That's only because 99% of the posts on here, including the one directly above yours ^^^ are complete nonsense.Anonymous wrote:To help clarify, the tournament was confirmed to be on as of today. Oakton high school is running the tournament on both girls and boys sides.
Anonymous wrote:A quick note on Turkey Shootout- The tournament asked too much of the players in one long day of lacrosse. Madison forfeited the tournament after the quarterfinal game; lots of players injured and the others dead tired. The championship game between Robo and Riverside, while a good game, was played at a pace that was certainly not up to either teams' standards. A leading offensive player for Robinson got injured in the final as well as a leading offensive player for Riverside. Many Riverside kids I know did not go to school the next day because they were dead tired- I'm sure the same for not only Robinson but for other schools as well. Although TSO shows a little bit more of what to expect for the spring, the continuation of it would require adjustment to the format. You cannot sacrifice the health of these kids for 6 full games of lacrosse across one long, cold, day.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is not the reason behind it. They have had the rules explained to them and even linked and cited for them on that thread, but they still do not understand.Anonymous wrote:Looks like they're talking about this on the girls page too. Sounds like VHSL Rule change or actual enforcement of the rules in Fairfax because of what happened at Hayfield is the reason behind it. Always a good event, disappointing it's going to be gone, I'm sure something will replace it.
There is no new rule. And the rules as written do not preclude having the tournament.
Not a VHSL Issue, these are new to the 2025/26 School year for Fairfax County. Use of FCPS Fields, Sunday Events, and Program Fundraising. This is why VEL-Fall League and the new Madlax League are not impacted. They are still run on SUnday's, but there are not a fundraiser for a FCPS Program, and not on FCPS Fields/Facilities.
And these new FCPS rules/enforcement are a direct result of Hayfield mess last year - running private “training” on FCPS fields, requiring payments under guise of fundraising etc. So once again everybody else gets punished for actions of few who move on unscathed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is not the reason behind it. They have had the rules explained to them and even linked and cited for them on that thread, but they still do not understand.Anonymous wrote:Looks like they're talking about this on the girls page too. Sounds like VHSL Rule change or actual enforcement of the rules in Fairfax because of what happened at Hayfield is the reason behind it. Always a good event, disappointing it's going to be gone, I'm sure something will replace it.
There is no new rule. And the rules as written do not preclude having the tournament.
Not a VHSL Issue, these are new to the 2025/26 School year for Fairfax County. Use of FCPS Fields, Sunday Events, and Program Fundraising. This is why VEL-Fall League and the new Madlax League are not impacted. They are still run on SUnday's, but there are not a fundraiser for a FCPS Program, and not on FCPS Fields/Facilities.
Anonymous wrote:It is not the reason behind it. They have had the rules explained to them and even linked and cited for them on that thread, but they still do not understand.Anonymous wrote:Looks like they're talking about this on the girls page too. Sounds like VHSL Rule change or actual enforcement of the rules in Fairfax because of what happened at Hayfield is the reason behind it. Always a good event, disappointing it's going to be gone, I'm sure something will replace it.
There is no new rule. And the rules as written do not preclude having the tournament.
It is not the reason behind it. They have had the rules explained to them and even linked and cited for them on that thread, but they still do not understand.Anonymous wrote:Looks like they're talking about this on the girls page too. Sounds like VHSL Rule change or actual enforcement of the rules in Fairfax because of what happened at Hayfield is the reason behind it. Always a good event, disappointing it's going to be gone, I'm sure something will replace it.