Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/24/18
This is one of a series of previews for the 2018 Philly lacrosse season

Radnor High School

League: Central

Head Coach: John Begier – 12th year

Last year’s record: 13-9

Key returnees: Connor Pierce/2018/Midfield; Kyle Addis/2018/Defense; Ryan Peter/2018/Midfield; Jack Treangen/2018/Defense; Julian Castilleja/2018/Midfield; Drew Brown/2019/Attack; Jackson Birtwistle/2020/Attack

Others to watch: – Mike McShea/2018/Midfield; Eric Halpern/2018/Midfield; Cole Schwartz/2020/Defense; Archer Darrach/2019/Goalie; John Austen/2019/Attack

Garnet Valley High School

League: Central League

Coach: Frank Urso, 9 years Head Coach

Last year’s record: 18-6, (3rd straight Central League Co-Champs, lost to State Champs Avon Grove in State Playoffs)

Key returnees: Jason Rose, Goalie, Sr; Jake Morin, Attack, Soph; Hunter Baar, Jr, Midfield; Austin Patton, Defense, Sr; Dan Bradley, Midfield, Jr; Tyler Davis, Defense, Sr.

Others to watch: Sean Shoemaker, Attack, Jr; Sam Morin, Defense, Fresh; Bishop Barnes, Midfield, Fresh; Mitch Lachmen, Attack, Soph.

Coach’s outlook for 2018 season: “We are young and filling in gaps after graduating 17 players. The team is athletic and works hard, and needs to be playing in the Central league.”

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/24/18

St. Anne’s- Belfield (VA) 9, Penn Charter 8

Penn Charter
Blake Target – 3g, 2a
Ryan Dickson- 3g, 2a
Conor McKee- 1g
Luke Brogan- 1g
Jayce Dyer- 1a
Gavin Tygh 19/21 and 1a
Carson Marano 8 saves

Wilson 8, Owen J. Roberts 4

OJR 0-1-2-1 – 4
Wilson 5-1-0-2 – 8

OJR
Joey Tordone 2g
Shane Beitel 1g
Cooper Chamberlain 1g
Christian Brofft 1a

Wilson
T. Reinhart 3g
C. Magalotti 2g
J. Grayson 2g
M. Marrella 1g 1a
Goalie Saves: (OJR) Tyler Muir: 7, (Wilson) F. Cox 5

Shipley School 16, Alonso (FL) 3

The Shipley School
Luke Grayum 4g, 6a
Tyler Drake 2g, 1a
Griff Gallagher- 2g, 1a
Randall Brown 2g,
Josh Galia- 2g
Braeden Lange- 2g
Henry Reed-1g
James Heckscher-1g
Jake Olejniczak- 2a
Ben Aschkenasy 1a
Henry Reed 12-12 FO
Will Drake 6 GB’s
Kyle Mezrow 4 saves
Nate Yi 5 saves

Manheim Twp 7, Academy of the New Church 6

Manheim Township 1+3+1+2=7
ANC 0+1+1+4=6

MT
Owen Miller 2g
Sean Curcio 2g
Zach Diamond 1g
Eddie Newman 1g
Jeffrey Sturla 1g
Tre Freeman 1a
Grayson Sallade 1a
Bryce Hutchinson 1a
Caton Johnson 7 saves

ANC
Andrew Lapenta 3g,
David Closterman 2g
Joey Paterno 1g
John Veit 2a
Jeb Brenfleck 1a
Griff McGinley 10 saves

Strath Haven 12, Henderson 6

SH 4-1-4-3 -12
WCH 0-2-1-3 -6

SH
Jeff Conner 5G, 3A
Liam Carney 2G, 1A
Nicky Palermo 2G
Hunter Clements 2G
Ibo Pio 1G
Nolan Rau 1A
Brake 2 saves
Vincey Palermo 8 saves

WCH
A. Rymiszewski 3g
Pat Keegan 5a
Jack Saulino 1g
Jeff Benson 2g
Luke Weirman 1a
Dampman 10 saves

Faceoffs were 11/10 SH

Downingtown East 7, Springfield-Delco 5
DTown East – 1-1-3-2 = 7
Springfield-D – 2-0-3-0 = 5

Downingtown East
Jack Mulcahy 3G 2A
Brian Miller 2G
Cole Bertolami 1G
Grady Meredith 1G
Defense anchored by Zach Lee, Zach Hamilton, David Scott
Nico Iacovino 8 Saves

Springfield-Delco
K Long 1g, 1a
M Tulskie 2g
J Spence 1g, 1a
L Difonzo 1g
Z Broomall 10/16 FO
J Donegan 6 saves

Culver Military Academy 16, Haverford School 7
Halftime C 8 – H 4

Haverford School
TJ Malone 2g, 1a
Luke O’Grady 2g
Payton Hollway 1g
Scott Deck 1g
Peter Garno 1g
Brennan McBride 2a
Harrison Fellheimer 9 saves
Sage Garito 2 saves
Chris Tsetsekos 10/26 FO

Culver Military Academy
Simmons 5g
Stevens 3g
Chavette 1g, 1a
Hitz 1g, 1a
Handson 1g
Essensa 1g
Statnakis 1g
Madronic 1g
Anderson 1g
Gianfercano 10 saves

Penncrest 16, Sun Valley 2

Penncrest 7-6-1-2- 16
Sun Valley 0-0-1-1- 2

Penncrest
TJ Sims 3g, 4a
Max Daugherty 2g, 2a
Joe Nichols 3g
Ryan Matsinger 14/15 FO, 2g, 1a
Ian McDougall 1g, 1a
Tyler Carney 2g
Robbie McDonnell 1g
Steven Worley 1g
Anthony Chero 1g
Trey Pompetti 2a
Matt Dougherty 1a
Shane Stevens 5 saves

Radnor 11, Spring-Ford 4

RHS: 5,1,2,3 — 11
SFHS: 1,0,0,3 — 4

Radnor
Julian Castileja 1g
Drew Brown 1g,1a
Connor Pierce 4g,1a
Jackson Birtwistle 4g,3a
John Austen 1g, 1a
Ryan Peter 2a
Jack Dooley 1a
Mike McShea 13/19 faceoffs
Archer Darrach 5 saves

Spring-Ford
Ryan Rosenblum 2g
Jared Marenger 1g
Nick Teets 1a
Kyle Pettine 14 saves

Central Bucks West 11, WC Rustin 5

CBW: 4-2-1-4=11
WCR: 0-1-2-2=5

CBW
Joey Rockovich 4g, 3a
Jake Ojert 2g
Michael Samson 2g, 2a
Erik Ojert 1g
Ben Sexauer 1g, 1a
Zach Lorino 1a
Max Dunar 6 saves
Connor Garrison 2 saves
Garrett Hitchens 15 of 19 faceoffs

WCR
Madonna 1g, 2a
Hutsell 1g
Burke 1g
Hurley 1g
Vince 1g
Pileggi 1a
Washlick 4 saves
Rucciuti 4 saves

