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Unfortunately there was a real ugly hit this weekend at the Aloha tournament at Blandair park. Kid on Clippers took a terrible hit to the head, was down for a fairly long time and did finally walk off on his own. Hopefully he is alright now. There have been a few ugly hits like this that have popped up over the spring / summer and now into fall. I thought this incident was handled well by the tournament trainers, coaches, etc. Referees also made the correct call to eject the player who laid the hit. For me the question becomes is there a way to deter these hits anymore than they already are? I am not sure what that would look like in terms of suspending players or what? Or is this just an unavoidable reality? Just par for the course with the current age windows and enforcement. It's a bogey with the over-agressive coaching. Perhaps there should be more pre-game warnings on this stuff but ejection and 3 minute non-releasable with a coach warning and coach ejection on the next one would put an end to it right away. I think it's unavoidable, unfortunately. Even NFL refs with decades of experience often need slow motion replay to figure out if elite athletes who have been playing their sport for decades committed targeting vs making hard but legal contact. I don't think it's realistic to expect youth lax refs making $75 a game and two to an entire field and a bunch of 15-year-olds to somehow perform to a higher standard. Youth football places a lot more emphasis on concussion awareness and safe tackling so it would probably be possible to improve things somewhat, but I don't think you'll ever eliminate the risk entirely.
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Why are there no scores in tourney machine for terrapin classic after the 10am games? Annoying. Cabell has paid Tourney Machine to not post any more scores… it was not a good weekend for them I would disagree with this. ML lost 8-5 to Red Hots and 4-3 to Leading Edge. Yes, you want to win, but these games were competitive. ML goalie kept them competitive in the LE game. Hey goalie dad, it's been a while! Nope, you got the wrong guy. I am an LE parent, but I pay respect where it is due. Kid played great. nice try
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Top 10 in the DMV after Fall Tourneys:
1. Hawks
2. DC Express
3. FCA Blue
4. Crabs
5. Next Level
6. Madlax
7. Clippers
8. Team Maryland
9. Team 91
10. Clippers
11. DC Express Orange
12. True NoVa
13. FCA MD White
If you are going to add the FCA White team, I added some other DMV teams in the rankings. looking at the local DC teams: DCE - how did they go from one of the weakest teams in HoCo this spring to #6 nationally? MadLax - They keep getting new suckers (oops, new players) from somewhere and remain competitive. Next Level - I don't know what it is with this team. they have been almost good for awhile but can't get into a grove. VLC - it is a shame they did not get a team together - all three teams mentioned have oversized rosters (not the mention players on their B teams who want to play) to support one more good team in the region. missed opportunity.
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Unfortunately there was a real ugly hit this weekend at the Aloha tournament at Blandair park. Kid on Clippers took a terrible hit to the head, was down for a fairly long time and did finally walk off on his own. Hopefully he is alright now. There have been a few ugly hits like this that have popped up over the spring / summer and now into fall. I thought this incident was handled well by the tournament trainers, coaches, etc. Referees also made the correct call to eject the player who laid the hit. For me the question becomes is there a way to deter these hits anymore than they already are? I am not sure what that would look like in terms of suspending players or what? Or is this just an unavoidable reality? Just par for the course with the current age windows and enforcement. It's a bogey with the over-agressive coaching. Perhaps there should be more pre-game warnings on this stuff but ejection and 3 minute non-releasable with a coach warning and coach ejection on the next one would put an end to it right away. I think it's unavoidable, unfortunately. Even NFL refs with decades of experience often need slow motion replay to figure out if elite athletes who have been playing their sport for decades committed targeting vs making hard but legal contact. I don't think it's realistic to expect youth lax refs making $75 a game and two to an entire field and a bunch of 15-year-olds to somehow perform to a higher standard. Youth football places a lot more emphasis on concussion awareness and safe tackling so it would probably be possible to improve things somewhat, but I don't think you'll ever eliminate the risk entirely. Not talking about eliminating risk but reducing it by not giving 30 second releasables to obvious late hits and cheap hits like one-handed hatchet checks from behind and 10 yard clear out hits. Maybe some insane dad coach of the double reclass/future reclass player wants this type of play but few others do.
