Anonymous wrote:I'm so excited to have two local swimmers to cheer for! Go Torri and Katie!
Anonymous wrote:Do you people know the meaning of churlish? That describes this thread.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:First, the Olympics. Next, Stanford.
https://sports.yahoo.com/arlingtons-torri-huske-makes-u-002123895.html
So much for Yorktown being overrated.
Yorktown had nothing to do with it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a lot more impressed by the Wakefield girls winning the state rowing title (VASRA) today than I am by the fact that a single top swimmer happens to attend Yorktown. Crew is actually a team sport and the coaches clearly are building an excellent program.
Wow. That’s actually huge. That rowing title would be the first Varsity 8 state championship boat in Wakefield HS history. Hope the school puts a banner up.
Congrats to the Wakefield girls!
My girls rowed for Yorktown and won all kinds of titles. It meant nothing. One, maybe two, teammates were semi-recruited by colleges.
But, hey, if any of those Wakefield girls make the Olympic rowing team come back and let us know.
Lots of boats can win titles, but for a Varsity 8 boat to win is a very big deal. Wakefield now joins W-L and Yorktown (and other elite rowing programs) as having V8 state championships. (The varsity 8 is the premier boat in rowing.)
I think this is the PP's problem. Maybe her girls weren't on the Yorktown Varsity 8 victory and WAkefield's joining their ranks diminishes Yorktown's superiority.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a lot more impressed by the Wakefield girls winning the state rowing title (VASRA) today than I am by the fact that a single top swimmer happens to attend Yorktown. Crew is actually a team sport and the coaches clearly are building an excellent program.
Wow. That’s actually huge. That rowing title would be the first Varsity 8 state championship boat in Wakefield HS history. Hope the school puts a banner up.
Congrats to the Wakefield girls!
My girls rowed for Yorktown and won all kinds of titles. It meant nothing. One, maybe two, teammates were semi-recruited by colleges.
But, hey, if any of those Wakefield girls make the Olympic rowing team come back and let us know.
Lots of boats can win titles, but for a Varsity 8 boat to win is a very big deal. Wakefield now joins W-L and Yorktown (and other elite rowing programs) as having V8 state championships. (The varsity 8 is the premier boat in rowing.)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a lot more impressed by the Wakefield girls winning the state rowing title (VASRA) today than I am by the fact that a single top swimmer happens to attend Yorktown. Crew is actually a team sport and the coaches clearly are building an excellent program.
Wow. That’s actually huge. That rowing title would be the first Varsity 8 state championship boat in Wakefield HS history. Hope the school puts a banner up.
Congrats to the Wakefield girls!
My girls rowed for Yorktown and won all kinds of titles. It meant nothing. One, maybe two, teammates were semi-recruited by colleges.
But, hey, if any of those Wakefield girls make the Olympic rowing team come back and let us know.
who peed in your Cheerios?Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a lot more impressed by the Wakefield girls winning the state rowing title (VASRA) today than I am by the fact that a single top swimmer happens to attend Yorktown. Crew is actually a team sport and the coaches clearly are building an excellent program.
Wow. That’s actually huge. That rowing title would be the first Varsity 8 state championship boat in Wakefield HS history. Hope the school puts a banner up.
Congrats to the Wakefield girls!
My girls rowed for Yorktown and won all kinds of titles. It meant nothing. One, maybe two, teammates were semi-recruited by colleges.
But, hey, if any of those Wakefield girls make the Olympic rowing team come back and let us know.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a lot more impressed by the Wakefield girls winning the state rowing title (VASRA) today than I am by the fact that a single top swimmer happens to attend Yorktown. Crew is actually a team sport and the coaches clearly are building an excellent program.
Wow. That’s actually huge. That rowing title would be the first Varsity 8 state championship boat in Wakefield HS history. Hope the school puts a banner up.
Congrats to the Wakefield girls!
My girls rowed for Yorktown and won all kinds of titles. It meant nothing. One, maybe two, teammates were semi-recruited by colleges.
But, hey, if any of those Wakefield girls make the Olympic rowing team come back and let us know.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a lot more impressed by the Wakefield girls winning the state rowing title (VASRA) today than I am by the fact that a single top swimmer happens to attend Yorktown. Crew is actually a team sport and the coaches clearly are building an excellent program.
Wow. That’s actually huge. That rowing title would be the first Varsity 8 state championship boat in Wakefield HS history. Hope the school puts a banner up.
Congrats to the Wakefield girls!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a lot more impressed by the Wakefield girls winning the state rowing title (VASRA) today than I am by the fact that a single top swimmer happens to attend Yorktown. Crew is actually a team sport and the coaches clearly are building an excellent program.
Wow. That’s actually huge. That rowing title would be the first Varsity 8 state championship boat in Wakefield HS history. Hope the school puts a banner up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a lot more impressed by the Wakefield girls winning the state rowing title (VASRA) today than I am by the fact that a single top swimmer happens to attend Yorktown. Crew is actually a team sport and the coaches clearly are building an excellent program.
Wow. That’s actually huge. That rowing title would be the first Varsity 8 state championship boat in Wakefield HS history. Hope the school puts a banner up.
Anonymous wrote:You all are missing the point entirely. Jealous posters love to bash Yorktown as second tier, overrated, etc., because it's become so expensive to buy into the district now.
Here you have a star who any high school in the area would love to have. Her parents could have sent her anywhere. Obviously the school isn't "overrated" to them.
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