Anonymous
08/09/2019 14:11
Subject: Bullis concerns
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who cares about LAX. How many play it past high school or college? You all place far to much focus on sports.
Chances are super low that people play any sort at a level beyond college
Well who cares once your sport gets you into a SLAC/Ivy/top 50 school.
Anonymous
08/09/2019 13:44
Subject: Bullis concerns
Anonymous wrote:Who cares about LAX. How many play it past high school or college? You all place far to much focus on sports.
Seriously. If you’re not a serious sports family it’s really hard to see the point of most private high schools.
Anonymous
08/09/2019 13:03
Subject: Bullis concerns
Anonymous wrote:Who cares about LAX. How many play it past high school or college? You all place far to much focus on sports.
Chances are super low that people play any sort at a level beyond college
Anonymous
08/09/2019 00:37
Subject: Bullis concerns
Who cares about LAX. How many play it past high school or college? You all place far to much focus on sports.
Anonymous
08/08/2019 10:23
Subject: Bullis concerns
Who is the "lunatic"?
Anonymous
08/08/2019 10:21
Subject: Bullis concerns
Anonymous wrote:It’s been “fastest growing” for quite a long time now, and still nowhere near becoming a major sport. Especially when the pro games have attendance in the low four figures. That’s like below average for minor league baseball. Relatively speaking, lacrosse is hardly a successful business compared to the major sports.
Hey lunatic, we are posting in a high school forum so it should be obvious even to you that our focus is on the popularity of lax at the high school level.
Anonymous
08/08/2019 10:13
Subject: Bullis concerns
It’s been “fastest growing” for quite a long time now, and still nowhere near becoming a major sport. Especially when the pro games have attendance in the low four figures. That’s like below average for minor league baseball. Relatively speaking, lacrosse is hardly a successful business compared to the major sports.
Anonymous
08/08/2019 10:04
Subject: Bullis concerns
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And lax is hugely popular throughout the mid-atlantic and new england and gaining popularity in Colorado and the west coast.
...and with a "pro league" that was so poor, one of its stars had to start his own one.
But very popular at the college level and one of the fastest growing youth sports.
Anonymous
08/08/2019 08:02
Subject: Bullis concerns
Anonymous wrote:And lax is hugely popular throughout the mid-atlantic and new england and gaining popularity in Colorado and the west coast.
...and with a "pro league" that was so poor, one of its stars had to start his own one.
Anonymous
08/07/2019 19:55
Subject: Bullis concerns
That is not what “air quotes” means.
Anonymous
08/07/2019 19:43
Subject: Bullis concerns
Who are the "Big 3"? Emphasis on the air quotes.
Anonymous
08/07/2019 19:03
Subject: Bullis concerns
Anonymous wrote:The big 3 are historic lacrosse schools. A sport that no one cares about outside the beltway. They are mad about the shift in power.
Thanks for confirming you are a nut job
Anonymous
08/07/2019 18:38
Subject: Bullis concerns
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The big 3 are historic lacrosse schools. A sport that no one cares about outside the beltway. They are mad about the shift in power.
If you are talking about the usual big 3 that this board recognizes: Albans, maybe. Not Sidwell and damn sure not GDS.
The traditional lax powers in IAC were Landon and Prep.
Fake news......GDS will never be a big 3.
And lax is hugely popular throughout the mid-atlantic and new england and gaining popularity in Colorado and the west coast.
Anonymous
08/07/2019 18:12
Subject: Bullis concerns
Why are we talking about lacrosse?
Anonymous
08/07/2019 17:57
Subject: Bullis concerns
Anonymous wrote:The big 3 are historic lacrosse schools. A sport that no one cares about outside the beltway. They are mad about the shift in power.
If you are talking about the usual big 3 that this board recognizes: Albans, maybe. Not Sidwell and damn sure not GDS.
The traditional lax powers in IAC were Landon and Prep.