Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/7/18
From Staff Report

Jackie Lanzalotto said Notre Dame Academy’s 7-6 win today over national power St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) at its annual Spring Fling was a landmark win for the Irish.

Notre Dame Academy claimed a 7-6 win over National power St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA)

“This is huge for our program,” said the senior goalie. “Our coaches, Xan Zimatore and Maura Wilson, started coaching at Notre Dame my freshman year and since then our team has been working year-round for a win against a nationally ranked program like SSSA, and it is great to be able to do it as a senior.”

Notre Dame (3-1) had suffered a 10-9 loss to St. Johns College (DC) on Friday at the Spring Fling, which annually attracts many ranked teams. St. Stephen’s (10-2) entered play this weekend as the No. 5 team in the Inside Lacrosse rankings.

But the Irish scored twice to break a 5-5 tie and after the Saints drew within 7-6 Lanzalotto (eight saves) made a great stop on a free position shot with 1.8 seconds left to preserve the thrilling win.

“My mind was really clear and focused,” said Lanzalotto on the clinching save. “I knew that if I made the save we would win and I just went for it without hesitation and confidence in myself that I could save whatever shot came at me.

“We went out today knowing that we had nothing to lose. Saints Stevens and Agnes is a great team, but we believed that we could win and we never let up.”

Notre Dame took an early 3-0 lead as Claire Gola, Kelly Coyle (two goals) and Hannah Gillespie (three goals) scored. SSSA came back to tie the game at 3-3, but ND led, 5-3, at halftime.

“The defense was the key to our win today,” said Zimatore (head coach). “Our gameplan going in to the game was to play solid team D and be aggressive when we needed to. Our veteran defense composed of SJ Quigley, Lily Allen, Abby McNamee, Morgan O’Brien, Belle McHugh and Lindsey Barnes really stepped up and played together.”

Lanzalotto said the Irish players are united this season.

“We were successful today because we played as a team. Our ‘slogan’ this year is ‘Rise as One’, and we did that today,” she said. “When someone made a mistake, another player was there to back her up and keep the momentum going.

“We also adjusted well to how SSSA was playing. We figured out what was working best on draws, defense, transitions and how to best score on attack. We played as ‘one’ today because everybody worked together- attack, mids, defense and me.”

What are Notre Dame’s goals this year?

“In the beginning of the season, our team came up with a list of goals for this year,” Lanzalotto said. “We want to win the Inter-Ac and PAISAA. That is our goal every year and I believe that this team, this year can do it.

“We have a great schedule this year, especially this month and we are really looking forward to tough competition from both Inter-Ac and other great PA teams. Today’s game was only our fourth game this season so we’re just getting started!”

Notre Dame statistics
Hannah Gillespie- 3G, 1A, 2CT
Kelly Coyle- 2G, 1GB
Georgie Gorelick- 1A
Mikayla Dever- 1A, 2GB
Claire Gola- 2G, 1DC
Maggie O’Brien- 1GB, 4DC
Sarah Jane Quigley- 3GB
Lily Allen- 2 CT
Morgan O’Brien- 1GB, 1 CT
Lindsey Barnes- 2GB, 1CT
Belle McHugh- 2GB
Jackie Lanzalotto- 8 Saves (including game winner with 1.8 seconds left)

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/8/18

2018 summer lacrosse camps for girls

1st Start Summer Camps, mornings from 9-noon.
The Episcopal Academy, 1785 Bishop White Drive, Newtown Square, PA 19073
June 18- June 22 (Monday-Friday), 9-12 PM Each Day
Click to register
Swarthmore College, 500 College Ave, Swarthmore, PA 19081
June 25- June 29 (Monday-Friday), 9-12 PM Each Day
Click to register
All Sports Center, 1511 W Main St, Collegeville, PA 19464
July 9- July 13 (Monday-Friday)
Click to register
Swarthmore College, 500 College Ave, Swarthmore, PA 19081
July 16- July 20 (Monday-Friday), 9-12 PM Each Day
Click to register
Sea Isle City, Dealy Field, 59th Street, Sea Isle City, NJ, 08243
July 30-August 3 (Monday-Friday), 9-10:30 AM Each Day
To register click here!!

Rippin’ Rope Lacrosse camps are an excellent way to take your lacrosse skills to the next level. Whether you’re just starting out with lacrosse, or an experienced player looking to become a more polished player, Rippin’ Rope can help you acheive your goals. The camps are headed by Archmere Academy coach Pete Duncan.
Camp Times: 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Registration for all camps: Online sign up preferred
June 18-21 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, in Hockessin, Delaware at Wilmington Christian School (Co-ed)
July 16-20 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, at Smyrna High School in Smyrna, DE (Co-ed)
July 30-Aug. 3 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, at Saint Edmond’s Academy in Wilmington, Delaware, Session 2 (Co-ed)

NXT Play Fast lacrosse camps, fundamental-level program for girls and boys ages 7-14. This camp is ideal for aspiring players who want to fine-tune their skills, continue to improve their game in a high energy, high repetition lacrosse training program. Each day is filled with position specific stations, small-sided games, contests, trashcan lacrosse, prizes, and staff demonstrations. NXT camps are recognized for being fun, safe, and professional. Play Fast Camp runs from 9am-3pm each day with an amazing and passionate staff. NXT also offers Cradle Lacrosse Camps, for ages 4 to 7, simultaneously with all of the Play Fast camps. Equipment is provided.
La Salle College High School June 18th-21st
The Phelps School June 25th-28th
Cardinal O’Hara July 9th-12th
West Chester Rustin July 9th-12th **Girls only Combo Camp, lacrosse and field hockey option
Cabrini July 16th-19th ** Lunch provided each day at an additional charge**
Play Fast Summer Camp Registration
Cradle Summer Camp Registration
Register for combo camp here!
**Early Bird Registration ends May 20th** For more info visit www.nxtsports.com

GameBreaker Lacrosse Camps at Shipley School.
Session I
June 19 – June 22
Half Day 9:00 am – 12:00 pm (ages 4 to 9)
Day Camp 9:00 am – 3:00 pm (ages 8 to 17)
Shipley School Girls Lacrosse Camp Session II
June 25 – June 28
Half Day 9:00 am – 12:00 pm (ages 4 to 9)
Day Camp 9:00 am – 3:00 pm (ages 9 to 17)
Shipley School Girls Shooting/Goalie Clinic
June 29,·Shooting Clinic · $95.00 · 9:00 am – 12:00 pm (ages 8 to 17)
GameBreaker returns to The Shipley School for its 12th annual summer lacrosse camp. Director Mark Duncan and girls’ coach Molly Fernandez, will direct the camp.
Click here to register and for more information for Shipley camps.

Team 302 Lacrosse summer camps for girls in Grades 2 to 8:
302 Girls Lax Camp (North)
Grades: Rising 3th Grade to 8th Grade
at The Independence School, 1300 Paper Mill Rd, Newark DE 19711
June 25-28, 9am-2pm
Price: $275
Register Here
302 Girls Lax Camp (South)
Grades: Rising 2nd Grade to 8th Grade
at the New DE Turf Sports Complex, 4000 Bay Road, Frederica, DE 19946
July 24-26, 1pm-5pm
Price: $150
Register Here

Be Your Best Lacrosse Camp, boys and girls, K through Grade 9 at Wissahickon Middle School. Two sessions, Session 1: June 25th – June 29th (Mon-Fri) 8:30 – 2:30; Session 2: July 9th – July 13th (Mon-Fri) 8:30 – 2:30
Be Your Best Lacrosse Camp’s number one goal is to make each camper a better lacrosse player while having fun learning the game. The Camp believes the best way to achieve this goal is to have excellent staff-camper interaction while teaching the game.
Click here to register
Be Your Best was Voted Best in Philadelphia Sports & Recreation of 2015. This camp will teach skills, techniques and strategies of lacrosse. It stresses the importance of good fundamentals, training and FUN!! The camp encourages all levels of players to learn, improve and enjoy! Camp Shirt/Pinnie & Daily prizes: “Camper of the day”, Hustle Bag, Awards Friday, Gatorade Awards Outstanding instruction – Fundamental drills with an emphasis on improving individual skills Radar Gun for “Fastest Shot” competition & Lacrosse Olympics & special guests.