Marple Newtown 14, Council Rock South 9

Mnhs 3-4-3-4- 14
Council rock south 2-2-1-4 -9

MN
Jonah Fox 1g
Julian Cabral 3g1a
AL Viola 3g 3a
Marlon Weathers 2‎g3a
Luke Jelus 2g1a
Colin Ferry ‎3g
Liam Ferry 10 saves
Domenic Mandell 1 save

Germantown Academy 6, Springfield-Montco 4

Half – Springfield led, 4-2

GA
Tim Ruth 2 goals
Jack McHugh 2 goals
Dom Sinker 1 goal
Wills Jordan 1 goal
Noah Spratt 1 assist
Will Martin 1 assist
Liam Rosato 9 of 13 faceoffs.
Tristan Shallow 5 saves

Unionville 13, Haverford High 7
Haverford 3-0-1-3-7
Unionville 3-4-3-3–13

Haverford High
Cole Lukasiewicz 2g, 1a
Jack Daly 1g, 2a
Kyle Bennett 1g
John Sheivert 2g
Shane Liney 4 saves

Unionville
Garry Viatowski 1g, 2a
Drew Lenkritis 3g, 2a
Zach Lawrence 3g, 1a
Andrew Bowers 1g
John Quillman 1g
Andrew Eginten 3g, 1a
Don Thames 1g
Garett Rogers 10/12 FO
Owen Rogers: 3 saves

La Salle 9, Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 3

Half: La Salle 5, SCHA 1

La Salle
Matt Clibanoff 2g, 1a
Ethan Masucci 3g
Chris Mockaitis 2g
Brendan Meagher 1g
Brett Mallee 1a
Joey Taylor 1a
Greg Osborne 1g
Mike Clibanoff 5 saves

SCHA
Mac McLaughlin 2g
Ethan Gyllenhaal 1g
Bern Popky 15 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/24/18
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​Wilson West Lawn​

League: ​BCIAA​

Coach: ​​Bill Waldron, 2nd year

Last year’s record: ​22-2, ​​BCIAA Champions​ (12-0)​, PIAA District 3 Champions, Lost 1st round of State Playoffs

Key returnees: ​Frankie Cox ‘18 G, Matt Marrella ‘18A, Ben Goetz ‘18 D, Cameron​ ​Magalotti ‘19 M, Tommy Reinhart ‘18 M, Cole Snyder ‘18 M, Jake Stitzel ‘18 A, Trevor Hatlee ‘18 D

Others to watch:
​​Jack Grayson ‘19 A, Andrew Strause ‘19 D, Isaiah Gilmore ‘19 M, Logan Horst ‘18 M, Troy Corson M ‘21 Joey Fox ‘19 LSM

Coach’s outlook for 2018 season: ” ​With core group returning from last year’s District 3 Champions, the expectation is to defend our championships and work to surpass last season’s disappointing loss in the State Playoffs. With a more challenging schedule including Parkland, CB East and Garnet Valley, we must focus and work harder, but this group has been determined to make this a successful season.”

Manheim Township

League: Lancaster-Lebanon League, District 3

Coach: Dan Lyons, Third Year

Last Year’s Record: 19-4 Overall – 10-0 League, L-L League Regular Season Champ, L-L Tournament Champ, District 3-3A Runner-Up, PIAA 3A Quarterfinalist

Key Returnees: Cameron Chambers – Sr. – D, Zach Diamond – Sr. – M, Ryan Fluck – Sr. – D, Caton Johnson – Sr. – G, Dan Klotz – Sr. – D, Kyle Lando – Sr. – D, Tommy Mann – Sr. – M, Owen Miller – Sr. – A, Grayson Sallade – Sr. – M, George Hetrick – Sr. – M, Sean Curcio – Jr. – A, Tre Freeman – Jr. – A, Nic Gutierrez – Jr. – FO/M, Will Hurley – Jr. – LSM, Bryce Hutchinson – Jr. – M

Others to Watch: Tristan Kruse – Sr. – LSM, Zack Dotter – So. – M, Ben Mann – So. – M, Eddie Newman – So. – A/M,

Coach’s Outlook for 2018 Season: The Blue Streaks bring back all 10 starters from last year’s squad that fell to eventual PIAA Runner-Up Conestoga, as well as the overwhelming majority of the players that saw significant action off the bench. Team chemistry and experience will be major assets for a team looking to make a deep playoff run and return to the top of District 3. A strong cast of sophomores and juniors will push the returning starters for playing time and provide valuable depth of scoring, while a senior-laden defense fronts a 4-year starter in the cage. Communication and execution will come easily, so fighting off complacency, staying hungry, and having the mental toughness to bring our best game and attitude to every rep of every day will be the biggest challenge, and how we respond to this challenge will be the best barometer of our potential.

Wyoming Area High School

League: WVLL (Wyoming Valley Lacrosse League)

Coach: Shaun Rohland, 4 years

Last year’s record: 8-5, 5th in the League, Lost in Semifinals to Crestwood 11-6

Key returnees: Justin Joseph, Senior, FOGO; Sam Greenfield, Midfield; Jake Urban, Senior, Attack; Conor McCormick, Senior, Defense; Alex Hawk, Senior, Goalie

Others to watch: Dom Deluca, Sophomore, Midfield; Jake Switzer, Sophomore, Midfield; FJ Braccini, Sophomore, Attack; Corey Mruk, Sophomore, Defense

Coach’s outlook for 2018 season: “After winning Division 2 last year, the Warriors are looking to build on that success as a team. With a core of seniors that have been with the program since it began four years ago, the team looks for that senior leadership to lead them in District 2.”

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/24/18

La Salle got lucky after its first scheduled opponent, St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) had to cancel Friday’s opener due to the Spring snow.

La Salle’s Ethan Masucci (3 goals)

Fortunately for the Explorers, St. Stephen’s also had its Wednesday game at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy called off. So La Salle coach Bill Leahy and rookie SCHA mentor Brian Dougherty quickly scheduled their teams to meet this morning at La Salle.

Ethan Masucci (Monmouth signee) scored thee goals while Matt Clibanoff (Ohio State) had two goals and an assist and Chris Mockaitis (2019 UMass commit) added a pair as La Salle toppled the Blue Devils, 9-3.

The Explorers led, 5-1, at halftime, and were never threatened by the youthful Devils (1-1), who were hit hard by graduation but opened Friday with an impressivce 14-5 win over St. Joseph’s Prep.

Masucci admitted that his team, loaded with D1 talent, has high expectations for the 2018 season – especially after last year’s quarterfinal exit in the PIAA Class AAA tourney and a tight loss to Springfield-Delco in the 2016 PIAA title game. But Masucci said the team’s mental approach is grounded.

“We think about that (competing for a state title); there has been upset after upset the past couple years,” he said. “We’re just trying to move forward every day and win the day at practice and win every game. We want to just go out and have fun and win. Today was just like old-fashioned lacrosse; we were trying to make a big statement.”

What were the day’s positives?