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Unfortunately there was a real ugly hit this weekend at the Aloha tournament at Blandair park. Kid on Clippers took a terrible hit to the head, was down for a fairly long time and did finally walk off on his own. Hopefully he is alright now. There have been a few ugly hits like this that have popped up over the spring / summer and now into fall. I thought this incident was handled well by the tournament trainers, coaches, etc. Referees also made the correct call to eject the player who laid the hit. For me the question becomes is there a way to deter these hits anymore than they already are? I am not sure what that would look like in terms of suspending players or what? Or is this just an unavoidable reality? Glad to hear the player will be ok. Very glad to hear the other player was ejected. There are too many intentional late hits that get a slap in the wrist. And they are happening all the time lately. Glad to see a ref finally set a kid straight. Hopefully it sends a message to the coach as well.
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Top 10 in the DMV after Fall Tourneys:
1. Hawks
2. DC Express
3. FCA Blue
4. Crabs
5. Next Level
6. Madlax
7. Clippers
8. Team Maryland
9. Team 91
10. Clippers
11. DC Express Orange
12. True NoVa
13. FCA MD White
If you are going to add the FCA White team, I added some other DMV teams in the rankings. looking at the local DC teams: DCE - how did they go from one of the weakest teams in HoCo this spring to #6 nationally? MadLax - They keep getting new suckers (oops, new players) from somewhere and remain competitive. Next Level - I don't know what it is with this team. they have been almost good for awhile but can't get into a grove. VLC - it is a shame they did not get a team together - all three teams mentioned have oversized rosters (not the mention players on their B teams who want to play) to support one more good team in the region. missed opportunity. The original VLC 2028 roster was littered with kids who are now on some of those other teams you mentioned - they completely blew it.
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Top 10 in the DMV after Fall Tourneys:
1. Hawks
2. DC Express
3. FCA Blue
4. Crabs
5. Next Level
6. Madlax
7. Clippers
8. Team Maryland
9. Team 91
10. Clippers
11. DC Express Orange
12. True NoVa
13. FCA MD White
If you are going to add the FCA White team, I added some other DMV teams in the rankings. looking at the local DC teams: DCE - how did they go from one of the weakest teams in HoCo this spring to #6 nationally? MadLax - They keep getting new suckers (oops, new players) from somewhere and remain competitive. Next Level - I don't know what it is with this team. they have been almost good for awhile but can't get into a grove. VLC - it is a shame they did not get a team together - all three teams mentioned have oversized rosters (not the mention players on their B teams who want to play) to support one more good team in the region. missed opportunity. The original VLC 2028 roster was littered with kids who are now on some of those other teams you mentioned - they completely blew it. 100% agree. It all comes back on how the 2028 VLC team was managed and how the families were treated 2 seasons ago. Since the management has not changed, then there will not be a 2028 team. I am guessing there never will be at this rate for VLC...
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Will Hawks be having (or did they have) a coaching change?
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Will Hawks be having (or did they have) a coaching change? Hawks should build a Northern Virginia team. With their name, people would jump from the usual 3 in the DMV.
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Will Hawks be having (or did they have) a coaching change? Hawks should build a Northern Virginia team. With their name, people would jump from the usual 3 in the DMV. Crabs tried and failed with VLC. 3Step might be able to do it but they better understand the market better than True. I'd look for Next Level to sell the brand entirely as part of this. They already split off the girls teams.
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Will Hawks be having (or did they have) a coaching change? Hawks should build a Northern Virginia team. With their name, people would jump from the usual 3 in the DMV. To think that the Hawks could do what Crabs failed miserably at doing is naive. Madlax and Next Level (and DCE 9th grade and up) have a stranglehold on the DMV for the 50-60 elite players in each grade. Lot of teams have tried, they just can’t crack the nut. Another example of trying to put a stake in the ground is Red Hots MD. That one is doomed as well. Too many solid incumbents in the Baltimore/Annap corridor
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Will Hawks be having (or did they have) a coaching change? Hawks should build a Northern Virginia team. With their name, people would jump from the usual 3 in the DMV. To think that the Hawks could do what Crabs failed miserably at doing is naive. Madlax and Next Level (and DCE 9th grade and up) have a stranglehold on the DMV for the 50-60 elite players in each grade. Lot of teams have tried, they just can’t crack the nut. Another example of trying to put a stake in the ground is Red Hots MD. That one is doomed as well. Too many solid incumbents in the Baltimore/Annap corridor Predators seem to be coming along. Just a rough ride to get there.
