Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/9/17

Radnor 20, Hockaday (TX) 14
Radnor 11-9- 20
Hockaday 5-9- 14

Radnor
Cate Cox 3G, 4A
Hope Smith 3G, 1A
Julianne Puckette 4G, 3DC
Ellie Mueller 6G, 1A, 4DC
Nicole Massimino 2G, 1CT
Cat Belveal 2G, 1A
Allison Lanzone 2A, 3DC, 4GB
Alexa Solomon 12 saves, 2CT, 1GB

Quaker City Lacrosse offers elite high school and youth girls’ club/travel programs, summer camp and clinics. Quaker City grads have gone on to succeed as student-athletes at all levels of women’s lacrosse and many have become coaches in the region and beyond.

By Harry Chaykun
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/9/17

Last year’s Checking for Cancer Invitational at Agnes Irwin School had to be halted during the third game because of snow.

Agnes Irwin’s Natalie Pansini had 8 draw controls and a goal and an assist

Saturday afternoon, Vrginia power Bishop Ireton came to Agnes Irwin for the girls’ feature game, but the contest was halted 18 minutes into the first half after Ireton coach Rick Sofield took his team off the field following a goal scored by a player whose name was not in the official book.

The controversial tally would have cut Irwin’s lead to 6-5. Sofield said the player’s name was in the Checking for Cancer program, and after a discussion, he decided to forfeit rather than continue with the score at 6-4.

“The rules have to be the rules and they have to be enforced,” said Agnes Irwin coach Jenny Duckenfield, whose team is now 5-1. “They had the option of taking the goal off the board and continuing the game, but they chose not to do that.

“This was Checking for Cancer. It’s a little disappointing that there wasn’t more sportsmanship shown. We were looking forward to a good game against a good team.”

Sofield was also disappointed and gave this statement later Saturday night:

“We drove 3 hours for a charity event because we promised a home-and-home (the teams played last year at Ireton) and I felt it was not a safe and sound environment for my players. It was very disappointing, but I felt it was not a safe environment for the team to compete.”

The game itself featured two teams that are perennially ranked among the nation’s top teams. Madison Mote, a junior midfielder who is committed to Notre Dame, had scored one goal and added an assist for Bishop Ireton (6-4), which came into the game with a three-game winning streak and has lost tight games to powers Notre Dame Prep (14-12), Georgetown Visitation (10-6) and Manhasset (8-7). Agnes Irwin was coming off a tough triple overtime loss (13-12) to Inter-Ac League rival Episcopal Academy.

Lila Barker, who is headed to the University of Virginia, scored three goals, Maria Pansini had a goal and an assist, and Emily Wills and Sydney Wolfington also got goals for Agnes Irwin. Freshman Natalie Pansini claimed eight draw controls as the Owls owned an 8-3 advantage in the circle.

“They didn’t have an answer for Natalie,” Duckenfield said. “She was so strong on the draws.”

Pansini, who played as a fourth grader in a program Duckenfield conducted five years ago, is in her second varsity season at Agnes Irwin.

““We’ve really worked on draws in practice,” said Pansini. “We know how (winning) draws can help you win games.

“The other day we let things get to us (in an Inter-Ac League loss to Episcopal Academy). We had to get back to keeping our focus on playing the way we know how to play.”

Barker had one assist but did not get a goal in the triple-overtime loss to EA.

“We were worried too much about the rivalry and not about playing together in that game,” Barker said. “Today we did a better job of working with each other.”

Agnes Irwin 6, Bishop Ireton 4 at Checking for Cancer
BI forfeited after 18 Minutes of play

AIS
Lila Barker 3G
Nat Pansini 1G/1A 8DC
Em Wills 1G
Sydney Wolfington 1G
Hailey Andress 3 Saves

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/10/17

Scholastic
Boys

Lansdale Catholic at Archbishop Wood
Ridley at Berks Catholic
Avon Grove at Bishop Shanahan
Interboro at Bonner-Prendergast
Emmaus at Easton
Devon Prep at George School
Sun Valley at Great Valley
Southern Lehigh at Haverford School
West Chester Rustin at Kennett
Springfield-Delco at Lindenhurst (NY)
Boyertown at Marple Newtown
Garnet Valley at Owen J Roberts
Unionville at Oxford
Hill School at Pennington (NJ)
Valley Forge MA at Phoenixville
Upper Moreland at Pottsgrove
St Joseph’s Prep at San Ramon Valley (CA)
Conwell Egan at Truman
Cheltenham at Upper Darby
West Chester East at West Chester Henderson
Father Judge at Westtown
North Penn at Wissahickon

Girls
Bishop Shanahan at Avon Grove
Central Bucks South at Central Bucks East
Pennridge at Central Bucks West
Harriton at Chapel Hill (NC)
Downingtown West at Coatesville
Sun Valley at Downingtown East
Radnor at Episcopal Dallas (TX)
Conestoga at Lassiter (GA)
Sacred Heart at Nazareth Academy
Parkland at Nazareth Area
Episcopal Academy at Notre Dame Academy.
Upper Moreland at Plymouth-Whitemarsh
Pottsgrove at Pope John Paul II
Wissahickon at Quakertown
Northampton at Saucon Valley
Oxford at Unionville
Springfield-Montco at Upper Dublin
Mt. St. Joseph at Villa Maria Academy
West Chester Henderson at West Chester East
Southern Lehigh at Wyomissing

1st Start Lacrosse, the official sponsor for the Phillylacrosse.com Scoreboard, is a program dedicated to younger boys and girls who are looking to start lacrosse and get comfortable with a stick in their hands! At 1st Start, you will learn the game from experienced teachers and coaches from the area who have all played the game at a high level. You will learn lacrosse every week through fun drills and games! It’s for boys and girls ages 3-7 and is coached by all former players now educators in the Philly area who have an extreme passion for the game. 1st Start is a 6 week program offered in a variety of locations this spring.To learn more please click here.

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/10/17

Summer Camps

Main Line Youth Lacrosse Camp for girls and boys aged 5 – 14 who are interested in having fun on the lacrosse field! Main Line Youth Lacrosse Camp, by Bright Side Lacrosse, is directed by NCAA and PIAA officials and each player is encouraged to learn the ‘fun’damentals and gamemanship.
Dates: Monday to Friday / June 19th – June 23
Time: Full Day: 9:15 AM – 3:00 PM Half Day: 9:15 AM – 12 Noon
Location: Dittmar Park 831 South Valley Forge Rd Devon Pa, 19333
Click here for more information and registration

Cavalier Girls Lacrosse School, run by Hall of Fame coach Jackie Neary, for girls in Grades 2 to 9 on June 19-22, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on June 22) at Cabrini University. This 11th annual instructional camp features hands on skill work for all levels from beginner to advanced player. Campers will receive instruction in all aspects of fundamental lacrosse and get a chance to compete in full field play. Jackie Neary, a former member of Temple’s Division I NCAA title team, has led the Cabrini women to 15 conference titles and 13 NCAA tourney berths. She was inducted into the Cabrini Hall of Fame and the Delaware County Hall of Fame and is considered one of the nation’s top coaches in women’s lacrosse. Other camp staff will feature members of the Cavalier women’s lacrosse teams and local high school and college guest coaches.
Campers will be grouped by age and ability and there will be great team rates offered to club and middle school programs. Team rates available.
For more information call Neary at 610-225-3908 or email jn722@cabrini.edu.
The camp is open to players entering grades two through nine. Applications will be available in the Cabrini University athletic office and on-line at: http://www.cabriniathletics.com/sports/2006/9/4/Camps%20and%20Clinics.aspx
For more information about the Cavalier Lacrosse School contact Coach Neary at 610-225-3908 or Bobbi Morgan at 610-896-1433.

Germantown Friends School Girls Lacrosse Camp, June 19-23 for players in grades 2 to 9.
Time, location: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; GFS Fields, 2807 Midvale Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19129
The GFS Girls Lacrosse Camp offers the ideal way for players of all levels to improve their individual skills, have fun, and meet new friends. This camp is designed for players who want to work on fundamental skill-building with a major emphasis on stick work, positional play, and game concepts. We will also focus on play-making, conditioning, and basic game rules. The goal for the camp is not only to teach the skills necessary to excel at lacrosse, but also to build confidence and deepen players’ passion for the sport. Join GFS Athletic Director and former Division I two-sport athlete, Katie Bergstrom Mark for a week of making friends, getting fit, and mastering the art of one of the world’s oldest and greatest sports.
For more information, please click HERE to see the summer camps website.
To register, please visit this LINK and access page 2, Week 2, June 19-23 Lacrosse Camp. Early bird discount of $30 until 4/1.

NXT Cradle Lacrosse Camps for boys and girls aged 4 to 7. Cradle Lacrosse teaches lacrosse’s basic skills in a one-of-a-kind, unrivaled environment. Cradle’s four-day camp focuses on building players’ confidence and having success through its unique curriculum that allows kids to be introduced to lacrosse in a fun, unique way. NXT’s passionate coaching staff breaks it down for kids by combining lessons with activities and games to reinforce skills. All equipment is provided! * Early Bird pricing available until May 15th!
La Salle College High School
June 19, 20, 21, 22, Monday – Thursday, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
How to register: http://nxtlacrosse.com/camps/philly/summer-cradle-camp-la-salle-high-school
The Proving Grounds
June 26, 27, 28, 29, Monday – Thursday, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
How to register: http://nxtlacrosse.com/camps/philly/summer-cradle-camp-proving-grounds
Cardinal O’Hara High School
July 10, 11, 12, 13, Monday – Thursday, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
How to register: http://nxtlacrosse.com/camps/philly/summer-cradle-camp-cardinal-ohara
Cabrini University
July 17, 18, 19, 20, Monday – Thursday, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
How to register: http://nxtlacrosse.com/camps/philly/summer-cradle-camp-cabrini-college

Gamebreaker Lacrosse Camps for boys and girls at The Shipley School, Bryn Mawr College and Rehoboth Elementary School, DE. The camps feature elite instruction for boys and girls aged 7 to 18.
Gamebreaker is entering its 15th year offering lacrosse instructional programs, over which time more than 65,000 players have attended its camps to improve and have fun. The camps feature great staffs and their focus on both the skill development and the character development of each individual camper.
The camp directors are the head coach at The Shipley School, Mark Duncan and Molly Fernandez.
This summer’s camps will be held on the following dates:
June 20 – June 23 and June 26-29 – Bryn Mawr, PA
Shipley School Girls Lacrosse Camp
Day Camp, Half Day
Shipley School Girls Shooting/Goalie Clinic – June 30 Shooting Clinic 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Click here to register
July 17 – July 20 – Bryn Mawr, PA
Bryn Mawr College Girls Lacrosse Camp
Extended Day, Overnight
Click here to register
July 24 – July 27 – Rehoboth Beach, DE
Rehoboth Elementary School Girls Lacrosse Camp
Day Camp, Half Day
Click here to register

