Anonymous wrote:Can we all just stop using excuses “we don’t have all our players”. Injuries impact most schools. Key senior D1 commits/critical underclass girls are missing the season or playing at a reduced rate across ISL and WCAC: SSSAS, Stone Ridge, St John’s, Potomac, just to name a few.

FFS they won by 5. It was not really close at all in the 2nd half and yes, they were missing key players and had one ejected. Holton had 1 goal in the second half. And the parents on both sides were well behaved.

Anonymous wrote:Can we all just stop using excuses “we don’t have all our players”. Injuries impact most schools. Key senior D1 commits/critical underclass girls are missing the season or playing at a reduced rate across ISL and WCAC: SSSAS, Stone Ridge, St John’s, Potomac, just to name a few.

There was a school function where most of the senior class attends. It wasnt just missing a player or two.

Can we all just stop using excuses “we don’t have all our players”. Injuries impact most schools. Key senior D1 commits/critical underclass girls are missing the season or playing at a reduced rate across ISL and WCAC: SSSAS, Stone Ridge, St John’s, Potomac, just to name a few.

Anonymous wrote:Visi didn’t have all of their players but Holton put up a good fight with what they had.

Ouch. Classic Visi. I wasn't at the game as my daughter plays at another ISL school but great job Visi parent for offending Holton. I am sure you were classy on the sidelines too.

"Good fight with what they had"... Continue to make excuses for your program. Our girls will see you on the field soon.

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Anonymous wrote:Visi didn’t have all of their players but Holton put up a good fight with what they had.

Were they injured?

Don’t know but overheard Visitation missing their best player and another starting midfielder. Also lost another midfielder or attacker early in the game after getting two yellow cards.

That makes more sense.

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Anonymous wrote:Visi didn’t have all of their players but Holton put up a good fight with what they had.

Were they injured?

Don’t know but overheard Visitation missing their best player and another starting midfielder. Also lost another midfielder or attacker early in the game after getting two yellow cards.

Anonymous wrote:Visi didn’t have all of their players but Holton put up a good fight with what they had.

Were they injured?

Visi didn’t have all of their players but Holton put up a good fight with what they had.

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Anonymous wrote:What was the score?

13-9 Visitation

13-8 was the final score.

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Anonymous wrote:What was the score?

13-9 Visitation

Wow - good for Holton! Bodes well for future.

Anonymous wrote:What was the score?

13-9 Visitation

What was the score?

Holton looked good today against Visitation but came up short.

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Anonymous wrote:SR livestreams all home games on hudl.

Too many mental errors. Biggest one was they drew a yellow card but almost immediately threw it away and then NDP scored man don.

Mental errors are typically signs of subpar coaching. Could also be lack of individual training.

I’d be curious to see how the Baltimore area hs practices are run and compare them to ISL practices.

Are the Baltimore area girls training more?

The talent pool in Baltimore is much deeper. Girls that play on Varsity early on in D.C. because the talent is thin would be on JV or possibly cut in Baltimore. The skill level is just higher there.

Baltimore has more elite talent. The elite girls in DMV are just as good as Baltimore. Problem is that there is not many of them.

Hence the talent pool is deeper.

Most people grasp this before middle school, so seeing such an obvious point on a high school forum is noteworthy.

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Anonymous wrote:SR livestreams all home games on hudl.

Too many mental errors. Biggest one was they drew a yellow card but almost immediately threw it away and then NDP scored man don.

Mental errors are typically signs of subpar coaching. Could also be lack of individual training.

I’d be curious to see how the Baltimore area hs practices are run and compare them to ISL practices.

Are the Baltimore area girls training more?

The talent pool in Baltimore is much deeper. Girls that play on Varsity early on in D.C. because the talent is thin would be on JV or possibly cut in Baltimore. The skill level is just higher there.

Baltimore has more elite talent. The elite girls in DMV are just as good as Baltimore. Problem is that there is not many of them.

Hence the talent pool is deeper.