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Will Hawks be having (or did they have) a coaching change? Hawks should build a Northern Virginia team. With their name, people would jump from the usual 3 in the DMV. To think that the Hawks could do what Crabs failed miserably at doing is naive. Madlax and Next Level (and DCE 9th grade and up) have a stranglehold on the DMV for the 50-60 elite players in each grade. Lot of teams have tried, they just can’t crack the nut. Another example of trying to put a stake in the ground is Red Hots MD. That one is doomed as well. Too many solid incumbents in the Baltimore/Annap corridor DMV is not Baltimore/Annapolis . They are limited in top players. There is a reason the best players come out of Balt/Annapolis and not DC
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Will Hawks be having (or did they have) a coaching change? Hawks should build a Northern Virginia team. With their name, people would jump from the usual 3 in the DMV. To think that the Hawks could do what Crabs failed miserably at doing is naive. Madlax and Next Level (and DCE 9th grade and up) have a stranglehold on the DMV for the 50-60 elite players in each grade. Lot of teams have tried, they just can’t crack the nut. Another example of trying to put a stake in the ground is Red Hots MD. That one is doomed as well. Too many solid incumbents in the Baltimore/Annap corridor Predators seem to be coming along. Just a rough ride to get there. Preds have been slowly climbing to top of heap. This is their year. Reason they were the talk of Baltimore. Will challenge for Top spot.
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Will Hawks be having (or did they have) a coaching change? Hawks should build a Northern Virginia team. With their name, people would jump from the usual 3 in the DMV. To think that the Hawks could do what Crabs failed miserably at doing is naive. Madlax and Next Level (and DCE 9th grade and up) have a stranglehold on the DMV for the 50-60 elite players in each grade. Lot of teams have tried, they just can’t crack the nut. Another example of trying to put a stake in the ground is Red Hots MD. That one is doomed as well. Too many solid incumbents in the Baltimore/Annap corridor Crabs organization put zero effort into VLC, and the partnership arguably made VLC a worse experience, not better. Regardless, it's too late to start a meaningful new 2028 team at this point - kids who are serious aren't going to move to a start-up with no history once high school has started - and I don't know that anyone could've done better than the very middling results True has had in NOVA at this age group.
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Very surprised at the lack of Maryland teams in the top of the final fall rankings. Is the talent leaving the area? Many teams that dominated the top ten are hanging on in the top 40. I was under the impression talent flew into Maryland to play, not that they would fly out.
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Very surprised at the lack of Maryland teams in the top of the final fall rankings. Is the talent leaving the area? Many teams that dominated the top ten are hanging on in the top 40. I was under the impression talent flew into Maryland to play, not that they would fly out. CT and NJ have more top-end talent than MD and LI in the 2028 class. And it's not really close. It's not true in other classes, but it's true in 2028 for some reason.
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Very surprised at the lack of Maryland teams in the top of the final fall rankings. Is the talent leaving the area? Many teams that dominated the top ten are hanging on in the top 40. I was under the impression talent flew into Maryland to play, not that they would fly out. Maryland teams do not care about club fall lacrosse in high school.
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Very surprised at the lack of Maryland teams in the top of the final fall rankings. Is the talent leaving the area? Many teams that dominated the top ten are hanging on in the top 40. I was under the impression talent flew into Maryland to play, not that they would fly out. It's fall ball, most guys on the better teams played football and there were limited practices. I wouldn't read too much into it.
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Very surprised at the lack of Maryland teams in the top of the final fall rankings. Is the talent leaving the area? Many teams that dominated the top ten are hanging on in the top 40. I was under the impression talent flew into Maryland to play, not that they would fly out. Fall lacrosse means nothing........Rankings will change. Also, most teams are playing even playing time in fall, so weaker players are getting a lot of field time. High school ball is more important than your son's rankings.
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Very surprised at the lack of Maryland teams in the top of the final fall rankings. Is the talent leaving the area? Many teams that dominated the top ten are hanging on in the top 40. I was under the impression talent flew into Maryland to play, not that they would fly out. Not surprising at all. These ranking are meaningless in Fall . One thing is happening, as the lacrosse world gets bigger, MD struggles with having a lot of top players in lacrosse.
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Very surprised at the lack of Maryland teams in the top of the final fall rankings. Is the talent leaving the area? Many teams that dominated the top ten are hanging on in the top 40. I was under the impression talent flew into Maryland to play, not that they would fly out. CT and NJ have more top-end talent than MD and LI in the 2028 class. And it's not really close. It's not true in other classes, but it's true in 2028 for some reason. Yes but not at every position LI has top talent a certain positions
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Will Hawks be having (or did they have) a coaching change? Hawks should build a Northern Virginia team. With their name, people would jump from the usual 3 in the DMV. To think that the Hawks could do what Crabs failed miserably at doing is naive. Madlax and Next Level (and DCE 9th grade and up) have a stranglehold on the DMV for the 50-60 elite players in each grade. Lot of teams have tried, they just can’t crack the nut. Another example of trying to put a stake in the ground is Red Hots MD. That one is doomed as well. Too many solid incumbents in the Baltimore/Annap corridor Predators seem to be coming along. Just a rough ride to get there. The Talk of Baltimore is back!!!!
