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Corey meyers is looking to step into #19s position leading the gales, just gotta hope that his issues of the field aren’t impacting play Wow. What a piece of 💩 you are. Sure hope your kid is an angel.
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Public school needs a shot clock. Stall ball is terrible. Watched Severna park play bad lacrosse. Watched SP play Severn - very good game considering SP won every face-off. Yes the throw it around 5-6 times, dodge 5-6 times and pull it out and kill 5 minutes of clock is terrible. Saw the same with Broadneck vs Dematha. Some very talented kids on all 4 teams but the game is supposed to be the fastest game on 2 feet. It was slow and hard to watch. I also watched the girls game between SP and Spalding. The game is really slowed down with no clock Almost every private/public matchup is like this- Limit possessions and hope to keep it close late. Question- Why are privates required to play public rules? Home team should dictate the rules that are used. Of course I doubt any publics would agree to play a private school, using a shot clock.
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Public school needs a shot clock. Stall ball is terrible. Watched Severna park play bad lacrosse. Watched SP play Severn - very good game considering SP won every face-off. Yes the throw it around 5-6 times, dodge 5-6 times and pull it out and kill 5 minutes of clock is terrible. Saw the same with Broadneck vs Dematha. Some very talented kids on all 4 teams but the game is supposed to be the fastest game on 2 feet. It was slow and hard to watch. I also watched the girls game between SP and Spalding. The game is really slowed down with no clock Almost every private/public matchup is like this- Limit possessions and hope to keep it close late. Question- Why are privates required to play public rules? Home team should dictate the rules that are used. Of course I doubt any publics would agree to play a private school, using a shot clock. Get off your MIAA high Horse, until a few years ago, all college lacrosse and MIAA was played like that.
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Upset Alert!!!!
Gilman over Loyola. You heard it here first. The Dons come in this week hungover after almost blowing an 11-3 lead against McDonogh. The Hounds come to Hargaden Field on Tuesday and control possession, shut down the offense with their stifling defense and the offense lights up the Dons D for 12+. Roll Hounds Roll!!! ...And Loyola over Gilman 10-4... Gilman student section is an absolute embarrassment. Someone is jealous their students are boring and robotic.
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Public school needs a shot clock. Stall ball is terrible. Watched Severna park play bad lacrosse. Watched SP play Severn - very good game considering SP won every face-off. Yes the throw it around 5-6 times, dodge 5-6 times and pull it out and kill 5 minutes of clock is terrible. Saw the same with Broadneck vs Dematha. Some very talented kids on all 4 teams but the game is supposed to be the fastest game on 2 feet. It was slow and hard to watch. I also watched the girls game between SP and Spalding. The game is really slowed down with no clock Almost every private/public matchup is like this- Limit possessions and hope to keep it close late. Question- Why are privates required to play public rules? Home team should dictate the rules that are used. Of course I doubt any publics would agree to play a private school, using a shot clock. I think its much easier for the privates to play Federation rules. Also, Public schools don't use a shot clock, because there is so much disparity between the teams. The same thing the publics do against the privates, the weaker public school teams to do the really good public schools.
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Public school needs a shot clock. Stall ball is terrible. Watched Severna park play bad lacrosse. Watched SP play Severn - very good game considering SP won every face-off. Yes the throw it around 5-6 times, dodge 5-6 times and pull it out and kill 5 minutes of clock is terrible. Saw the same with Broadneck vs Dematha. Some very talented kids on all 4 teams but the game is supposed to be the fastest game on 2 feet. It was slow and hard to watch. I also watched the girls game between SP and Spalding. The game is really slowed down with no clock Almost every private/public matchup is like this- Limit possessions and hope to keep it close late. Question- Why are privates required to play public rules? Home team should dictate the rules that are used. Of course I doubt any publics would agree to play a private school, using a shot clock. Get off your MIAA high Horse, until a few years ago, all college lacrosse and MIAA was played like that. What no thank you! Severna Park gave MIAA the blueprint on how to beat Severn. They haven't been same since!