NXT Girls Play Fast Camps for girls aged 7 to 14. Play Fast Training is NXT’s fundamental-level camp for girls ages 7-14 who want to fine-tune their skills and elevate their game. Our high-level professional coaches work directly with young players of all ability levels through the carefully-designed Play Fast curriculum, which features fast-paced, high-energy drills without having to wait in line forever. Play Fast is designed to maximize quality reps, which is why there’s an 8-to-1 player-to-coach ratio. The dtaff is led by NXT Girls Lacrosse Director, Kate Henwood and staffed by her team of NXT coaches. Play Fast is perfect for players from any team that want to keep their skills sharp during the summer season. Play Fast is also the perfect continuation for Cradle Lacrosse alumni looking to expand their skill set. Play Fast camp is all about having fun while playing the game of lacrosse. * Early Bird pricing available until May 15th!
La Salle College High School, June 19, 20, 21, 22, Monday – Thursday, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
How to register: http://nxtlacrosse.com/camps/philly/play-fast-girls-camp-at-la-salle-high-school
The Proving Grounds
June 26, 27, 28, 29, Monday – Thursday, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
How to register: http://nxtlacrosse.com/camps/philly/play-fast-girls-camp-proving-grounds
Cabrini University
July 17, 18, 19, 20, Monday – Thursday, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
How to register: http://nxtlacrosse.com/camps/philly/play-fast-girls-camp-at-cabrini-college
Cardinal O’Hara High School
July 10, 11, 12, 13, Monday – Thursday, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
How to register: http://nxtlacrosse.com/camps/philly/play-fast-girls-camp-at-cardinal-ohara

HEADstrong Foundation Summer Lacrosse Camp Series. This year campers can beat the heat by participating in 3 unique evening camp experiences in South Jersey that will focus on skill development, leadership, character and confidence building in youth athletes. Proceeds will support Nick’s House, a family home operated by the HEADstrong Foundation which provides complimentary lodging to families displaced to the region seeking potentially lifesaving cancer treatment and families fighting the disease in the region.
HEADstrong Swedesboro Lacrosse Camp (Ages 7-14) – $175
Date: June 28th-30th
Location: Locke Avenue Park – 58 Locke Avenue, Swedesboro, NJ 08085
Time: 5:00PM-8:00PM
Gender: Boys and Girls
REGISTER: http://www.headstronglax.org/swedesboro
HEADstrong Egg Harbor Lacrosse Camp (Ages 7-14) – $175
Date: July 11th–13th
Location: All Wars Memorial Field – 1126 Wabash Ave. Linwood, NJ 08221
Time: 5:00PM-8:00PM
Gender: Boys and Girls
REGISTER: http://www.headstronglax.org/eggharbor
HEADstrong Cape May Lacrosse Camp (Ages 7-14) – $175
Date: July 18th – 20th
Location: Freeman S Douglas Jr Memorial Park – 677 Rte 9 Emma, NJ 08024
Time: 5:00PM-8:00PM
Gender: Boys and Girls
REGISTER: http://www.headstronglax.org/lower
Players will learn the fundamental aspects of dodging, passing, catching, shooting, individual defense, goalie play and face-off technique. In addition, players will learn team skills such as team offense, team defense, riding, clearing and transition play. There will also be guest appearances from professional lacrosse players as well as cancer survivors who will share their stories with campers.
Campers will receive a HEADstrong Lax Tank and Laces. Campers will also have the chance to win amazing prizes.

Excel Girls’ Lacrosse Summer Camp at Episcopal Academy. Two weeklong day-camp opportunities for girls’ lacrosse players in 3rd-8th grade: June 26-30 and July 24-28. Come train with EA’s head varsity girls’ lacrosse coach and Camp Director, Josie Ferri Tomaino, Monday through Friday, 9am-3pm. The primary focus of camp is fun and personal development! Our goal is to raise each player’s skill level by exposing them to the latest stickwork techniques and developments in the game of girls’ lacrosse. Excel’s curriculum includes a variety of individual skills including stickwork (technique & creativity), shooting (technique, selection, accuracy, power), and defensive concepts (communication, checking, slides, groundballs). From a team perspective, we’ll be reviewing small-sided concepts (2v2s, 3v3s, man-up/man-down) as well as full field concepts (clearing, riding). Off the field, campers will have the opportunity to participate in specialty sessions, including leadership, nutrition, body awareness/strength training, speed & agility and more. Campers will have daily access to The Episcopal Academy aquatic center to cool off during their lunch break! To learn more about Excel Programs and to register for Girls’ Lacrosse Summer Camp, please click here: https://www.excelatea.org/. Questions? Feel free to email excel@episcopalacademy.org

Black Bear Lacrosse announces its summer camp line up. This is our 15 year of providing fundamental and skill camps and introducing the sport of lacrosse to many new participants.Once again camps will be directed by Head High school coaches that teach the game.Counselors will be college players and assistant coaches. Click here to register.
Avalon, NJ-Week 1 July 3-7 Boys and Girls
Ocean City, NJ-Week 1 July 3-7 Boys and Girls
Ocean City, NJ- Week 2 July 24-28 Boys and Girls
Avalon, NJ-Week 2 August 7-11 Boys and Girls

Fusion Lacrosse Camps: Cape Escape (DE). Overnight camp opportunities for boys graduating in the years 2021-2025 and girls 2020-2025. Players will learn from some of the best past and present professional lacrosse players and coaches including Steve Holmes and Kevin Crowley. Campers spend the night in Cape Henlopen State Park’s campground barracks (DE) in single beds; each barrack holding up to 15 players. Meals are provided 3 times daily in the air conditioned mess hall. From fishing off the pier, lawn games, beach sessions, basketball during free time, and bonfires at night, campers will have every opportunity to take advantage of all the park and this camp has to offer.
Dates: Girls: June 26-29; Boys June 26-29 and August 7-10
For more information contact arazzano@playfusionlax.com
REGISTER HERE!

1st Start and Black Bear Lacrosse combined camps, July 3-July 7 and July 24-July 28, 9-noon, for boys and girls, at The Tennessee Avenue Soccer Complex in Ocean City, New Jersey. 1st Start Lacrosse camp is the ultimate experience for young children (boys and girls ages 3-7) to learn the game of lacrosse in a fun and positive environment. Black Bear Lacrosse camp is perfect for boys ages 8-14 who are looking for some fun and competitive practice. This camp is designed to introduce the game of lacrosse to beginning and intermediate level players, but also provides advanced training for experienced players. Black Bear campers will enjoy daily scrimmages, instructional sessions, contests, and daily personal interaction with the coaches. Players of all abilities and experience are welcome. Campers will be grouped according to age and ability. Black Bear teaches the fundamentals of lacrosse and develops the skills and understanding of the game needed to compete at the next level. The camps are run by top high school coaches in a fun filled, fast paced environment. For any questions on either camp please contact John Bodnar at coachjohn@1ststartlacrosse.com or Jon Heisman at blackbearnorth@gmail.com
To register for 1st Start Camp please click here!
To register for Black Bear Camp please click here!

NetNation 2017 camps.
Philly Style Goalie & Shooter School: For boys and girls. July 23rd – 26th. All ages welcome. Overnight and Day camp at Bryn Athyn College in Bryn Athyn, PA. Girls’ director is former NCAA and current pro star Bridget Bianco (Moorestown).
Elite14 Goalie Academy: Fall 2017. Dates coming soon.
Brian Dougherty Winter Goalie School: Mainline Sports Center, Berwyn PA. 2018 dates coming soon.
You can register at www.netnationlacrosse.com

Bright Side Lacrosse Camp for boys and girls. Bright Side Lacrosse Camp is for Girls and Boys players age 5 – 14 who are interested in having fun on the lacrosse field! PIAA officials and seasoned coaches work to bring out the best in each player. Each player is encouraged to learn the ‘fun’damentals and gamemanship.
Dates: Monday to Friday July 31st – August 4
Time: Full Day: 9:15 AM – 3:00 PM Half Day: 9:15 AM – 12 Noon
Location: Dittmar Park 831 South Valley Forge Rd Devon Pa, 19333
Click here for more information and registration

NXT Girls Hype Night Camp, The Proving Grounds, Conchohocken, August 7,8, 9, 6:30 – 9:00 PM, Ages of campers: 12-15 YRS
How to register: http://nxtlacrosse.com/camps/philly/girls-hype-night-camp
This summer camp is for elite players, grades 7 through 9, determined to compete with the best lacrosse players in the area for 3 consecutive nights in August. We expect to have the top 90 male and female lacrosse players in the Philadelphia Area (grad years 2021, 2022, 2023) to be in attendance. Boys and Girls HYPE NIGHT Camps are separate but will occur simultaneously.
The staff is led by NXT Girls Lacrosse Director Kate Henwood and staffed by her team of NXT Coaches
The program is a highly organized, three-night elite training experience, which will challenge every player and set the stage for the fall season. The curriculum will focus on modern skill sets for advanced players, the coaching staff will be exceptional, and the environment will be HYPE.

To submit a listing, e-mail us at golax@phillylacrosse.com

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/10/17

WC Henderson 16, WC East 15

Henderson
Claire Applebee 2g,1a, 1dc, 1ct
Lilly Siskind 5g,2a,5dc
Jordyn Bauer 3g,2a,5dc,3ct
Avery Benson 1g,1a
Emma Clark 2g,1a
Shannon Earley 3g,1gb, 4dc
Emma Laudermilch 2gb
Brynn Cullinan 3ct
Ann Lalicker 21 shots, 6 saves

Conestoga 12, Lassiter (GA) 4

Conestoga
Scottie Rose Growney 4g 7d 4gb
Dana Cichitti 2g
Amelia Kienzle 2g 2d
Cameron Evitts 2g 1a 2gb
Liz Scott 2g 1a, 2d 4gb
Anne Frascella 11 saves

Lassiter
Emma Grace Wisdom 2g
Hannah Forbes 1g
Lily Wisdom 1g

Central Bucks South 11, Central Bucks East 3

CB East
Brigitte Bishop 1 Goal
Sara Donnelly 1 Assist
Mackenzie Boyle 2 Goals
Lauren Maurer (GK) 13 Saves

CB South
Kristen Berntsen 4 goals 1 assist
Kasey Dietzel 4 goals 2 assists
Courtney Taylor 1 goal 2 assists 3 caused turnovers
Molly Sullivan 1 goal
Maddie Tomaselli 1 goal
Laura Robinson 9 saves

Pope John Paul II 19, Pottsgrove 4

Pottsgrove
Brooke Saylor – 3 goals
Allie Reppert – 1 goal
Mya Kruger – 8 saves

PJP
Kylie Cherneskie – 4 goals, 1 assist
Caroline Slattery – 1 goal
Julia McLaughlin – 3 goals
Lauren Bello – 1 goal, 2 assists, 4 caused turnovers
Monica Rapchinski – 5 goals, 2 assists
Grace Cobaugh – 2 goals
Julia Latoff – 2 goals, 1 assist
Lauren McGarry – 1 goal

Wissahickon 18, Quakertown 2

Wissahickon
Sam Intrieri 4g, 3a
Emily Vervlied 4g, 3a
Carolyn Wilde 3g, 5a
Emily Purnell 3g
Caroline Testa 2g
Brooke Berry 2g, 1a
Caroline Marta 1g
Kyra Myers 9 saves

Cheltenham 8, Lansdale Catholic 5

Cheltenham
Liza Becker-3g 4gb
Myka Byers -2g
Carissa Dorley -2g 3gb
Dana Shelton 1 g 2 a 6 gb
Tylar Marren – 1 a
Defense played strong
Morgan Sloan had 13 saves

Radnor 14, Episcopal School of Dallas 10
Radnor 10-4- 14
Episcopal School of Dallas 5-5- 10

Radnor
Julianne Puckette 4G, 1A, 3DC, 1CT
Cate Cox 3G, 3A
Allison Lanzone 3G, 4GB, 1CT
Hope Smith 2G
Ellie Mueller 1G, 6DC, 1CT
Nicole Massimino 1G, 1A, 3DC
Natalie Junior 4GB, 4CT
Alexa Solomon 10 saves