“We shot well and and we kept hustling and rode out of our minds,” Masucci said.

La Salle coach Bill Leahy said his team looked strong for opening day.

SCHA coach Brian Dougherty

“It was a strong disciplined opening game,” said Leahy. “We were pleased with our work ethic, our time of possession, and how we managed multiple defensive looks. We were grateful to SCHA for making this game a possibility.”

Dougherty said it was tough to take his first loss as a high school coach – estimating his team committed 30 turnovers while struggling mightily on clears – after 7 years as coach at Chestnut Hill College and many more as a college assistant at Haverford and Penn.

“I am still trying to figure it out,” said the Hall of Famer who starred as a goalie at Episcopal Academy and Maryland as well as the US National Team. “Obviously, I liked yesterday (the win) better than today.

“But it’s all kind of the same. The kids here are great, we have a good team and the kids play hard. We have some good players and it’s been fun switching gears. The hardest thing is that in college they are all there to play – I have to find a way to (motivate some of the kids in high school).”

Dougherty said playing a PIAA state favorite like La Salle was the perfect barometer for his young team.

“That’s why I wanted to play this game, to see where we’re at,” he said. “We play in the toughest league in the country with teams like Haverford School, Malvern Prep and Episcopal.

“We are playing at St. Mary’s (Tuesday) and Bullis (Thursday) next week and they are great challenges. La Salle is a good team – you see the way they play confidently and very controlled and they don’t make mistakes.

“But we probably turned the ball over 30 times and that’s unacceptable. We failed on 10 or 11 clears. We have good pieces; we have to play smarter.”

La Salle 9, Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 3

La Salle
Matt Clibanoff 2g, 1a
Ethan Masucci 3g
Chris Mockaitis 2g
Brendan Meagher 1g
Brett Mallee 1a
Joey Taylor 1a
Greg Osborne 1g
Mike Clibanoff 5 saves

SCHA
Mac McLaughlin 2g
Ethan Gyllenhaal 1g
Bern Popky 15 saves

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By David Willauer, Contributing Writer
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/24/18

Five goals by Alia Marshall, and 3 each by Mallory Jones and Lindsay Monigle paced the Lady Vikings of Cape Henlopen to a 15-9 win over Stephen Decatur of MD on Friday.

Newark Charter 18, Red Lion Christian 2
Three goals by Samantha and Madison Karr and Paige Petrillo, 2 each by Anna Doughty and Brenna Ziegler paced the Lady Patriots of Newark Charter to a 18-2 win over the Lady Lions of Red Lion Christian.

Indian River 22, Newark 6
Four goals each by Helen Davis and Alexis Webb, 3 by Brianna Dulsky, and 2 each by Kealey Allison and Sarandon Slebodnick paced the Lady Indians of Indian River to a 22-6 win over the Yellowjackets of Newark. Catalina Gallageo scored all 6 goals for Newark.

Polytech 16, Sussex Academy 2
Five goals by Cecelia Carter, and 3 each by Madilyn McKay and Claire Fuchs paced the Lady Panthers of Polytech to a 16-2 win over Sussex Academy.

Boys

Milford 17, Lake Forest 11
Seven goals by Alex Herka, 5 by Jonathan Gaglione, 2 each by Conor Christie and Matthew Hague paced the Milford Bucs to a 17-11 win over the Lake Forest Spartans. The Spartans were led by Cade Collins with 4 goals, 3 by Carter Kenton and 2 by Kurt Moyer.

Sussex Tech 16, Wicomico (MD) 4
Six goals by Nathaniel Quillen, 5 by Kolby Wyatt, 3 by Dane Zimmerman paced the Sussex Tech Ravens to a 16-4 win over Wicomico of MD.

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/25/18

Hackettstown High School (NJ) 2018 midfielder Zach Bergeron has committed to play Division III lacrosse at Moravian College.

Zach Bergeron profile:

High School: Hackettstown High School, NJ

Graduation Year: 2018

Position: Midfield

College Choice: Moravian College

Club Team: BBL 2018

Lacrosse Honors: 2x 1st Team All-Conference, 2x First Team All-League, 1st Team All-NJ Herald

What do you plan to major in? Biology

Why did you choose Moravian? “Coach (Dave) Carty and his staff made the school feel like home, and Moravian has a great biology program.”

HS team’s team’s 2018 outlook/goals? “Our team will be strong competitors in both our division and conference.”

Thank You: “I’d like to thank my parents, grandparents, Coach Shea and Coach Kyle, my teammates, and everyone else who has helped me along the way.”

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/25/18
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Methacton High School

Head coach: Laurie Markle, 12th year

Last year’s record: 11-8 overall going into second round of districts, 7-6 in the league

Key losses to graduation: Jackie Cerchio, (center), Temple; Daria Lucchesi, Midfield, (JMU);
Alana Cardaci, (Shippensburg)

Key returnees: Julie Byrne, (Midfield/ UC Davis); Sydney Tornetta, Mia Tornetta

Coach’s season outlook: “We will have a young team on the attacking end as we lost a number of key scorers, so we will be looking for some players to step up and replace the leadership and scoring that was done by a trio of attack players last year. We have some experience on the defense and will be looking to Sophomore Rachel O’Toole (Goalie) to quarterback the defense. League outlook, we should be competitive in the league.”

Pottsgrove High School

League: PAC

Coach: Kirstin Urie, 7th season

Last year’s record: 1-12 PAC, 5-13 Overall

Key returnees:
Brooke Saylor, Senior, Attack – Team Leading Goal Scorer last season with 75 goals, 14 assist. PAC Frontier Division 1st Team – Attack, Mercury All-Area 2nd Team – Attack
Emily Williams, Junior, Attack – 28 goals, 11 assist. PAC Frontier Division 2nd Team – Attack, Mercury All-Area Honorable Mention
Jordyn Mayes, Junior, Defense – 31 GB’s, 24 Caused TO’s. PAC Frontier Division 2nd Team – Midfield, Mercury All-Area Honorable Mention
Anna Carroll, Junior, Defense, Alyssa Petrucelli, Junior – Midfield, Allie Reppert, Junior – Midfield, Mya Krueger – Sophomore, Goalie

Others to watch:
Summer Walker – Sophomore – Midfield/Defense
Sydney Tornetta – Freshmen – Midfield
Riley Simon – Freshmen – Defense

Coach’s outlook for 2018 season: “The 2018 Pottsgrove Lacrosse Team is the strongest and most well rounded team I have had in my 7 seasons. We lost 2 seniors from last season and have gained a very talented and hungry freshmen class. The mix of freshmen combined with the upperclassmen have made practices much more competitive and there is “must win” mentality this season. We have worked hard this preseason and are excited to put everything together out on the field.”