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Public school needs a shot clock. Stall ball is terrible. Watched Severna park play bad lacrosse. Watched SP play Severn - very good game considering SP won every face-off. Yes the throw it around 5-6 times, dodge 5-6 times and pull it out and kill 5 minutes of clock is terrible. Saw the same with Broadneck vs Dematha. Some very talented kids on all 4 teams but the game is supposed to be the fastest game on 2 feet. It was slow and hard to watch. I also watched the girls game between SP and Spalding. The game is really slowed down with no clock Almost every private/public matchup is like this- Limit possessions and hope to keep it close late. Question- Why are privates required to play public rules? Home team should dictate the rules that are used. Of course I doubt any publics would agree to play a private school, using a shot clock. I think its much easier for the privates to play Federation rules. Also, Public schools don't use a shot clock, because there is so much disparity between the teams. The same thing the publics do against the privates, the weaker public school teams to do the really good public schools. No one answered the question: Why are privates required to play public rules? Home team should dictate the rules that are used. Easy answer: It's a gentleman's rule to help the vastly weaker public schools. There is very little difference to game play, except federation allows weaker teams to remain competitive: Both have similar clearing counts/rules. But Federation allows teams to play stall ball. Federation allows teams to call timeout to retain possession, anywhere on the field. Federation requires a running clock if games get out of hand. All for the weaker teams
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Nothing to do do with your EASY answer. Heck publics beat privates most times anyway. The team that will probably win the B conference lost several games against public this year already. Plus you also have a c conference. Good spin though....
The fact is its because of......Insurance. In order for refs and Federation players (95 percent of HS players) to be covered they need to play by approved rules for federation not NCAA.
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Corey meyers is looking to step into #19s position leading the gales, just gotta hope that his issues of the field aren’t impacting play Wow. What a piece of 💩 you are. Sure hope your kid is an angel. Corey meyers is looking to step into #19s position leading the gales, just gotta hope that his issues of the field aren’t impacting play Dirt bag posting using a kids name. Should be ashamed of yourself and so should this board for allowing it. Freaking toxic environment What did he do? Is that the MSJ Head Coaches son? I would guess yes because all of the offense is geared around him
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Corey meyers is looking to step into #19s position leading the gales, just gotta hope that his issues of the field aren’t impacting play Wow. What a piece of 💩 you are. Sure hope your kid is an angel. Corey meyers is looking to step into #19s position leading the gales, just gotta hope that his issues of the field aren’t impacting play Dirt bag posting using a kids name. Should be ashamed of yourself and so should this board for allowing it. Freaking toxic environment What did he do? Is that the MSJ Head Coaches son? I would guess yes because all of the offense is geared around him Coach has no kids and isn’t married. Go away little man. Sorry even MSJ didn’t recruit your kid.
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Corey meyers is looking to step into #19s position leading the gales, just gotta hope that his issues of the field aren’t impacting play Wow. What a piece of 💩 you are. Sure hope your kid is an angel. Corey meyers is looking to step into #19s position leading the gales, just gotta hope that his issues of the field aren’t impacting play Dirt bag posting using a kids name. Should be ashamed of yourself and so should this board for allowing it. Freaking toxic environment What did he do? Is that the MSJ Head Coaches son? I would guess yes because all of the offense is geared around him Coach has no kids and isn’t married. Go away little man. Sorry even MSJ didn’t recruit your kid. The kids Dad is an assistant coach...It's a fine Daddy ball situation...
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Nothing to do do with your EASY answer. Heck publics beat privates most times anyway. The team that will probably win the B conference lost several games against public this year already. Plus you also have a c conference. Good spin though....
The fact is its because of......Insurance. In order for refs and Federation players (95 percent of HS players) to be covered they need to play by approved rules for federation not NCAA. No one gets excited about a win over Curley, Friends or Gerstell. B conference lacrosse is the same level as good public.
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Nothing to do do with your EASY answer. Heck publics beat privates most times anyway. The team that will probably win the B conference lost several games against public this year already. Plus you also have a c conference. Good spin though....
The fact is its because of......Insurance. In order for refs and Federation players (95 percent of HS players) to be covered they need to play by approved rules for federation not NCAA. No one gets excited about a win over Curley, Friends or Gerstell. B conference lacrosse is the same level as good public. You make it sound like any of this matters!