Upper Dublin 13, Springfield-Montco 4
Half: UD 9 Springfield 1

Upper Dublin
Jackie Rama 4 goals 2 assists 3DC
Lindsey Schreiber 4 goals 2 DC 2CT
Mack Moore 3 goals 1 assist
Caroline Wall 1 goal 2 assists
Maddie Templeton 1 goal
Shannon Reape 4 DC 5 GB
Sarah Herchenroder 8 saves

Springfield
Ellie Hamilton- 1 goal, 1 assist, 1 ground ball, 1 draw control
Lindsey Smith- 2 goals, 4 ground balls, 5 draw controls
Emily Walsh- 1 goal, 2 ground balls, 1 draw control
Emily Giampietro- 2 caused turnover, 1 ground ball
Emily Henry- 6 saves

Downingtown East 22, Sun Valley 2

D East
Wurzel, Emily 4g
Person 3g
Fanelli 3g
Webb 2g
Hunter 2g
Lawton 2g
Flynn 1g
Myers 1g
Eckels 1g
Leen 1g
Kempf 1g
Murlless 1g
Robinson 4 saves

Sun Valley
Maggio 1
Johnson 1

Upper Moreland 10, Plymouth-Whitemarsh 9
Halftime score 6-3

Upper Moreland
Sydney Bachmay 3g, 1a
Jessica Flanagan 3g
Emma Meakin 2g
Moira Olexa 1g, 1a
Allicon Felicetti 1 g

PW
Victoria Betterly 4g
Ali Diamond 3g, 2a
Raquel Baskin 1g
Lexi Petrakis 1g

Episcopal Academy 15, Notre Dame Academy 5

EA
A. Marino 1cto
I. Rohr 1g, 5dc, 2gb, 2cto, 1int
O. Tuma 1g, 1dc
D. Whitaker 2g, 2gb
O. Dirks 3g, 4dc, 1gb
S. Keffer 2gb
A. Rau 1gb
J. Morley 1g
K. Crager 3g, 1dc
O. Cunningham 3g, 1cto
B. Boyle 2gb
T. Lucey 1g
P. Christos 1gb
T. McMullin 7 saves 1gb

Villa Maria Academy 14, Mount St Joseph 4
Halftime: 10-2

VMA
Bri Bamber: 4G, 1a, 1gb
Annina Iacobucci: 1G, 2a, 3gb
Hannah Young: 1G, 2gb
Sarah Delaney: 2G, 1a, 1gb, 1int
Audrey Fantazzia: 3G, 4gb, 1int, 1dc
Erin Finley: 1G, 2a, 10dc
Adele Iacobucci: 2G, 1gb, 4dc
Caroline Antell: 1dc,
Caroline Bradford: 1a, 2gb
Lizzy Walheim: 2gb
Natalie Judge: 4 saves

Mount
Stein 1g
N MacNamara 2g
K Krause 1g

Harriton 19, Chapel Hill (NC) 3
Harriton 13 7 19
GV 3 0 3

Harriton
Molly McDonough 4 G 3 GBs 5 DCs
Greta Stahl 6 G 3 A 2 GBs
Claudia Conrad 1 A 4 DCs 6 GBs
Allison Schwab 3 G 1A
Emily Stewart 1 A 3 CTs
Katelin Williams 2 G 2 A
Amelia Coursen 1 G 2 DCs
Elle Seward 1 G 1 A 2 DCs
Maddie Henderson 1 G 4 CTs 4 GBs
Lauren Binnion 1 G
Emma Arronson 2 CTs
Devin McClain 7 Saves 1 CTs 1 GBs

Unionville 16, Oxford 1
Halftime: 10-0

Unionville
E. Garvey: 1 g 1 a
H. Close 2 g 2 a
C. Donovan 3 g 2 a
E. Malone 2 g
L. Niekiewicz 3 g 1 a
M. Blair 2 g 1 a
S. Romanoli 1 g
S. Carlow 1 g 1 a
A. McDonough 1 a
M. grimes 1 g

Oxford:
Z. Harvey 1 g

SuburbanOneSports.com and PAC-10Sports.com contributed to this article

Quaker City Lacrosse offers elite high school and youth girls’ club/travel programs, summer camp and clinics. Quaker City grads have gone on to succeed as student-athletes at all levels of women’s lacrosse and many have become coaches in the region and beyond.

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/10/17

Unionville 16, Oxford 8

Unionville
Zach Lawrence 5G/1a
Jack Hoopman 4G
Will Ciccarelli 3G
Drew Lenkaitis 2G/1a
Gerry Ulatowski 1G
Mark Raffety 1G

Springfield-Montco 11, Abington 5

Springfield-Montco
TJ White 2g
Wilson Krewson 2g
George Baughan 2g
Nick deQuevedo 1g
Paul Richardson 1g
Zach Coppol 1g
Cameron Callands 1g
Brian Maienshein 1g

Upper Moreland 14, Pottgsrove 2
Upper Moreland 3-3-3-5 14
Pottsgrove 1-1-0-0 2

UM leaders
Matt Sippel 5g, 1a
Brendan Costello 4g, 2a

Interboro 17, Bonner-Prendergast 4

Interboro
N Murtha 4G 4A
J Moorhead 5G 2A
M Porreca 4G 1A
J Ciabatoni 2G
B Butler 1G 1A
M Brown 1G
C Thomas strong on FO
B McLaughlin 11 ground balls
C Jozwiak 9 saves
C Evans 2 saves

Springfield-Delco 12 Lindenhurst (NY) 5

Springfield-Delco
Tulski 5g,3a
Long 1g,7a
Debernardi 2g
J Spence 2g
B Garcia 2g,1a
Pickett 13/20
Spence 8 saves

Lindenhurst
Smith 2g
Oleary 1g
Dolan 1g
Durante 8 saves

Marple Newtown 12, Boyertown 5
Boyertown 2003 -5
Mnhs 3342 =12

Boyertown
Christian Hellriegel 1a
Mason Turner 1g
Alex Axman 1g
Chris Moccia 1g
Jason Clinton 1g
Nick Moccia 1g

Marple Newtown
Liam Ferry 4 saves
Luke Jelus 2g
Marlon Weathers 1g
Jake Long 1g
Jake Huey 1a
Vince Terra 1g
Alex Viola 2g 1a
Ales Funk 1g 1a
James Kelly 4g

Haverford School 11, Southern Lehigh 6

Haverford
Salvaggio 1a
TJ Malone 4g
Luke O’Grady 2g
Connor Devine 2g, 1a
Mac Costin 2g
Scott Deck 1g
Connor Mosebrook 2a
Joel Trucksess 1a
goalie Parker Henderer 10 saves
goalie Sage Garito 3 saves
goalie Harrison Fellheimer 3 saves

Southern Lehigh
Hoff 4g, 1a
Dunham 2g
Silvaggio 1a
goalie Schlosser 10 saves

Lansdale Catholic 14, Archbishop Wood 4
LC: 3-1-8-2
Wood: 1-2-0-1

ABW
Rhys Vaughn (A/Sr) 2G 1A 1GB
Tim Brandenburg (A/Sr) 1G 1A 2GB
Dakota Taylor (M/So) 1G 1GB
Brian Graham (G/Jr) 5 saves
Vincent Cawley (G/So) 2 saves

LC
Michael Basilii 2G
Grady Kelly 4G 2A
Nick Heiler 3G 2A 19/21FO
Joe Walsh 3G 1A
Danny Dutkiewicz 1G
Pat Albanese 1G
Ryan Flanegan 1G
Nick Sexton 1A
Bob Bausman 11 Saves

Ridley 10, Berks Catholic 8
Ridley: 3 2 2 3-10
Berks: 2 1 3 2-8

Ridley
Stewart 1g
C. Stratton 3g
D. Tavani 3g
Z.Johnston 1g1a
S.Crowley 1g
B.Anderson 1g
D.Staley 8/13 faceoffs
G.Santilla 13 saves.

Berks Catholic
Moroko 3g
Gunderson 2g
Baker 1g
Albeft 1g
Arquisola 1g

Easton 12, Emmaus 8
Easton- 1 4 3 4= 12
Emmaus- 2 2 1 3= 8

Easton Goals- Fahie 4, Teuturice 2, Metzger 2, Ballew 2, #38, #16
Easton Assists- Fahie 2, Metzger, Teuturice
Easton Saves- Jacobsen 15

Emmaus Goals- Krauss 3, Corpora 2, Speicher 2, Vansuch
Emmaus Assists- Corpora 2, Meilinger 2, Vansuch, Speicher
Emmaus Saves- Milker 11

North Penn 9, Wissahickon 7
NP 3-3-2-1
W 1-3-1-2

NP
N. Keim 3G
E. Diamond 2
N. Conroy 1g 1a
T. Nelson 1g 1a
M. Dickson 1g
M. Lehrman 1g
W. Laughlin 1a
R. Udinski 1a
M. Rinck 8 saves

Hun School 11, Bergen Catholic 4
Bergen Catholic 2 0 1 1 -4
Hun 1 5 4 1 -11

Hun School
Trevor Deubner 2g, 1a
Andrew Kaye 1g
Bryce Tolmie 6g, 1a
John Salcedo 5a
Grant Hansen 1g, 2a
Devon Cowan 1g, 1a
Gib Versfeld 13 saves

Central Bucks East 11, Council Rock North 5
CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 4 – 2 – 3 – 2 – 11
COUNCIL ROCK NORTH 3 – 0 – 1 – 1 – 5

EAST SCORING
Ryan Brown 4G, 2A
Ryan Stout 3G, 2A
Ryan Bullota 2G, 1A
Ryan Schmidt 1G
Colin Stein 1G
Brant Billingsley 2A
Alec Bracken 1A
Jake Kueny 1A
EAST FACE OFFS WON: Michael Ott 12 of 18
EAST SAVES: Liam Rosenthal – 5

Hill 17, Pennington (NJ) 4

Hill
Chase Taylor 3g/4a
Kevin Cummings 6g/3a
Nolan Smith 3g
James Krick 2g

Garnet Valley 9, Owen J. Roberts 7
GV 4-2-1-2- 9
OJR 1-3-0-3- 7

GV
Jake D’Annunzio 1g, 1a
Denny Nealon 3g, 1a
Jacob Buttermore 1g, 2a
Evan Trizonis 1g, 1a
Charloi Coslet 1g
Jake Morin 2g, 1a
Brandon Starr 1a
Rei Lopez 10 of 19 FO
Jason Rose 16 saves

OJR
Logan Clefisch1g
Kevin Massa 1g, 1a
Austin Koury 1g
Noah Calle 3g
Mike Gianotto 1g
Capaldo 13 saves

West Chester Henderson 14, West Chester East 6
WC Hend. 3. 4. 4. 3. 14
WC East. 2. 0. 0. 4. 6

Henderson
Brandon Moyer 3g 2a
Archer Rymiszewski 6g 2a
Nick Mascetti 1g 2a
Jack Saulino 1g 1a
Matt Turse 1g
Pat Keegan 1g
Ryan Twohig 1g
Dylan Teeter 1a
Kyle Dampman 5 saves
Aidan Jacobs 3 saves

WC East
Matt Dunkle 1g
Tyler Blum 1g
Zac Lagalante 1g
Rocco Grello 1g
Jack Phelan 1g
Jacob Greiner 1g
Kenny Pugh 4 saves
Phil Laborde 4 saves