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Abington High School

League: Suburban One – National

Coach: Mary Elizabeth Klepper, 1st year as head coach

Last year’s record: overall 15-7 last year, 14-4 in regular season, SOL American Conference Champions

Key returnees: Becca Gable, 11, defense; Kaley Enhow, 11, Midfield

Others to watch: Sam Simon, 11, Midfield; Abby Thomas, 11, Attack; Taheera Rodgers, 12, attack

Coach’s outlook for 2018 season: “With a large junior class, and key senior leaders, the Ghosts are ready to surprise a lot of people this year. With returning key players, as well as relentless underclassman, the Abington girls lacrosse team is here to do one thing… win. Our underclassman are solid, and follow the same high expectations as our upperclassman. Each member of our team understands that excellence must be a habit both on and off the field. We are ready to play our game, and have a successful season.”

Central Bucks South High School

League: Suburban One – National

Coach: Janique Craig – Head Coach 14 years, Sharon Hetrick Asst. Coach 2nd year

Last year’s record: 15-4, 2nd in league, Lost to Abington in 2nd Round of District Playoffs

Key returnees: Kasey Dietzel -12/M (Naval Academy Lacrosse), Anna Green (Cincinnati lacrosse) -11/M, Laura Robinson 12/GK, Sofia Sonnet 12/D, Fran Richick 11/M, Ashley Gammon 12/D

Others to watch: Olivia Himmelstein 11/D, Erin Mayeros 11/A, Deanna Bongarzone 12/A

Coach’s outlook for 2018 season: “We have a healthy mix of returning players and newer athletic players. As we play more together, it is neat to see how the team is starting to gel. This team is very coachable, loves to learn, works hard, and has a “team first” attitude. I am looking forward to seeing the team improve throughout the season.”

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 3/25/18

Archbishop Ryan High School 2018 goalie Brody Alloway has committed to play Division III lacrosse at Washington & Jefferson College.

Brody Alloway profile:

Brody Alloway

Graduation Year: 2018

Position: Goalie

College Choice: Washington & Jefferson College

Club Team: Rhinos Lacrosse

Lacrosse Honors: Philadelphia All-Catholic, 2016 & 2017

Academic Honors: Honor Roll, Top 5% of Class

What do you plan to major in? Neuroscience

Why did you choose W&J? “W&J offered me many opportunities both inside and outside of the classroom. I saw a chance to receive a top notch education while continuing to play the sport I love.”

HS team’s team’s 2018 outlook/goals? “We are all very excited for our senior year, we’ve been playing together for a while now. We know if we work hard, we will have a lot of success in a tough Catholic League.”

Thank You: “I would like to thank my brother and my parents, particularly my Mom, who was my guiding force. My grandparents for their unconditional support in everything I do. All of the coaches I’ve had in my High School career, both in school and summer league, for always encouraging me. Finally, I’d like to thank my teammates who first accepted me and helped me find a new Lax family when I moved to Philadelphia and started playing Calvary lacrosse in 7th grade.”

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/26/18

Monday’s schedule
Council Rock South at Archbishop Wood
West Philadelphia at BL Charter
Hatboro-Horsham at Central Bucks East
West Chester Henderson at Central Bucks West
Boys’ Latin (MD) at Conestoga
Archbishop Ryan at Council Rock North
Manheim Township at Cumberland Valley
Roman Catholice at Devon Prep
Springfield-Montco at Father Judge
Central at Frankford
Abington at Holy Ghost Prep
Marple Newtown at Pennsbury
Bethlehem Liberty at Quakertown
Kennett at Ridley
Scranton Prep at Saucon Valley
Bonner-Prendergast at Souderton
Penn Charter at St Stephen-St Agnes (VA)
Coatesville at Truman
Cardinal O’Hara at Upper Dublin
Interboro at Bayard Rustin

Girls
Pottstown at Academy Park
Episcopal Academy at Bel Air (MD)
Souderton at Boyertown
Springfield-Delco at Broughton (NC)
Abington at Central Bucks West
Saucon Valley at Emmaus
Unoonville at Garnet Valley
Avon Grove at Haverford High
Shipley School at Jensen Beach (FL)
Cardinal O’Hara at Kennett
Quakertown at Liberty
Conestoga at Owen J. Roberts
Wilson at Phoenixville
Holy Child vs. Radnor (neutral site)
Pottsgrove at Schuylkill Valley
Oxford at Strath Haven
Sun Valley at Upper Darby
Central Bucks East at Upper Moreland
Central Bucks South at Upper Perkiomen
Merion Mercy Academy at Villa Joseph Marie
Plymouth-Whitemarsh at W.T. Woodson (VA)
Spring-Ford at Henderson

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Interboro High School

League: Del-Val

Coach: Steph D’Alonzo, second year as head coach

Last year’s record: 9-8, qualified for district 1 playoffs, 7-2 (league)

Key returnees:
Izzy Ianncelli, Junior, midfield
Molly Dowling, Senior, midfield
Morgan Reed, Sophomore, midfield
Sam Schemeluk, Junior, defense
Ro Murphy, Senior, defense

Others to watch:
Keri Barnett, Freshman, center
Jordan Kennedy, Freshman, Defense

Coach’s outlook for 2018 season: “I am super excited to kick off my second season as head coach. This year we have a very balanced roster. We have a handful of returning players but are also very young and will start 2 Freshmen and 2 Sophomores. This year the team’s goals are to to win the Del Val and get back to the district one playoffs.”

The Hill School

League: Mid-Atlantic Prep League (MAPL)

Coach: Shannon Zwoyer, 5 years head coach

Last year’s record: 10-9, lost in Quarterfinals of PAISAA

Key returnees: Giavanna Tabarrini ’18 (M), Mariah Sweeney ’19 (GK), Jess Neumaier ’18 (D), Leah Forrest ’18 (A)

Others to watch: Jordan Hower ’20, Jess Ciarrocchi ’20, Tatumn Eccleston ’19, Tanner Eccleston ‘21

Coach’s outlook for 2018 season: “After graduating ten seniors last year, The Hill Girls’ Lacrosse team has some young, fresh talent to fill in those missing pieces. With so many new faces, including two new assistant coaches, this team is just starting to find their groove together and will look to continue to build on what has already been established over the opening weeks of preseason. The season will come with its challenges, but this group of girls has the grit, the heart, and the tenacity to overcome these with success.”

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/26/18

Upper Perkiomen 2018 midfielder Hope Flack has signed a National Letter of Intent to play Division I lacrosse at Liberty University.

Hope Flack profile:

Hope Flack

High school: Upper Perkiomen High School (PA)

Grad year: 2018

Position: Midfield

College signed with: Liberty University

Club team: Dynamite Lacrosse

Lacrosse honors: 10th grade- Second Team All-Conference
11th grade- Co-captain, First Team All-Conference, First Team All-Division, All-Academic Team

Academic honors:
• Ranked #2 in Class
• Top 5% all four years
• National Honor Society Vice President
• George Eastman Young Leaders Award- University of Rochester
• Upper Perk Business & Professional Women’s Club Award- Girl of the Month (Nov 2017)”

Expected major: Undecided

Why did you choose Liberty? “I chose Liberty University from the moment I saw the school. From the first clinic I attended, I knew I wanted to play for my coaches and with my future teammates. I love the Christian atmosphere and am excited to play for this program.”

