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SJC is not going to lose this entire season. They are head and shoulders above everyone else in the WCAC, IAC, MIAA. It's not even close. Now next year will be very different but this year, I don't even think they'll lose to a PG school. They'll lose. Book it. Not to an MIAA team though!
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Except in the UA tourney? DC 2021s won UA and Nike Nationals two years ago, and DC 2022s won UA and Nike Nationals last year.
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I hear McD beat Deerfield Academy in a scrimmage in Florida. Good win for the MD area against a great opponent.
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Any MIAA history buffs on here that can recall a game against CH that the other team beat them like Friday? They have played some highly ranked teams through the years but don’t remember anyone beating them by that margin. CH is shockingly inexperienced in the midfield - SJC has proven experience all over the field especially at midfield. Are you for real? CH playing any kids that aren’t on a crazy good club team? Or are they playing a slew of freshmen? Come on, really?! With the size roster they have, don’t tell us they’re inexperienced. Please, they’re just bad. No excuses. Lol why are you so emotional about CH
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I hear McD beat Deerfield Academy in a scrimmage in Florida. Good win for the MD area against a great opponent. As McD fans say, “come on it’s just a scrimmage, no one cares” (when they lost to Bullis on 3/4). Now we’re supposed to be impressed?! Not so fast…
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SJC is not going to lose this entire season. They are head and shoulders above everyone else in the WCAC, IAC, MIAA. It's not even close. Now next year will be very different but this year, I don't even think they'll lose to a PG school. Saw SJC at Gilman play day and they subbed almost the entire team at halftime for both games they played. This is how you develop ALL your players and keep a tight locker room. MIaa coaches could learn something from this. Miaa does a horrible job developing players.It shows when a 40-50 man roster only plays 15 players in scrimmages and blow out games. Go to Severn.... Does the most with less and develops players!!!!! Bottom feeders should go back to B conference Not a Severn fan but why should they go back to the B conference? Because they finish in the middle of the pack every year and are unlikely to ever win a championship? That is the problem with most of the posters on this board. You think only undefeated teams and championship contenders should be worthy of playing in games in the A conference. Good luck with your three team conference. Good for Severn... and MSJ, JC, STP, STM, Gilman (these days), Spalding (minus 21-22), and others for competing and developing at the highest level. Best post today.
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SJC is not going to lose this entire season. They are head and shoulders above everyone else in the WCAC, IAC, MIAA. It's not even close. Now next year will be very different but this year, I don't even think they'll lose to a PG school. Saw SJC at Gilman play day and they subbed almost the entire team at halftime for both games they played. This is how you develop ALL your players and keep a tight locker room. MIaa coaches could learn something from this. Miaa does a horrible job developing players.It shows when a 40-50 man roster only plays 15 players in scrimmages and blow out games. Go to Severn.... Does the most with less and develops players!!!!! Bottom feeders should go back to B conference Not a Severn fan but why should they go back to the B conference? Because they finish in the middle of the pack every year and are unlikely to ever win a championship? That is the problem with most of the posters on this board. You think only undefeated teams and championship contenders should be worthy of playing in games in the A conference. Good luck with your three team conference. Good for Severn... and MSJ, JC, STP, STM, Gilman (these days), Spalding (minus 21-22), and others for competing and developing at the highest level. People posting with their heart because they are not good enough for some schools and had to take what they could get/afford. Rather then internalize it and accept it, they lash out anonymously at schools on a message board. Be proud of whatever school your kid got in to and stop with the jealousy.