Black Bear girls’/boys’ camps, Avalon, NJ. Take advantage of Black Bear’s early bird registration and save $25 from now until Feb. 3. using the coupon code BBLC25 at check out.
AVALON SESSION 1 7/2-7/6 @ AVALON SPORTS COMPLEX (BOYS & GIRLS, also 5 to 15)
Directed by Jon Heisman Head Coach at Bishop Shanahan High School ($275)
AVALON SESSION II 8/6-8/10 @ AVALON SPORTS COMPLEX (BOYS & GIRLS, 5 to 15)
Directed by Jon Heisman Head Coach at Bishop Shanahan High School ($275)
Black Bear campers enjoy daily scrimmages, position specific instruction, contests, and daily personal interaction with coaches. Players of all abilities and experience are welcome and will greatly benefit from our structured, time-tested program. Campers will be grouped according to age and ability. We teach players the proper technique and fundamentals of the game and develop their skills and lacrosse IQ. This is accomplished in a fun-filled, exciting atmosphere run by top coaches and college players. No matter your skill level when you start the week, you are sure to leave as a much better player after attending a Black Bear camp.
All camps run 9am-1pm with a break built in at 11am
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR A BLACK BEAR LACROSSE CAMP
*Contact us for Sibling Discount code; *Rental equipment available for $65 (paid at check out)

GameBreaker Camp, Bryn Mawr College.
July 9 – July 12
Overnight (ages 8 to 17)
Extended Day (ages 8 to 17)
GameBreaker is excited to announce a new Pennsylvania girls lacrosse camp this summer. Bryn Mawr College offers great amenities, including spacious dorms, an all-you-can-eat dining hall, and beautiful athletic fields. Overnight and extended day camper options are offered.
Click here to register and for more information for Bryn Mawr camp.

6 Points Sports Academy URJ Summer Lacrosse Camp for Jewish boys and girls, 4th to 11th grade, Greensboro, N.C. 6 Points Sports Academy is located in a 100-acre, $100 million dollar state-of-the-art athletic and camp facilities of the American Hebrew Academy. At 6 Points Sports Academy, athletes from 35 different states all over North America and 7 different countries participate in a unique camping experience that offers top-level sports coaching and all the beloved traditions of Reform Jewish camping. Within its kind and nurturing community, campers form friendships for life while feeding their passion for their chosen sport – and achieve a higher quality of life as young Jewish athletes. The camp offers three separate sessions of 2 weeks each, with many campers choosing to experience 6 Points for 4 – or even 6 – weeks per summer. The coaches are NCAA level coaches – most of whom have been with the camp since day 1. These coaches – many of which coach the USA teams for Maccabi USA – are skilled enough to challenge the top tiered athlete who comes to camp, and to teach, mentor and guide the lower skilled athletes who love their sport and love being at camp at the same time. This magical experience takes place on the finest camp facility in all of North America. Campers live in air-conditioned college style dorms, with either 1 or 2 roommates that they have the option of selecting prior to arrival at camp.
During each day of the two week long session, campers participate in 4 hours of intensive skill development in one chosen sport (their sports major) and 2 hours of electives. Sports majors include girls’ lacrosse, boys’ lacrosse, soccer, tennis, basketball, baseball, softball, swimming, and cheerleading / dance. This year they have added volleyball as a sports major for the first time ever during our 3rd session. Electives include kayaking, rock climbing, gaga, rugby, ultimate frisbee, flag football, 9 square in the air, weight training, cross country, and lacrosse. Jewish values are infused in everything we do at camp, starting with our 6 core values. Values are presented to our campers as ways to live Jewishly, as ways to live humanly, and as ways to live successfully. These values are presented by our Rabbis, faculty, and Jewish life team at camp each morning during our “Sportscenter” value presentation.
Anybody that signs up using LaxCon18 gets $100 off their registration.
Click here for more info or to register.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/8/18

Boys’ Events

Clinics

Uprising Futures Boys Lacrosse Clinic. Focus is on skill development for young players (1st through 4th grade) as well as working to develop the younger players Lacrosse IQ. The basic fundamentals of cradling, scooping, passing & catching, dodging, shooting and basic defensive positioning will be taught and emphasized. This will be a great clinic for the first time player.
• Clinics will be held at Germantown Academy; 340 Morris Rd., Ft. Washington, PA
• Clinic Dates: 4/8, 4/15, 4/22, 4/29, and 5/6
• Clinics will run from 10 AM to 11 AM
• Only equipment needed is a stick
• Cost will be $100 for 5 sessions or $25 a la carte
Questions – contact Mike DelGrande delgrandemike@gmail.com
Click here to register

Youth skills clinics

NXTsports Cradle Lacrosse., co-ed beginner lacrosse program for ages 4-7 years old. It focuses on core skill development in a one-of-a-kind, unrivaled environment. Cradle’s six-week program focuses on building a player’s confidence through basic games while teaching the fundamentals. The key to our curriculum is providing opportunities for success for each player in a safe and energetic environment. Most importantly we provide all of the equipment, there is nothing for you to buy.
To register for Cradle click on Spring Cradle Registration
Questions about Cradle? Contact Theresa Giunta at theresa.giunta@nxtsports.com
Cradle – Saturday Locations:
West Chester East High School 9-10 am April 7-May 12
The Phelps School Turf Fieldhouse (Indoor) 10-11 am April 7- May 12
Springside Chestnut Hill Turf 12-1pm April 7-May 5 (2 hours on May 5)
Cradle – Sunday Locations:
Radnor Memorial Park Turf 930-1030am April 8- May 13
Cardinal O’Hara 930-1030am April 8-May 20 (Skip May 5/6th Weekend)
Strath Haven Little Panthers Turf 130-230pm April 8- May 13
LaSalle College High School 4-5pm April 8-May 13

1st Start Lacrosse, for boys and girls aged 3 to 7 to learn the basics of lacrosse in a fun and caring environment with 1st Start Lacrosse. The fun begins April 7. 1st Start Lacrosse is a program dedicated to younger boys and girls who are looking to start lacrosse and get comfortable with a stick in their hands! No equipment is needed, just a lacrosse stick and tennis ball that will be provided every session. 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! Sessions are always 60 minutes long with a few water breaks in between. All 1st start players will receive a t-shirt and plenty of fun prizes throughout the 6 week program. For any other questions or concerns about 1st Start Lacrosse please contact John Bodnar at CoachJohn@1ststartlacrosse.com
The Episcopal Academy, Swarthmore College and Germantown Academy locations are sold out!
Spots open at: The Phield House, Philadelphia, PA, Time: 9-10 AM, 4/7/17-5/12/17
Address: 814 Spring Garden St Philadelphia, PA 19123
All Sports Center, Collegeville, PA, Time: 11:30 AM- 12:30 PM, 4/7/17-5/12/17
Address: 1511 W Main St, Collegeville, PA 19464
To register for spring CLICK HERE!

Face-Off Leagues

Philly Face-Off League at Ampro Sports. In order to be a part of the league you must have at least one year of experience facing-off at a high level for your school or club team. This is an IDEAL clinic for face-off guys who want to compete against other quality face-off players for 90 minutes while receiving individualized instruction. The Philly Face-Off League is run by John Bodnar and Mike Dolente. They both have an extensive background in working with some of the best face-off guys in the area and are asking for more guys to compete.
You can register here at:
https://campscui.active.com/orgs/PhillyFaceOffLeague
Please check out www.phillyfaceoff.com for more information on registration and scheduling. Any other questions please contact John Bodnar at phillyfaceoff@yahoo.com

Spring training

NXTsports Play Fast Lacrosse, for boys aged 4 to 7. The Play Fast Training curriculum is built around progression drills, position-specific stations and the game of Trashcan Lacrosse: the dynamic 2v2 pick-up game that focuses on developing a great handle, learning to play fast and mastering the 2v1 draw & dump. We introduce a wide range of basic to advanced concepts, add subtle challenges, then ask players to be creative in applying them during small sided games and King of the Can tournaments. All programming is highly organized with a focus on high reps in the core skills of the game. We strive for all players to leave our training sessions with the tools and inspiration to take their game to the NXT level.
Play Fast – Dates and Locations:
Tuesdays 530-7pm April 3- May 8 Proving Grounds
To register for Play Fast click on Playfast Spring Training Registration
Questions about Play Fast? Contact Marty Kupprion at coachkupp@nxtsports.com

Lacrosse training, by MapleZone Sports Institute and Fusion Lacrosse. Training options will be open starting January 2nd to both individuals and groups. MSI, which is nationally known for its professional baseball training model, is now implementing its model on the lacrosse side with the many professional coaches provided by Fusion.
Schedule Your Training Here
If your looking to step your up your game, get ready for next season, or just get hands on training then Maplezone Sports Institute Individual & Group Training powered by Fusion Lacrosse will provide you with the highest quality training around.
These one hour training sessions can be broken down to fit your individual or group needs. Offensive, Defensive, Goalie, Faceoff skills, footwork, concepts, the Fusion staff will cater to your needs and abilities.
Highlights: Stick skill & concepts that are suited for you; Improve footwork & conditioning; Improve lacrosse IQ; Up tempo & hands on training.
All training sessions are run by Fusion professionals
Group training sessions can be mixed (short & long sticks) or not. Goalies and face-off players may join but please understand that there is not individual instruction in group training.
Highly suggested that players register with like age groups and skill level.
Tuesday & Thursday
4-5pm or 5-6pm time slots
* If you would like to start training before January 2, 2018 or training session day’s/times don’t work please email coachmacfarlane@playfusionlax.com and we will do our best to schedule around your needs

