Anonymous wrote:I heard the new coach for PVI also runs a club team. Which team?

No PVI players play for his club

I heard the new coach for PVI also runs a club team. Which team?

One of them is leaving Bullis

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Bullis 23’ class is filthy. 4 NL kids who will all play top DI ball.

I've heard 1 - 2 of them are leaving.

and really only 1 of them played this Spring, the lefty attackman.

The other 3 that you refer to hardly even cracked the lineup at Bullis this Spring.

None are leaving Bullis. 2 of them start as Middies on Next Level 2023 (top 5 in country). The lefty attack an starts too. Other attackman is competing with McDonough kid and Heights kid for a starting spot.

Next Level is no where near top 5 they are third or fourth in DMV

Your just crazy if you think that. They were ranked #5 in the country this fall BEFORE they picked up DC Express 4 best players. NL 2023 is filthy and will win multiple tournaments.

It’s going to be very interesting to see how things play out over the next few years. I agree with the previous poster, unless Bullis doesn’t recruit a bunch of transfers this off-season I see the program taking a major step back next Spring. Prep seems to have risen under Urich in the past 2 seasons.

Which IAC team has the strongest 2022 class? Saint Stephens perhaps?
2023 is Prep
2024 is Landon (3 freshman started the entire spring this year)
2025?

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Bullis 23’ class is filthy. 4 NL kids who will all play top DI ball.

I've heard 1 - 2 of them are leaving.

and really only 1 of them played this Spring, the lefty attackman.

The other 3 that you refer to hardly even cracked the lineup at Bullis this Spring.

None are leaving Bullis. 2 of them start as Middies on Next Level 2023 (top 5 in country). The lefty attack an starts too. Other attackman is competing with McDonough kid and Heights kid for a starting spot.

Next Level is no where near top 5 they are third or fourth in DMV

Bullis will not be that strong. Their JV was terrible this year, so nothing coming up the pipeline, unless they actively recruit transfers. Their varsity now is the best it’s going to get.

Everyone knows the strongest 2023 class is at Prep. They have the majority of the DC Dogs players as well as DC Express and a few Next Level kids. They also have a really strong 2024 class. We will see how it plays out next year, but my money would be on Prep to stay on top for a few years.

Bullis plays better with a chip on their shoulder. Look forward to what the young guys there can put together.

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Bullis 23’ class is filthy. 4 NL kids who will all play top DI ball.

I've heard 1 - 2 of them are leaving.

and really only 1 of them played this Spring, the lefty attackman.

The other 3 that you refer to hardly even cracked the lineup at Bullis this Spring.

None are leaving Bullis. 2 of them start as Middies on Next Level 2023 (top 5 in country). The lefty attack an starts too. Other attackman is competing with McDonough kid and Heights kid for a starting spot.

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Here are my way-too-early 21-22 Rankings for IAC & WCAC.

IAC;
1. Bullis
2. Prep
3. Landon
4. Episcopal
5. Albans
6. SSSAS

Is this a joke?

Saint Stephens brings back virtually their entire team. The Saints will contend with Georgetown Prep and Landon for the IAC banner next spring.

Bullis graduates a ton. Unless they bring in a bunch of transfers this summer, I see them taking a big step back next Spring. With the DC Express guys now at Prep, I fully expect them to bring in some transfers this off-season

Bullis 23’ class is filthy. 4 NL kids who will all play top DI ball. Their goalie will be just a sophomore, but he’s extremely talented and hard working. IAC will be far mor interesting than WCAC.

WCAC will be dominated by SJC with Gonzaga, PVI, DeMatha, and Heights competing for spots 2-5.

IAC could be won by Prep, Bullis, or Landon. All three of these teams are relatively even in talent.

“Heights competing for spots 2-5.” Is that you Boh? The Heights has never finished that high in the WCAC and Dave’s departure means they won’t sniff that high a finish any time soon. A few of their better players will transfer to DeMatha and w/out Dave as HC the recruiting pipeline will dry up. The Heights just doesn’t care about major sports.

“Heights has never finished that high in the WCAC” yet they literally finished 5th this year.

Take your head out of ur ass, and you’ll think more clearly.

Whatever Boh. The WCAC didn’t play a full season or have a conference tourney. “But, but we finished 5th …..”

Never said “we” because I have no relation to the heights. I’m Jewish. I’m just listing facts

You’re grasping. Or maybe you’re just a cousin visiting from Canada that stumbled on DCUM

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Anonymous wrote:

Here are my way-too-early 21-22 Rankings for IAC & WCAC.

IAC;
1. Bullis
2. Prep
3. Landon
4. Episcopal
5. Albans
6. SSSAS

Is this a joke?

Saint Stephens brings back virtually their entire team. The Saints will contend with Georgetown Prep and Landon for the IAC banner next spring.

Bullis graduates a ton. Unless they bring in a bunch of transfers this summer, I see them taking a big step back next Spring. With the DC Express guys now at Prep, I fully expect them to bring in some transfers this off-season

Bullis 23’ class is filthy. 4 NL kids who will all play top DI ball. Their goalie will be just a sophomore, but he’s extremely talented and hard working. IAC will be far mor interesting than WCAC.