HS team’s 2018 outlook: “My high school team is hoping to make it to the PACs this year, along with qualifying for districts.”

Thank You: “I would like to thank my mom for coaching me all these years and always encouraging me; my dad, brother, and grandparents for always cheering me on and supporting me; my club coaches, Maureen Burger and Lisa Clark, for helping me develop into the player I am today; and my teammates for always pushing me and making playing lacrosse so fun.”

Other schools considered: Coastal Carolina, Temple, Franklin and Marshall

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/26/18
This is one of a series of previews for the 2018 Philly lacrosse season

Springside Chestnut Hill Academy

League: Inter-Ac League

Coach: Brian Dougherty, first year

Last year’s record: 10-12 overall, 3-7 in the league

Key returnees:
Mac McLaughlin, 2018, attack
Jordan young, 2018, defense
C.J. Sweitzer, 2018, midfield
Christian Maienshein, 2018, att
Joe Fabiani, jr, 2018, attack
Bern Popky, 2019, goalie
Matt Bown, 2019, midfield
Matt Otillio, 2019, defense

Others to watch:
Ethan Gyllenhaal, 2020, att
Ryan Donagan, 2018, midfield
Conor Kilfeather, 2021, defense
Mason Clemons, 2021, defense
Rex Leininger, 2020, midfield
Jake Carpenter, 2020, defense

Coach’s outlook for 2018 season: “I am very excited to usher in a new era of Blue Devils lacrosse. I feel like we have assembled one of the top coaching staffs in the country and that we return some very talented players. We feel like we have challenged ourselves against one of the top schedules in the country and we will see how things shake out.”

Archbishop Ryan High School

League: Catholic League

Coach: Steve Pape, 6 years

Last year’s record: 7-10 last season, lost in the first round of the playoffs.

Key returners:
ATK – Nick Taylor (Sr)
Mid – Nick Metzger (Sr)
Def – Brendan Scanlon (Sr)
G – Brody Alloway (Sr)

Others to watch:
Mid – Jimmy Dolan (Sr)
F/O – Steve Nielson (Soph)

Coach’s outlook: “We have most of our starters returning from last season which gives us a lot of depth. This team is very competitive with a lot of leadership from the upperclassmen so we will be in the hunt for a PCL championship.”

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Souderton 12, Bonner-Prendergast 3

Souderton 6-1 at half

Souderton
Stephen Blue 3g 2a
Adam Booz 3g
Cole Witoslawski 2g 1a
Walker Martin 1g 1a
Mike Raley 1g
Jalen White 1g
Luke Halteman 1g
Luke Bosico 1a
Matt Jacobs 1a
Axell Beskar 9 Saves
Matt Jacobs 8/16 face offs

Manheim Township 12, Cumberland Valley 4
MT – 3+3+4+2=12
CV 1+1+1+1=4

MT
Zach Diamond 3g
Eddie Newman 2g, 2a
Sean Curcio 2g, 1a
Tre Freeman 2g, 1a
Grayson Sallade 2g
Bryce Hutchinson 1g
Will Hurley 2a
Ryan Fluck 1a
Caton Johnson 9 saves

CV
Schneeberger 1g
Schalles 1g
Lanclos 1g
Plessinger 1
Miller 1a
Alex Dudziak 8 saves

Central Bucks West 10, Henderson 5
CBW: 2-2-1-5=10
WCH: 2-0-1-2=5

CBW
Joey Rockovich 3g, 3a
Jake Ojert 2g
Erik Ojert 4g, 2a
Blake Ewaskey 1g
Michael Samson 1a
Ben Sexauer 1a
Max Dunar 12 saves
Garrett Hitchens 8 of 18 faceoffs

Henderson
Arch Rymiszewski 2g 1a
Joe Saulino 1g 1a
Jack Saulino 1a
Luke Wierman 1g
Jon Hamm 1g
Kyle Dampman 12 saves

Holy Ghost Prep 11, Abington 4

HGP
Matt Rueter 1 G 13/16 FO 10 GBs
Dan Kovacevich 1 G 1 A
George Rusnak 3 G
Zach Nangle 3 G 2 A
Owen Yake 1 G 1A
Phil Rueter 1 G
Matt Savinon 1 G
Ben Morschauser 2 A 2/3 FO
Zach May 6 Saves
Another strong defensive effort by Sam Summer, Kaden Marotta, Sean Booth, Jack Mahoney and Nick Appolonia.

WC Rustin 12, Interboro 6
WC Rustin 2-4-3-3 12
Interboro 1-2-2-1 6

Rustin
Nick Madonna 3g 2a
Mike Burke 3g
Alex Hutsell 2g 1a
Vince Myers 2g 1a
Andrew Madonna 1g 1a
Jake Spaniak 1g 5 of 8 FO
Jared Marchitell 8 of 12 FO
Rudy Rucciuti 7 saves

Interboro
M. Porreca 3g 1a
J. Ciabatoni 2g
N. Mormando 1g
B. McLaughlin 7 Ground Balls
C. Evans 6 saves

Council Rock North 11, Archbishop Ryan 10

Ryan
Kalai 3G
D Frechette 2G 1a
B Scanlon 2a
N Taylor 2G 2a
D Cerceo 1G 2A
J Dolan 2G 1a
G Weiss 1a
Neilson 7/17
Levan 0/2
B Alloway 10 Sv.
Dolan first ryan goals transfer from GA

Harriton 9, Methacton 7
Harriton: 0 2 3 4 =9
Methacton: 3 1 3 0 =7

Harriton
Ben Schall 5 g
Charlie Veasey 2g
Michael Stewart 1 g 1 a
Ethan Rodgers 1g
Leo Wackerman 1a
Ben Tishgart 13/17 faceoffs
Robbie De Petris 6 saves
Daniel Silbergeld 5 saves

Methacton
Kyle Kacala (2G)
Pay Sikora (2A)
Jack Pellegrino (1G)
Stanley Kolimago (1G)
Justin Sanelli (1G)
Sean Sykes (1G)
Joe Fusco (1G)
Matt Wall (8 G, 9 G/A)

Boys Latin 10, Conestoga 9 OT

Conestoga
Chris Cara 2G
Nick Cost 2G, 1A
Tate Kienzle 1G 1A
Kent Hjelm 2A
Sean Bailey 1G
Kyle Nicholson 1G
James Reilly 1G , 14/23 FO
Will Schnorr 1G
Cliff Madden 1A
Scott MacMillan 8 Saves

Ridley High School 7, Kennett Square 1
RHS 0-1-4-2 = 7
KS 0-0-1-0 = 1

Ridley High School
Zane Johnston 1g, 3a
Sean Crowley 3g
Eric Stewart 1g
Adam McGrath 1g
Nate Desmond 1g
Matt Haines 1a
Brendan King 12 saves

Upper Dublin 14, Cardinal O’Hara 1
Upper Dublin: 4-6-4-0
Cardinal O’Hara: 0-0-0-1