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SJC is not going to lose this entire season. They are head and shoulders above everyone else in the WCAC, IAC, MIAA. It's not even close. Now next year will be very different but this year, I don't even think they'll lose to a PG school. Saw SJC at Gilman play day and they subbed almost the entire team at halftime for both games they played. This is how you develop ALL your players and keep a tight locker room. MIaa coaches could learn something from this. Miaa does a horrible job developing players.It shows when a 40-50 man roster only plays 15 players in scrimmages and blow out games. Go to Severn.... Does the most with less and develops players!!!!! Bottom feeders should go back to B conference Not a Severn fan but why should they go back to the B conference? Because they finish in the middle of the pack every year and are unlikely to ever win a championship? That is the problem with most of the posters on this board. You think only undefeated teams and championship contenders should be worthy of playing in games in the A conference. Good luck with your three team conference. Good for Severn... and MSJ, JC, STP, STM, Gilman (these days), Spalding (minus 21-22), and others for competing and developing at the highest level. People posting with their heart because they are not good enough for some schools and had to take what they could get/afford. Rather then internalize it and accept it, they lash out anonymously at schools on a message board. Be proud of whatever school your kid got in to and stop with the jealousy. Right, because Severn is full of guys who couldn't get into Boys Latin. Comical.
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I hear McD beat Deerfield Academy in a scrimmage in Florida. Good win for the MD area against a great opponent. Scrimmage? Went to Florida for a scrimmage?
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I hear McD beat Deerfield Academy in a scrimmage in Florida. Good win for the MD area against a great opponent. Scrimmage? Went to Florida for a scrimmage? St. Paul's flew out to Cali for a scrimmage against LaJolla High
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I hear McD beat Deerfield Academy in a scrimmage in Florida. Good win for the MD area against a great opponent. Scrimmage? Went to Florida for a scrimmage? St. Paul's flew out to Cali for a scrimmage against LaJolla High And I believe Loyola was just down in FL to play IMG.
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I hear McD beat Deerfield Academy in a scrimmage in Florida. Good win for the MD area against a great opponent. As McD fans say, “come on it’s just a scrimmage, no one cares” (when they lost to Bullis on 3/4). Now we’re supposed to be impressed?! Not so fast… Not really. If you scrimmage and pull your starters at halftime when you were in the lead and play the rest of the roster for the remaining 3 quarters it’s markedly different than a 4 quarter only starters scrimmage played like a game. Not commenting as to whether said team was impressive or not, the second scenario is a better gauge of things to come.
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Saw SJC at Gilman play day and they subbed almost the entire team at halftime for both games they played. This is how you develop ALL your players and keep a tight locker room. MIaa coaches could learn something from this. Miaa does a horrible job developing players.It shows when a 40-50 man roster only plays 15 players in scrimmages and blow out games. Go to Severn.... Does the most with less and develops players!!!!! Bottom feeders should go back to B conference Not a Severn fan but why should they go back to the B conference? Because they finish in the middle of the pack every year and are unlikely to ever win a championship? That is the problem with most of the posters on this board. You think only undefeated teams and championship contenders should be worthy of playing in games in the A conference. Good luck with your three team conference. Good for Severn... and MSJ, JC, STP, STM, Gilman (these days), Spalding (minus 21-22), and others for competing and developing at the highest level. People posting with their heart because they are not good enough for some schools and had to take what they could get/afford. Rather then internalize it and accept it, they lash out anonymously at schools on a message board. Be proud of whatever school your kid got in to and stop with the jealousy. Right…Costabile wasn’t good enough to play anywhere other than MSJ. Some kids prefer to play local. Some kids prefer to have a better shot at significant minutes, earlier. Some kids want to develop their talent instead of being just a number. Some kids want to be part of building/achieving something special or unique. Some kids want to be allowed to play more than one sport. Some kids take the best financial package they are offered. Lots of reasons kids choose schools other than the (recent) top few.