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Very surprised at the lack of Maryland teams in the top of the final fall rankings. Is the talent leaving the area? Many teams that dominated the top ten are hanging on in the top 40. I was under the impression talent flew into Maryland to play, not that they would fly out. CT and NJ have more top-end talent than MD and LI in the 2028 class. And it's not really close. It's not true in other classes, but it's true in 2028 for some reason. All those 2Way and Eclipse kids who are 16, going on 17 years old. We all know who they are, they light themselves up on Instagram every chance they get. Not so sure about NJ, leading edge and BBL did not have a great fall. Maybe they were playing football.
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Very surprised at the lack of Maryland teams in the top of the final fall rankings. Is the talent leaving the area? Many teams that dominated the top ten are hanging on in the top 40. I was under the impression talent flew into Maryland to play, not that they would fly out. CT and NJ have more top-end talent than MD and LI in the 2028 class. And it's not really close. It's not true in other classes, but it's true in 2028 for some reason. All those 2Way and Eclipse kids who are 16, going on 17 years old. We all know who they are, they light themselves up on Instagram every chance they get. Not so sure about NJ, leading edge and BBL did not have a great fall. Maybe they were playing football. Don't forget about Express North - another great team in CT better than any MD or LI team. LE didn't have a great fall for them, but they are still clearly better than any team in MD or LI. Yes we know there are holdbacks on all of these teams . . . just like there are on all of the top teams in MD and across the country. I don't think we can point to holdbacks as the only reason CT and NJ are tops in 2028.
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Very surprised at the lack of Maryland teams in the top of the final fall rankings. Is the talent leaving the area? Many teams that dominated the top ten are hanging on in the top 40. I was under the impression talent flew into Maryland to play, not that they would fly out. CT and NJ have more top-end talent than MD and LI in the 2028 class. And it's not really close. It's not true in other classes, but it's true in 2028 for some reason. All those 2Way and Eclipse kids who are 16, going on 17 years old. We all know who they are, they light themselves up on Instagram every chance they get. Not so sure about NJ, leading edge and BBL did not have a great fall. Maybe they were playing football. Don't forget about Express North - another great team in CT better than any MD or LI team. LE didn't have a great fall for them, but they are still clearly better than any team in MD or LI. Yes we know there are holdbacks on all of these teams . . . just like there are on all of the top teams in MD and across the country. I don't think we can point to holdbacks as the only reason CT and NJ are tops in 2028. Yes don't forget Express North who lost to Venom a LI team bozo.
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No doubt CT has some of top talent in 2028. But perhaps partly can be explained by dilution of talent. In top 25, there are 3 CT teams. But there 5 are MD/DMV teams. BTW 3 Philly teams, 2 LI teams, 2 NJ teams, 2 Boston. The rest are national or only team in one area.
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Very surprised at the lack of Maryland teams in the top of the final fall rankings. Is the talent leaving the area? Many teams that dominated the top ten are hanging on in the top 40. I was under the impression talent flew into Maryland to play, not that they would fly out. CT and NJ have more top-end talent than MD and LI in the 2028 class. And it's not really close. It's not true in other classes, but it's true in 2028 for some reason. All those 2Way and Eclipse kids who are 16, going on 17 years old. We all know who they are, they light themselves up on Instagram every chance they get. Not so sure about NJ, leading edge and BBL did not have a great fall. Maybe they were playing football. Don't forget about Express North - another great team in CT better than any MD or LI team. LE didn't have a great fall for them, but they are still clearly better than any team in MD or LI. Yes we know there are holdbacks on all of these teams . . . just like there are on all of the top teams in MD and across the country. I don't think we can point to holdbacks as the only reason CT and NJ are tops in 2028. Express North was 3-5 this fall and lost to Hawks. So not really sure what you’re basing that statement on. And they’re ranked behind DC Express. Only bright thing you said is that most teams have holdbacks— but not all have reclasses like all those CT kids
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Will Hawks be having (or did they have) a coaching change? Hawks should build a Northern Virginia team. With their name, people would jump from the usual 3 in the DMV. To think that the Hawks could do what Crabs failed miserably at doing is naive. Madlax and Next Level (and DCE 9th grade and up) have a stranglehold on the DMV for the 50-60 elite players in each grade. Lot of teams have tried, they just can’t crack the nut. Another example of trying to put a stake in the ground is Red Hots MD. That one is doomed as well. Too many solid incumbents in the Baltimore/Annap corridor Predators seem to be coming along. Just a rough ride to get there. The Talk of Baltimore is back!!!! LOL, honest question, HOW? The 8 or so kids who showed up for tryouts this summer, I think all went to True Baltimore. Supposedly the st pauls crowd is still confused why a team that had 20+ defections 2 years ago, had to fold "from out of nowhere."
