Anonymous wrote:Is it true that Landon high school lax players are prohibited from playing for an outside club team?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is it true that Landon high school lax players are prohibited from playing for an outside club team?
Before I answer, would you mind saying where you heard that Landon high school lax players are prohibited from playing for an outside club team?
Anonymous wrote:Is it true that Landon high school lax players are prohibited from playing for an outside club team?
Anonymous wrote:Is Jesse Hubbard's overnight camp worth it for a highly skilled 12-year old player?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The TWO boys drove to school and parked the car for the day. A non-lethal "BB gun" rifle replica was left in the back seat. One boy went to class while the other boy went into the woods. Having never shot a gun. he tried it, put the gun back in the car and went to class. A mom saw the "shooter" in the woods with a 'sniper rifle', and made a 911 call the police. NCS, Sidwell and St. Albans were locked down within minutes. The BB gun was found in the back seat of the car and the car was traced to the boys. The boys were taken out of class in cuffs and the incident was widely reported with dramatic video on the web.
STA acted quickly. The boys were barred from school for the remaining few weeks of the year (the lacrosse season had already ended) but allowed to graduate. Both boys faced DC gun charges. If anything, STA's quick action was deemed too harsh.
STA also put a specific prohibition against these guns in the student guidelines (page 6):
http://www.stalbansschool.org/document.doc?id=493
Guns were prohibited long before that incident.
Did these two STA boys end up playing LAX in college?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The TWO boys drove to school and parked the car for the day. A non-lethal "BB gun" rifle replica was left in the back seat. One boy went to class while the other boy went into the woods. Having never shot a gun. he tried it, put the gun back in the car and went to class. A mom saw the "shooter" in the woods with a 'sniper rifle', and made a 911 call the police. NCS, Sidwell and St. Albans were locked down within minutes. The BB gun was found in the back seat of the car and the car was traced to the boys. The boys were taken out of class in cuffs and the incident was widely reported with dramatic video on the web.
STA acted quickly. The boys were barred from school for the remaining few weeks of the year (the lacrosse season had already ended) but allowed to graduate. Both boys faced DC gun charges. If anything, STA's quick action was deemed too harsh.
STA also put a specific prohibition against these guns in the student guidelines (page 6):
http://www.stalbansschool.org/document.doc?id=493
Guns were prohibited long before that incident.
Anonymous wrote:They all do 1-2. But most of these kids are busy in the summer either playing for their club teams or attending individual recruiting events.
Some are more serious about it than others.