For the ladies I think Bolles will dominate again this year. St. Johns is very strong but have diminished in talent a bit over the past couple years, need more recruiting. Nease is just not very good.
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4sbkww3sFunny you mention recruiting. Nease can't recruit they are a public school. Now the other two are private and are not allowed to recruit but everyone knows theys do . Thanks for confirming what everyone thought but couln't confirm!!Originally posted by bushsbakedbeansyum -
Re: Bolles, Nease, or St. Johns (girls)?
=D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D>Originally posted by GuestComment
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Bartram.
They tied St.JohnsComment
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SARCASM ladies and gentlemen! They really should try recruiting it would help them out a lot! The Nease coach is utterly incapable of luring players to his school like St. Johns does. At least the St. Johns coach is respected enough around the area for families to change their whole lives and move their children to his school!Comment
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Re: Bolles, Nease, or St. Johns (girls)?
Here we are back w/ the infamous "r" word when it comes to the private schools. Being at a private school that plays Bolles & SJCD every year, I have more important things to do than complain about "recruiting". The bottom line is that IF they are, they won't get caught, IF they got caught, it is doubtful that the penalty would be too severe. Nease did get busted a couple years back for violations in its football program and got fined someting like $25,000. Everyone can find a way to do it if they want to; public or private it doesn't matter.Originally posted by Guest
Back to the field. SJCD is loaded again this year. They are very young (only one senior and a few juniors, everyone else 8th - 10th grade). They move the ball well and will again be a force in our region. Bolles is stacked with a ton of experienced players and they will make another run at the state title this year.Comment
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