UD
Jerry Bardol 2g, 4a, 3gb’s
Jason Williams 2g, 4a
Zach Young 3g, 1a, 2gb’s
Max Winebrake 2g, 1a
Brian McCarry 2g, 1a
Cary Romig 1g, 1a
Luke Rosseli 1g, 1a, 4gb’s
Jed Hanson 1g
Nick Sowers 5 gb’s 2ct’s
Jake DiMartile 2gb’s 1ct
Anthony Cerminara 2gb’s
Patrick Tucker 2gb’s
Luke Roselli 11/15 Faceoff
Justin Heckler 3/4 Faceoff

Central Bucks East 9, Hatboro-Horsham 0
SCORE BY QUARTER – 3-0/ 6-0/7-0/9-0

EAST
Brant Billingsly – 1G
Ryan Bullotta – 5G
Jake Ventresca – 1G, 1A
John Galow – 1G
Collin Stein – 1G, 2A
Hayden Durr – 1A

EAST FACE-OFF WINS
Michael Ott – 13 of 13

EAST SAVES
Liam Rosenthal – 4

EAST GROUND BALLS
Jake Kueny – 2
Ryan Stout – 2
John Galow – 4
Michael Ott – 7
Collin Stein – 2
Tyler Tracy – 1
Joey Beahan – 1
Evan Bullotta – 1

CAUSED TURNOVERS
Ryan Stout – 2
Drew Bethke – 1
Tyler Tracy – 1
John Galow – 3
Joey Beahan – 1

Devon Prep 6, Roman Catholic 3

DP
Tim Fitzgerald 4g, 2a
Ethan Gillin 2g, 1a
Ryan Klauder 8 saves
Defense was led by Luke Gutowski, Anthony Maiale, Cole Hines

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/26/18

Council Rock South 2018 midfielder Austin Gambino has committed to play Division III lacrosse at Roanoke College.

Austin Gambino profile:

Austin Gambino

High school: Council Rock South

Position: Midfield

Grad year: 2018

College committed to: Roanoke College

Club team: Fusion Elite

Lacrosse honors: Two year captain, offensive MVP

Academic honors: Distinguished honor roll

Expected major: Business

Why did you choose Roanoke? “It’s a strong academic school with a promising program.”

Thank You: “Family, Fusion Lacrosse, the Sankey family.”

Other school considered: King’s College

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Woodson (VA) 15, Plymouth Whitemarsh 11

Plymouth Whitemarsh 5 5—10
Woodson 7 8—15

PW
McKenzie Leszcznski 4g
Vic Betterly 2g, 1a
Ali Diamond 1g, 5a
Sophie Kolkka 1g
Lexi Petrakis 1g
Amanda Finkelman 1g
Meghan Ely 11 saves

Pottsgrove 20, Schuylkill Valley 2

Pottsgrove
Brooke Saylor – 6 goals, 3 assist
Emily Williams – 4 goals, 3 assist
Allie Reppert – 4 goals, 1 assist
Sydney Tornetta – 3 goals, 1 assist
Alyssa Petrucelli – 2 goals, 1 assist
Breanna Adams – 1 goal

Perkiomen Valley 9, Pennridge 4

Perk Valley
Paige Tyson 3g, 1a
Toni Bruno 1g, 2a
Caitlin Leap 3g
Kat Kelley 1g, 1a
Riley McGettigan 1a
Anna Dawson 1g
Lauren Foley 16 saves

Lake Oswego (OR) 13, Radnor 10

Radnor 3-7- 10
Lake Oswego 7-6- 13

Radnor
Molly May 4G
Ellie Mueller 4G 9DC
Cate Cox 1G, 4A
Cat Belveal 1G
Julia Rigolizzo 1A
Sophie Proctor 3GB, 3CT
Phoebe Proctor 8 saves

Garnet Valley 7, Unionville 6
Garnet Valley 3—4–7
Unionville 4-2-6

Garnet Valley
Caroline Carruthers- 2gb
Riley Delaney- 2g (and game winner)
Cam Faith- 1gb
Madi McKee- 6dc
Kamryn McNeal- 1g
Kara Nealon- 1g, 2ct
Regan Nealon- 1g, 1dc
Emma Taviano- 3gb, 1ct
Kathryn Toohey- 2g
Linda Zamrowski- 2gb
Sam Hamalak- 8 saves

Unionville
Emma Malone- 2g
Annie McDonough-1g
Erin Garvey- 2g
Hannah Close- 1g
Madison Doucette- 10 saves

Springfield-Delco 14, Broughton (N.C.) 4

Springfield-Delco leaders
Dana Carlson 4g
Olivia Little 2g
Erin Gormley 2g
Julie Schickling 2g
Alyssa Long 1g, 3a
Belle Mastropietro 1g, 3a

Haverford High 18, Avon Grove 4
AGHS: 4-0 = 4
HHS: 7-11 = 18

Avon Grove
Emma Lytle 2g
Delaney Ashworth 2g
Kelly O’Hora 1a
Abbie MaLaughlin 4 saves

Haverford High
WILLA HETZNECKER–3G, 6 ASSISTS
NORA JANZER–4G 6 DRAW CONTROLS
REILLYMORGAN–2G 2 A
MIA CIANCIO–2G
ABBY ROWLAND–2G
ALYSSA EDER–2G
MAYA LEBLANC–1G
CARLY GANNON–1G 2A 5 DRAW CONTROLS
SYDNEY CORCORAN–1G 1A
LAUREN JOHNS–12 SAVES

Pottstown 13, Academy Park 1
Pottstown: 9-4
Academy Park: 1-0

Pottstown
Ebony Reddick: 7g, 3a, 13gb
Christina Butler: 3g
Taylor Sundstrom: 1g
Da’zah Regusters: 1g, 1a, 6gb
Abbie Krause: 1g
Emme Wolfel: 1a

Academy Park
Riley Street 1g
TaeJa Chambers-Jackson 5 saves

Sun Valley 21, Upper Darby 14

Sun Valley
Abby Seasock 7g, 3a
Anna Brown 4g, 3a
Natalie Carotenuto 3g
Julia Kauffeld 3g
Sami Loftus 2g
Chelsea Brees 2g
Alexis Colasante 15 saves

Upper Darby
Maggie Blemings 4g
Gabby 3g
Olivia Pierucci 2g
Erin Colsher 2g
Lauren Stokes 2g

Henderson 17, Spring-Ford 15
Half: SF 9, WC Henderson 9

HENDERSON
LILLY SISKIND 6G 2A 2GB 1DC 2CT
JORDYN BAUER 6G 1A 2GB 7DC 3 CT
PEIGHTON BEMENT 3G 2GB 3DC
SHANNON EARLEY 1G 5GB 3DC

Spring-Ford
Ashley Hudak 4 g
Olivia Yeagle 3 g, 2 a
Katie Metzler 3 g
Mac Maloney 2 g, a
Lauren Constantine 1 g, 2 a
Erin Connelly 1 g
Jordan Nitto 1 g 3 a
Amelia Keller Goalie 5 saves