Spring Tournament

Youth Lacrosse CHAPTER CHALLENGE, April 22 & 28, at the MSI Sports Village in Aston, a youth lacrosse festival for boys and girls that will feature good competition, camaraderie and sportsmanship. Event by Heritage Lacrosse.
Registration is now open for three girls’ divisions (U11, U13, U15) and four boys’ divisions (U9, U11, U13, U15).
Each division will feature two or more brackets to help each time find the appropriate level of play for a good day of festival lacrosse.
The event is open to “Club” and “Travel Teams” and we will have a group teams based on available data to ensure top competition.
We will offer a U15 Elite Bracket for Girls (full checking, provided teams satisfy coaching certification requirements).
For dates of play and guidelines regarding divisions, click here.
THE CAUSE: The Chapter Challenge helps support initiatives of the Philadelphia Lacrosse Association, the chapter of US Lacrosse responsible for promoting the growth and development of the game in Eastern Pennsylvania. Click here to register

North Penn JV Boys’ tournament on Saturday May 5. The tournament will feature a championship format with every team getting a minimum of 2 games and a maximum of 4 games (if you win your bracket).
May 12th as a rain date
$250 per team
2 modified games minimum- tournament format (4 games possible)
PIAA officials
Contact Rick Smith to sign up smithr12@npenn.org

Pre-Season Jamboree Youth Tournament, by the Lax Federation, for boys’ club teams in the 2023 to 2025 divisions on May 13 at Penncrest High School.
BRACKETS: 2023 AA/A, 2024 AA/A, 2025 AA/A
3 Games Plus Playoff (And Championship If Advanced)
40 Minute Game ( 20 Minute Halves Running)
One Timeout Per Game
Certified Referees
Modified U.S. Lacrosse Rule
Click here to register

Prospect Camps

Lehigh Summer Prospect ID Camp
June 10
Day Camp 1:00-5:00 pm
Class of 2019, 2020, & 2021 Prospects
$175
Click Here To Register Online

Lehigh Summer ID Camp (two days)
July 19-20
Two Day, Overnight Camp
Class of 2019, 2020, & 2021 Prospects
Limited to 132 total Prospects
(36 A, 48 M, 36 D, 12 GK)
Fee = $375
Click Here To Register Online

Summer Benefit Game

Shootout for Soldiers Philadelphia, June 13 (7 p.m. start, for 24 hours) at Episcopal Academy.
CLICK TO REGISTER AS A TEAM OR INDIVIDUAL OR TO DONATE
Shootout for Soldiers is a 24 hour lacrosse event with a mission to use lacrosse as a platform to support American veterans and foster community engagement. The games are fun – and are meant to bring the community together in support of our nation’s heroes. There is no championship or all-star team and the score runs for all 24 hours.
There is good food, music and a festival of activities beyond lacrosse that make it a family friendly event for all. Last year SFS Philadelphia raised over $66k dollars through the support of over 700 players and 3,200 spectators in the Philadelphia area.
Those interested can sponsor a team to ensure the team meets its fundraising requirement. Veterans can register for the Veterans Game.

Summer Showcases

Run With The Best Individual Showcase, Stony Brook University, NY. June 2, High School Boys, Grad years 2019-2022. Run with the Best Lacrosse Showcase is one of the first individual lacrosse recruiting showcases of the summer season. This event is open to all rising freshman (2022), sophomores (2021), juniors (2020) and seniors (2019). Individuals will be placed on a team and all teams are coached by college coaches in attendance. Last year colleges from D1, D2 and D3 programs attended to recruit future college players.
Click here to register

Maverik D2 Showcase on June 19, at the Conshohocken Proving Grounds.
The D2 Showcase, powered by Maverik Lacrosse is geared to provide athletes with maximum exposure to the top NCAA Division II schools that offer lacrosse. This single-day event unites student-athletes and NCAA lacrosse coaches seeking athletic recruitment opportunities.
PLAYER REGISTRATION FOR THE MAVERIK D2 SHOWCASE FEATURES
*The most exposure to NCAA Division II lacrosse programs
*Each team will be coached by 2 NCAA Division II coaches
*Recruiting exposure to over 40 Division II coaches in a single day, as well as coaches from other divisions
*Each player is guaranteed 3 games with the possibility of All-Star nomination
*Custom Maverik uniform pack for each player
*Custom Maverik product for the Top 40 All Stars
*Exclusive Live Stream Media coverage
*Access to game video and player highlights
*Gatorade hydration products for each player
*Seminar keynote speaker explaining the benefits of choosing Division II Opportunities!
$299 player registration fee
Register Online Here

The Beast of the East boys’ Showcase, by Victory Events, is accepting nominations, for its 2018 event at Maplezone Sports Village in Aston, PA on June 22. This elite boys’ showcase is for players in the classes of 2019 to 2022. Nominate players for players to get invited.
The event is capped at 216 athletes
Nominations: Rolling
Registration Opens February 1, 2018
Registration Deadline: May 15, 2018
Payment Due at Registration
Team Assignments June 1, 2018
Link to nominate: victoryeventseries.com/beast-of-the-east-showcase/
2018 SHOWCASE TEAM COACHES & CLINICIANS – Coaching List Coming Soon…
Top players selected to All-Star Game;
Beast of the East MVP “THE BEAST” will be named after the All-Star game

Liberty National Elite Showcase, by Victory Events, July 6, DE Turf Sports Complex, Frederica, DE
Divisions: Grad Years: 2019, 2020, 2021 & 2022
Click here to register and for more info

Apex 60 Showcase, July 28-29, Rider University, Lawrenceville, NJ. Only 60 Players Per Grade.
Grades: 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
Invite Only! Click here to apply – http://www.apexlacrosseevents.com/apex60
60 kids per grade (2019, 2020, 2021, 2022)
Interactive coaching with the college coaches.

Summer Tournaments

Liberty Lacrosse Shootout, June 9-10, a competitive boys’ youth lacrosse tournament in a fun and festive atmosphere that celebrates lacrosse, camaraderie and sportsmanship. The Shootout is held in suburban Philadelphia, a few hours’ drive from lacrosse hotbeds, permitting day trips and ensuring good and diverse competition. We typically draw teams from Greater Philadelphia, Mid-Penn, Lehigh Valley, Pittsburgh, New Jersey, Maryland and New York. By Heritage Lacrosse.
Brackets will be organized by grade/graduation year, though we will endeavor to accommodate recreational teams organized by age (i.e., U9, U11, U13, U15). We typically field two levels of play in each bracket based on interest (AA/Elite and A). Dates of play are as follows:
Saturday, June 9th
2029 (1st Grade)
2028 (2nd Grade)
2025 (5th Grade)
2024 (6th Grade)
Sunday, June 10th
2027 (3rd Grade)
2026 (4th Grade)
2023 (7th Grade)
2022 (8th Grade)
Each team will play at least 3 pool games with certified officials. Pool play winners advance in a playoff format. Click here to register your team

LI Lax Fest, Farmingdale State College, NY, June 15th-17th, Boys and Girls Divisions from Varsity to 2028. The LI Lax Fest, by My Lacrosse Tournaments, is long Island’s largest lacrosse event drawing over 300 teams throughout North America. Top clubs and programs spend a weekend in one of the hotbeds of lacrosse competing against each other in a high – level event. College coaches from Divisions I, II and III pack the sidelines to watch the boys high school divisions throughout the weekend.
Click here to register

Boys Summer Slam, by Victory Events, June 23-24
After announcing a sell-out and closing the Boys Summer Slam 2018 registration 2 weeks ago, the Victory Event Series reported that the Boys Summer Slam waiting list has grown significantly. Due to increasing demand and excitement surrounding this year’s 9th annual Boys Summer Slam. The Victory Event Series has partnered with the Greater Chester Valley Soccer Association’s Line Road Field Complex in Malvern, PA which features an additional seven beautiful natural grass fields. This addition brings the total field capacity for the Boys Summer Slam tournament to 30 fields. The tournament will return to both The Westtown School and West Chester United’s Delacy Soccer Complex as well as return to the West Chester Area School District at West Chester Rustin High School this year. All facilities are within 10 miles of one another and teams will be assigned to facilities based on grade divisions. Teams will not be scheduled to move between facilities on the same day. The Victory Event Series prides itself on hosting elite events and elite venues and delivering the total lacrosse experience. Limited spots remain in the event and divisions will be filled first-come, first-serve with some divisions with very limited spots due to facility constraints. To register, visit the Boys Summer Slam tournament website.
High School | 2019 AA/A, 2020 AA/A, 2021 AA/A, 2022 AA/A
Youth | 2023 AA/A/B, 2024 AA/A/B, 2025 AA/A/B, 2026 A/B, 9U A/B
Click here for more info

Liberty National Elite Classic 2018, July 7-8 at Delaware Turf Complex, Frederica, DE
Divisions: 2019 – 2023, A and AA
Click here for more info or to register: http://victoryeventseries.leagueapps.com/events/493527-liberty-national-elite-classic-2018

Victory Summer Classic, by Victory Events, July 7-8
LOCATION: Calvert Regional Park | North East, MD
One Facility | 12 Fields
BOYS DIVISIONS
High School | 2019 AA/A, 2020 AA/A, 2021 AA/A, 2022 AA/A
Youth | 2023 A/B, 2024 A/B, 2025 A/B, 2026 A/B, 9U A/B
Click here for more info

Mid-Atlantic Lacrosse Invitational on July 9-11, at Caravel Academy in Bear, DE. The event, run by the Lax Federation, will feature 48 Teams on six fields and over 65 college coaches. Located on the beautiful Caravel Academy campus in Delaware. It is a short drive from Philadelphia, Baltimore and the East Coast Beaches. The LAX FED Mid Atlantic Invitational is a highly competitive 3-day tournament for high school aged teams. 60+ college coaches are on staff to make it a top recruiting event of the summer.
Each team is guaranteed five games over three days. Games begin on Monday July 9 at noon or later and end Wednesday July 11 in the afternoon. Game video for all 5 games will be included for all teams!
All-Star teams will be selected for 2019, 2020, 2021/22 graduation years. They will compete on Tuesday afternoon following our skills competition presented by Epoch Lacrosse.
Epoch Lacrosse, Lax AllStars, and ConnectLAX will be on site for the entire three days catching all the action and taking interviews from coaches, players, and spectators.
Click here to register.