Avon Grove 8, Bishop Shanahan 6
Avon Grove : 5-1-1-1—8
Shanahan: 1-0-2-3—6

Avon Grove
Jake Smith 1g 1a
Scooter Whiteside 1g 1a
Brendan Harmon 2g
Nick Chastain 1g 1a
Nate Hammond 1g
Zack Augustine 1g 1a
Joey Borky 1a
Kevin Malone- 8 saves
Nate Hammond 12 of 17 FO

Bishop Shanahan
S. Goforth 3g 2a
Gukwa 1g 1a
Smyth 1g, 1a
G. Goforth 1a
Bathon 1g, 1a
Keegan – 5 saves

West Chester Rustin 7, Kennett 6
Rustin 2-2-1-2 = 7
Kennett 0-3-1-2 = 6

Rustin
T. Durant 2g 1a
M. Burke 2g 1a
N. Madonna 2g
D. Simmler 1g 1a
C. MacKenzie 2a
W. Pileggi 1a
K. Mullin 9 saves

Mount Pleasant-DE 13, Delcastle-DE 4

Goals (Delcastle): McCary 2, Saunders 2
Goals (Mt.Pleasant): Ivan Sidoriak 5, Wallen 2, Davis 2, Thompson 2, Shanus 1, Harkins 1

Assists (Delcastle) – Bishop 1
Assists (Mt.Pleasant) – Thompson 4, Shanus 2, Sidoriak 1, Davis 1, Adlani 1

Shots (Delcastle): 10
Shots (Mt.Pleasant): 26

Saves (Delcastle) : 1
Saves (Mt.Pleasant) : Bechler 4

SuburbanOneSports.com and PAC-10Sports.com contributed to this article

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/10/17
Staff Report

Visiting Avon Grove raced to a 6-1 halftime lead and held off Bishop Shanahan, 8-6, today in a key Ches-Mont League boys’ lacrosse game.

Brendan Harman led a balanced attack with two goals and the defensive unit of Bryce DeMuth, Alex Muller, James Chastain and Brayden Peck stood out for the Red Devils.

Avon Grove (6-1 overall) is 4-0 and atop the league, while Bishop Shanahan fell to 4-1 overall and 1-1 in the Ches-Mont. Downingtown East is 2-0 and Henderson is 3-1.

Also for Avon Grove, Nata Hammond won 12 of 17 face offs and Kevin Malone posted eight saves.

“You have to credit our defense; we played played great when man down,” said AG coach Eric Jackson. “The defense played great, and we had a balanced offense.

“We do need to finish games a little better. We are still trying to figure ourselves out.”

Zack Augustine, Nick Chastain, Jake Smith and Scooter Whiteside each had a goal and an assist for Avon Grove. Sam Goforth had three goals and an assist for the Eagles.

The Devils were happy to get standout Peck back on defense. He had missed the first few weeks of the year after recovering from surgery to repair a torn meniscus from the wrestling season.

Avon Grove 8, Bishop Shanahan 6
Avon Grove 5-1-1-1—8
B. Shanahan 1-0-2-3—6

Avon Grove
Jake Smith 1g 1a
Scooter Whiteside 1g 1a
Brendan Harmon 2g
Nick Chastain 1g 1a
Nate Hammond 1g
Zack Augustine 1g 1a
Joey Borky 1a
Kevin Malone 8 saves
Nate Hammond 12 of 17 FO

Bishop Shanahan
S. Goforth 3g 2a
Gukwa 1g 1a
Smyth 1g, 1a
G. Goforth 1a
Bathon 1g, 1a
Keegan – 5 saves

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/11/17

High School
Boys’

Manheim Township at Academy of the New Church
Easton at Allentown Central Catholic
La Salle College HS at Conestoga
West Chester Rustin at Downingtown East
Parkland at Freedom
Council Rock North at Haverford High
Souderton at Interboro
Quakertown at Lansdale Catholic
Neshaminy at Marple Newtown
Upper Merion at Methacton
Holy Ghost Prep at Pennsbury
Owen J Roberts at Perkiomen Valley
Penncrest at Plymouth-Whitemarsh
Phoenixville at Pope John Paul II
Boyertown at Pottsgrove
Mercer Island (WA) at Radnor
Pennridge at Shipley School
Norristown Area at Spring-Ford
Archbishop Ryan at Springfield-Montco
Malvern Prep at St Augustine Prep (NJ)
Lower Merion at West Chester East

Girls’

Archbishop Carroll at Archbishop Ryan
North Penn at Abington
Interboro at Academy Park
Haverford High at Cape Henry Collegiate (VA)
Archbishop Wood at Cardinal O’Hara
Emmaus at Central Bucks East
Jenkintown at Collegium Charter
West Chester Rustin at Downingtown East
Sacred Heart at Mt. St. Joseph Academy
Delaware County CS at New Hope-Solebury
Springfield-Delco at Norfolk Academy (VA)
Chichester at Penn Wood
Methacton at Perkiomen Valley
Phoenixville at Upper Merion
Conestoga at Walton (GA)

College
Men’s
Division I

NJIT at Lafayette 7:00 pm
Princeton at Lehigh 7:00 pm

Division II

Chestnut Hill at Georgian Court 3:30 pm

Women’s
Division III

Gwynedd-Mercy at Cedar Crest 4:00 pm
Notre Dame (MD) at Immaculata 7:00 pm
Franklin & Marshall at Messiah 4:00 pm
Montclair State at Muhlenberg 4:00 pm
Cabrini at Neumann 4:00 pm
Keystone at Rosemont 4:00 pm
Swarthmore at Widener 7:00 pm

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/11/17

Central Bucks South 2017 defenseman Christopher Surina has been named the Pansini Law Group Scholar-Athlete of the Week.

The award recognizes senior and junior lacrosse players that excel in academics, service and athletics.

Christopher Surina profile:

Christopher Surina

Year: 2017
High school: Central Bucks South
Position: Defense
Club Team: Bucks Select
College committed to: King’s College

Extracurricular Activities:
Active National Honor Society Members, Lacrosse team for 4 years, Feed-N-Read council (promotes school-wide reading), Active Member of the Sons of the American Legion, work part-time at Chickie’s and Pete’s.

Community/ Service Organizations:
Habitat for Humanity, Neshaminy Manor, Warrington Earth Day, participant in MLK forum at CB South, Sons of the American Legion, Coaching the Youth Lacrosse program Warrington Warriors

Academic honors/awards, GPA:
Distinguished Honors throughout High School, Principal’s Award (at least a 3.5 GPA for 3+ years), Accumulative GPA 3.95 (while taking numerous AP courses both junior and senior year).

Athletic honors:
2014 Titan Award, 2015 Defensive Player of the Year, two-time captain including 2017 Team Captain

What will you major in at King’s and what are your future goals?
Surina: “At King’s College, I will be a part of the Physician Assistant program, which is a 5-year accelerated program. I have also been accepted into the Honors Program at King’s. The Physician Assistant Program at King’s is one of the best PA Programs in the state, with 40 years of experience in providing sophisticated didactic and clinical training in all areas of medicine. The Honors Program will provide me the opportunity to develop intellectually and emotionally by interacting with other students who also enjoy a rigorous curriculum. Following my clinical rotations after my 5th year in King’s PA Program, I plan to work in either the field of sports medicine or orthopedics.”

How do you describe leadership?
Surina: “I view leadership as setting a positive example for others through hard work and dedication which leads to one being well-respected by their peers. I feel that I strive under the pressure it takes to be a leader; I find it both exhilarating and rewarding. I believe that by being fully dedicated and working my absolute hardest, I can better myself and those around me. Leadership is an exceptional quality and I am very grateful that I am often perceived as being a leader both athletically and scholastically.”

How do you balance lacrosse, school, and extracurriculars?
Surina: “My parents taught me when I was younger to be diligent and take pride in everything that I do. I feel that I have done well in learning how to effectively prioritize my time, which will absolutely benefit me in college considering that I will be part of the very demanding Physician Assistant Program along with playing lacrosse at King’s.”

High school coaches from Philly, Delaware, South Jersey, or the Lehigh Valley may nominate a player (junior or senior) for the Pansini Law Group Scholar-Athlete of the Week by e-mailing us at golax@phillylacrosse.com

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/11/17
Staff Report

Steve Fuller had no trouble getting mentally prepared for Monday night’s annual Drew Bauer City Championship Memorial Game at his home field at Henderson.

Henderson defenseman Steve Fuller (4) was named the Drew Bauer Blue Collar award winner after leading his Warriors to the 14-6 win; he is flanked by Henderson coach Paul Stankewicz (left), Jim Schorn (with Drew Bauer Game helmet) and Henderson assistant Sean Evans

So when Warriors coach Paul Stankewicz told his team that hustling would be the key, Fuller was already jacked.

“As a Henderson played we always want to beat East,” said Fuller. “Before the game coach Stankewicz said the team had to hustle non-stop for us to win. I feel like I hustle non-stop.

“I know a lot of the East players because I play summer ball with them (on Team ManUp Lacrosse) and I felt very comfortable going after them with the ball. I know their moves and I wanted to hustle and make plays.”

Fuller, in fact, hustled his way to being named the Drew Bauer Blue Collar Award winner in leading the Warriors to a 14-6 victory over East.

Drew Bauer died six summers ago in a boating accident in the Sassafras River on the Chesapeake in Maryland. Drew played at WC East and was a popular and beloved coach for many years in the West Chester Youth and Keystone Games and coached many players on the recent and current Henderson and East teams as well as others in adult lacrosse.

The win for Henderson (7-2 overall, 3-1 Ches-Mont) was its sixth in a row, while East (4-3, 2-1) suffered its first league loss.

The Warriors led, 7-2, at tr half and were never threatened. Archer Rymiszewski had a big day on attack with six goals and two assist while Brandon Moyer had three goals and two assists. But the Henderson defense also was key in shutting down the East offense.

“I think our defense held it down pretty well,” said Fuller. “And the defense turned into offense and we helped lead to some fast break goals. When we settled the ball we waited for a good shot. Our defensive coach, Bob Marks, had us ready.

“Our checklist at the start of the season are always to beat East and make the playoffs. This game showed us our potential against a team with some good athletes.”

Fuller did not know Drew Bauer, but said his impact resonates throughout the West Chester lacrosse community.

“I did not know him personally, but growing up as a Henderson lacrosse player I have seen his impact,” said Fuller. “Sean Evans (who was coached by Bauer) is an assistant coach and Brian Cranston (a former Henderson great who also was coached by Bauer) taught me a lot through clinics so it was passed down from other people. I can feel the impact.”

West Chester Henderson 14, West Chester East 6
WC Henderson 3-4-4-3 – 14
WC East 2-0-0-4 – 6

Henderson
Brandon Moyer 3g 2a
Archer Rymiszewski 6g 2a
Nick Mascetti 1g 2a
Jack Saulino 1g 1a
Matt Turse 1g
Pat Keegan 1g
Ryan Twohig 1g
Dylan Teeter 1a
Kyle Dampman 5 saves
Aidan Jacobs 3 saves

WC East
Matt Dunkle 1g
Tyler Blum 1g
Zac Lagalante 1g
Rocco Grello 1g
Jack Phelan 1g
Jacob Greiner 1g
Kenny Pugh 4 saves
Phil Laborde 4 saves

By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/11/17

The Phillylacrosse.com Girls’ Rankings:

1. Conestoga (7-0) Prev: No. 1: The Pioneers play at defending Georgia state champion Walton today and close their southern trip Wednesday at perennial state power Milton.

