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Anonymous wrote:SSSA is hardly allocating any resources for boys lacrosse. The Saints were terrible last season so any improvement is a good thing. Maybe they are a bit more competitive with EHS and STA, but I doubt it.

I don't see any head coach having success there with the current headmaster. The current admin has zero regard for athletics.

Said someone who knows nothing about the school.

Ehh it’s very accurate.

Other than girls lacrosse, and this is due to KJ, what other program at Saint Stephen’s is relevant?

The school has turned its back to athletics a few years ago and as a result it’s not even fully enrolled.

Current admin is terrible

Former saints parent

Anonymous wrote:NL to holy cross. Not sure which HS

Landon

Anonymous wrote:SSSA is hardly allocating any resources for boys lacrosse. The Saints were terrible last season so any improvement is a good thing. Maybe they are a bit more competitive with EHS and STA, but I doubt it.

I don't see any head coach having success there with the current headmaster. The current admin has zero regard for athletics.

Said someone who knows nothing about the school.

Anonymous wrote:Look for a similar fall for PVI they will be ok this season with a strong senior class but literally nothing for 2027_2028 classes and the JV team is getting beat by public school JV teams in the VEL league.

They have a 5-1 record in VEL.

Look for a similar fall for PVI they will be ok this season with a strong senior class but literally nothing for 2027_2028 classes and the JV team is getting beat by public school JV teams in the VEL league.

SSSA is hardly allocating any resources for boys lacrosse. The Saints were terrible last season so any improvement is a good thing. Maybe they are a bit more competitive with EHS and STA, but I doubt it.

I don't see any head coach having success there with the current headmaster. The current admin has zero regard for athletics.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SJC is no where close to being as dominant as they once were 4 seasons ago.

WCAC ship is up for grabs this Spring which makes the league very exciting to follow. You have 5 - 6 teams capeable of beating one another which was not the case just 3 years ago.

Looking into the IAC, you have maye 3 teams that can beat one another.

Where do we think SSSAS shakes out in next year's IAC in Coach Garret's year 2?

6th

SSSAS has absolutely no draw our appeal anymore for kids for lax. Kids they used to go are def picking other schools these days. Ince is a great coach, but coaching is not the issue. He can only do so much with the talent he has

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SJC is no where close to being as dominant as they once were 4 seasons ago.

WCAC ship is up for grabs this Spring which makes the league very exciting to follow. You have 5 - 6 teams capeable of beating one another which was not the case just 3 years ago.

Looking into the IAC, you have maye 3 teams that can beat one another.

Where do we think SSSAS shakes out in next year's IAC in Coach Garret's year 2?

6th

Anonymous wrote:SJC is no where close to being as dominant as they once were 4 seasons ago.

WCAC ship is up for grabs this Spring which makes the league very exciting to follow. You have 5 - 6 teams capeable of beating one another which was not the case just 3 years ago.

Looking into the IAC, you have maye 3 teams that can beat one another.

Where do we think SSSAS shakes out in next year's IAC in Coach Garret's year 2?

SJC is no where close to being as dominant as they once were 4 seasons ago.

WCAC ship is up for grabs this Spring which makes the league very exciting to follow. You have 5 - 6 teams capeable of beating one another which was not the case just 3 years ago.

Looking into the IAC, you have maye 3 teams that can beat one another.

Gonzaga has been hurt by the rise of Good Counsel, SJC, and PVI as lower cost alternatives. However, the 28 and 29 classes are stronger than 26 and 27 were. I imagine he WCAC will have more parity at the top with SJC leading the way and then Gonzaga, PVI, Good Counsel, and DeMatha being up and down year to year.

Gonzaga's program has been on a gradual decline since Casey O'Neill retired.

If you compare the past W-L record from the 4 years under Jeff King to the final 4 years under Casey O'neill, the data clearly shows, the program is nowhere close to what it once was on the National stage.

Is Gonzaga anticipating to have a down year this coming spring?

Shocked with how few D1 verbals they have on this list.

Seems unlike them

DC Express 2027:
1 Navy (Bullis) Defense
1 St. Joseph's (Bullis) LSM
1 Holy Cross (GP) Midfield
1 Hampton (Bullis) Defense

Next Level 2027:
1 Michigan (Deerfield) Defense
1 Cornell (GC) Midfield
1 Dartmouth (Landon) LSM
1 Penn (Bullis) Midfield
1 Cornell (Landon) Defense
1 Brown (STA) Defense
1 Delaware (Landon) LSM
1 Brown (GP) Attack
1 Bucknell (STC) Goalie
1 Georgetown (Landon) Attack
1 Johns Hokpkins (GP) Midfield
1 Villanova (SJC) Attack
1 Villanova (Landon) Attack
1 Monmouth (BL) FOGO
1 Holy Cross (Landon) Midfield

Madlax 2027:
1 AF (SJC) Defense
1 Army (HP-TX) FOGO
1 Penn State (Yorktown) Attack
1 Princeton (GP) Midfield
1 Delaware (GC) Defense
1 Villanova (SJC) LSM
1 Michigan (Deerfield) Midfield
1 Penn State (SJC) Attack/Midfield
1 Ohio State (Taft) Attack
1 Bucknell (STC) Defense
1 Bucknell (SJC) Defense
1 Providence (GZ) SSDM
1 Colgate (GZ) Midfield

VLC 2027:

IAC:
Bullis - Navy (D), Penn (M), St. Joseph's (LSM), Hampton (D)
GP - Princeton (M), Brown (A), Johns Hopkins (Midfield), Navy (A), Holy Cross (M)
Landon - Dartmouth (LSM), Cornell (D), Delaware (LSM), Georgetown (A), Villanova (A), Holy Cross (Midfield)
STA - Brown (D)

WCAC:
SJC - AF (D), Navy (M), MD (FOGO), Villanova (LSM), Penn State (A/M), Bucknell (D), Villanova (A)
DM - AF (G)
GC - Cornell (M), Delaware (D)
GZ - Providence (M), Colgate (M)

MAC:

Public:
Yorktown - Penn State (A)

Others:
Deerfield - Michigan (D), Michigan (M)
St. Christophers - Bucknell (D), Bucknell (G)
BL - Monmouth (FOGO)

NL to holy cross. Not sure which HS