Anonymous wrote:They can add the trophy to their collection of "participation" trophies they got from youth sports
Anonymous wrote:Interesting Sidwell won their leagues for football, volleyball, girls soccer and cross country.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Interesting Sidwell won their leagues for football, volleyball, girls soccer and cross country.
Volleyball won the championship of the B division. That doesn't count.
Anonymous wrote:the IAC schools have a much better balance between academics and sports than Sidwell, GDS and Maret.
Anonymous wrote:Interesting Sidwell won their leagues for football, volleyball, girls soccer and cross country.
Anonymous wrote:Congrats to Sidwell for winning the championship of a terrible league.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/highschools/football-sidwell-friends-wins-mac-for-first-time-since-2005/2014/11/03/16f76e6c-6364-11e4-9fdc-d43b053ecb4d_story.html
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:PP: get a life dude.
Not everyone wants to send their son to a WCAC school where sports dominate the school culture.
Aah, yes. The world is black and white, eh? Either your child attends a sports-obsessed school, or he/she attends a school with basically no sports.
Isn't it just possible that there's something in between? Can't some people want their child to attend a school that is strong in both academics and athletics? For those people, Sidwell is not very attractive.
Anonymous wrote:PP: get a life dude.
Not everyone wants to send their son to a WCAC school where sports dominate the school culture.