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Crabs smoked by Brotherly Love. 91 MD loving to BBL B team.
Nice job guys. Someone upset that their son isnt a Carb. Sorry only for the elite players, not wanta bees What in the Boys Latin education is that? It is not as bad as people say, as a bunch of students who were rejected by Gilman go there . They help with test scores. This is probably an unwanted topic here, but a lot of great young men were rejected by almost all of the MIAA-A schools for the 2028s, it caused quite a stir in the Towson Laxosphere. In all seriousness, I bet BL and John Carroll got in on the Rejection Party this past spring as well. St. Mary's is probably the last "come one, come all" MIAA-A school.
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Crabs smoked by Brotherly Love. 91 MD loving to BBL B team.
Nice job guys. Someone upset that their son isnt a Carb. Sorry only for the elite players, not wanta bees What in the Boys Latin education is that? It is not as bad as people say, as a bunch of students who were rejected by Gilman go there . They help with test scores. This is probably an unwanted topic here, but a lot of great young men were rejected by almost all of the MIAA-A schools for the 2028s, it caused quite a stir in the Towson Laxosphere. In all seriousness, I bet BL and John Carroll got in on the Rejection Party this past spring as well. St. Mary's is probably the last "come one, come all" MIAA-A school. Looks like Gilman acceptances were focused on top characters like Valedictorian Luigi Mangione, an expert with 3d printouts of murder weapons.
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Crabs smoked by Brotherly Love. 91 MD loving to BBL B team.
Nice job guys. Someone upset that their son isnt a Carb. Sorry only for the elite players, not wanta bees What in the Boys Latin education is that? It is not as bad as people say, as a bunch of students who were rejected by Gilman go there . They help with test scores. This is probably an unwanted topic here, but a lot of great young men were rejected by almost all of the MIAA-A schools for the 2028s, it caused quite a stir in the Towson Laxosphere. In all seriousness, I bet BL and John Carroll got in on the Rejection Party this past spring as well. St. Mary's is probably the last "come one, come all" MIAA-A school. Feel bad for the people whose son couldn't get in to a MIAA A school . Cant think of a worst faith. First thing Baltimore people ask you is what school your son goes to. If not a MIAA A school, not something most MIAA A parents can get pass, you dont belong in same company.
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Nice job guys. Someone upset that their son isnt a Carb. Sorry only for the elite players, not wanta bees What in the Boys Latin education is that? It is not as bad as people say, as a bunch of students who were rejected by Gilman go there . They help with test scores. This is probably an unwanted topic here, but a lot of great young men were rejected by almost all of the MIAA-A schools for the 2028s, it caused quite a stir in the Towson Laxosphere. In all seriousness, I bet BL and John Carroll got in on the Rejection Party this past spring as well. St. Mary's is probably the last "come one, come all" MIAA-A school. Feel bad for the people whose son couldn't get in to a MIAA A school . Cant think of a worst faith. First thing Baltimore people ask you is what school your son goes to. If not a MIAA A school, not something most MIAA A parents can get pass, you dont belong in same company. And it better not be the cheapest.
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Crabs smoked by Brotherly Love. 91 MD loving to BBL B team.
Nice job guys. Someone upset that their son isnt a Carb. Sorry only for the elite players, not wanta bees What in the Boys Latin education is that? It is not as bad as people say, as a bunch of students who were rejected by Gilman go there . They help with test scores. This is probably an unwanted topic here, but a lot of great young men were rejected by almost all of the MIAA-A schools for the 2028s, it caused quite a stir in the Towson Laxosphere. In all seriousness, I bet BL and John Carroll got in on the Rejection Party this past spring as well. St. Mary's is probably the last "come one, come all" MIAA-A school. Feel bad for the people whose son couldn't get in to a MIAA A school . Cant think of a worst faith. First thing Baltimore people ask you is what school your son goes to. If not a MIAA A school, not something most MIAA A parents can get pass, you dont belong in same company. I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess you can't see the irony in being comedically condescending whilst being unable to spell, type, or express yourself with any clarity. Unless this is a punk, and if so it gets a C at best, even in these grade-inflated times.