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Its a state rule. If a MD public school plays a private school in MD they MUST play by federation rules no exception. It all has to do with the NFHS Federation rules are designed around safety and for liability purposes they must play federation rules, NO EXCEPTION
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Nothing to do do with your EASY answer. Heck publics beat privates most times anyway. The team that will probably win the B conference lost several games against public this year already. Plus you also have a c conference. Good spin though....
The fact is its because of......Insurance. In order for refs and Federation players (95 percent of HS players) to be covered they need to play by approved rules for federation not NCAA. No one gets excited about a win over Curley, Friends or Gerstell. B conference lacrosse is the same level as good public. You make it sound like any of this matters! South river, Severna Park, Westminster, Kent Island could give some A conference teams a run for their money
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South river, Severna Park, Westminster, Kent Island could give some A conference teams a run for their money OK
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Public school needs a shot clock. Stall ball is terrible. Watched Severna park play bad lacrosse. Watched SP play Severn - very good game considering SP won every face-off. Yes the throw it around 5-6 times, dodge 5-6 times and pull it out and kill 5 minutes of clock is terrible. Saw the same with Broadneck vs Dematha. Some very talented kids on all 4 teams but the game is supposed to be the fastest game on 2 feet. It was slow and hard to watch. I also watched the girls game between SP and Spalding. The game is really slowed down with no clock Almost every private/public matchup is like this- Limit possessions and hope to keep it close late. Question- Why are privates required to play public rules? Home team should dictate the rules that are used. Of course I doubt any publics would agree to play a private school, using a shot clock. I think its much easier for the privates to play Federation rules. Also, Public schools don't use a shot clock, because there is so much disparity between the teams. The same thing the publics do against the privates, the weaker public school teams to do the really good public schools. No one answered the question: Why are privates required to play public rules? Home team should dictate the rules that are used. Easy answer: It's a gentleman's rule to help the vastly weaker public schools. There is very little difference to game play, except federation allows weaker teams to remain competitive: Both have similar clearing counts/rules. But Federation allows teams to play stall ball. Federation allows teams to call timeout to retain possession, anywhere on the field. Federation requires a running clock if games get out of hand. All for the weaker teams So by your argument for last hundred years the rules in the NCAA were set up for the weaker teams. Here is an easy thing... No wonder people have a disdain for parents in the MIAA including other parents in MIAA LOL.
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South river, Severna Park, Westminster, Kent Island could give some A conference teams a run for their money OK Child please. the kids from those schools have transferred to st Mary’s for better competition. Public school lax [Censored]
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Public school needs a shot clock. Stall ball is terrible. Watched Severna park play bad lacrosse. Watched SP play Severn - very good game considering SP won every face-off. Yes the throw it around 5-6 times, dodge 5-6 times and pull it out and kill 5 minutes of clock is terrible. Saw the same with Broadneck vs Dematha. Some very talented kids on all 4 teams but the game is supposed to be the fastest game on 2 feet. It was slow and hard to watch. I also watched the girls game between SP and Spalding. The game is really slowed down with no clock Almost every private/public matchup is like this- Limit possessions and hope to keep it close late. Question- Why are privates required to play public rules? Home team should dictate the rules that are used. Of course I doubt any publics would agree to play a private school, using a shot clock. I think its much easier for the privates to play Federation rules. Also, Public schools don't use a shot clock, because there is so much disparity between the teams. The same thing the publics do against the privates, the weaker public school teams to do the really good public schools. No one answered the question: Why are privates required to play public rules? Home team should dictate the rules that are used. Easy answer: It's a gentleman's rule to help the vastly weaker public schools. There is very little difference to game play, except federation allows weaker teams to remain competitive: Both have similar clearing counts/rules. But Federation allows teams to play stall ball. Federation allows teams to call timeout to retain possession, anywhere on the field. Federation requires a running clock if games get out of hand. All for the weaker teams So by your argument for last hundred years the rules in the NCAA were set up for the weaker teams. Here is an easy thing... No wonder people have a disdain for parents in the MIAA including other parents in MIAA LOL. Phhhht it's not superiority, it's money. The softening of rules, in general, has a lot to do with the sport currently focusing on inclusiveness and (economic/participation) growth. And nationally the sport is growing 20% per year. And You want new parents to want their kids to participate. So you make it not impossible for upstart or publicly-funded programs to win games. That's not very controversial. There's an incredible amount of money at stake in youth lax, and the focus is GROWTH. There's literally a public investors report on the "growing market for lax sticks for 3-7 year olds" available on the web. Can't sell them sticks if it's the only sport (besides basketball) in town with a shot clock, and the kids can't throw and catch. I would argue that the focus on Sixes is part of this - being able to play a formal small sided game if you're in a random town that only has 9 HS kids playing lax. Now you have a team (and that team can buy gear!!!).