WCAC will be dominated by SJC with Gonzaga, PVI, DeMatha, and Heights competing for spots 2-5.

IAC could be won by Prep, Bullis, or Landon. All three of these teams are relatively even in talent.

“Heights competing for spots 2-5.” Is that you Boh? The Heights has never finished that high in the WCAC and Dave’s departure means they won’t sniff that high a finish any time soon. A few of their better players will transfer to DeMatha and w/out Dave as HC the recruiting pipeline will dry up. The Heights just doesn’t care about major sports.

“Heights has never finished that high in the WCAC” yet they literally finished 5th this year.

Take your head out of ur ass, and you’ll think more clearly.

Whatever Boh. The WCAC didn’t play a full season or have a conference tourney. “But, but we finished 5th …..”

Never said “we” because I have no relation to the heights. I’m Jewish. I’m just listing facts

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Anonymous wrote:

Here are my way-too-early 21-22 Rankings for IAC & WCAC.

IAC;
1. Bullis
2. Prep
3. Landon
4. Episcopal
5. Albans
6. SSSAS

Is this a joke?

Saint Stephens brings back virtually their entire team. The Saints will contend with Georgetown Prep and Landon for the IAC banner next spring.

Bullis graduates a ton. Unless they bring in a bunch of transfers this summer, I see them taking a big step back next Spring. With the DC Express guys now at Prep, I fully expect them to bring in some transfers this off-season

Bullis 23’ class is filthy. 4 NL kids who will all play top DI ball. Their goalie will be just a sophomore, but he’s extremely talented and hard working. IAC will be far mor interesting than WCAC.

WCAC will be dominated by SJC with Gonzaga, PVI, DeMatha, and Heights competing for spots 2-5.

IAC could be won by Prep, Bullis, or Landon. All three of these teams are relatively even in talent.

“Heights competing for spots 2-5.” Is that you Boh? The Heights has never finished that high in the WCAC and Dave’s departure means they won’t sniff that high a finish any time soon. A few of their better players will transfer to DeMatha and w/out Dave as HC the recruiting pipeline will dry up. The Heights just doesn’t care about major sports.

“Heights has never finished that high in the WCAC” yet they literally finished 5th this year.

Take your head out of ur ass, and you’ll think more clearly.

Whatever Boh. The WCAC didn’t play a full season or have a conference tourney. “But, but we finished 5th …..”

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Here are my way-too-early 21-22 Rankings for IAC & WCAC.

IAC;
1. Bullis
2. Prep
3. Landon
4. Episcopal
5. Albans
6. SSSAS

Is this a joke?

Saint Stephens brings back virtually their entire team. The Saints will contend with Georgetown Prep and Landon for the IAC banner next spring.

Bullis graduates a ton. Unless they bring in a bunch of transfers this summer, I see them taking a big step back next Spring. With the DC Express guys now at Prep, I fully expect them to bring in some transfers this off-season

Bullis 23’ class is filthy. 4 NL kids who will all play top DI ball. Their goalie will be just a sophomore, but he’s extremely talented and hard working. IAC will be far mor interesting than WCAC.

WCAC will be dominated by SJC with Gonzaga, PVI, DeMatha, and Heights competing for spots 2-5.

IAC could be won by Prep, Bullis, or Landon. All three of these teams are relatively even in talent.

“Heights competing for spots 2-5.” Is that you Boh? The Heights has never finished that high in the WCAC and Dave’s departure means they won’t sniff that high a finish any time soon. A few of their better players will transfer to DeMatha and w/out Dave as HC the recruiting pipeline will dry up. The Heights just doesn’t care about major sports.

“Heights has never finished that high in the WCAC” yet they literally finished 5th this year.

Take your head out of ur ass, and you’ll think more clearly.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Here are my way-too-early 21-22 Rankings for IAC & WCAC.

IAC;
1. Bullis
2. Prep
3. Landon
4. Episcopal
5. Albans
6. SSSAS

Is this a joke?

Saint Stephens brings back virtually their entire team. The Saints will contend with Georgetown Prep and Landon for the IAC banner next spring.

Bullis graduates a ton. Unless they bring in a bunch of transfers this summer, I see them taking a big step back next Spring. With the DC Express guys now at Prep, I fully expect them to bring in some transfers this off-season

Bullis 23’ class is filthy. 4 NL kids who will all play top DI ball. Their goalie will be just a sophomore, but he’s extremely talented and hard working. IAC will be far mor interesting than WCAC.

WCAC will be dominated by SJC with Gonzaga, PVI, DeMatha, and Heights competing for spots 2-5.

IAC could be won by Prep, Bullis, or Landon. All three of these teams are relatively even in talent.

“Heights competing for spots 2-5.” Is that you Boh? The Heights has never finished that high in the WCAC and Dave’s departure means they won’t sniff that high a finish any time soon. A few of their better players will transfer to DeMatha and w/out Dave as HC the recruiting pipeline will dry up. The Heights just doesn’t care about major sports.

Bullis 23’ class is filthy. 4 NL kids who will all play top DI ball.

I've heard 1 - 2 of them are leaving.

and really only 1 of them played this Spring, the lefty attackman.

The other 3 that you refer to hardly even cracked the lineup at Bullis this Spring.