2. Episcopal Academy (6-4) Prev: No. 6: EA has won five straight games – including a triple overtime triumph over Agnes Irwin – and plays Wednesday at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy.

3. Agnes Irwin (6-1) Prev: No. 2: The Owls host Episcopal Academy on Tuesday in a battle of the top Inter-Ac League teams.

4. Moorestown (4-0) Prev: No. 3: The Quakers host powerful Bridgewater-Raritan (NJ) on Wednesday.

5. Archbishop Carroll (2-0) Prev: No. 5:The Patriots toppled Downingtown West, 18-6, on Saturday and play Archbishop Ryan today in their Catholic League opener.

6. Harriton (6-1) Prev: No. 11:The Rams play at defending North Carolina state champion Cardinal Gibbons (11-1) on Wednesday.

7. Springfield-Delco (4-1) Prev: No. 9:The Cougars play at Norfolk (VA) today.

8. Garnet Valley (5-2) Prev: No. 4: The Jaguars bounced back from two straight Central League losses to down Unionville, 12-10.

9. Radnor (5-2) Prev: No. 7:The Raiders swept their Texas trip, defeating state powers Hockaday, 20-14, and Episcopal of Dallas, 14-10.

10. Unionville (6-1) Prev: No. 8:The Indians play Tuesday at Bishop Shanahan.

11. Academy of Notre Dame (5-3) Prev: No 10: The Fighting Irish play at Baldwin on Tuesday.

12. Central Bucks West (6-0) Prev: No. 12:The Bucks downed Bishop Shanahan, 13-5.

13. Cape Henlopen-DE (4-1) Prev: No. 13: The Vikings fell to IAAM member St. Mary’s (MD), 11-8.

14. Owen J. Roberts (5-1) Prev: No. 14:The Wildcats toppled No 15 Manheim Township, 12-11.

15. Manheim Township (5-1) Prev: No. 15: The Blue Streaks fell to Owen J. Roberts, 12-11, on Saturday.

Under consideration Abington (4-1), Bishop Shanahan (2-2), Cherokee (NJ) 3-0, Downingtown East (3-3), Great Valley (4-2), Haverford High (3-3), Mt. Lebanon (5-1), Lenape-NJ (2-0), Penn Charter (1-2); Quaker Valley (5-0), Villa Maria Academy (4-1).

By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/11/17

The Phillylacrosse.com Boys’ Rankings:

1. Haverford School (1-2) Prev: No. 2: The Fords host MIAA power Boys’ Latin on Tuesday and then host No. 1 Malvern Prep Friday before facing Strath Haven Saturday in their Checking for Cancer tourney.

2. (tie). Conestoga (7-0) Prev: No. 3:The Pioneers host fellow No. 2 La Salle today. Phillylacrosse.com will have full coverage.

2. (tie) La Salle (2-1) Prev: No. 4: The Explorers travel to Conestoga today in a rivalry that has evolved from many state title game encounters.

4. Malvern Prep (6-2) Prev: No. 1: The Friars have a challenge today at No. 10 St. Augustine Prep.

5. Springfield-Delco (5-2) Prev: No. 6: The Cougars have suddenly won five straight and play Thursday at Downingtown East.

6. Strath Haven (5-2) Prev: No. 8: The Panthers host 3-0 Lenape on Thursday.

7. Garnet Valley (4-2) Prev: No. 5:The Jags are at Avon Grove on Thursday.

8. Avon Grove (5-1) Prev: No. 10: The Red Devils claimed a key 8-6 Ches-Mont League win over Bishop Shanahan on Monday.

9. Spring-Ford (5-1) Prev: No. 7: The Rams play struggling Norristown in the Pioneer Athletic Conference today.

10. St. Augustine Prep (3-0) Prev: No. 9: The Hermits host No. 4 Malvern Prep today.

11. Salesianum School-DE (4-2) Prev: No. 6: The Sals defeated St. Joseph Collegiate (NY), 15-7.

12. Manheim Township (5-1) Prev: No. 11: The Blue Streaks play today at Academy of the New Church.

13. Radnor (5-2) Prev: No. 14: The Raiders host Mercer Island (WA) today.

14. Episcopal Academy (4-1) Prev: NR The Churchmen find out where they stand Wednesday when they host Haverford School.

15. Bishop Shanahan (3-0) Prev: No. 12: The Eagles play Great Valley on Tuesday.

Under consideration: Academy of the New Church (6-2), Allentown Central Catholic (6-0), Appoquinimink-DE (4-0), Downingtown East (5-1), Easton (6-1), Haverford High (4-2); Henderson (7-2), Lenape-NJ (3-0), Moorestown-NJ (3-1), Parkland (5-1), Ridley (6-2), Shawnee-NJ (2-0), Springside Chestnut Hill Academy (4-4).

By Matt Chandik
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/11/17

Anthony Giuliani and Brett Baskin are a rarity in high school lacrosse, even more so at a perennial powerhouse at La Salle College High School.

Brett Baskin had five goals and two assists for La Salle (Photo by Matt Chandik)

Sure, it’s early April, but a showdown between two of the top contenders for the first PIAA Class AAA championship has a way of getting to underclassmen. They grip their sticks a little tighter, force passes they shouldn’t, or maybe jump early on faceoffs, in Giuliani’s case.

When you’ve got four-year starters, though, you don’t worry about that kind of thing. The two were the stars that kickstarted the Explorers’ 12-5 rout of the Pioneers today.

La Salle’s Anthony Giuliani dominated at the X (Photo by Matt Chandik)

Baskin, a Johns Hopkins signee, fired home five goals and set up Joey Taylor and Chris Hladczuk for goals. Giuliani, a Penn commit, was 16-for-19 at the faceoff X, including a 5-1 mark in the second quarter that enabled the Explorers to go on a 5-1 run that led to a 7-2 halftime bulge.

“When you’re going in as a freshman, it’s a lot more difficult,” Giuliani said. “But after experiencing it for three years, it kind of gets easier. You know what’s coming, you know the environment.

“I’ve played (at Conestoga’s Teamer Field) once or twice. You kind of get used to it and you know what to expect. We look at every game the same way, and that’s just to outwork our opponents. That’s pretty much what we did.”

Conestoga (7-1, tied with La Salle for No. 2 in the Phillylacrosse.com Rankings) came into the game riding high and averaging 14.7 goals per game, but Giuliani’s mastery at the X limited the Pioneers’ possessions. On the flip side, the Explorers (5-1) used precise cuts and unselfish play to get open and tee off on Scott MacMillan, who was still stout enough to make 11 saves. Baskin scored twice and Hladczuk factored on three goals in that 5-1 second quarter.

“Defensively, we didn’t do a good job,” Conestoga defensive midfielder Peyton Jones said. “A lot of guys were ball-watching. They did a good job of swinging the ball around, finding guys open.”

At the heart of it was Baskin. A smaller, shiftier attackman, the future Blue Jay won’t overpower defensemen, but he’s lethal in his off-ball cuts and he’s got a keen eye for finding open teammates. He’s surrounded by a balanced group that also features the likes of Hladczuk (five points), Brendan Meagher (three points) and Matt Clibanoff (three points), but there’s no doubt that Baskin is the ringleader.

Conestoga’s Peyton Jones

“I think I’ve just had more responsibility as I’ve gotten older through the years,” Baskin said. “The coaches trusted me more as I’ve gotten older and I was able to learn early on and it’s paying off.”

Hunter Gregory led the Pioneers with a pair of goals, while Henry Berg and Tommy Sopko posted matching one-goal, one-assist stat lines. The game was an ideal non league game for both teams as they aim to ready themselves for what should be a lengthy postseason run, with an eye on a rematch at West Chester East for the state title.

“Conestoga’s a great team and a great program and we know we’re going to see them down the road, so it was a good win for us,” Baskin said. “We just outworked them. That’s our goal every game: just outwork the opponent from the first whistle to the last and I think we did that.”

There wasn’t any doubt that they did.

La Salle (5-1) 2 5 3 2 — 12
Brett Baskin 5g, 2a
Chris Hladczuk 2g, 3a
Brendan Meagher 2g, 1a
Matt Clibanoff 2g, 1a
Ethan LaMond 1a
Joey Taylor 1g, 1a
Anthony Giuliani 16-for-19 faceoffs
Mike Clibanoff 11 saves

Conestoga (7-1) 1 1 2 1 — 5
Hunter Gregory 2g
Henry Berg 1g, 1a
]Tommy Sopko 1g, 1a
Nick Braendel 1g
Scott MacMillan 11 saves

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/11/17

Pope John Paul II 14, Phoenixville 4

Phoenixville
Matt Napolitana 3g
Danny Jackson 1a
Derek Bullotta 1g
John Purcell 6 saves

PJP
Justin Kent 3g
Ryan Kormos 3g
Matt Cressman1g
Eric D’Agostino 1g
Kyle Donovan 1g
Michael Florig 1g

Boyertown 16, Pottsgrove 0

Boyertown
Mike Federico 1g 2a
Mason Turner 1g
Christian Hellrigel 2g 3a
Nick Moccia 2g 1a
Brady McFals 2g 1a
Skylar P Wallace 1a
Carson Flint 1g
Chris Moccia 3g 1a
Carter Watts 1g 1a
Brewer Johnson 2g
AJ Robinson 1g

Lansdale Catholic 13, Quakertown 3

LC
J. Walsh 4G
G. Kelly 3G 3A
M. Basilii 1G 2A
N. Heiler 1A 8/11FO
P. Albanese 1G 1A
D. White 1G
K. Gianoni 1G
E. Hannings 6/8FO
B. Montagna 1/1FO
B. Bausman 6 Saves
R. Flanegan 2G 1A

Quakertown
Jeffrey Royall 2g
George Fisher 1g
Scott Keck 1a
Chris Brady 26 saves

Haverford High 16, Council Rock North 10
Haverford 4-2-6-4- 16
Council Rock 2-3-2-3- 10

Haverford
Cole Lukasiewicz 5/3
Jack Daly 5/4
John Sheivert 1/0
Luke McCallion 0/2
Jack Farrell 0/1
Nick DiIorio 4/1
Alex McKendry 1/1
Matt Young 0/1
Kyle Bennett 1/1
Luke McCallion 20-5 faceoffs
Erik McCallion 1-0 faceoffs
Shane Liney – 5 saves

Council Rock North
Ian Watkins 1/0
Peter Lehman 1/0
Jack Jogerst 4/1
Jack Early 2/3
Beckett Thompson 2/0
Freddy Germana 0/1
Jack Briethaupt 0/1
Max Jogerst 0/1
Mark 4- 20 faceoffs
Phil Huddy- 6 saves

Malvern Prep 15, Saint Augustine Prep 10
Malvern Prep 6 5 2 2 -15
St. Augustine 3 4 1 2 -10

MP
Jack Traynor – 8g
Scott White – 5g, 3a
Billy Coyle – 8a
Jimmy Gabrielsen – 1g
Seamus Glynn – 1g
Quinn McCahon – 1a
Jordan Donaghy – 1a
Sean Christman – 1a, 16 of 28 face offs
Will Pettit – 5 saves

St. Augustine Prep
Ethan Kazmierski 4g
Max Gravenstine 2g, 2a
David Burr 1g, 2a
Dylan Tocco 1g
Evan Malgier 2g
Luke Russomanno 17 saves