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Any predictions on todays games. Will JC cover the spread again!
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Any predictions on todays games. Will JC cover the spread again! STM @ SP- pick 'em. Saints get it together and win 10-9 CHC @ McDonogh MCD -2.5- Eagles cover 12-8 LB @ JC Dons -10- JC with back door cover 16-7 Spalding @ BL -BL -6 . Lakers cover 17-7
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South river, Severna Park, Westminster, Kent Island could give some A conference teams a run for their money OK Child please. the kids from those schools have transferred to st Mary’s for better competition. Public school lax [Censored] All 3 of them?
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Nothing to do do with your EASY answer. Heck publics beat privates most times anyway. The team that will probably win the B conference lost several games against public this year already. Plus you also have a c conference. Good spin though....
The fact is its because of......Insurance. In order for refs and Federation players (95 percent of HS players) to be covered they need to play by approved rules for federation not NCAA. No one gets excited about a win over Curley, Friends or Gerstell. B conference lacrosse is the same level as good public. You make it sound like any of this matters! South river, Severna Park, Westminster, Kent Island could give some A conference teams a run for their money South river, Severna Park, Westminster, Kent Island could give some A conference teams a run for their money OK Spalding would lose to these teams… oh wait they already lost to KI
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Any predictions on todays games. Will JC cover the spread again! STM @ SP- pick 'em. Saints get it together and win 10-9 CHC @ McDonogh MCD -2.5- Eagles cover 12-8 LB @ JC Dons -10- JC with back door cover 16-7 Spalding @ BL -BL -6 . Lakers cover 17-7 What is going on with the Saints? Completely and thoroughly outplayed by the Crusaders. That was a beatdown.
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Would someone please post the updated A Conference Standings after today's games?
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Boy's Latin over Spalding 10-1 final. Game called in 3Q due to weather.
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Boy's Latin over Spalding 10-1 final. Game called in 3Q due to weather. And the Spalding JV team team beat BL JV team. Next year will be a different outcome once the JV team moves up to varsity. The current varsity team should ALL be cut, they are over hyped by their hot head daddy’s. Can’t wait for the shake up next year.
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Playoffs right now:
Loyola McD BL StP CH
Are all likely in, barring MSJ/Gilman upsetting someone.
Then Severn/St Mary’s in the final week will likely be a play-in game for the 6 seed.
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BL JV is weak this year, but that’s more due to Varsity keeping 50+ guys on a roster instead of more evenly distributing talent. If 5-8 of the varsity benchwarmers were on JV, it would be a huge difference-maker, and there’d likely even be trickle down to the FS level. They play starters deep into the fourth in blowout games so it’s not like those 9/10th graders are seeing the field in a meaningful way. It’s not a way to build a program, but it does keep noisy parents happy since their sons get a jacket.
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Will Gilman have a team next year ? The numbers don’t look good (of players). School should consider gripping all sports to “B” conference,
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Boy's Latin over Spalding 10-1 final. Game called in 3Q due to weather. And the Spalding JV team team beat BL JV team. Next year will be a different outcome once the JV team moves up to varsity. The current varsity team should ALL be cut, they are over hyped by their hot head daddy’s. Can’t wait for the shake up next year. Signed, Disgruntled JV dad.
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Will Gilman have a team next year ? The numbers don’t look good (of players). School should consider gripping all sports to “B” conference, And a few of their MS players are transferring to other hs. It’s a downward spiral, unfortunately.