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They are to young to get into Boys Latin
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Saw SJC at Gilman play day and they subbed almost the entire team at halftime for both games they played. This is how you develop ALL your players and keep a tight locker room. MIaa coaches could learn something from this. Miaa does a horrible job developing players.It shows when a 40-50 man roster only plays 15 players in scrimmages and blow out games. Go to Severn.... Does the most with less and develops players!!!!! Bottom feeders should go back to B conference Not a Severn fan but why should they go back to the B conference? Because they finish in the middle of the pack every year and are unlikely to ever win a championship? That is the problem with most of the posters on this board. You think only undefeated teams and championship contenders should be worthy of playing in games in the A conference. Good luck with your three team conference. Good for Severn... and MSJ, JC, STP, STM, Gilman (these days), Spalding (minus 21-22), and others for competing and developing at the highest level. People posting with their heart because they are not good enough for some schools and had to take what they could get/afford. Rather then internalize it and accept it, they lash out anonymously at schools on a message board. Be proud of whatever school your kid got in to and stop with the jealousy. Right…Costabile wasn’t good enough to play anywhere other than MSJ. Some kids prefer to play local. Some kids prefer to have a better shot at significant minutes, earlier. Some kids want to develop their talent instead of being just a number. Some kids want to be part of building/achieving something special or unique. Some kids want to be allowed to play more than one sport. Some kids take the best financial package they are offered. Lots of reasons kids choose schools other than the (recent) top few. Some kids parents are not lunatics trying to manufacture success for their kids.
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If all those wholesome reasons were the primary drivers for going families to schools that won’t compete to win an MIAA championship, you wouldn’t see the types of jealous and hope-to-see-blank-school/kids-fail posts that litter this board.
Fully agree that is the case for many families.
There is also a contingency of salty jealous folks.
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They are to young to get into Boys Latin They won't reject your admission for being under 16 years old in 8th grade, it just means you won't see much playing time with the lax team. But seriously BL is K-12.
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Some kids parents are not lunatics trying to manufacture success for their kids. If you have ever moved to a house that happened to have a higher than average price for that county due to the school district, or cut a single tuition check after preschool, or paid for a single day of sports or music lessons, or any type of tutor, guess what buddy. That's exactly what you are doing. If you want to argue that you do it 5% less than some other dad, I guess, sure, go for that argument.
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They are to young to get into Boys Latin They won't reject your admission for being under 16 years old in 8th grade, it just means you won't see much playing time with the lax team. But seriously BL is K-12. One of the few schools to offer Driver's Ed in Middle School
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They are to young to get into Boys Latin They won't reject your admission for being under 16 years old in 8th grade, it just means you won't see much playing time with the lax team. But seriously BL is K-12. One of the few schools to offer Driver's Ed in Middle School Well, along with Landon, Spalding, and St. Marys to accommodate the Hawks and Madlax starters.
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I hear McD beat Deerfield Academy in a scrimmage in Florida. Good win for the MD area against a great opponent. As McD fans say, “come on it’s just a scrimmage, no one cares” (when they lost to Bullis on 3/4). Now we’re supposed to be impressed?! Not so fast… Not really. If you scrimmage and pull your starters at halftime when you were in the lead and play the rest of the roster for the remaining 3 quarters it’s markedly different than a 4 quarter only starters scrimmage played like a game. Not commenting as to whether said team was impressive or not, the second scenario is a better gauge of things to come. ...and playing 7-8 Freshman for 1-4th quarters also great for development which Bullis did vs McD.
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They are to young to get into Boys Latin it's *too genius
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They are to young to get into Boys Latin it's *too genius It’s “too,” genius.
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They are to young to get into Boys Latin it's *too genius It’s “too,” genius. Your right. There dense and its clear for us to sea
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Baltimore Sun Rankings 1. McDonogh 2. Calvert Hall 3. Boys' Latin 4. Archbishop Spalding 5. Loyola Blakefield 6. St. Marys 7. Severna Park 8. St. Paul's 9. Broadneck 10. Severn 11. Gilman 12. Catonsville 13. Marriott's Ridge 14. Hereford 15. Glenelg Also Considered: Arundel (10-3), Century (8-1), C. Milton Wright (13-1), Fallston (10-1), Mt. Hebron (4-4)
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Navy somehow beats Hopkins with a bunch of unskilled kids who “settled” on Severn because they couldn’t get in to or play for BL or Spalding…
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Navy somehow beats Hopkins with a bunch of unskilled kids who “settled” on Severn because they couldn’t get in to or play for BL or Spalding… Great win for NAVY at Hopkins. 4 decades since last win there. Bad lose for Hopkins, Hopkin coaching staff needs to be rid of these current players and hope their own recruits will produce some type of success. Horrible lose at home
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Navy somehow beats Hopkins with a bunch of unskilled kids who “settled” on Severn because they couldn’t get in to or play for BL or Spalding… No one said that BL or Spalding were better schools academically than Severn, but c'mon - Severn isn't Harvard. And the average lax player at Severn is without a doubt not as skilled as the average BL player (or Spalding right now). Ryan Wade isn't walking through that door.
