasn’t visible from the entire dmv.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:With more development of the NCS team between now and next Spring, they will likely beat Holton and Bullis, and will have a chance to beat Holy Child and Potomac next year.
Coaches always talk about the improvement between freshman and sophomore year is the greatest.
Are they getting developed in A? No.
The freshman and sophomores at Bullis and Holton are getting developed now playing hard competition.
Nice try NCS Dad/Mom.
Still have no idea what NCS is. Never heard of it.
Anonymous wrote:With more development of the NCS team between now and next Spring, they will likely beat Holton and Bullis, and will have a chance to beat Holy Child and Potomac next year.
Coaches always talk about the improvement between freshman and sophomore year is the greatest.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Every 29 lax parent regardless of club or school knows who this parent is. I can’t imagine anyone in the SR world doesn’t know who it is. And no one on the 29 lax class is surprised what happened on SR V lax roster this year. Parent has been working to make sure that happened for a few years now.
Do tell more....for those of us who don't know the politics! What happened on the roster this year for varsity?
Does the 29 have a 27 sister on Capital?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Saints unfortunately fell short in a very tight match against SR! Saints appeared a bit sloppy with some players not moving ball well/taking bad shots, defense holding ball too long with turnovers while SR showed aggressive, physical play and a few ref calls in their favor.... One loss after 17 wins is still pretty darn good.
Congrats to SR!
Wait, SR is the regular season champ?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:With more development of the NCS team between now and next Spring, they will likely beat Holton and Bullis, and will have a chance to beat Holy Child and Potomac next year.
Coaches always talk about the improvement between freshman and sophomore year is the greatest.
Are they getting developed in A? No.
The freshman and sophomores at Bullis and Holton are getting developed now playing hard competition.
Nice try NCS Dad/Mom.
Still have no idea what NCS is. Never heard of it.
2/10 ragebait. I would believe you if it wasn’t visible from the entire dmv.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:With more development of the NCS team between now and next Spring, they will likely beat Holton and Bullis, and will have a chance to beat Holy Child and Potomac next year.
Coaches always talk about the improvement between freshman and sophomore year is the greatest.
Are they getting developed in A? No.
The freshman and sophomores at Bullis and Holton are getting developed now playing hard competition.
Nice try NCS Dad/Mom.
Still have no idea what NCS is. Never heard of it.
Anonymous wrote:The Saints unfortunately fell short in a very tight match against SR! Saints appeared a bit sloppy with some players not moving ball well/taking bad shots, defense holding ball too long with turnovers while SR showed aggressive, physical play and a few ref calls in their favor.... One loss after 17 wins is still pretty darn good.
Congrats to SR!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:With more development of the NCS team between now and next Spring, they will likely beat Holton and Bullis, and will have a chance to beat Holy Child and Potomac next year.
Coaches always talk about the improvement between freshman and sophomore year is the greatest.
Are they getting developed in A? No.
The freshman and sophomores at Bullis and Holton are getting developed now playing hard competition.
Nice try NCS Dad/Mom.