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Re: Boys High School Anonymous #398764 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous The school on the degree matters for .0005% of the world. I disagree. It matters in certain fields. If you want to apply to a top med, law or biz school, a degree from a top academic undergrad will be very helpful to have. If you want to get into finance right out of undergrad it will also matter. That said, I would rather hire a kid from a mediocre college who graduated at the top of his class over a kid who coasted at a top school. That sounds about right but if you are not planning on working in med/law/finance it hardly matters where you go to school. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #398789 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous The school on the degree matters for .0005% of the world. I disagree. It matters in certain fields. If you want to apply to a top med, law or biz school, a degree from a top academic undergrad will be very helpful to have. If you want to get into finance right out of undergrad it will also matter. That said, I would rather hire a kid from a mediocre college who graduated at the top of his class over a kid who coasted at a top school. That sounds about right but if you are not planning on working in med/law/finance it hardly matters where you go to school. Where you went to college doesn't really matter when you apply to law school - the LSAT is about 75% of the equation. The top dude in my law school class went to Salisbury, and my law school was top tier. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School B_O_T_C #398822 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A The name on the degree only helps if you have no personality.or work ethic. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #398830 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous The name on the degree only helps if you have no personality.or work ethic. Nailed it Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #398863 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A I hope you all are kidding…. a college degree from a top University is the most important thing you should get of lacrosse. There’re quite a few Terps running around looking fo jobs! Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #398874 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous I hope you all are kidding…. a college degree from a top University is the most important thing you should get of lacrosse. There’re quite a few Terps running around looking fo jobs! Oh I’m sure STX will employ them. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School B_O_T_C #398885 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Loyola has the best 2026 class in town. The younger cook kid and a few more offensive weapons plus the two student defensemen and not the mention the goalie will be very successful in the coming years. mcdonough is very strong two as they recruited the best player from crabs and hawks but they look weak on the defensive side. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #398908 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Recruiting season. Where are the 27s going? Lots of hopefuls headed to Loyola before the inevitable coaching change? Parents with visions of grandeur sitting the pine at Calvert Hall? Fresh crop headed to St P's to chase the inevitable lax rebirth? Going to Gilman to dominate the B league next year? Out of towners filling the dorms at BL? Unfinished darkhorse business in AACO? Lots of storylines! Which one are you covering for us first? I wanna hear all about MSJ cornering the Zingos market, and Spalding welcoming in 17 transfers from StJ's who can't get past the admissions board! Zingos , that is a low Blow ! Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #398909 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous The name on the degree only helps if you have no personality.or work ethic. Nailed it That a Big Ouch ,,, but so True Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #398910 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Loyola has the best 2026 class in town. The younger cook kid and a few more offensive weapons plus the two student defensemen and not the mention the goalie will be very successful in the coming years. mcdonough is very strong two as they recruited the best player from crabs and hawks but they look weak on the defensive side. McD has the best attack in country that will carry them to another Ship. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School B_O_T_C #398938 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Loyola has had the most talent in the conference during the past 4 years. And it has gotten them 1 Fresh Soph title. Men for Fresh Soph. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #398961 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Loyola has the best 2026 class in town. The younger cook kid and a few more offensive weapons plus the two student defensemen and not the mention the goalie will be very successful in the coming years. mcdonough is very strong two as they recruited the best player from crabs and hawks but they look weak on the defensive side. Get a grip goalie dad. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #399034 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Loyola has the best 2026 class in town. The younger cook kid and a few more offensive weapons plus the two student defensemen and not the mention the goalie will be very successful in the coming years. mcdonough is very strong two as they recruited the best player from crabs and hawks but they look weak on the defensive side. Get a grip goalie dad. Younger cook, the goalie, and a few defenders are solid additions. No other offensive players worth mentioning. Calvert Hall has a much stronger class. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #399046 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Loyola has the best 2026 class in town. The younger cook kid and a few more offensive weapons plus the two student defensemen and not the mention the goalie will be very successful in the coming years. mcdonough is very strong two as they recruited the best player from crabs and hawks but they look weak on the defensive side. Get a grip goalie dad. Younger cook, the goalie, and a few defenders are solid additions. No other offensive players worth mentioning. Calvert Hall has a much stronger class. This is untrue. In actuality, CHC had a tough year for the 2026 lax recruiting. Many kids that Kelly was coming after hard - a few who were being recruited for lax and football - opted for other schools, including Loyola. CHC definitely does not have as strong of a 2026 lacrosse class as Loyola or several other schools including McDonogh and SP. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #399054 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Loyola has the best 2026 class in town. The younger cook kid and a few more offensive weapons plus the two student defensemen and not the mention the goalie will be very successful in the coming years. mcdonough is very strong two as they recruited the best player from crabs and hawks but they look weak on the defensive side. Get a grip goalie dad. Younger cook, the goalie, and a few defenders are solid additions. No other offensive players worth mentioning. Calvert Hall has a much stronger class. This is untrue. In actuality, CHC had a tough year for the 2026 lax recruiting. Many kids that Kelly was coming after hard - a few who were being recruited for lax and football - opted for other schools, including Loyola. CHC definitely does not have as strong of a 2026 lacrosse class as Loyola or several other schools including McDonogh and SP. This is untrue. In actuality, Loyola had a strong defensive recruitment. The offensive players aside from younger cook are ok at best. Truth is families picked other schools knowing the coaching at Loyola will continue to be abysmal. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School B_O_T_C #399075 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Strong (adj): 1. having the power to move heavy weights or perform other physically demanding tasks. 2. able to withstand great force or pressure. Where are these strong Loyola freshmen from? Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #399105 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Strong (adj): 1. having the power to move heavy weights or perform other physically demanding tasks. 2. able to withstand great force or pressure. Where are these strong Loyola freshmen from? Crabs Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School B_O_T_C #399106 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A McDonogh, Loyola, BL and SP got the strongest 2026 players in the area. CHC did not fare as well. That is the true story. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #399117 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Loyola has the best 2026 class in town. The younger cook kid and a few more offensive weapons plus the two student defensemen and not the mention the goalie will be very successful in the coming years. mcdonough is very strong two as they recruited the best player from crabs and hawks but they look weak on the defensive side. Dude… where have you been? McD added the top ranked 23 pole in the country (as a transfer) and probably has one of the best D’s in the league. LB will continue to cellar dwell. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #399119 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Loyola has the best 2026 class in town. The younger cook kid and a few more offensive weapons plus the two student defensemen and not the mention the goalie will be very successful in the coming years. mcdonough is very strong two as they recruited the best player from crabs and hawks but they look weak on the defensive side. Dude… where have you been? McD added the top ranked 23 pole in the country (as a transfer) and probably has one of the best D’s in the league. LB will continue to cellar dwell. Thanks for that valuable input, but we're discussing the 2026 class, not entire rosters. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School B_O_T_C #399128 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Who cares about the 26 class? None of them will make an impact this year and 95% of them will be on JV. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #399133 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Loyola has the best 2026 class in town. The younger cook kid and a few more offensive weapons plus the two student defensemen and not the mention the goalie will be very successful in the coming years. mcdonough is very strong two as they recruited the best player from crabs and hawks but they look weak on the defensive side. Dude… where have you been? McD added the top ranked 23 pole in the country (as a transfer) and probably has one of the best D’s in the league. LB will continue to cellar dwell. Thanks for that valuable input, but we're discussing the 2026 class, not entire rosters. Get on the 2026 thread then buddy Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #399143 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Loyola has the best 2026 class in town. The younger cook kid and a few more offensive weapons plus the two student defensemen and not the mention the goalie will be very successful in the coming years. mcdonough is very strong two as they recruited the best player from crabs and hawks but they look weak on the defensive side. Dude… where have you been? McD added the top ranked 23 pole in the country (as a transfer) and probably has one of the best D’s in the league. LB will continue to cellar dwell. Thanks for that valuable input, but we're discussing the 2026 class, not entire rosters. Get on the 2026 thread then buddy detest to say that I kind of agree. The good lax programs will have a total of about 4-6 2026s on varsity, each. Few will have an impact on even a single game. And then next year all the rest of the 2026s will make varsity too, lol. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School B_O_T_C #399144 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Pretty sure this is the right thread, as 2026 is high school now. We were discussing 2026 kids. Pay attention. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #399156 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Pretty sure this is the right thread, as 2026 is high school now. We were discussing 2026 kids. Pay attention. So why did you whine about the post about a 23? Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School B_O_T_C #399173 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A 2026 holdbacks dominating in 8th grade is one thing. Playing in the best league country where everyone is a holdback and the playing the best of the best is a different thing. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School B_O_T_C #399179 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Yeah, pay attention. All the whining and chest pounding about Loyola started here, when it ended in the Looneys and Boys 2026 thread. One group of parents or maybe one goalie parent. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #399247 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Pretty sure this is the right thread, as 2026 is high school now. We were discussing 2026 kids. Pay attention. You really need to retake your English comprehension class a again. You rebuttal makes you look ,,,,well ,go by this saying,,,It is better to remain silent and thought of as a fool than to open said mouth and remove all doubt. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #399263 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Pretty sure this is the right thread, as 2026 is high school now. We were discussing 2026 kids. Pay attention. You really need to retake your English comprehension class a again. You rebuttal makes you look ,,,,well ,go by this saying,,,It is better to remain silent and thought of as a fool than to open said mouth and remove all doubt. He will be passing you in the hall on your way to grammar and punctuation class, no? Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #399282 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Who cares about the 26 class? None of them will make an impact this year and 95% of them will be on JV. True. Using last year as an example: After cuts, Loyola carried: 25 freshmen on the Fresh Soph. 13 freshmen on JV. 0 went to Varsity. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School B_O_T_C #399288 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A A handful of talented 2026 players from the Baltimore area not going to help advance the Loyola program when the top MIAA teams MCD, BL and CHC are recruiting elite athletes from across the county and/or tapping hired student lax guns for a year to fill in roster gaps. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #399289 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Who cares about the 26 class? None of them will make an impact this year and 95% of them will be on JV. True. Using last year as an example: After cuts, Loyola carried: 25 freshmen on the Fresh Soph. 13 freshmen on JV. 0 went to Varsity. It's about the norm. There were 38 lacrosse players in the Loyola '22 class: 30 On Fresh/Soph 7 on JV 1 on Varsity. Just 13 of those kids were still playing as seniors, last year: Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #399297 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Originally Posted by Anonymous Who cares about the 26 class? None of them will make an impact this year and 95% of them will be on JV. True. Using last year as an example: After cuts, Loyola carried: 25 freshmen on the Fresh Soph. 13 freshmen on JV. 0 went to Varsity. It's about the norm. There were 38 lacrosse players in the Loyola '22 class: 30 On Fresh/Soph. 7 on JV. 1 on Varsity. Just 13 of those kids were still playing as seniors, last year: "Tuition payers for others" Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School B_O_T_C #399586 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A What's the big deal? This is big time HS lacrosse in the MIAA- Where varsity rosters have over 45 kids and only 22 players get to play in a game! Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School B_O_T_C #399603 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A This forum is not fun anymore since the fun police took over...I'll probably be banned for life for posting this Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #399609 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous This forum is not fun anymore since the fun police took over...I'll probably be banned for life for posting this Just don't tell the truth about FCA or CH and you're fine. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School B_O_T_C #399709 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Can someone explain to a parent new to this world what the rules are as far as a player being on both JV and Varsity rosters for a school in MIAA? Allowed? Not? TIA. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School B_O_T_C #399712 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A You can have a kid double rostered. But if you have a varsity kid play in a JV game, you become ineligible for the jv playoffs. Also, if your kid gets pulled up for a varsity playoff game, that counts as being a “varsity athlete,” per the transfer rules/penalties. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #399728 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Thank you! Appreciate the clear and concise explanation…exactly what I needed. Like Reply Quote

Re: Boys High School Anonymous #399730 A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A Originally Posted by Anonymous You can have a kid double rostered. But if you have a varsity kid play in a JV game, you become ineligible for the jv playoffs. Also, if your kid gets pulled up for a varsity playoff game, that counts as being a “varsity athlete,” per the transfer rules/penalties. Why would anybody roster a varsity kid on JV if playing that kid on JV makes them ineligible for playoffs? Is there a beneficial scenario? Like Reply Quote

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