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Navy somehow beats Hopkins with a bunch of unskilled kids who “settled” on Severn because they couldn’t get in to or play for BL or Spalding… No one said that BL or Spalding were better schools academically than Severn, but c'mon - Severn isn't Harvard. And the average lax player at Severn is without a doubt not as skilled as the average BL player (or Spalding right now). Ryan Wade isn't walking through that door. With the amount of “upsets” happening, when are people going to realize the talent is spreading & not necessary clustered to one school
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Baltimore Sun Rankings 1. McDonogh 2. Calvert Hall 3. Boys' Latin 4. Archbishop Spalding 5. Loyola Blakefield 6. St. Marys 7. Severna Park 8. St. Paul's 9. Broadneck 10. Severn 11. Gilman 12. Catonsville 13. Marriott's Ridge 14. Hereford 15. Glenelg Also Considered: Arundel (10-3), Century (8-1), C. Milton Wright (13-1), Fallston (10-1), Mt. Hebron (4-4) I’d put CH at 1 - BL at 2 - STM at 3 - McD at 4 - Dingers at 5
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Navy somehow beats Hopkins with a bunch of unskilled kids who “settled” on Severn because they couldn’t get in to or play for BL or Spalding… No one said that BL or Spalding were better schools academically than Severn, but c'mon - Severn isn't Harvard. And the average lax player at Severn is without a doubt not as skilled as the average BL player (or Spalding right now). Ryan Wade isn't walking through that door. If we’re comparing High Schools to colleges Severn would certainly collate with the Ivy League.
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Navy somehow beats Hopkins with a bunch of unskilled kids who “settled” on Severn because they couldn’t get in to or play for BL or Spalding… No one said that BL or Spalding were better schools academically than Severn, but c'mon - Severn isn't Harvard. And the average lax player at Severn is without a doubt not as skilled as the average BL player (or Spalding right now). Ryan Wade isn't walking through that door. With the amount of “upsets” happening, when are people going to realize the talent is spreading & not necessary clustered to one school Or realize that maybe- just maybe not everyone peaks in 11th grade. Many kids’ best years are still in front of them.
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Baltimore Sun Rankings 1. McDonogh 2. Calvert Hall 3. Boys' Latin 4. Archbishop Spalding 5. Loyola Blakefield 6. St. Marys 7. Severna Park 8. St. Paul's 9. Broadneck 10. Severn 11. Gilman 12. Catonsville 13. Marriott's Ridge 14. Hereford 15. Glenelg Also Considered: Arundel (10-3), Century (8-1), C. Milton Wright (13-1), Fallston (10-1), Mt. Hebron (4-4) Hereford, Fallston etc couldn’t beat the JV teams of the top 11 teams on this list. 1A and 2A lax is a step up from rec. Laughable
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Baltimore Sun Rankings 1. McDonogh 2. Calvert Hall 3. Boys' Latin 4. Archbishop Spalding 5. Loyola Blakefield 6. St. Marys 7. Severna Park 8. St. Paul's 9. Broadneck 10. Severn 11. Gilman 12. Catonsville 13. Marriott's Ridge 14. Hereford 15. Glenelg Also Considered: Arundel (10-3), Century (8-1), C. Milton Wright (13-1), Fallston (10-1), Mt. Hebron (4-4) Hereford, Fallston etc couldn’t beat the JV teams of the top 11 teams on this list. 1A and 2A lax is a step up from rec. Laughable Do some research and find out what clubs kids on these public school teams play for. Don’t be bitter bc you pay for private. Everyone still thinks you’re fancier, don’t worry.