Apex Summer Invitational, July 10-11, The College of New Jersey, 00 Pennington Road, Ewing Township, NJ.
Divisions: 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022. This small, invite-only lacrosse tournament is for the top lacrosse club programs in the country. The APEX Summer Invitational will feature teams from all over the county in a 2-day event. Each team will play 3 games on Tuesday, followed by 1 game on Wednesday leading into the playoffs. All teams will be guaranteed 5 games. This format allows for all teams to have a great schedule and evenly-matched games. On Tuesday evening an All-Star Game will be held under the lights in the Stadium.
Click here to register

11th Annual Patriot Games, July 14-15, location TBA. The Patriot Games Lacrosse Showcase is a popular boys’ lacrosse tournament held every July at venues in suburban Philadelphia – a convenient forum at the crossroads of major lacrosse hotbeds, including Maryland, New England, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. By Heritage Lacrosse. Click Here To Register

Hershey Shootout, In The Net Sports Complex in Palmyra, PA, July 21st & 22nd, Boys and Girls, HS to 2027. My Lacrosse Tournaments is proud to present the 6th annual Lacrosse Shootout on July 21st & 22nd. This tournament has become a fast favorite on our summer circuit of events! Teams from all over the northeast travel to participant in an action packed weekend!
Click here to register

National Summer Showcases

The Cascade National Prospect Elite 80 nominations are being accepted for the event on July 11-12 at the DE Turf Sports Complex in Frederica, DE. For high school boys and girls graduating in 2020, 2021 & 2022 and committed players in the classes of 2018 and 2019. The Cascade National Prospect Elite 80 is geared to maximize athletic recruiting opportunities for athletes and NCAA lacrosse coaches. Entering its third year, the summer Cascade National Prospect Elite 80 brings together a diverse pool of players that want to supplement their club team participation with an individual showcase that is highly regarded to be one of the best – by collegiate level lacrosse coaches.
Whether you’re uncommitted or committed to attend the college of your choice, the National Prospect Elite 80 is your chance to play with and against other 2020, 2021 and 2022 top-tier players in nation this summer.
Boys Director: Steven Boyle, NCAA DI, Drexel University; Girls Director: Chelsea Rosiek, NCAA DI, St. Bonaventure University
Only 80 players in each graduation year will be selected to attend and this is your chance to be included in the national player Watch List. Submit your nomination application online. There’s no fee to nominate a player and anyone can do it.
Player nominations are evaluated and scored based on completeness of the online nomination form or coach referral by a panel comprised of individuals that are committed to helping others through academic, athletic and community initiatives.
Nominate a player here

The USSSA 2018 National Lacrosse Classic and National Lacrosse Academy, by Legacy Global and , will be held on July 16-19 at the Delaware Turf Sports Complex in Frederica, DE.
The 11th annual event brings together the finest players and coaches July 16-19, 2018 in an event offering extreme competition, exposure to the next level of the sport and an Olympic-style lacrosse experience for every player.
Regional team qualifiers are scheduled throughout the country for all players.
Regional tryouts being held this year:
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR REGIONAL TRYOUTS

Summer Prospect Days

St. Joseph’s Fly with the Hawks Elite Camp, for Classes of 2019, 2020 & 2021, July 24, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. The Fly With The Hawks Elite Prospect Day is designed for elite 2018, 2019 and 2020 players that we have seen play and/or who have a strong interest in Saint Joseph’s University. This camp will provide high level instruction from the SJU staff and players while giving participants the opportunity to showcase their ability against top level competition. The camp will include a presentation segment designed to give insight into the life of a college lacrosse player, an overview of the SJU program and helpful information about the recruiting process. We also include a Q&A session with current players. On the field we focus instruction on fundamentals, position work, and competitive simulations. We expose players to the same drills we run during our practice sessions. Our hope is that you leave Hawk Hill having improved your game and with greater understanding of what it takes to play at the college level. Lunch is provided for all players and after the conclusion of camp we offer a complete campus tour. Click here to register by position

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

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/28/18

Girls’ events

Clinics

Phantastix make-up Winter Clinics, at Archbishop Carroll, April 8!
8:30-10:00 2024/25
10:00-11:30 2023
11:30-1:00 2022
*visit www.phantastixlax.com for more info
*walk ups welcome on either date

ASC Girls Lacrosse Clinic
Ages: 5th-8th grade
Dates: Saturday, March 10th, 17th, 24th, & 31st
Time: 2-4pm
Location: Academy Sports Complex, 3527 Lincoln Highway, Thorndale, PA 19372
Click here to register.
Shake off those winter cobwebs and gear up for Spring lacrosse! Former D1 players will be focusing on fast-paced stickwork, dynamic shooting, defensive footwork, man-up strategy, and end with continuous small-sided scrimmaging. They will also have the help of Varsity high school players who will facilitate drills and demonstrate technique. Start your spring season off strong, and sign up for ASC’s Girls Lacrosse Clinics today! Remember, “Reps equal Progress!

Futures Tryouts

PA Futures Tryouts for the Women’s Professional Lacrosse League, Sunday, April 15 at Episcopal Academy. Price: $125 until registration closes; $140 walk-up fee.
TIMES:
2019s: 9:00am-11:00am
2020s: 11:30am-1:30pm
2021s: 2:00pm-4:00pm
LOCATION: Episcopal Academy, 1785 Bishop White Drive, Newtown Square, PA 19073
Director: Philly Blast Club Director/EA head coach Josie Ferri Tomaino
Click here to register

Youth clinics

1st Start Lacrosse, for boys and girls aged 3 to 7 to learn the basics of lacrosse in a fun and caring environment with 1st Start Lacrosse. The fun begins April 7. 1st Start Lacrosse is a program dedicated to younger boys and girls who are looking to start lacrosse and get comfortable with a stick in their hands! No equipment is needed, just a lacrosse stick and tennis ball that will be provided every session. 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! Sessions are always 60 minutes long with a few water breaks in between. All 1st start players will receive a t-shirt and plenty of fun prizes throughout the 6 week program. For any other questions or concerns about 1st Start Lacrosse please contact John Bodnar at CoachJohn@1ststartlacrosse.com
The Episcopal Academy, Swarthmore College and Germantown Academy locations are sold out!
Spots open at: The Phield House, Philadelphia, PA, Time: 9-10 AM, 4/7/17-5/12/17
Address: 814 Spring Garden St Philadelphia, PA 19123
All Sports Center, Collegeville, PA, Time: 11:30 AM- 12:30 PM, 4/7/17-5/12/17
Address: 1511 W Main St, Collegeville, PA 19464
To register for spring CLICK HERE!

NXTsports Cradle Lacrosse., co-ed beginner lacrosse program for ages 4-7 years old. It focuses on core skill development in a one-of-a-kind, unrivaled environment. Cradle’s six-week program focuses on building a player’s confidence through basic games while teaching the fundamentals. The key to our curriculum is providing opportunities for success for each player in a safe and energetic environment. Most importantly we provide all of the equipment, there is nothing for you to buy.
To register for Cradle click on Spring Cradle Registration
Questions about Cradle? Contact Theresa Giunta at theresa.giunta@nxtsports.com
Cradle – Saturday Locations:
West Chester East High School 9-10 am April 7-May 12
The Phelps School Turf Fieldhouse (Indoor) 10-11 am April 7- May 12
Springside Chestnut Hill Turf 12-1pm April 7-May 5 (2 hours on May 5)
Cradle – Sunday Locations:
Radnor Memorial Park Turf 930-1030am April 8- May 13
Cardinal O’Hara 930-1030am April 8-May 20 (Skip May 5/6th Weekend)
Strath Haven Little Panthers Turf 130-230pm April 8- May 13
LaSalle College High School 4-5pm April 8-May 13

Spring Leagues

Maple Zone Institute/Heritage Lacrosse Sunday Play Days, a youth girls spring league that will feature competitive travel club teams with players in the graduating classes of 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025.
League Overview
All games on turf at the Maple Zone brand new facility!
Each team plays 8 games, plus playoffs
Play 2 games/day every other Sunday
Minimizes conflicts, maximizes value of each game day
Games comprised of four 12-minute quarters
Game Days – March 25, April 8, April 22, May 6, May 20
Location: MSI Sports Village, 4881 Chichester Ave., Aston, PA 19014
Click here to register for the GIRLS Play Days