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Crabs smoked by Brotherly Love. 91 MD loving to BBL B team.
Nice job guys. Someone upset that their son isnt a Carb. Sorry only for the elite players, not wanta bees What in the Boys Latin education is that? It is not as bad as people say, as a bunch of students who were rejected by Gilman go there . They help with test scores. This is probably an unwanted topic here, but a lot of great young men were rejected by almost all of the MIAA-A schools for the 2028s, it caused quite a stir in the Towson Laxosphere. In all seriousness, I bet BL and John Carroll got in on the Rejection Party this past spring as well. St. Mary's is probably the last "come one, come all" MIAA-A school. Looks like Gilman acceptances were focused on top characters like Valedictorian Luigi Mangione, an expert with 3d printouts of murder weapons. First, that's really bad taste. Second, a lax team can't really rely a guy who disappears at times and gets caught on breakaways.
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Crabs smoked by Brotherly Love. 91 MD loving to BBL B team.
Nice job guys. Someone upset that their son isnt a Carb. Sorry only for the elite players, not wanta bees What in the Boys Latin education is that? It is not as bad as people say, as a bunch of students who were rejected by Gilman go there . They help with test scores. This is probably an unwanted topic here, but a lot of great young men were rejected by almost all of the MIAA-A schools for the 2028s, it caused quite a stir in the Towson Laxosphere. In all seriousness, I bet BL and John Carroll got in on the Rejection Party this past spring as well. St. Mary's is probably the last "come one, come all" MIAA-A school. Looks like Gilman acceptances were focused on top characters like Valedictorian Luigi Mangione, an expert with 3d printouts of murder weapons. The Hounds are not happy with this publicity just as much as the Hounds were not happy with the naked romps by a teacher in nearby Meadowood Park .
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No doubt CT has some of top talent in 2028. But perhaps partly can be explained by dilution of talent. In top 25, there are 3 CT teams. But there 5 are MD/DMV teams. BTW 3 Philly teams, 2 LI teams, 2 NJ teams, 2 Boston. The rest are national or only team in one area. Top 25 is an arbitrary number. If I choose another arbitrary number like 13, there are ZERO teams from MD or LI. 3 teams from CT and 2 from NJ. Yes, these are based on fall results which you can't take too seriously . . . but they are consistent with trends. And if you look at the 4 grades below the 2028s (29's thru 32's), there's only 3 total teams in the top 10. Looks like the new age restrictions are impacting the MD clubs' ability to compete at the top levels.
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Nice job guys. Someone upset that their son isnt a Carb. Sorry only for the elite players, not wanta bees What in the Boys Latin education is that? It is not as bad as people say, as a bunch of students who were rejected by Gilman go there . They help with test scores. This is probably an unwanted topic here, but a lot of great young men were rejected by almost all of the MIAA-A schools for the 2028s, it caused quite a stir in the Towson Laxosphere. In all seriousness, I bet BL and John Carroll got in on the Rejection Party this past spring as well. St. Mary's is probably the last "come one, come all" MIAA-A school. Looks like Gilman acceptances were focused on top characters like Valedictorian Luigi Mangione, an expert with 3d printouts of murder weapons. Hey that kid is their most admired alum right now
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Crabs smoked by Brotherly Love. 91 MD loving to BBL B team.
Nice job guys. Someone upset that their son isnt a Carb. Sorry only for the elite players, not wanta bees What in the Boys Latin education is that? It is not as bad as people say, as a bunch of students who were rejected by Gilman go there . They help with test scores. This is probably an unwanted topic here, but a lot of great young men were rejected by almost all of the MIAA-A schools for the 2028s, it caused quite a stir in the Towson Laxosphere. In all seriousness, I bet BL and John Carroll got in on the Rejection Party this past spring as well. St. Mary's is probably the last "come one, come all" MIAA-A school. Feel bad for the people whose son couldn't get in to a MIAA A school . Cant think of a worst faith. First thing Baltimore people ask you is what school your son goes to. If not a MIAA A school, not something most MIAA A parents can get pass, you dont belong in same company. I hope your parents didn’t spend money on sending you to a private school, your grammar is somewhere below elite level.
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