Glenelg was at full strength in their game vs NDP. Some of their “top” players just stopped playing. But let’s not make excuses on why they lost by 10+ to the 8th best team in the IAAM. And the “closer” result with McD was because McD subbing quite a lot after going up big. Gleneg would fall somewhere between 8-12 in IAAM [quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Towson is a good measure of public schools and probably the best in the state this year (though they get no recognition). They beat Man Val by multiple goals this year and also beat RPCS by 1. RPCS was an 8 seed this year and McD beat them by double digits. Towson would be a solid 8-9 team in the IAAM and I am doubtful Man Val or any other schools would be in the top 10.
There are some very talented girls in public schools but comparing PS team to Private is like comparing Skywalkers, MnD or Hero's to Gamber, LTRC or Towson rec. There is just too much depth at the privates and few if any PS schools could compete in the A conference.
If MV wins on Thursday will the paper say record 19-0* *lost to Towson HS?
I take Glenelg as good compare. They scrimmaged GCS fairly close and played NDP and McD during the regular season. Fully loaded, they played the IAAM champ to a 5 goal game. Most of the IAAM didn't do that.
Stop with the fool talk. Scrimmages never count. Never
Mcdonogh played lots more players than they do va top teams in conference. And game stopped with 9 min left due to weather.
Public vs private with shot clock would be a different story for glenelg too. They like to take air out of the ball and their 7 on a side are nowhere ready to handle extra possessions that a private would take. Same for any public.