Spring Tournaments

Youth Lacrosse CHAPTER CHALLENGE, April 22 & 28, at the MSI Sports Village in Aston, a youth lacrosse festival for boys and girls that will feature good competition, camaraderie and sportsmanship. Event by Heritage Lacrosse.
Registration is now open for three girls’ divisions (U11, U13, U15) and four boys’ divisions (U9, U11, U13, U15).
Each division will feature two or more brackets to help each time find the appropriate level of play for a good day of festival lacrosse.
The event is open to “Club” and “Travel Teams” and we will have a group teams based on available data to ensure top competition.
We will offer a U15 Elite Bracket for Girls (full checking, provided teams satisfy coaching certification requirements).
For dates of play and guidelines regarding divisions, click here.
THE CAUSE: The Chapter Challenge helps support initiatives of the Philadelphia Lacrosse Association, the chapter of US Lacrosse responsible for promoting the growth and development of the game in Eastern Pennsylvania. Click here to register

Summer Benefit Game

Shootout for Soldiers Philadelphia, June 13 (7 p.m. start, for 24 hours) at Episcopal Academy.
CLICK TO REGISTER AS A TEAM OR INDIVIDUAL OR TO DONATE
Shootout for Soldiers is a 24 hour lacrosse event with a mission to use lacrosse as a platform to support American veterans and foster community engagement. The games are fun – and are meant to bring the community together in support of our nation’s heroes. There is no championship or all-star team and the score runs for all 24 hours.
There is good food, music and a festival of activities beyond lacrosse that make it a family friendly event for all. Last year SFS Philadelphia raised over $66k dollars through the support of over 700 players and 3,200 spectators in the Philadelphia area.
Those interested can sponsor a team to ensure the team meets its fundraising requirement. Veterans can register for the Veterans Game.

Summer Clinics

STEPS Elite Philadelphia DEVO program, at Radnor HS Encke Field, introduces girls in Grades 3 to 5 to club lacrosse at STEPS Philly.
Dates: May 20th kick off. Uniform distribution, parent meeting, team practice, team bonding; Time: 4:00 – 6:00pm
Practice Dates: May 30, June 4, 6 ,11, & 13; Time: 5:00 – 6:30pm
Tournament: Live, Love, Lax in Bel Air, MD, June 16th & 17th
Cost: $450
A $150 non-refundable deposit (plus processing fee) is due at time of registration.
$300 balance will be due April 1st.
Click here to register
Fee includes: 6 Team Practices, Tournament Entry Fee, Custom NIKE Uniform Kit
**Open to all players in current school year 2017-2018 Grades 3,4 & 5**

Tryouts

WPLL Futures Tryouts for PA, NJ. The WPLL Futures is a nationwide lacrosse development program for high school girls (2019s, 2020s, 2021s) that will focus as much on lacrosse as it will on character and leadership development. Girls will receive paramount instruction from some of the Nation’s best lacrosse players and coaches that will help increase each athlete’s skill level as well as game IQ. In addition, through the Future’s experience, girls will receive invaluable and unique training on gaining confidence, increasing their leadership capabilities, and improving their emotional intelligence (or mental toughness) both on and off the lacrosse field. This is a well-rounded development opportunity that will help girls play at the next level. Pro. Starts here!
NEW JERSEY TRYOUT, REGIONAL DIRECTOR: Lauren Farrell
Sunday, March 25th, TIME: 12:00PM-3:00PM
LOCATION: Princeton Bubble, Powers Stadium, Princeton, NJ 08540
http://www.wpllfutures.com/nj. Contact: becky@prowomenslax.com
PENNSYLVANIA TRYOUT, REGIONAL DIRECTOR: Josie Ferri Tomaino
Sunday, April 15th
TIME: 2019s: 9:00am-11:00am; 2020s: 11:30am-1:30pm; 2021s: 2:00pm-4:00pm
LOCATION: Episcopal Academy, 1785 Bishop White Drive, Newtown Square, PA 19073
http://www.wpllfutures.com/pa
Contact: becky@prowomenslax.com

Training

NXT Lacrosse Academy Session II at Main Line Sports Center in Berwyn. Each NLA series has four 120-minute training sessions featuring intense drills and advanced curriculum topics. The college coaches held live demonstrations and players worked through drills that required critical thinking and an elite skill set. The February NLA is set to get started this coming Saturday, Feb 3rd for the girls and Sunday, Feb 4th for the boys, both programs having very limited space available. Interested players should apply here by clicking on this link. Questions on the girls program can be directed to Kate Henwood (kate.henwood@nxtsports.com), questions on the boys program can be directed to PT Ricci (pt.ricci@nxtsports.com).

NXTsports Play Fast Lacrosse. The Play Fast Training curriculum is built around progression drills, position-specific stations and the game of Trashcan Lacrosse: the dynamic 2v2 pick-up game that focuses on developing a great handle, learning to play fast and mastering the 2v1 draw & dump. We introduce a wide range of basic to advanced concepts, add subtle challenges, then ask players to be creative in applying them during small sided games and King of the Can tournaments. All programming is highly organized with a focus on high reps in the core skills of the game. We strive for all players to leave our training sessions with the tools and inspiration to take their game to the NXT level.
Play Fast – Dates and Locations:
Thursdays 6-730pm March 8-March 29 at Proving Grounds
Tuesdays 530-7pm April 3- May 8 Proving Grounds
To register for Play Fast click on Playfast Spring Training Registration
Questions about Play Fast? Contact Marty Kupprion at coachkupp@nxtsports.com

Youth skills

NXTsports Cradle Lacrosse. Cradle Lacrosse is NXT’s co-ed beginner lacrosse program for ages 4-7 years old. It focuses on core skill development in a one-of-a-kind, unrivaled environment. Cradle’s six-week program focuses on building a player’s confidence through basic games while teaching the fundamentals. The key to our curriculum is providing opportunities for success for each player in a safe and energetic environment. Most importantly we provide all of the equipment, there is nothing for you to buy.
To register for Cradle click on Spring Cradle Registration
Questions about Cradle? Contact Theresa Giunta at theresa.giunta@nxtsports.com
Cradle – Saturday Locations:
West Chester East High School 9-10 am April 7-May 12
The Phelps School Turf Fieldhouse (Indoor) 10-11 am April 7- May 12
Springside Chestnut Hill Turf 12-1pm April 7-May 5 (2 hours on May 5)
Cradle – Sunday Locations:
Radnor Memorial Park Turf 930-1030am April 8- May 13
Cardinal O’Hara 930-1030am April 8-May 20 (Skip May 5/6th Weekend)
Strath Haven Little Panthers Turf 130-230pm April 8- May 13
LaSalle College High School 4-5pm April 8-May 13

Spring League

NXT Girls Mid-Atlantic Lacrosse League at Conshohocken Proving Grounds. Each competing team will play eight games on four weekend dates in April and May. Like the Boys League, the Girls League will also feature a Championship Round in May for the top two teams in each division!
The Girls Mid-Atlantic Lacrosse League looks to support the play and growth of competitive lacrosse at the youth levels by providing options to girls and teams seeking a competitive atmosphere!
The 2018 Girls Mid-Atlantic Lacrosse League will feature divisions for players in the 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026 graduation years.
Girls teams committed to the 2018 Mid-Atlantic Lacrosse League include:
HHH, Uprising, NXT, T3, DEWLAX, XTREME, Comanche Lax, Pure Lacrosse (MD), Belles Lacrosse, & Mesa.
The Mid-Atlantic Lacrosse League is currently at 85% capacity. Registrations for the final spots will be accepted up until January 15 (or until full). If you are interested or have additional questions, please contact Amanda Kammes, at Amanda.kammes@nxtsports.com.

Summer Benefit Game

Shootout for Soldiers Philadelphia, June 13 (7 p.m. start, for 24 hours) at Episcopal Academy.
CLICK TO REGISTER AS A TEAM OR INDIVIDUAL OR TO DONATE
Shootout for Soldiers is a 24 hour lacrosse event with a mission to use lacrosse as a platform to support American veterans and foster community engagement. The games are fun – and are meant to bring the community together in support of our nation’s heroes. There is no championship or all-star team and the score runs for all 24 hours.
There is good food, music and a festival of activities beyond lacrosse that make it a family friendly event for all. Last year SFS Philadelphia raised over $66k dollars through the support of over 700 players and 3,200 spectators in the Philadelphia area.
Those interested can sponsor a team to ensure the team meets its fundraising requirement. Veterans can register for the Veterans Game.