Boyertown 10, Souderton 9
Boyertown 8 – 2 – 10
Souderton 4 – 5 – 9

Boyertown
Sydney Fox 3g, 1a, 3gb, 5dc, 1ct
Kasey Roberts 1gb, 1ct
Erin Gilbert 2gb
Mattie Gallagher 1ct
Hayden Corcoran 1g, 1gb
Kaleigh Gallagher 2gb
Ashley Dierolf 1g, 1a, 3gb
Amanda Diachynsky 3g, 1gb
Kylie Webb 4gb, 1dc
Cassie Kidwell 2gb, 2ct
Liz Tamasitis 1g
Kristi Kada 1g, 1a, 3gb, 5dc, 3ct
Lilly Mauger 1gb, 1dc
Kasey Fox 4 saves
Sarah Didget 4 saves

Souderton
Riley McGowas 5g
Carlie Doughty 2g
Anna Anello 1g, 1a
Sarah Goodwin 1g
Elizabeth O’Hare 1a
Goalie 14 saves

Upper Moreland 9, CB East 6
Half: Upper Moreland 4, CB East 2

Upper Moreland
Emma Meakim 4 goals 1 assist
Bryanna Gordon 2 goals 1 assist
Moira Olexa 1 goal and 2 assist
Meghan O’Donnell 1 goal 1 assist
Chloe Leiter 1 goal
Cheyanne Grum had 9 saves

CB East
Forman 2 goals
Bishop 2 goals
McGovern 1 goal and 1 assist
Fink 1 goal

Merion Mercy Academy 19, Villa Joseph Marie 8
MMA: 9 – 10 = 19
VJM 5 – 3 = 8

Merion Mercy Academy
Arianna Lavelle 5g, 1a
Margo Carlin 5g, 2a
Emily Hauck 2g, 3a, 9 draw controls

CB South 14, Upper Perkiomen 7
CB South: 8-6=14
UP: 1-6=7

CB South
Kasey Dietzel 7g, 1a
Anna Green 6g, 6a
Olivia Himmelstein 1g, 1a
​Laura Robinson, goalie, 5 saves

Upper Perkiomen
Erika Boyer 1g, 2a
Hope Flack 3g;
AiYi Young 1g, 1a
Courtney Bauer 1g
Grace Lehman 1g
Liz Fox 2a
Alyse Thompson 11 saves

Conestoga 12, Owen J. Roberts 6

Stoga
Cam Evitts 7 goals
Rachel Clark 2 goals
Amelia Kienzle 1 goal 1 assist
Nia Scott 1 goal 2 assists
Maddie Wood 1 goal
Christin Ealer had 3 saves
Sam Centofante had 4 saves

OJR
K, Kilgallon 1g
D, Swech 3g, 1gb, 1dc
E, Gebert 1g, 2gb
M, Koury 1g
O, LeClaire 2gb
S, Murray 2ct, 1gb, 1dc
L, Kull 1gb
K, Cahill 2gb, 1dc
R, Cahill 1gb
H, Delahaye 1dc
C, Jarvis 7 saves

Upper Dublin 8, Methacton 7
Upper Dublin 3 5 -8
Methacton 4 3 -7

Upper Dublin
Mack Moore 2 goals 2 assists – scored winning goal at 5:58 mark
Lindsey Schreiber 2 goals 1 assist
Becky Browndorf 2 goals 2 assists – had assist on winning goal to Moore
Caroline Wall 1 goal – scored game tying goal with 7:17 left
Aly Breslin 1 goal – 1 assist
Sarah Herchenroder – 7 saves

Methacton
Sydney Tornetta 2 goals 1 assist, 5 draw controls
Liz Chipman 2 goals
Katy Benton 1 goal 1 assist, 10 ground balls
Mia Sheldon 1 goal
Mackenzie Henry 1 goal
Rachel Alderfer 1 assist
Rachel O’Toole 11 saves, 8 goals against, 2 ground balls, 1 interception

Wissahickon HS 11, Penn Charter 10

Penn Charter
Greer Guyer 3 goals 1 assist
Mia Ferraro 1 goal
Kaylee Dyer 1 goal 2 assists 7 draw controls
Emma Wilson 1 goal 1 assist
Leah Sax 2 goals
Lizzie McLaughlin 2 goals
Jaime Kubach 5 saves

Wissahickon
Sam Intrieri 5 goals,
Quinn Gaffey 3 goals, 2 assists
Brooke Berry 1 goal
Sophia Chiodo-Ortiz 1 goal, 2 assists
Kelly Dickson 1 goal, 1 assist
Jaclyn Staub 8 saves, making a huge save with 32 seconds left on the clock that would have tied the game
Maddie Hippensteal lead transitions for several of our possessions

Wilson 14, Phoenixville 4

Wilson
Sara Deleon 4g
Kendall Duffy 2g
Emily Magalotti 3g, 1a
Julia Strobel 2g, 1a
Genna Strobel 3g, 1a
Lindsey Fox 1a
Caroline Ramsey 4 saves

Phoenixville
Mary Michaud 1g
Katie Baker 1g
Maddie White 1g
Ameerah Green 1g
Sydney Ailing 3 saves

Strath Haven 21, Oxford 0

SH 13-8- 21
Oxford 0-0- 0

Strath Haven
Chloe Brennan-2g, 1a
Margot Hotham-1g, 1a
Sophie Haase-2g
Gillian Brennan-2g, 2a
Emily Raech-5g, 1a
Olivia Memeger-3g, 1a
Emma Forbes-3g, 2a
Devon Maillet-1g
Danielle McNeely-1g
Mackenzie Raech-1g
Elisa Kruse-2a
Danielle McNeely-2a
Katie Capalbo-1 save

Oxford
Ashley Andrik-4 saves
Leslie Fetrow-5 saves

PAC-10sports.com contributed to this article

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High School
Boys’

Shipley School at Berkeley Prep (FL)
Boyertown at Berks Catholic
Spring-Ford at Central Bucks South
Liberty at Allentown Central Catholic
Haverford HS at Council Rock North
Owen J Roberts at Garnet Valley
Mastery Charter at George Washington
Archbishop Wood at Germantown Academy
Malvern Prep at Loyola-Blakefield (MD)
Conestoga Valley at Manheim Township
Great Valley at Methacton
Plymouth-Whitemarsh at North Penn
ArchBishop Carroll at Penncrest
Pope John Paul II at Phoenixville
Wissahickon at Radnor
Neshaminy at Souderton
Simon Gratz Charter at South Philadelphia
Episcopal Academy at St Andrew’s School-DE
Springside Chestnut Hill Academy at St Mary’s Annapolis (MD)
Downingtown East at Unionville
Upper Merion at Upper Moreland
Church Farm School at Valley Forge MA
Springfield-Delco at Wantagh (NY)
Perkiomen Valley at West Chester East
Hempfield at Wilson West Lawn

Girls’