Pennridge 14, Shipley 10
P 3 4 4 3 14
S 2 3 0 5. 10

Pennridge
Fanelli 2g5a
Warner 2g2a
Jack Garner 1g
Ryan Garner 4g 2a
Nevells 1g
Britner 4g
Murreda 1g
Matkowski 1a
Tristan Banks 13 saves Austin Swartley 1 save

Marple Newtown 18, Neshaminy 6
Marple Newtown 5832 = 18
Neshaminy 2040 = 6

MN
Saves Liam ferry15
Luke Jelus 1g1a
Julian Cabral 1g2a
Marlon Weathers 3g1a
Jake Long 3a
Vince Terra 1g
Mike May 2g1a
Alex Viola 4g 1a
Alex Funk 4g
Colin Ferry 1g
James Kelly 1g1a

Springfield Montco 15, Archbishop Ryan 7

Ryan
Metzger 1g 1a
Watson 1a
Campbell 1g
Frechette 2g 2a
Mulholland 2a
Kalai 1g 1a
Taylor 2g
Alloway 20 saves
Faceoffs
Neilson 2/7
Levan 2/6
Metzger 3/9

La Salle College HS 12, Conestoga 5
La Salle 2 5 3 2 — 12
Conestoga 1 1 2 1 — 5

La Salle
Brett Baskin 5g, 2a
Chris Hladczuk 2g, 3a
Brendan Meagher 2g, 1a
Matt Clibanoff 2g, 1a
Ethan LaMond 1a
Joey Taylor 1g, 1a
Anthony Giuliani 16-for-19 faceoffs
Mike Clibanoff 11 saves

Conestoga
Hunter Gregory 2g
Henry Berg 1g, 1a
Tommy Sopko 1g, 1a
Nick Braendel 1g
Scott MacMillan 11 saves

Parkland 22, Freedom 2

Parkland
Goals:
Saylor (7), Geroulo (4), Miller (2), Santa-Anna (2), Poremba (2), O’Neill, Cipolla, Groff, Morgan,
An. Albertson
Assists:
Saylor (3), Summers (3), O’Neill (2), Santa-Anna (2), Geroulo, Groff, An. Albertson, Yannes
McLaughlin (6) saves

Freedom
Goals:
Kinter, Harms
Assist:
Conzola
4 saves

Holy Ghost Prep 21, Pennsbury 14

HGP
Zach May 9 Saves
Zack Nangle 2 G 9 A
George Rusnak 5 G 1 A
Dan Kovacevich 4 G 2 A
Phil Rueter 2 G 1 A
Matt Rueter 23/32 16 GBs 1 G 1 A
Ben Morschauser 2 G 1 A
Owen Yake 1 G
Daniel Forsythe 1 G 1 A
Matt Savinon 2 G 2 A
Conor Sablich 1 G 1 A
Nick Appolonia 1 A

Pennsbury
Ben Abraham 7g
Will Anderson 3g, 1a
Ryan Kelly 3a
Luke Vando 1g, 1a
Ryan Michael 1g
Tre Raniello 1a
Jake Krefetz 1g, 8 GB
Bryse Raniello 6GB
Ethan Glynn 5GB
Tim Davis 20 saves

Penncrest 7, Plymouth Whitemarsh 6
Penncrest 1-4-1-1 -7
Plym Whitemarsh 0-2-3-1 – 6

Penncrest
Joe Quintiliano 2g, 2a
Asa Tyson 2g
Nick Benecke 1g
Ryan Matsinger 1g
Zach Kaut 1g, GW 19 secs left
Cody Hershock 7 saves

Central Catholic 11, Easton HS 7
Central 3 3 2 3 11
Easton 1 2 1 3 7

Central: Goals- Zach Nelson 6, Joe Wolf, Pat Scott, Matt Marker, Daniel Glemser, Stephen Joyce. Assists: Wolf 5, Marker, Matt Scandone. Saves- Larry Keba 13.
Shots- 25. Rec. 7-0.

Easton: Goals- Connor Fahie 2, C. Langen2, D. Wood 2, B. Tuterice. Assists- D. Metzger, Micah Ballew, Tuterice. Saves- Christopher Jacobsen 8. Shots- 33.

Souderton 18, Interboro 10

Souderton
Trent Breneman 4 goals 1 assist
Adam Booz 2 goals 3 assists
Stephen Blue 4 goals 1 assist
Jake Phaup 3 goals
Walker Martin 2 goals 2 assists
Cole Witoslawski 2 goals 1 assist
Colin Huggins 1 goal
Axell Beskar 5 saves

Interboro
N Murtha 2a 1g
C Thomas 1g
J Moorhead 3G
M Porreca 3A 2g
B McLaughlin 1a 1g
B Butler 1g
G Lennon 1a
A Porreca 1g

Emmaus 13, Liberty 0
Emmaus- 5 5 2 1= 13
Liberty- = 0

Emmaus
Goals- Vansuch 2, Krauss 2, Lichtenwalter 2, Meilinger 2, Corpora, Carraghan, Baker, Schmitt, Gilley
Emmaus Assists- Krauss 3, Lichtenwalter 2, Corpora 2, Meilinger, Conway
Emmaus Saves- Williams 2, Sarver 1

Liberty
Saves- Riggs 21 (was awesome!!!)

Radnor 15, Mercer Island (WA) 6
RHS: 5,5,5,0
MIHS: 2,1,0,3

Radnor
Connor Pierce 4g, 2a
Clayton Proctor 4g, 2a
Drew Brown 3g, 1a
Westy McLaughlin 4g
Jackson Birtwistle 2a
Julian Castilleja 1a
Phil Regan 1a
Mike McShea 1a
Chris Austen 14/15 faceoffs
Mike McShea 4/10 faceoffs
Tucker Ballbach 7 saves
Archer Darrach 4 saves

Manheim Township 12 Academy of the New Church 6

ANC
Wil Vandergrift 1a
Milo Navarro -1g
Joey Paterno- 4g
Dave Closterman 3a, 1g

Downingtown East 10, West Chester Rustin 5
DTE 1-2-4-3 = 10
WCU 0-2-2-1 = 5

DTE
Jack Mulcahy 3G 1A
Brian Miller 3G 1A
Bryce Lauletta 1G 3A
Grant Peden 1G 1A
Colin Armbrust 1G
Connor Dortone 1G
Nico Iacovino 8 Saves

Rustin
C. MacKenzie 2g
N. Madonna 2g
T. Durant 1g
M. Burke 2a
D. Simmler 1a
E. Cotter 1a
K.Mullin 10 saves

Methacton 14, Upper Merion 4

Methacton
Stanley Kolimago (5G,1A), Kyle Kacala (3G,1A), Ryan O’Toole (2G,1A), Jack Pellegrino (1G,2A), Kyle Derrickson (1G,1A), Jaxson Peoples (1G), Connor McHugh (1G), Pay Sikora (1A)

Upper Merion
Nick Freda (2G), Connor Stutzman (2A), Collin Ginsburg (1G), Josh Reinhardt (1G)

Perkiomen Valley 9, Owen J Roberts 3
PV 1-1-3-4 9
OJR 0-1-1-1 3

PV
Shawn Coulter 3G 2a
Matt Dudley 2g
Mario Scotese 1g
Richie Marshall 1g
Connor Willey 1g
Kyle Beaudoin 1g
Max Nice 1a
Matt Brock 6 for 11 FO
Connor Donovan 1 for 2 FO
Kevin Mo 12 saves

OJR
Logan Clefish 1g
Joey Tordone 2g 1a
Austin Koury 1g
JC Capaldo 8 saves

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West Chester Rustin 12, Downingtown East 11 OT
WCR 8 3 1 – 12
Dt E 4 7 0 – 11

DTE
Wurzel, Emily 3g
Lawton 3g
Person 2g
Wurzel, Hannah 2g
Sheridan 1g
Emily Robinson 8 saves

WCR
Ashley Chisholm 5 g, Game winner
Tina St Clair 4 g
Kylie Video 1 g 2a
Michelle Chessock 1g
Jess Ciarrochi 1 g
Maddie Montebianco 9 saves

Abington 13, North Penn 9
Abington 7-6 13
North Penn 4-5- 9

Abington
McGee 1a, 3g, 4dc
Baer 1a, 2g
McCallister, C 1a, 3g
Greco 1a, 2g
Staerk 2gb, 1a, 1dc
Sjoholm 3gb, 1g, 3dc
Enhow 1gb, 1g, 3dc
Campbell 4gb
Gable 1gb
Morris 1gb
Joseph 1gb
Simon 2gb
Van Buren 1CT, 1dc
Brasher- GK- 10 saves

North Penn
Brauele 1g
Bideau 1g
Shannon 2g
Kekker 1g
Phifer 3g
Vanella 1g

Perkiomen Valley 11, Methacton 9
Methacton 7 2 -9
PV 8 3 -11

Methacton
Anna Price 3 goals 1 assist
Sydney Tornetta 3 goals
Jackie Cerchio 1 goal 3 assists
Addy Borkowski 1 goal
Julie Byrne 1 goal
Rachel O’Toole 8 saves

PV
Paige Tyson 6 goals
Sydney Moresco 2 goals
Anna Koniencki 2 goals
Alex Maurer 1 goal
Kat Kelly 1 assist

Archbishop Carroll 20, Archbishop Ryan 0

Carroll
Alex Cabahug-Almonte 1g
Fiona Casey 1g
Keri Daly 1g
Liza Dellarata 1g
Katie Detwiler 1g
Sydney D’Orsogna 1g
Julia Downs 1g
Grace Ewing 1g
Grace Gallagher 1g
Amber Germer 1g
Madison Henry 1g
Jess Hewitt 1g
Juliana Keith 1g
Rose Kokol 1g
Leanne Meals 1g
Anna Muphy 1g
Sabrina Narda 1g
Margeaux Pawelec 1g
Jess Sulouff 1g
Sam Swart 1g

Jenkintown 18, Collegium Charter 7
Jenkintown – 14 – 4 – 18
Collegium Charter – 5 – 2 – 7

Jenkintown
Mia Wallis, 2G
Grace McCafferty, 1G
Mia Kolb, 4G, 2A
Claire Griffin, 2G, 1A
Izzy Byler, 4G, 1A
Rory Strohm, 1G
Tina Micel, 3G
Caroline Arena, 2A
Avery Misinkavitch, 1G
Cassidy Robbins, 6 Saves
Aniya Cager, 3 Saves

Collegium
Hannah Baer, 3G, 1A
Tatie Washington, 3G
Alison Acello, 1G

Boyertown 18, Norristown 0
BT 11 – 7 – 18
N 0 – 0 – 0

BT
Hannah Wentzel 2g, 1a, 1gb, 1ct
Tiffany Diachynsky 3gb, 1dc, 1ct
Ally Bardman 1gb
Sydney Fox 1g, 3a, 6dc, 1ct
Hayden Corcoran 1g, 1gb
Kate Kada 2gb
Ashley Dierolf 1g, 1a
Hannah Mitchell 1g, 1a, 2gb, 1dc, 1ct
Amanda Diachynsky 2gb
Georgi Saxon 2g, 1gb
Hailey Heimbach 2g, 1gb, 1ct
Asia Swenk 1ct
Kylie Webb 1g, 1a, 3gb, 2dc
Haydn Hallman 2g, 2a, 2gb
Camryn Sheahan 2g, 1a, 3gb, 1ct
Rachel Neff 2g, 2gb, 1dc
Jen O’Connor 1g, 2a, 5gb, 7dc