Summer Showcases

The Cascade National Prospect Elite 80 nominations are being accepted for the event on July 11-12 at the DE Turf Sports Complex in Frederica, DE. For high school boys and girls graduating in 2020, 2021 & 2022. The Cascade National Prospect Elite 80 is geared to maximize athletic recruiting opportunities for athletes and NCAA lacrosse coaches. Entering its third year, the summer Cascade National Prospect Elite 80 brings together a diverse pool of players that want to supplement their club team participation with an individual showcase that is highly regarded to be one of the best – by collegiate level lacrosse coaches.
Whether you’re uncommitted or committed to attend the college of your choice, the National Prospect Elite 80 is your chance to play with and against other 2020, 2021 and 2022 top-tier players in nation this summer.
Boys Director: Steven Boyle, NCAA DI, Drexel University; Girls Director: Chelsea Rosiek, NCAA DI, St. Bonaventure University
Only 80 players in each graduation year will be selected to attend and this is your chance to be included in the national player Watch List. Submit your nomination application online. There’s no fee to nominate a player and anyone can do it.
Player nominations are evaluated and scored based on completeness of the online nomination form or coach referral by a panel comprised of individuals that are committed to helping others through academic, athletic and community initiatives.
Nominate a player here

Summer Tournaments

Summer Rise, by Victory events, June 16-17
LOCATION: The Westtown School | West Chester, PA
DIVISIONS
High School | 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
Youth | 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026
Click here for more info

Lax Amplified Youth Tournament for Girls, June 16-17 at In The Net Sportsplex, near Hershey, PA. This is an all girls’ youth event (2021-2026) – which features many more champions than just tournament champions. We award prizes for Best Team Spirit, Best Team Dance, Best Sportsmanship. We are hop, skip and jump away from Hershey Park and all the surrounding activities including some incredible Golf Courses for Dads!
Click here to register.

Girls Summer Slam by Victory Events
July 7-8,
Seneca High School | Tabernacle, NJ
DIVISIONS
High School | 2019 A/B, 2020 A/B, 2021 A/B, 2022 A/B
Youth | 2023 A/B, 2024 A/B, 2025/26 A/B
Click here for more info

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

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/8/18

Ridge-NJ 5, Conestoga 4, OT
Ridge 1-1-1-1-1 = 5
Conestoga 1-1-1-1-0 =4

Conestoga
Tate Kienzle 1g 1a
Nick Braendel 1g
Cliff Madden 1g
Will Schnorr 1g, tying goal withj 7 seconds left in regulation
James Reilly 8 for 13 FO
Scott MacMillan 15 saves

Fusion Lacrosse, the sponsor for the Philly boys’ high summaries, offers elite coaching and travel teams as well as comprehensive training and events for both box and outdoor lacrosse. Click here to get more information about Fusion Lacrosse

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/8/18

Shipley School senior Griff Gallagher knows the full meaning of the Checking for Cancer Tournament.

“This tournament is really big to us; my dad (Dan) was diagnosed with prostate cancer early because of the tournament about 8 years ago and by catching it early he has recovered and is cancer free,” said Gallagher a senior midfielder.

Shipley’s Griff Gallagher (left) and Henry Reed

Saturday at Shipley’s Farm Fields, Gallagher made his father proud by scoring two of his three goals in the last period when the Gators (4-1) rallied from a 9-6 deficit and won, 12-11, over rival Harriton in overtime on a goal by Henry Reed.

The contest was one of four played at the Farm Fields and one of eight overall in a tourney that was in its 10th year and raises awareness and funds to educate the community on early detection of prostate, colorectal and testicular cancers.

While some of the games feature nationally-ranked squads, the Shipley-Harriton contest was an old-fashioned dogfight between two rivals located only a few miles apart. And few of the games in the 10 years could have matched this one for even play and excitement.

Harriton (2-4) took an 11-9 lead on a goal by Leo Wackerman (2 goals) with 1:54 to play off a Charlie Veasey (3g, 2a) feed. But defenseman Will Drake (12 GBs, 5 takeaways) went coast to coast for a goal 23 seconds later and Josh Gallia tied it with :38 to play.

Overtime didn’t last long. Reed (3g ,2a, 9/15 FO, 2TA) won the draw, took it to goal and tallied the game-winner 12 seconds into the extra frame when he converted a feed from Luke Grayum (3g, 2a).

Shipley acted like it had won a championship, celebrating wildly after Reed’s goal.

Harriton coach Joe Proud gives instructions

“It’s mental preparation,” said Reed. “You look forward to those moments since you’re little. To do it against a rival like Harriton, it’s awesome.

“I figured we had possession, here’s our chance to do it now. Luke and I have that chemistry. I knew he was going to throw it. All I had to do was put it in. It’s fun to be able to win this time.”

Both Reed and Gallagher said competing in this event is special.

“The lacrosse played at Checking for Cancer features some of the best matchups in the country this weekend,” said Reed. “For us to be a part of it is great. The atmosphere so much bigger than normal; we had great game fans support.”

“You could tell how excited we were about winning,” added Gallagher. “This has been a big rivalry for us. We exchange wins and losses, lost to them on Senior Day last year (11-6). The defense came up with some big stops and the offense kept rolling in the fourth quarter.”

Michael Stewart scored three goals and Ben Schall added a pair for the Rams while Robbie DePetris had 12 saves in goal.

“It was a heartbreaker for us today but a great game and great cause to be a part of,” Harriton coach Joe Proud said. “Both teams played hard from start to finish and both teams made some great plays.

“Shipley just made the last one. Our goalie, Robbie DePetris, played a stellar game in the net to keep it so tight. Hats off to Coach Duncan and his squad for the win.”

Said Harriton coach Mark Duncan: “We look forward to this game; it’s one of the games we circle on the schedule. A lot of the kids grew up playing in Ashbee or club.

Shipley coach Mark Duncan draws up the game-tying goal

“We love hosting it; it’s been a few years now. It’s an honor. It was a fun crowd and the weather changed (from early forecasts of snow). What;s better than winning in overtime? It’s always great to play against Coach Proud; he is from Western New York at West Gennie and I am from Ward Melville (on Long Island). It’s New York West vs East for us. I am happy to get the win; the boys dug down deep.”

Shipley School 12, Harriton 11, OT
Harriton 3-3-2-3 -0 11
Shipley 2-3-1-5-1 – 12

Harriton
Charlie Veasey 3G 2A 4gbs
Michael Stewart 3G
Ben Schall 2G
Leo Wackerman 2G
Brian Stewart 1G 1A 1 cto 4 gbs
Ethan Rodgers 1A 1cto 5 gbs
Robbie DePetris 1A
Ben Tishgart 17/28 FO 4 gbs
Robbie DePetris 15 saves
Defense led by Aedan McKenna 1 cto and 1gb, and Jackson Sanders

Shipley School
Luke Grayum 3g, 2a
Henry Reed 3g,2a, 9 of 15 FO, 2 TA, GW 12 seconds into OT
Griff Gallagher 3g, 3a
Randall Brown 1g, 1a
Will Drake 1g, 12 GB, 5 TA
Josh Gallia 1g
Nate Yi 9 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/9/18

High School
Boys’

Archbishop Carroll at Archbishop Wood
Perkiomen School at Barrack Hebrew Academy
Haverford High at Cardinal O’Hara
Holy Ghost Prep at Central Bucks South
Abington at Council Rock North
Father Judge at Devon Prep
Frankford at George Washington
Bellevue, WA at Haverford School
Bonner-Prendergast at Interboro
Manheim Township at Lampeter-Strasburg
Council Rock South at Pennsbury
Berks Catholic at Ridley
Neshaminy at Roman Catholic
Northeast HS at Simon Gratz Charter
New Hope-Solebury at Springfield-Montco
Pennridge at Unionville
Pottsgrove at Upper Darby
Episcopal Academy at Upper Dublin

Girls’

Wissahickon at Central Bucks South
Upper Dublin at Central Bucks West
Neshaminy at Council Rock South
Central Bucks East at Emmaus
Boyertown at Exeter
Pennsbury East at Hatboro-Horsham
Plymouth-Whitemarsh at Haverford
Upper Merion Area at Jenkintown
Lampeter-Strasburg at Manheim Township
Merion Mercy Academy at Mt. St. Joseph Academy
St. Basil Academy at Nazareth Academy
Collegium Charter at Phoenixville
Coatesville Area at Pottstown
Allentown Central Catholic at Quakertown
Upper Perkiomen at Souderton
Cardinal O’Hara at Springfield-Delco

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.

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/9/18

The Phillylacrosse.com Boys’ Rankings:

1. Avon Grove (4-0) Prev: No. 2 – The Red Devils host Bishop Shanahan Tuesday in a key Ches-Mont League contest.

2. La Salle (3-1) Prev: No. 3 – The Explorers host No. 5 Malvern Prep on Tuesday.

3. Haverford School (5-3) Prev: No. 1 – The Fords open Inter-Ac League play Friday at home vs. Penn Charter.

4. Central Bucks East (4-0) Prev: No. 5 – The Patriots have allowed just six goals in their first four games; they play at No. 1 Avon Grove on Saturday.

5. Malvern Prep (3-2) Prev: No. 4 – The Friars open their Inter-Ac slate at Episcopal Academy on Friday.

6. Manheim Township (6-0) Prev: No. 7 – The Blue Streaks play at Lampeter-Strasburg today.

7. Strath Haven (6-0) Prev: No. 8 – The Panthers host Lower Merion Tuesday in the Central League.

8. Allentown Central Catholic (5-0) Prev: No. 10- The Vikings play at 4-1 Easton on Tuesday and at 3-1 Southern Lehigh on Wednesday.

