Anonymous wrote:Is it me or is Bullis a grade inflation machine - essentially giving athletes high marks so they can make the Ivy grade index cut?

Anonymous wrote:Commits on each team from the wcac/ iac. Heading into next season. (Only 2022s). These are just temporary since the 2023s have to wait till sept 1st. The 2023s will change this up a lot considering how much talent there is in the 2023 class in the dmv.

IAC

Prep- 2: navy, uva

Bullis- 4: Princeton, Harvard, brown, tufts.

Landon- 6: navy, Ohio state, Dartmouth, Colby, Michigan, Dartmouth.

SSSAS- 2: Loyola, Air Force

Episcopal- 1: tufts

STA- 0:


WCAC

SJC - 12: Drexel, navy, navy, Air Force, Syracuse, Syracuse, Rutgers, Lehigh, Lehigh, Lynn, Jacksonville, mt. Saint Mary’s.

PVI- 5: Lehigh, Rutgers, Maryland, Vermont, Merrimack.

Gonzaga- 5: army, UNC, UNC, holy cross, Rutgers.

Dematha- 2: umbc, grove city.

Good counsel- 1: saint Joseph's

Heights- 0:

O’Connell- 0:

St Mary’s ryekn-0:

Ireton-0:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SJC seniors transferring?

Stop spreading rumors

No real lose on that one. Let the lids guy buy them.

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Anonymous wrote:A lot of recent commits in the 2022 class in the dmv. Episcopal kid going to tuffs. Gonzaga kid going to holy cross. Sjc kid going to Leigh. Gonzaga kid going to army. Landon kid going to Dartmouth. SSSAS kid going airforce. Adding these commits to all the other ones in the dmw shows how truly talented the dmv area is.

Good stuff, thanks for posting that.

While I know parents, players and even alums get often times caught up in area rankings / bragging rights, people need to step back and appreciate how far HS programs in this have come.

In the early 90s Bordley would take Landon up to Baltimore, and they would get slaughtered. By the late 90s and early 2000s Landon was beating the Baltimore blue bloods and then came Giblin and GP soon after and then Gonzaga in the modern era.

I bet you The MiAA will run scared of SJC next spring (maybe McDonogh will play SJC as they will play anyone).

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SJC seniors transferring?

Stop spreading rumors

Anonymous wrote:SJC seniors transferring?

Anonymous wrote:A lot of recent commits in the 2022 class in the dmv. Episcopal kid going to tuffs. Gonzaga kid going to holy cross. Sjc kid going to Leigh. Gonzaga kid going to army. Landon kid going to Dartmouth. SSSAS kid going airforce. Adding these commits to all the other ones in the dmw shows how truly talented the dmv area is.

Anonymous wrote:SJC - clear favorite to dominate the area and a legit national # 1 contender, especially with face-off upgrade. Very strong at every single position on the field and very well coached. Lucky for them they didn't lose the bulk of their 2022 class to an attempted mutiny.

Landon - ascending - yes they lost a lot of goals with U of Michigan graduate, but 22 class has talent, particularly at keeper and D. Younger players on attack showed their potential last year and should only get better. Early IAC favorite.

Prep - descending - will be taking a step backwards in 2022. Lost just about all their firepower from last year. Not sure the 23s will be ready for prime time. May win the possession battle, but lose a lot of games.

Bullis - descending. While Prep lost a lot of goals, Bullis graduated top players at the other end of the field at Goalie and D. Rising senior Middie might be the best all around player in the conference, but once teams started to lock him down last year, rest of team struggled to put ball in net. Could be a long season.

PVI - Looking back at 2021, how to interpret losing to a dominant SJC or beating an awful Gonzaga? Regardless, losing to a weak Episcopal team in VA St tourney may have been more revealing of where PVI sits in the pecking order. No clear superstars, but plenty of kids that can play at a high level. Expect a team that will be fighting for 2nd in WCAC, but won't come within 5 goals of STJ and probably not as strong, at least on paper, as the top teams in even a weakened IAC.

SSSA - most inconsistent team last year with some big wins and some terrible losses. 2x Rising seniors at attack can run up goals in a hurry, goalie can be red hot or ice cold, just not sure about the rest of the field. And unless they solve their face-off woes they might struggle to get the ball up to their potent attack. Good coaching and a maturing goalie who finds more confidence could see SSSA outperforming expectations and finishing 3rd in the IAC ahead of either Bullis or Prep.

Gonzaga - who knows? Last season was a total disaster - started later than most, couldn't play at home, injuries. Team seemed to just give up by the end. Will this be a bounce back year or was last season the beginning of a spiral downward for this group?

Episcopal - Nobody outside the Commonwealth of VA was impressed with their state title last year. Chickening out of the IAC tourney was weak tea. Lost a key player in transfer portal, but otherwise not sure team gets much better or worse heading into 2022 season - will compete among the bottom half of the conference and maybe pull off an upset or two, but not contending.

STA - last in area, but kids will go to good colleges.

Anonymous wrote:It’s going to be SJC vs Prep battling out fo DC area bragging rights