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Baltimore Sun Rankings 1. McDonogh 2. Calvert Hall 3. Boys' Latin 4. Archbishop Spalding 5. Loyola Blakefield 6. St. Marys 7. Severna Park 8. St. Paul's 9. Broadneck 10. Severn 11. Gilman 12. Catonsville 13. Marriott's Ridge 14. Hereford 15. Glenelg Also Considered: Arundel (10-3), Century (8-1), C. Milton Wright (13-1), Fallston (10-1), Mt. Hebron (4-4) Hereford, Fallston etc couldn’t beat the JV teams of the top 11 teams on this list. 1A and 2A lax is a step up from rec. Laughable Do some research and find out what clubs kids on these public school teams play for. Don’t be bitter bc you pay for private. Everyone still thinks you’re fancier, don’t worry. Please enlighten us on what elite clubs these 1A and 2A kids play on? The bottom line is public school lacrosse couldn’t hold a candle to team playing in the private sector. How many kids in public school are going D1, D2 or D3? Few. Very few
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Baltimore Sun Rankings 1. McDonogh 2. Calvert Hall 3. Boys' Latin 4. Archbishop Spalding 5. Loyola Blakefield 6. St. Marys 7. Severna Park 8. St. Paul's 9. Broadneck 10. Severn 11. Gilman 12. Catonsville 13. Marriott's Ridge 14. Hereford 15. Glenelg Also Considered: Arundel (10-3), Century (8-1), C. Milton Wright (13-1), Fallston (10-1), Mt. Hebron (4-4) Hereford, Fallston etc couldn’t beat the JV teams of the top 11 teams on this list. 1A and 2A lax is a step up from rec. Laughable Do some research and find out what clubs kids on these public school teams play for. Don’t be bitter bc you pay for private. Everyone still thinks you’re fancier, don’t worry. Only thing laughable is the comment. Public schools are broke up into classes and the top teams in class definitely belong on a state ranking. But hey, keep up the good work with making us all laugh.
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MIAA A Conference Current Records; StM 5-0 (Quality W's; Georgetown Prep, Landon) StP 5-0 (Quality W's; Landon, Episcopal Academy, Torrey Pines) BL 4-1 (Quality W's; Landon, Georgetown Prep, St Thomas-Aquinas, St Andrews) CHC 4-1 (Quality W's; Gonzaga, Haverford, Lawrenceville) Spalding 2-0 (Quality W's; Bullis) MSJ 3-0 (Quality W's; Good Counsel, Curley) Gil 3-3 (Quality W's; Dematha) Loy 2-3 (Quality W's; Haverford) McD 2-1 Sev 1-1 (Quality W's; St Albans) JC 1-1
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Baltimore Sun Rankings 1. McDonogh 2. Calvert Hall 3. Boys' Latin 4. Archbishop Spalding 5. Loyola Blakefield 6. St. Marys 7. Severna Park 8. St. Paul's 9. Broadneck 10. Severn 11. Gilman 12. Catonsville 13. Marriott's Ridge 14. Hereford 15. Glenelg Also Considered: Arundel (10-3), Century (8-1), C. Milton Wright (13-1), Fallston (10-1), Mt. Hebron (4-4) Hereford, Fallston etc couldn’t beat the JV teams of the top 11 teams on this list. 1A and 2A lax is a step up from rec. Laughable Do some research and find out what clubs kids on these public school teams play for. Don’t be bitter bc you pay for private. Everyone still thinks you’re fancier, don’t worry. Are the kids on good club teams that play for Hereford & Fallston the best players on those club teams. Also, there are solid players on those two teams, just not enough to make a difference against the teams ranked ahead of them or many private JV teams.
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