9. Conestoga (2-4) Prev: No. 6 – The Pioneers fell to Ridge (N.J.) Sunday, 5-4, in OT in an inter-state battle at Rutgers University, played before the Big 10 game between Michigan and Rutgers. The Pioneers host Radnor Tuesday night in the Central League.

10. Upper Dublin (5-0) Prev: NR – The Cardinals jump into the rankings after an impressive 13-8 win over Academy of the New Church. They host Episcopal Academy today.

11. Downingtown East (6-1) Prev: No. 9 – The Cougars dropped a heartbreaking overtime decision to Strath Haven on Saturday and look to rebound Tuesday against Bellevue (WA).

12. Salesianum School-DE (3-2) Prev: No. 12 – The Sals rallied to defeat defending N.C. Private School champion Christ School, 9-8, Saturday on a GW goal by Chad Cannon in the Champions Challenge (N.C.); on Sunday Sallies toppled St. Josephs Collegiate (NY), 10-9, on a GW tally by Cooper Urban. The Sals host rival Cape Henlopen on Saturday.

13. Academy of the New Church (2-4) Prev: No. 11 – The Lions look to rebound from a four-game losing streak Tuesday at North Penn.

14. Moorestown-NJ (5-0) Prev: No. 15 – The Quakers play at Watchung Hills Tuesday.

15. Episcopal Academy (1-2) Prev: No. 14 – The Churchmen play at Upper Dublin today.

Under consideration: Bishop Shanahan (3-0); Central Bucks West (5-0); Garnet Valley (4-2); Lenape-NJ (4-0); Parkland (3-2); Penn Charter (3-5); Radnor (5-1); Shawnee-NJ (4-0); Springfield-Delco (4-2); Southern Lehigh (3-1); St. Augustine Prep-NJ (3-0); Wilmington Friends-DE (2-0); Wilson (5-2).

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/9/18

The Phillylacrosse.com Girls’ Rankings:

1. Moorestown-NJ (5-0) Prev: No. 1 – The Quakers host Allentown (N.J.) today.

2. Archbishop Carroll (2-0) Prev: No. 2 – The Patriots play Tuesday at Lansdale Catholic.

3. Harriton (4-0) Prev: No. 7 – The Rams host Garnet Valley Tuesday in a key Central League game.

4. Agnes Irwin (4-3) Prev: No. 3 –  The Owls, coming off a key overtime win over Episcopal Academy, host Manheim Township Thursday and Good Counsel (MD) on Friday.

5. Springfield-Delco (4-1) Prev: No. 4 – The Cougars play Thursday at Garnet Valley in the Central League.

6. Manheim Township (6-0) Prev: No. 6- The Blue Streaks play Thursday at Agnes Irwin.

7. Notre Dame Academy (4-1) Prev: NR – The Irish stunned Inside Lacrosse’s No. 5 team, St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA), 7-6, at the Spring Fling. ND hosts Penn Charter Tuesday in the Inter-Ac.

8. Penncrest (3-1) Prev: NR – The Lions, who stamped themselves as a contender in the Central League with a win over Garnet Valley, host Ridley on Tuesday.

9. Garnet Valley (4-1) Prev: No. 5 – The Jaguars have two key Central League games this week; Tuesday at Harriton and Thursday at home vs. Springfield-Delco.

10. Conestoga (4-2) Prev: No. 8 – The Pioneers play Tuesday at Radnor.

11. Episcopal Academy (1-4) Prev: No. 9 –  EA continues its rugged early-season Tuesday vs. national power Bishop Ireton (VA) at the US Lacrosse field in Sparks, MD.

12. Unionville (4-1) Prev: No. 10 – The Indians host Bishop Shanahan Thursday in the Ches-Mont.

13. Cape Henlopen-DE (4-0) Prev: No. 13 – The Vikings toppled Maryland Pubic power Queen Anne’s County, 11-7, on Saturday.

14. (tie) Owen J. Roberts (2-4) Prev: No. 11 – The Wildcats play at Methacton on Wednesday in the PAC.

15. (tie) Radnor (4-1) Prev: No. 12 – The Raiders host Conestoga on Tuesday in the Central League.

15. (tie) Strath Haven (5-0) Prev: No. 14 – The Panthers host Unionville on Saturday.

15. (tie) Eastern-NJ (4-0) Prev: No. 15 – The Vikings host Clearview Regional on Tuesday.

Under Consideration: Central Bucks West (5-0); Cherokee-NJ (4-0); Clearview Regional-NJ (3-2); Exeter (5-0); Haddonfield-NJ (2-0).

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/9/18

Pennridge 2018 goalie P.J. Matkowski has been named the Pansini Law Group Female Scholar-Athlete of the Week, the first award winner of the season.

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

P.J. Matkowski Profile:

P.J. Matkowski

School: Pennridge

Year: 2018

Position: faceoff specialist

Immediate plans: Enlisting in the Marine Corps

Lax club team: Phillie Elite

Extracurricular Activities: Freshman basketball, lacrosse, and National Honor Society.

Community/Service Organizations and projects: Volunteered and donated to a local ASPCA-type organization.

Athletic honors: Unsung hero (freshman year), defensive player of the year (sophomore year), Unsung Hero and Honorable Mention All-Suburban One (junior year).

What are your college/service/future goals?
Matkwski: “My future goals are to become a United States Marine, and then graduate college with a degree in science.”

How do you describe leadership?
Matkowski: “Leadership to me doesn’t necessarily mean leading by words, but more by actions, and I think it takes a strong will to be a good leader. Also, I believe a leader is born with the ability; it is not something you can teach.”

How do you balance lacrosse, school, and extracurriculars?
Matkowski: “I balance school, lacrosse, and the gym by keeping a schedule and not procrastinating. I try to work my hardest in everything I do, and don’t give up.”

High school coaches from Philly, Delaware, South Jersey, the Lehigh Valley and Central PA 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

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/9/18
Staff Report

The 7th Annual “Drew Bauer City Championship Memorial Game” will be held Tuesday (7:00) when West Chester East (2-3, 2-0) hosts West Chester Henderson (3-3, 2-1) in a special Ches-Mont League boys’ lacrosse game.

The Drew Bauer City Championship Memorial Game helmet goes to the winner of the game each year

Drew Bauer died seven 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 as well as a player on men’s teams in the county.

The Drew Bauer City Championship Memorial Game helmet goes to the winner of the game each year.

WC East coach Jim Schorn, a close friend to Drew and his family, created the memorial event to recognize Drew’s many contributions to the sport and to youth lacrosse with West Chester’s strongest rivalry (Drew played at East and his brother, Nate, was an East graduate while his brother, Sam, graduated from Henderson).

Schorn’s club team, “Man Up,” also donated a Cascade Pro7 helmet that shows East’s colors on one side and Henderson’s on the other to honor the game and the rivalry. Henderson grads and supporters Ryan Cranston and Sean Evans – both of whom were coached by Bauer in post-collegiate leagues – donated time to develop the helmet.

The trophy goes to the winner of the game every year to display in their trophy case. Also, a player who best exemplifies Drew’s commitment to the sport will be recognized after the game as the “Bauer Blue Collar” recipient for exemplifying the many attributes Drew showed as a player, coach and person.

The first two years the honoree has been Henderson’s Owen Evans; in 2014 the honoree was Warrior junior Nosh Joseph; in 2015 it was Jack Twohig; in 2016 there were four winners, Henderson’s Kyle Dampman, Jason DePhillips, Cody Pascale and Nick Mascetti and last year it was Henderson defenseman Steve Fuller. Henderson has won the game all six years, but each year the games are tight.

Wayne Sporting Goods will donate custom shorts and Team ManUp will give a $50 donation to the Blue Collar winner this year.

Drew began coaching youth lacrosse when he was a sophomore at West Chester East High School and continued coaching after attending college at St. Joseph’s University. He coached several years for the Southeastern Pennsylvania Penn Stars youth team and had been coaching in the West Chester Lacrosse Association since 1998.

Drew, the son of WCLA President Mike Bauer, also coached for many years with the Chester County U-15 team at the Keystone Games as the defensive coordinator. He was to serve as an assistant for the team that competes last summer in the annual event at State College. Drew, along with Schorn, coached Chester County to the gold medal at the Keystone Games in 2010.