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BL JV is weak this year, but that’s more due to Varsity keeping 50+ guys on a roster instead of more evenly distributing talent. If 5-8 of the varsity benchwarmers were on JV, it would be a huge difference-maker, and there’d likely even be trickle down to the FS level. They play starters deep into the fourth in blowout games so it’s not like those 9/10th graders are seeing the field in a meaningful way. It’s not a way to build a program, but it does keep noisy parents happy since their sons get a jacket. All of JV is weak this year. The covid bubble has hit. Numbers are really weird. Pretty much every varsity team in the state has taken kids that don’t belong anywhere near a varsity field because numbers are so thin. It will pass in 2 years.
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Gilman won’t have enough players to field and varsity, JV will no longer exist. The coach has destroyed the schools chance from ever being relevant. If the school doesn’t and fire the coach look for a drop to the B conference. Middle school lacrosse players are jumping ship as well as a few of their “ better” freshmen. Dumpster fire !!!
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Boy's Latin over Spalding 10-1 final. Game called in 3Q due to weather. And the Spalding JV team team beat BL JV team. Next year will be a different outcome once the JV team moves up to varsity. The current varsity team should ALL be cut, they are over hyped by their hot head daddy’s. Can’t wait for the shake up next year. Signed, Disgruntled JV dad. I could name a few of those disgruntled dads. They make themselves known at Spalding and how it’s so unfair their boys are on JV. They are definitely an obnoxious group. Hopefully all the disgruntled dads and their boys all stay on JV. Toxic group
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Boy's Latin over Spalding 10-1 final. Game called in 3Q due to weather. And the Spalding JV team team beat BL JV team. Next year will be a different outcome once the JV team moves up to varsity. The current varsity team should ALL be cut, they are over hyped by their hot head daddy’s. Can’t wait for the shake up next year. Signed, Disgruntled JV dad. So with the Spalding JV team featuring at least one player migrated from V, what does that mean for playoffs?
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Boy's Latin over Spalding 10-1 final. Game called in 3Q due to weather. And the Spalding JV team team beat BL JV team. Next year will be a different outcome once the JV team moves up to varsity. The current varsity team should ALL be cut, they are over hyped by their hot head daddy’s. Can’t wait for the shake up next year. Signed, Disgruntled JV dad. I could name a few of those disgruntled dads. They make themselves known at Spalding and how it’s so unfair their boys are on JV. They are definitely an obnoxious group. Hopefully all the disgruntled dads and their boys all stay on JV. Toxic group We need a JV forum for the ABS moms, they just don’t understand. JV and Varsity are 2 completely different teams and will be completely different when they get to varsity. Make sure you save the sweatshirts and buy the #1 jv team jacket. Good coaches have their players lined up year in, year out and don’t go from a top miaa team to a bottom dweller losing to public’s and Gilman.
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Boy's Latin over Spalding 10-1 final. Game called in 3Q due to weather. And the Spalding JV team team beat BL JV team. Next year will be a different outcome once the JV team moves up to varsity. The current varsity team should ALL be cut, they are over hyped by their hot head daddy’s. Can’t wait for the shake up next year. Signed, Disgruntled JV dad. So with the Spalding JV team featuring at least one player migrated from V, what does that mean for playoffs? There is no V player who is playing with JV. There was a V goalie who played in 2 games while the JV goalie was out and before he played in any MIAA V games. Get your facts straight.
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In the playoffs all that metters is winning. Excuses get left at the door and expect V kids who dont play much to be playing JV for the win.
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Boy's Latin over Spalding 10-1 final. Game called in 3Q due to weather. And the Spalding JV team team beat BL JV team. Next year will be a different outcome once the JV team moves up to varsity. The current varsity team should ALL be cut, they are over hyped by their hot head daddy’s. Can’t wait for the shake up next year. Signed, Disgruntled JV dad. So with the Spalding JV team featuring at least one player migrated from V, what does that mean for playoffs? There is no V player who is playing with JV. There was a V goalie who played in 2 games while the JV goalie was out and before he played in any MIAA V games. Get your facts straight. Honestly who cares about JV lacrosse?
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