Interboro 12, Academy Park 7
Interboro 5-7-12
Academy Park- 5-2-7

Interboro
Morgan Reed: 4g, 3a
Molly Dowling: 3g
Madison Hengey: 1g, 2a
Jenna Schreiber: 2 g, 1a
Rachel DiDomenicis: 2g, 1a
Goalie Moriah Marr: 10 saves

AP
Zyah N: 4g
Riley Street: 2g
Angelique: 1g

Upper Merion 18, Phoenixville 8

UM
Francesca Lindelow- 6 goals
Riley O’Malley- 4 goals, 2 assists
Quinn O’Malley- 3 goals, 3 assists
Molly Weygand- 2 goals, 1 assist, 11 Draw control, 1 interception
Allison Shuster- 1 goal, 4 assists
Rella Staley- 1 goal
Avalon Roberts- 1 goal
GK saves- Katie Frey- 8 saves

Phoenixville
Kylie Crovetti- 3 goals
Becca Lewis- 1 goal
Kyra Trafford- 1 goal
Natalie Rubino- 1 goal
Abby Sims- 1 goal
Kendall Beatty- 1 goal

Haverford High 17, Cape Henry (VA) 8

Haverford
Laura Winters 4g 1A
Nora Janzer-2g. 2a 4 DC 3GB
Lydia Hetznecker-2g. 2a 3dc
Morgan Pasquerrello-1g1a
Sydney Corcoran- 2g
Willa Hetznecker-1g
Reilly Morgan- 1g
Jackie Bates- 1g
Carly Gannon- 1g
Olivia Garrison-1g
Julia Klein- 1g
Laura Johns- 8 saves

Cape Henry
Maddie Smith-3G
Abby Kennedy/ 2g
Madison Datrick-1g
Julia Beck-1g
Kendal Hathaway-1g
Reiley Bar-7saves

Mt. St. Joseph Academy 19, Sacred Heart 5
Mount 12-7-19
Sacred Heart 2-3-5

Mount
Stein 3g 2gb 2dc
Meister 3g3a 1gb1dc1c
Krause 5g 1gb
Manchester 1g
Pyne 1g 2gb 3ct
Mancini 2gb
Brocato 2g 1gb 10dc
Rickers 1g 1gb
Sheedy 2g 1gb 2ct
Blanche 1a
Carrie O’Conner 1g
Kristen O’Conner 2gb

S Heart
Seifried 2g
Santora 2g
Flood 1g

Upper Perk 11, Pottstown 4

Pottstown
Ebony Reddick 2 goals 2 assists
Emily Iezzi 1 goal 1 assist
Taylor Sundstrom 1 goal
Saves: Reilly Owens 18

Upper Perk
Mackenzie 3 goals
Hope Flack 5 goals
Liz Pierson 1 goal
Lauren Weeks 2 goals
Saves: Alyse Thompson 9

Conestoga 12, Walton (GA) 7

Conestoga
Liz Scott 6g 4d 2gb
Scottie Rose Growney 3G 1a 2d 1gb
Dana Cichitti 2g 1gb
Sydney Sloan 1g 2d 7ct 2gb
Anne Frascella had 6 saves

Walton
Ewing 4g
Morgan 1g
Epstein 1g
Jordan 1g

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/12/17

High School
Boys’

Archbishop Wood at Archbishop Carroll
Church Farm School at Cheltenham
Haverford School at Episcopal Academy
Downingtown West at Great Valley
West Chester Henderson at Kennett
Conwell Egan at Lansdale Catholic
Germantown Academy at Malvern Prep
Hill School at Mercersburg Academy
Boyertown at Neshaminy
Springside Chestnut Hill at Penn Charter
Notre Dame-Lawrence (NJ) at Pennsbury
Quakertown at Perkiomen School
Cardinal O’Hara at Roman Catholic
St Joseph’s Prep at Saint Ignatius Prep (CA)
Pope John Paul II at Souderton
Allentown Central Catholic at Southern Lehigh
Central Bucks South at Spring-Ford
Oxford Area at Sun Valley
Bishop Shanahan at Unionville
Devon Prep at Westtown
Lower Merion at West Chester East

Girls’
Owen J. Roberts 15, Locust Valley (NY) 4

Friends’ Central at Academy of the New Church
Notre Dame Academy at Baldwin School
Unionville at Bishop Shanahan
Harriton at Cardinal Gibbons, NC
Gwynedd-Mercy Acad at Central Bucks South
Academy Park at Conwell-Egan
William Penn Charter at Germantown Academy
Abington Friends at Germantown Friends
Agnes Irwin at Manheim Township
Pottstown at Marple Newtown
Hill School at Mercersburg Academy
Villa Maria Academy at Merion Mercy Academy
Pope John Paul II at Methacton
Conestoga at Milton, GA
Westtown School at Moorestown Friends (NJ)
Mt. St. Joseph Acad at Nazareth Academy SG
Haverford at Norfolk Collegiate (VA)
Lansdale Catholic at North Penn
Wissahickon at Ridley
Villa Joseph Marie at Sacred Heart CDS
George School at Shipley School
Penncrest at Souderton
Upper Merion at Spring-Ford
Episcopal Academy, PA at Springside Chestnut Hill
Strath Haven at St. Anne’s-Belfield (VA)
Pennsbury at Upper Moreland
Coatesville at West Chester East
Upper Dublin at Western Albemarle (VA)

College
Men’s
Division III

Rosemont at Marywood 4:00 pm
Franklin & Marshall at McDaniels 7:00 pm
Arcadia at Messiah 7:00 pm
Cabrini at Neumann 4:00 pm
Muhlenberg at Swarthmore 7:00 pm
Haverford at Washington College 7:00 pm
Bryn Athyn at Wells 4:00 pm

Women’s

Division I

Villanova at Florida 1:00 pm
Princeton at Maryland 7:00 pm
Butler at Temple 3:00 pm

Division II

Dominican at Chestnut Hill 7:00 pm
Felician at Holy Family 4:00 pm
West Chester at Lock Haven 4:00 pm
Wilmington at Philadelphia 4:30 pm

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Owen J. Roberts 15, Locust Valley, NY 4
Owen J Roberts 9 6 -15
Locust Valley NY 2 2 -4

OJR
Anna Dempsey 5g, 1a
Eloise Gebert 4g, 1a
Kelsey Kilgallon 1a
Maddi Koury 1g, 1a
Frankie Carroll 3g
Anna Lavelle 2g, 2a
Mia Tornetta 11 saves
Cassie Micklesavage 1 save

Locust Valley
S. Lubow 1g
J Chasanaff 1g
C. Mangan 2g
A. Fraschilla 2a
K. Berritto 5 saves

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/5/17

Garnet Valley 2019 draw specialist/attack Madi McKee has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at La Salle University.

Madi McKee profile:

Madi McKee

High school: Garnet Valley

Position: draws specialist, attack

Grad year: 2019

College committed to: La Salle University

Club team: Steps Philly Lacrosse

Lacrosse honors/major showcases: Presidents Cup, Capital Cup, soon to be participating in the 2017 NXT Girls Summer Showcase

Academic honors/service: Honor roll

Expected major: Communications

Why did you choose this college? “I chose LaSalle University because of many reasons, one being the coaches. The head coach, Coach Candace (Bossell) and the other coaches are exactly what I was looking for in a coaching staff. I like how close the campus is to home and they have an excellent communication program in which I am interested in pursuing. Also, I like the direction the campus and lacrosse program are moving towards. The vision Coach Candace has for her lacrosse program by the time I attend La Salle is one that I can’t wait to be a part of.”

HS team’s outlook for 2017 season? “For our 2017 high school lacrosse season we are anticipating a lot of new things, including new players. We expect them all to bring a great deal of versatility and help with a balanced attack. On our defensive end, our defense will be making lots of forced turnovers and making some big plays. We expect to have a great season.”

Thank Yous: “My mom is someone who has helped me through this entire process. She has helped me with contacting coaches and getting me on their campus’s. My grandparents have helped contribute; they always come to my games and are my biggest fans. I would like to also thank Coach Brooke (Fritz) for helping me get in contact with La Salle. She has helped me with communicating with the coaches at La Salle. I would also like to thank my high school coach, Coach (Jenny) Purvis for the opportunity to be part of the starting line up.”

Other schools considered: Quinnipiac, Butler, Elon, Campbell

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Central Bucks East 13, Pennsbury 5

CB East
Riley Forman 4 Goals / 1 Assist
Maggie Vetter 2 Goals
Mel Burian 2 Goals / 1 Assist
Brigitte Bishop 2 Goals / 2 Assists
Sara Donnelly 0 Goals / 2 Assists
Mackenzie Boyle 2 Goals / 2 Assists
Quinn Ferry 1 Goal
Erin McGovern 0 Goals / 1 Assist

Pennsbury
Nell Webber 1g
Sarah Mac Davis 1g
Annie Price 2g, 1a
Emelie Curtis 1g
Upper Dublin 14, Hatboro-Horsham 9
Half-time score: UD 9 HH 4

Upper Dublin
Jackie Rama 5 goals 1 assist 8DC 4 CT
Lindsey Schreiber 3 goals 1 assist 2GB 1 CT
Mack Moore 2 goals 2 assists
Maddie Templeton 1 goal 1 assist
Becky Browndorf 1 goal 1 assist 3 DC 1GB 1CT
Aly Breslin 1 goal
Emma Mead 1 goal
Elizabeth Barber 1 GB 2 CT
Sarah Herchenroder 3 saves

Hatboro-Horsham
Kaitlyn Wallace 2g
Gabby Acker 2g 1a
Gwyn Acker 3g, 1a
Camryn Ryan 1g, 1a
Audrey Leibfreid 1g, 1a
Arielle Hammer 11 saves

Upper Moreland 15, Quakertown 1

U Moreland 12-3- 15
Quakertown 1-0- 1

U Moreland
Jess Flanagan 4g, 4 DC
Sydney Bachmayer 4g
Meghan O’Donnell 2g, 3a
Allison Felicetti 1g, 2a
Caitlin Corr 1g
Chloe Leiter 1g
Kaitlin Kelly 1g
Emma Meakim 3a
Kayla Meakim led the defense

Quakertown
Hangey 1g
Foster 1a

Pennridge 15, Council Rock North 1
Pennridge 6-9- 15
CR North 1-0- 1

Pennridge
Jen Rodzewich- 4 goals, 2 assists
Grace Loughery- 3 goals, 1 assist
Maddie Dachwoski- 4 goals
Emily Price- 1 goal, 2 assists
Katie Ziegler- 1 goal, 1 assist
Morgan Wahlers- 1 goal, 2 assists
Alex Lippmann- 1 goal
Alexa Machado- 10 saves

Abington 7, Plymouth-Whitemarsh 6 OT
Half: PW 4, Abington 3

Abington
Sjoholm 1ct, 3gb
Morris 3ct, 2gb
Campbell 1ct
Gable, B 1ct
Joseph 1gb
Mccallister, C 3G, 1ct
Staerk 1ct, 1gb, 3dc
Sam McGee 2g, 1a, 2gb, 5dc, GW goal on 8-meter with 1 sec left
Baer 2g, 1a, 2ct, 3gb
Greco 1a, 1ct, 2gb
GROSSI – GK- 4 saves

