Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am going to guess the people not in uniform acting like they somehow had a hand in winning the game and gesturing to the Episcopal bench were St. Alban's players who were either injured or did not dress for some reason. Most teams will have their non playing members on the bench for games unless they are suspended and then they are sitting in the stands. Aside from all that, I have seen worse displays after a victory like that....100 times worse so it was not all that troublesome for me. If I were STA's coach I would have told the non uniformed players to STFU and act like they had been there before.

Was also there...

The fans on the home side were ALL of the girls lacrosse team (probably 50-75). They ARE very loud and "respectfully" hoot an holler ALL game. That's who they were gesturing to which may not be inexcusable, but understanding the fact that it was HS boys and HS girls, I "get it".

I need my popcorn. This just keeps getting better and better. First it's a lie, then it's maybe only one boy, then it's more, then they were only gesturing to their JV team, then they were gesturing to the 50-75 members of the EHS girls lacrosse team (that's an awfully big team, even if you count JV and V). Hmm, interesting stories. More importantly, by your own account that's how STA boys behave towards girls and you condone that behavior? Someone is trying to protect their little snowflakes and, instead, just keep digging a bigger hole. Sometimes the coverup is worse than the actual offense. It would have just been better to admit it, learn from it (educate students), and move on.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am going to guess the people not in uniform acting like they somehow had a hand in winning the game and gesturing to the Episcopal bench were St. Alban's players who were either injured or did not dress for some reason. Most teams will have their non playing members on the bench for games unless they are suspended and then they are sitting in the stands. Aside from all that, I have seen worse displays after a victory like that....100 times worse so it was not all that troublesome for me. If I were STA's coach I would have told the non uniformed players to STFU and act like they had been there before.

Was also there...

The fans on the home side were ALL of the girls lacrosse team (probably 50-75). They ARE very loud and "respectfully" hoot an holler ALL game. That's who they were gesturing to which may not be inexcusable, but understanding the fact that it was HS boys and HS girls, I "get it".

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am going to guess the people not in uniform acting like they somehow had a hand in winning the game and gesturing to the Episcopal bench were St. Alban's players who were either injured or did not dress for some reason. Most teams will have their non playing members on the bench for games unless they are suspended and then they are sitting in the stands. Aside from all that, I have seen worse displays after a victory like that....100 times worse so it was not all that troublesome for me. If I were STA's coach I would have told the non uniformed players to STFU and act like they had been there before.

Was also there...

The fans on the home side were ALL of the girls lacrosse team (probably 50-75). They ARE very loud and "respectfully" hoot an holler ALL game. That's who they were gesturing to which may not be inexcusable, but understanding the fact that it was HS boys and HS girls, I "get it".

Anonymous wrote:I am going to guess the people not in uniform acting like they somehow had a hand in winning the game and gesturing to the Episcopal bench were St. Alban's players who were either injured or did not dress for some reason. Most teams will have their non playing members on the bench for games unless they are suspended and then they are sitting in the stands. Aside from all that, I have seen worse displays after a victory like that....100 times worse so it was not all that troublesome for me. If I were STA's coach I would have told the non uniformed players to STFU and act like they had been there before.

Anonymous wrote:I am going to guess the people not in uniform acting like they somehow had a hand in winning the game and gesturing to the Episcopal bench were St. Alban's players who were either injured or did not dress for some reason. Most teams will have their non playing members on the bench for games unless they are suspended and then they are sitting in the stands. Aside from all that, I have seen worse displays after a victory like that....100 times worse so it was not all that troublesome for me. If I were STA's coach I would have told the non uniformed players to STFU and act like they had been there before.

Anonymous wrote:Here is the link again to the STA/EHS game: https://events.locallive.tv/events/49939

There is a mass celebration that I would expect any team to engage in after a game like that.

You can see I think one kid motioning towards the side. I know that the STA JV team was on that hill watching the conclusion of the game. Because there is no audio it’s indeterminable what was said and who it was directed to.

Anonymous wrote:Actually 100% true. It was streamed live. Maybe they were players not in uniform, but everyone on the sideline stormed the field and piled on top of each other. The kids in free dress mocked the EHS students. 100% true. I get it, STA doesn’t win much so when they do they get a little excited. Happy they finally won a game, but the students mocking the EHS fans is douchey.