Interboro at Ridley
Barrack Hebrew Academy at Academy Park
Northampton at Allentown Central Catholic
Manheim Township at Conestoga Valley
Central at Frankford
Mastery Charter-Shoemaker at George Washington
Wissahickon at Great Valley
Parkland at Moravian Academy
Merion Mercy Academy at Nazareth Academy
Easton Area at Nazareth Area
West Philadelphia at Northeast
Berks Catholic at Pope John Paul II
Villa Joseph Marie at St. Basil Academy
Agnes Irwin at Sts. Stephen’s & Agnes (VA)
Upper Merion at Upper Moreland
Gwynedd-Mercy Academy at Villa Maria Academy

Men’s
Division II
U. of DC at Chestnut Hill 7:00 pm

Division III
Cabrini at Hampden-Sydney 4:00 pm
Alvernia at Stevenson 7:00 pm

Women’s
Division I
San Diego State at Delaware 4:00 pm
Niagara at Rutgers 7:00 pm

Division II
Wilmington at Holy Family 3:30 pm
Chestnut Hill at Thomas Jefferson 4:30 pm

Division III
Old Westbury at Arcadia 7:00 pm
Middlebury at College of New Jersey 7:00 pm
Bryn Mawr at Dickinson 7:00 pm
Eastern at Haverford 5:00 pm
Alvernia at Manhattanville 4:00 pm
Saint Joseph’s (ME) at Saint Joseph 4:00 pm
Widener at Swarthmore 7:00 pm

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Parkland High School

League: EPC league

Coach: Dawn Cipolla 4 season
Assistants: Brittaney Costigan, Cara Keating, Mike Stagaard 4th season, Tim Pearage 3 season

Last year’s record: Record 18-5, EPC champions, District 11 Champions, Lost first round of states

Returning players: Abby Pope senior attack, Emily Leiby sophmore attack, Morgan Hurd Junior attack, Camryn Barnett senior midfield, Mackenzie Roth sophmore midfield,Jill Bushinsky defense sophomore, Brie Barraco senior goalie.

Players to watch: Maeve Leonzi midfield freshman, Lydia Lisetski junior defense, Erica Steele sophomore Defense Kenzie Galucy goalie.

Others players: Emily Green freshman defense, Katie Rowski senior defense, Irene Lee attack senior, Abby Giacobbe attack senior

Coach’s outlook: “To be the best team we can be with hard work, determination, and never giving up. With the combination of all three of these things hopefully we will be able to bring our game to a whole new level.”

Henlopen High School

League: Henlopen Conference (DE)

Coach: Lindsey Eichner, 2yr as Head Coach

Last year’s record: 13-2, 9th straight DE State Championship

Key returners:
Annie Judge Sr Defender
Lindsay Monigle Sr Attach
Alia Marshall Jr Middie

Others to watch:
Mallory Jones Sr Middie/attack
Jody Boyer Sr Defender

Coach’s Outlook: “After losing 7 of 12 starters, the team will be looking to come together quickly to fill those vacancies. With 2 scrimmages early on against powerhouse programs; St. Stephen’s St Agnes, Glenelg, Notre Dame Prep, Oakdale and Mt. Hebron, players should start getting comfortable with their new roles and meld together to play as one unit.”

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West Chester Rustin High School

League: Ches-Mont League

Coach: Kevin Philibin, 3rd year

Last year’s record: 10-10, 5th place Chesmont, won first district playoff game in school history.

Key returnees:
Nick Benoit – 12 – Defense
Jared Marchitell – 12 – FO/M
Michael Burke – 11 – Attack
Collin Hurley – 11 – LSM
Sean Durant – 11 – Defense
Will Pileggi – 11 – Midfield
Ethan Cotter – 11 – Midfield
Nick Madonna – 10 – Midfield

Others to watch:
Sean Brown – 12 – LSM/Midfield
Bobby Bosch – 12 – DMid
Alex Hutsell – 11 – Attack
Ian MacKenzie – 11 – Defense

Coach’s outlook for 2018 season: “We’re very excited for the 2018 season at Rustin, we have a young but experienced core of players returning as well as other players looking to fill into roles. We’re hoping to continue to build on the growing success the program, compete in a strong Chesmont League and make another trip to the playoffs.”

Smyrna High School (DE)

League: North Henlopen Conference

Coach: Mike Zulkowski, 4th Year

Last year’s record: 8-8, earned a state playoff berth

Key returnees: Jack Guzman-12th A/M, Jason Kaiser-11th LSM/D, Jared Mullen-12th LSM/D

Others to watch: Jacob Jung-11th FO, Ashton Pelton-10th Att, Hunter McGuire-10th Att

Coach’s outlook for 2018 season: “After graduating a number of seniors, we will look to be starting a new era with Smyrna Lacrosse. Locally, we started a youth league program that we are a program are already reaping the rewards. Future is looking bright.”

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/27/18
This is one of a series of previews for the 2017 Philly lacrosse season

Upper Moreland High School

League: Suburban 1 – American Conference

Coach: Kim Frantz, 2nd year
Assistant Coaches: Casey Dellostretto, Melanie Rowland, Melissa Felicetti

Last year’s record: 12-8 (Lost in second round of districts)

Key returners: Jess Flanagan (SR. Attack), MaddieGrace Wood (SR. Defense), Cheyanne Grumm (SR. Goalie), Kayla Meakim (JR. Defense), Abby Ellen Wood (SO. Defense), Moira Olexa (SO. Mid), Bryanna Gordon (SO. Attack), Alexis Lamb (SO. Mid), Chloe Leiter (SO. Mid), Emma Meakim (SO. Attack), Megan O’Donnell (SO. Attack), Cassidy Hirsh (SO. Mid)

Players to watch: Claudia Zanine (JR. Mid) , Zoe Wolfenson (SR. Defense), Jess White (SR. Defense), Erin Slater (SR. Attack), Maddy Trzaska (FR. Defense)

Coach’s outlook: “We are excited for this year. We are returning a lot of our starters from last year and have a lot of talent as a team. With a few new opponents added to our schedule we are looking forward to a challenging yet exciting year. We hope to return to playoffs and make it farther than we did last year, and to be more competitive in our league this year. We are looking forward to a great year.”

Garnet Valley High School

League: Central League

Coach: Jenny Purvis -6th year

Last year’s record: State Semi-Finalists, 18-8

Key returnees: Kamryn McNeal (A), Riley Delaney (M), Cam Faith (A), Kara Nealon (M), Regan Nealon (M), Madi McKee (A) Emma Taviano (D), Linda Zamrowski (D)

Others to watch: Sam Hamalak (G), Kathryn Toohey (A), Caroline Carruthers (D), Devin Taulane (D), Olivia Brenner (A), Makenna Mink (G), Abby Kalish (M), Ashley Pyon (D)

Coach’s outlook for 2018 season: “Garnet Valley looks to have a strong 2018 season with many returning impact players. All of our starters are experienced, talented, and are ready to play as one. We are looking forward to many challenging games this year and believe with hard work, focus, and selflessness, the Jags will have a productive and rewarding season.”

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