PW
Betterly 1g
Diamond 2g
Petrakis 3g

Souderton 12, Springfield Township 10
Halftime: Springfield: 7, Souderton: 6

Souderton
Kaitlyn Mardi- 2 goals, 1 assist
Sarah Goodwin- 2 goals, 4 draw controls, 1 ground ball, 1 caused turnover
Riley McGowan- 2 goals, 1 assist
Maddie Knight- 2 goals
Carlie Doughty- 1 goal, 2 draw controls, 1 ground , 1 caused turnover
Megan Walbrandt- 1 goal, 1 assist, 4 draw controls, 1 ground ball, 2 caused turnovers
Randi Hess- 1 goal
Jenny Ubowski- 1 goal
Lauren Scott- 9 saves

Springfield
Ellie Hamilton- 1 goal, 1 assist
Jameson Krewson- 1 goal, 1 gb
Lindsey Smith- 6 goals, 1 caused turnover, 3 gb, 2 draw controls
Emily Walsh- 2 goals, 1 caused turnover, 1 gb, 1 draw control
Emily Giampietro- 3 gb
Gracie Woron- 2 gb
Hannah Grothusen- 1 gb, 1 draw control
Deejay Bosca- 1 caused turnover, 2 gb, 2 interceptions
Emily Henry- 8 saves

Wissahickon 15, Chjeltenham 0

Wissahickon
Emily Vervlied 4 goals, 3 assists
Carolyn Wilde 3 goals, 2 assists
Sam Intrieri 3 goals, 3 assists
Lauren Donofrio 2 goals and 2 assists
Caroline Testa 1 goal
Brooke Berry 1 goal, 2 assists
Caroline Marta 1 goal
Kyra Myers 3 saves

Council Rock South 13, Nehaminy 2

CR South
Dominique Marino- 1
Emily Keller- 1 assist
Caitlyn Thornton- 3 goals, 1 assist
Sarah Womer- 1 goal, 1 assist
Caroline McGovern- 6 goals, 1 assist
Mary Kate Simpson- 2 goals

CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 14, NORTH PENN 13

North Penn 3-10 -13
Central Bucks South 9-5 – 14

CB South
Kristen Berntsen 4g, GW goal with two seconds remaining
Kasey Dietzel 4g
Courtney Taylor 2g, 4a
Molly Sullivan 2g
Anna Green 2g

North Penn
Kristin Varilla 6g, 1a
Bri O’Donnell 3g, 1a
Julia Keffer 1g, 1a
Kelly Mcnamara 2g, 1a

Baldwin 6, Hill School 5
Halftime Baldwin 2 – Hill School 2

Baldwin
Ry Neuman – 2g, 1gb
Eliza Thaler – 1a
Sean Tuckman – 1ct, 1gb
Lila Tuckman – 1g, 1a, 4ct, 4gb
Marissa McGarrey – 3g, 6dc, 3gb
Carrie Schaeffer – 2gb
Joely Simon – 2gb
Lauren Bracken – 2ct, 1gb
Celia Page – 1ct, 3gb
Olivia Tornetta – 1ct, 18 saves

Hill School
Hannah Delahaye (2)g
Makena Hanson (1)g
Leah Forrest (1)g
Bree Gorman (1)g, 1a
Annie Carroll (5) saves

Merion Mercy 16, Country Day school of the Sacred Heart 6
Half: Merion Mercy 8, Country Day School of the Sacred Heart 2

MMA
Quinn Guilday 2 goals
Brittney Bedrossian 1 assist
Devyn Russo 2 goals 3 assists
Allie Scannapieco 4 goals
Brenna Stone 1 assist
Kaely Kyle 3 goals
Caroline Steller 2 goals
Grace Winterle 1 goal 1 assist
Sonja Bjornson 2 goals 1 assist

SHA
D. Santora 1 goal
H. Seifried 5 goals

Mt. St. Joseph Academy 16, Villa Joseph Marie 8
Mount St Joe’s 8-8-16
Villa Joe 4-4-8

Mount
McNamara 6g, 2a, 3gb, 3dc
Meister 2g, 2gb
Krause 3g, 5a, 4gb, 3dc
Pyne 2g, 4gb, 3dc
Sheedy 3g, 2gb
Brocato 3dc, 2gb
Mancini 2 ct
Rickers 3 gb
Stein 2gb 1dc
Grass 5 saves

Villa Joe
Hageman 2 g
Major 3g
Whalen 3g

FTC 10, Northeast 7
Half 5-3 FTC

FTC
Madyson Schwartz – 5
Laura Pelczar -3
Ewelina Pracon -1
Lauryn Bohn – 1
Goalie Mikaela Estepp – 19 saves

Northeast
Linda Mchale – 2
Jada Napper – 1
Marita Nothacker – 2
Lillie Senorthia – 2
Goalie Sarah Surgner – 15 saves

Upper Merion 17, Pottstown 7
Halftime: 3 – 13

UM
Quinn O’Malley- 6 goals, 1 assist
Francesca Lindelow- 5 goals, 1 assist
Riley O’Malley- 2 goals, 3 assists
Ashleigh Struckus- 1 goal, 1 assist
Rella Staley, Allison Shuster, Nelya Naida- 1 goal each
Katie Frey, 4 saves

Pottstown
Ebony Reddick 4 goals, 2 assists
Emily Iezzi 2 goals
Da’zah Regusters 1 goal, 1 assist
Saves: Reilly Owens 13

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North Penn 8, Plymouth Whitemarsh 6

NP 4-0-3-1 8
PW 1-0-2-3 6

NP
R. Udinski 4g 4a
N. Keim 1g 1a
M. Lehrman 1g
N. Conroy 1g
M. Dickson 1g
S. Rinck 1a.
M. Rinck 12 saves

Cheltenham 14, Norristown 5

Cheltenham
Tim McHugh- 6 Goals, 2 Assists, 7GBs
Harry Stackhouse- 3G, 1A, 3GBs
Brian Noel- 3G
Jade Siojo- 2G, 7GBs
Jacque Fisher- 3A
Daniel Lee- 2A, 14/16 Face-offs
Harvey Miller- 7 Saves

NAHS:
Goalie #3- 17 Saves

Springfield-Montco 4, Upper Merion 2

SPRINGFIELD
George Baughan 2g
SWill Kaufmann 1g
Ryan Wilsbach 1g

QUAKERTOWN 11, POTTSGROVE 6
Pottsgrove 0-2-2-2 6
Quakertown 3-2-1-5

Quakertown
Jeffrey Royall 4g, 2 GB
Scott Keck 3g, 2a
Jake Lewis 1g
George Fisher 1g
Jacob Barndt 1g
Ben Mcgann 1a, 2GB
Chase Oliver 1a, 2 GB
Sam Barndt 8 GB, 1a
Daniel Grubb 8GB
Elliot Urish 4 GB
Chris Brady 7 saves

Holy Ghost Prep 19, Upper Moreland 6

HGP
Zach May 5 Saves
Zack Nangle 2 G 3 A
George Rusnak 2 A
Dan Kovacevich 2 G 2 A
Matt Rueter 1 G 2 A 15/20 FO 11 GBs
Phil Rueter 1 G 2 A
Matt Savinon 2 G
Tim Wolfe 1 G
Owen Yake 2 G 1 A
Daniel Forsythe 4 G
Ben Morschauser 4 G 3 A 2/4 FO

Souderton 7, Pennridge 5
S – 2 1 1 3 – 7
P – 1 1 2 1 – 5

Souderton
Jake Phaup 15 of 16 FO
Trent Breneman 3g, 1a
Cole Witoslawski 2g
Stephen Blue 1g
Walker Martin 1g
Chris Warner 2g
Nick Fanelli 1g, 1a
PJ Matkowski 1g
Matthew Nevells 1g
Axell Beskar 7 saves

Pennridge
Warner 2g
Matkowski 1g
Fanelli 1g 1a
Nevells 1g
Tristan Banks 9 saves

St Joseph’s Prep 16, Archbishop Ryan 10

SJP
Finn Monahan: 2 goals, 2 assists
Pat Boyd: 2 goals, 1 assist
Andrew Schreder: 2 goals, 2 assists
Eric Scheuerle: 2 goals, 1 assist
Jake Goss:1 goals, 1 assist
Trey Fruncillo: 1 goal
Liam Callahan: 1 goal
Dan Miguire: 1 goal, 2 assists
Nick Nigrelli:1 goal
Harvey: 2 goals
Majeed: 1 goal

Ryan
J Watson 1g 3a
N Taylor 3g 3a
B Vizza 1g
D Frechette 2g
N Metzger 2g 2a
S Mulholland 1g
B Alloway 8 saves

Germantown Academy 12, Hill School 5
GA: 2-3-4-3
HS: 2-2-0-1

Germantown Academy
Brad Palmer 3g 1a
Tony Rosato 2g 1a
Andrew Towne 1g 3a
James Thatcher 1g 2a
Zander Foglia 1g 1a
Wills Jordan 1g
Jack McHugh 1g
Noah Spratt 1g
Thane Burger 1g
Gunnar Bogorowski 1a
Tony Rosato 16 of 19 FO
Liam Rosato 0 of 2 FO
LeRoy Moser 6 saves

Hill
Joseph Pickard 3g
Chase Taylor 1g
Kevin Cummings 1g
Goalie Drew Hutchison 9 saves
Colin Forrest 4 fo

Boyertown 10, Berks Catholic 6

Boyertown
Brady McFalls 2g 1a
Mason Turner 2g 1a
Christian Hellriegel 1g
Nick Moccia 2g 2a
Jason Clinton 2g
Alex Axman 1g

Hatboro-Horsham 12, Central Bucks West 5
CBW: 2-0-0-3=5
HH: 3-4-2-3=12

CBW
Joey Rockovich 2g, 1a
Erik Ojert 1g
John McCreary 1g
Nick Werner 1g
Ben Sexauer 1a
Andrew Santacecilia 1a
Max Dunar 5 saves
GB’s: Nick Werner 5, Andrew Santacecilia 5, Ben Karthaus 4
25 Shots

HH
Tim McPoyle 2G 1A
Cameron Knox 2G 1A
Logan Eldridge 3G 2A
Ian Reilly 2G 1A
Joe Larouche 1G 1A
Will Reimenschneider 2G
Joe Brophy 10 saves
Brian Hood 15 of 19 faceoffs 12 Groundballs

Archbishop Wood 11, Roman Catholic 3
Archbishop Wood: 5-3-2-1=11
Roman Catholic: 1-0-1-1=3

ABW
Tim Brandenburg (A/Sr) 5G 4A 3GB
Colin Moore (A/Jr) 3G 2A 3GB
Dakota Taylor (M/So) 1G 1A 4GB
Colin Bruestle (A/So) 1G 1A 1GB
Greg McFadden (M/Jr) 1G 2GB
Andrew Leinenbach (M/So) 2A
Eric Bauer (M/Jr) 1A
Brian Graham (G/Jr) 9 saves

RC
Dom Burke 2G
Dougherty 1G

Parkland 12, Southern Lehigh 7
Parkland 4 1 5 2 = 12
SoLeHi 2 1 4 0 = 7

Parkland
Goals: Cipolla (5), Saylor (2), Groff (2), Miller, Geroulo, Santa-Anna
Assists: O’Neill (3), Saylor (2), Summers, Rahm
McLaughlin (9) saves

SoLeHi
Goals: Dunham, A. Smith, C. Hoff, K. Hoff, M. Smith, Hurst, Maliki
Assists: C. Hoff, K. Hoff, M. Smith
Schlosser (4) saves

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