Anonymous wrote:Actually 2015.

That's digging deep

Actually 2015.

More like former player. They are still bringing up a call from 2017.

Maybe they'll get a chance to play this year but equity is getting in the way. The football powers are demanding practice and games.

Anonymous wrote:It looks like the kids have re-entered the chat...

Regardless of who is in the chat, the previous poster who said Landon Crybaby can't defend the Bullis action objectively or subjectively; he can only insult Landon. The Landon poster just posted some objective facts.

It looks like the kids have re-entered the chat...

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Anonymous wrote:Bullis went Rogue a while ago.. We are going to call a stick check on the coaches stick on the bench. Bullis coaches.

Landon crybaby lol

Do you refute the Bullis coaching staff pulled this stunt in a losing effort? Do you claim such a stunt isn't Bush League? Who won the game? Ohh Yeah, Landon won. No crying here, just observing.
Landon is about 32-4 against Bullis.
Landon has 32 IAC Championships in Lacrosse since the IAC sanctioned lacrosse.
Landon was Ranked Number 1 Nationally at the end of the season in 1999, 2001, 2002, and 2017.

To riff off what the kids sometimes say, Program Scoreboard.

Anonymous wrote:Bullis went Rogue a while ago.. We are going to call a stick check on the coaches stick on the bench. Bullis coaches.

Landon crybaby lol

Bullis went Rogue a while ago.. We are going to call a stick check on the coaches stick on the bench. Bullis coaches.

agree.

If the IAC doesn't have some type of formal season, I could see Bullis going rouge and trying to play some type of National schedule with teams who are willing to travel.

I'm aware of the IAC ADs have announced a season starting in April but I will believe it when I see it.

They will compete with most teams nationally in the top 10.

The Bullis '21's are pretty special. Watched them in the Geico event a couple of years ago. I believe their studs make up the core of the DC Express squad that is so strong, along with some Prep, Gonzaga, and Landon kids. It would be shame to not see them have a proper senior season.

Bullis and GP will be at the top of the DMV this Spring.

Gonzaga will be a close 3rd and Landon and SJC will battle for 4th and 5th place in the region.

Anonymous wrote:Bullis has a super strong 2021 class.

I really am hoping their is some form of a season this Spring for the sake of those seniors.

They will compete with most teams nationally in the top 10.

Ok

Bullis has a super strong 2021 class.

I really am hoping their is some form of a season this Spring for the sake of those seniors.

They will compete with most teams nationally in the top 10.

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Anonymous wrote:Is Spaulding on the rise?

Historically they have been towards the bottom of the MIAA, I don’t think they have made miaa playoffs in several years.
I’m surprised the game was even close in the first place unless Spaulding is starting to put together a good program.

Like SJC Spaulding has a strong 22 class. Bullis a strong 21 and 22 class. Both tail off at 2023 and 24

I think Spalding has geared up for this year and next. According to IL, they have about 10 D1 commits. Also, they tied Culver on Saturday, who is traditionally pretty strong. It's still a scrimmage, so I don't put a ton of stock in results either way. More just for context and direction of team.

Anonymous wrote:Is Spaulding on the rise?

Historically they have been towards the bottom of the MIAA, I don’t think they have made miaa playoffs in several years.

I’m surprised the game was even close in the first place unless Spaulding is starting to put together a good program.

Like SJC Spaulding has a strong 22 class. Bullis a strong 21 and 22 class. Both tail off at 2023 and 24