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Texas High School Lacrosse Playing Out of State
Posted:
Tue Mar 14, 2006 5:52 pm
by ACE
Several Texas high school teams went east to play over spring break. They faired really well.
St. Mark's
14-8 over St. Andrew's (FL)
9-8 over Gulliver Prep (FL)
11-18 lost to Boy's Latin (MD)
ESD
5-17 lost to Calvert Hall (MD)
11-18 lost to Mt. St. Joseph (MD) Video clips of this on e-lacrosse
I also saw on a message board that they defeated Delbarton (NJ) and Gonzaga (DC) in scrimmages.
Plano West
13-8 over Archbishop Curley (MD)
10-6 over John Carroll (MD)
3-10 lost to Severn (MD)
Southlake Carroll
16-5 over Ravenscroft School (NC)
16-1 over Athens Drive (NC)
9-10 lost in OT Charlotte Country Day (NC)
Posted:
Wed Mar 15, 2006 1:28 pm
by shrekjr
Very impressive!!! Glad to see the Texas teams doing well, and taking the time and money to travel.
Re: Texas High School Lacrosse Playing Out of State
Posted:
Wed Mar 15, 2006 2:08 pm
by Brent Burns
ACE wrote:Several Texas high school teams went east to play over spring break. They faired really well.
St. Mark's
14-8 over St. Andrew's (FL)
9-8 over Gulliver Prep (FL)
11-18 lost to Boy's Latin (MD)
I assume that information came from Lacrosse Forums with Laxpower.com. I am wondering if the game between St. Marks and Boy's Latin (BL) was neck to neck or did BL start off the game with a big lead with St. Mark's catching up? The score of 11-18 may appear that the game was quite lopsided, but I am glad to see that St. Mark's was able to score in the double digits with Boy's Latin.
Posted:
Wed Mar 15, 2006 11:04 pm
by UTAlax16
after watching the videos on Laxpower of the Plano West and ESD games, I gotta say that the Maryland teams looked much more conditioned than our guys. ESD had the talent to win, but it seemed like Mt. St. Joseph was just in better shape. They broke down better on defense, they played better positioning, and they didnt look as tired in the 4th as ESD did. Plano West was out skilled, Severn being one of mid-tier class A MD teams, but they were also definately out ran throughout the game. They were mutlitple times were a Severn player would just turn on the speed and blow past his defenseman. Maybe our HS teams need to start looking into a little more training in the spring, like less running and more Speed/Agility/Strength training. I mean, I know thats a tall order for most teams, having played for a D2 HS team where cooperation with the highschool is almost non-existent which makes weight training difficult on a team level, but if our HS teams want to reach the same level as these top MD and NY teams, I feel like this is the only missing piece to the puzzle. Just my 2cents.
Posted:
Thu Mar 16, 2006 9:11 am
by ACE
I thought that ESD looked tired, especially on the defensive end. They did look like they just ran out of gas. But remember, that was their 4th game in as many days. Thats a hard task for even the most well conditioned team.
I thought Plano West did a good job, they just weren't as talented as Severn. Thats was their third game in three days as well. Perhaps those weren't their starters playing for Severn, but I wasn't blown away by their talent level. They have a game coming up with Highland Park on Friday. They are very talented, so that should be interesting to keep an eye on.
Posted:
Sat Mar 18, 2006 4:08 pm
by UTAlax16
I have to give props to Plano West, they did win there first two games they played in MD. That program has definately come a long way from when I played them in HS, same with Southlake as well.
Posted:
Sat Mar 18, 2006 5:46 pm
by ACE
Update on some more out of state travels....
Highland Park
9-11 lost to Severn (MD)
15-5 over Episcopal (DC)
9-7 over Penn Charter (PA)
I really thought HP could beat Severn. They may only be a middle of the pack MIAA team, but it shows Texas lacrosse is dramatically improving.
St. Johns
6-7 lost to St. Andrew's (FL)
Strake Jesuit
3-13 lost to Regis Jesuit (CO)
Posted:
Sun Apr 16, 2006 3:18 pm
by laxer22
St marks is doing well