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Phoenixville 19, Collegium Charter 4

Collegium
Gillian Schlenner 4g
Tatie Washington 1a
Kathleen Amoroso 9 saves

Phoenixville
Ameerah Green 2g 2a
Rosalia Palazzolo 2a
Maddie White 3g
Morgan Wineburg 1g
Kyra Trafford 2g 1a
Gabby Herschell 1g
Andrea Hook 1g 1a
Alana Lathan 3g
Katie Baker 6g
Sydney Alling 5 saves

Central Bucks South 12, Wissahickon 8

CB South
Anna green 4 goals 2 assists
Kasey Dietzel 3 goals 2 assists 6 draw controls, 3 caused turnovers
Deanna Bongarzone 2 goals 1 assist
Francine Richick 2 goals 1 assist
Erin Mayeros 1 goal
Laura Robinson 8 saves

Wissahickon
Sarah itineri 5 goals
Brooke Berry 1 goal
Quinn Gaffey 1 goal
Abby Detroat 1 goal
Kelly Dickson 1 assist

Upper Merion 18, Jenkintown 3
Halftime score- 12-2

UM Goals:
Catherine Merritt- 6 g
Riley O’Malley- 3 g, 3 a
Molly Weygand- 2 g, 4 a
Quinn O’Malley- 2 g, 3 a
Rella Staley- 2 g
Bella Disanto- 2 g
Avalon Roberts- 1 g
Anya Waller- 8 saves

Haddonfield (NJ) 19, West Deptford (NJ) 4
Haddonfield 9 10 19
West Deptford 3 1 4

Haddonfield
McKenzie Blake 6g 1a
Jaimie McCormick 4g
Caroline Beckett 2g 1a
Brooke Fiannacca 2g
Gabi Connor 3g 1a
Ashley Campo 2g 4a
Olivia Conquest 3 saves

Springfield Delco 16, Cardinal O’Hara 4
Halftime 11-4

Springfield Scoring
Erin Gormley. 4 g
Dana Carlson 2 g
Olivia Pace. 2g
Julie Schickling 2g
Olivia Little. 2g. 2 a
Belle Mastropietro 2g. 4 a
Alyssa Long. 2g

O’Hara Scoring
Ana DiRita. 2 g
Rachel Familetti. 1 g
Sammi Donnelly. 1 g

Goalies
S- Aidan Gallagher. 3 saves
S- Dana Mirigliano. 1 save

O- Jackie Duebler-Peterson 8 saves

Moorestown (NJ) 15, Allentown (NJ) 3

Moorestown
Isabel Arvelo 1g, 2gb, 1ct
Rylee Brown 1g
Julia Dalmass 1gb
Cailin Field 1g, 2gb
Kayla Frank 1g, 2gb, 1 INT
Ava Frantz 2g, 1a, 1gb
Kacey Knobloch 2g, 1a, 1gb
Ashley Nutt 1g
Robin Panzarella 4g, 1a, 1gb, 1 ct
Colette Smith 2g, 1a 3gb
Emily Toft 4 saves

Cherry Hill West (NJ) 14, Cherry Hill East (NJ) 3
Cherry Hill West 6 8 14
Cherry Hill East 1 2 3

CHW
Paige Tambussi 1g
Kelsey Clauss 4g 2a
Meghan McGlinn 1a
Maria Spiotto 1g 1a
Madelyn Orefice 5g 1a
Sophia Graffeo 3g 1a
Gina Marie Bellon 8 saves

CHE
Julia Verna 1g 1a
Elissa Cohen 2g
Juliane Calalo 1a
Ali Kueny 11 saves

Abington 12, Great Valley 8
Abington 7-5- 12
Great Valley 4-4- 8

Abington
Abby Thomas 1a
Natalie McNamara 7g
Lauren Van Buren 2g
Kaley Ehnow 2a
Jamira Mashore 1g, 2a
Taheera Rodgers 2g, 1a
Shea Gormley 1a
Ellie Hughes 10 saves

Pottstown 20, Coatesville 3
Pottstown 12-8=20
Coatesville 1-2= 3

Pottstown
Ebony Reddick 9g,2a,10gb,2dc
Da’zah Regusters 3g,12gb,6dc
Taylor Sundstrom 3g
Christina Butler 1g,4gb,6dc
Abbie Krause 3g
Maryam Belgrave 1g
Reilly Owens 11 saves

Coatesville
Giana Minniti 1g
Lucie Dietrich 1g
Maya Rhymes 1g

Pennsbury 12, Hatboro-Horsham 7
Penn: 4-8 = 12
HH: 2-5 = 7

Pennsbury
Lily Nolan 7G
Emelie Curtis 2G, 2A, 2CT
Sarah Mac Davis 2G
Brooke Weaver 1G, 1A
Annie Price 2A
Nell Webber 1A
Emily Engeland 1A
Natalie Smith 16 saves

HH
Gabby Liott, 5g
Lindsay Coats, 1g
Megan Acker, 1g
Jess Shaffer, 1a
Arielle Hammer Goalie 10 saves

Upper Dublin 10, Central Bucks West 9
Upper Dublin 5 5 10
CB West 6 3 9

Upper Dublin
Lindsey Schreiber 4 g 1a 4DC 2CT
Maddie Templeton 3g 1a 3GB 3CT
Mack Moore 1g 2a
Julia Reardon 1g 1a
Aly Breslin 1g
Sarah Herchenroder 6 saves

West goals:
Dani Dundas 3
Finely Ueland 3
Maddie Maio 3

West assists:
Chloe Miller Russo 1
Emma Haring 1
Dani Dundas 1
Maddie Maio 1

West saves:
Lauren Ring 7

Boyertown 10, Exeter 9
BT – 7 – 3 – 10
E – 5 – 4 – 9

BT
Sydney Fox 1g, 1a, 3gb, 7dc, 1ct
Kasey Roberts 2ct
Hayden Corcoran 2g
Kaleigh Gallagher 2gb, 2ct
Ashley Dierolf 1a
Amanda Diachynsky 3g, 1a, 5gb
Kylie Webb 2g, 1a, 1gb, 1dc, 1int, 2ct
Cassie Kidwell 1gb, 1ct
Asia Swenk 2gb
Liz Tamasitis 1g
Kristi Kada 1gb, 1dc
Maddie Monka 1g
Lilly Mauger 1a, 2dc
Sarah Didget 5 saves
Kasey Fox 3 saves

Exeter
Hudiak 3g
Bared 3g
Karstein 2g, 1a
Halsey 1g
Goalie 5 saves

Plymouth-Whitemarsh 14, Haverford 3
HALFTIME-11-1

PW
Vic Betterly 5g,2a
Ali Diamond 4g, 3a
Sophie Kollkka 2g,3a
Max Leszczynski 2g
Raquel Baskin 1g
Meghan Ely 4 saves

HAV
REILLY MORGAN–2G
NORA JANZER-1G
MORGAN PASQUERELLO–1A
CARLY GANNON–1A
LAUREN JOHNS–6SAVES

Central Bucks East 13, Emmaus 8

CB East
Brigitte Bishop 4g, 1a
Katie Powell 4g
Riley Forman 5g
Mackenzie Boyle 2a

Interboro 15, Penn Wood 1
Interboro: 11-4-15
Penn Wood: 0-1-1

Interboro:
Keri Barnett (freshman) 3g, 2a
Gab Mendez (senior) 1g, 1a
Morgan Reed (sophomore) 2g, 2a
Jenna Schreiber (junior) 1g
Nicki Floyd (sophomore) 1g, 1a
Marissa Mullan (sophomore) 3g
Jackie Floyd (sophomore) 1g
Brae Mecouch (senior) 1g
Julie Navin (sophomore) 1g
Gianna Frangelli (freshman) 1g
Madison Diehl (sophomore) 1a
Freshman Goalie Mekkena Balawejder: 1 save

Penn Wood:
Breann Pearson: 1g
Goalie Sonia Sesay: 13 saves

Souderton 14, Upper Perkiomen 8
UP: 3-5-8
Phx: 10-4-14

Upper Perkiomen
Courtney Bauer 3g; Hope Flack 3g; Liz Fox 1g; AiYi Young 1g; Erika Boyer 3a;
Alyse Thompson, goalie, 7 saves

Souderton
Carlie Doughty 3g, 3dc
Kate Connolly 2g, 2a, 1ct, 1dc
Riley McGowan 6g, 1a, 1ct
Sarah Goodwin 2g, 2a, 5dc
Liz O’Hara 1g, 1ct
Randi Hess 2dc
Juliana Borisow 1ct
Lauren Scott 10 saves

Mt. St. Joseph Academy 13, Merion Mercy Academy 6
Mount 8-5-13
Merion 3-3-6

Mount
Cara Anne Sheedy 1g 2gb
Erica Brocato 1g 6dc
Liz Meister 2g 4a 1dc 1gb 1ct
Brooke Blanche 1g 1a
Margaret Anne Boreman 1g 1gb 1ct
Carrie O’Connor 1g 1gb
Elise Smigel 5g 1dc
Kennedy Cligett 1g 1a 3dc 1ct
Kristen O’Connor 2ct 1int
Merith Rickers 1ct
Bernedatte Shields 6saves

Merion
Merion
Arianna Lavelle 2g
Emily Hauck 1g, 6dc
Quinn Guilday 1g
Margo Carlin 1g, 1a

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Council Rock South 8, Pennsbury 6

CR South
Phillip Mignacca 3g
Brandon Follis 3g
Austin Gambino 1g
Brendan Gambino 1g
Daniel Scannapieco 1g
Danny Schlupp 13 saves

PENNSBURY
BEN ABRAHAM 2G
COLE RUOFF 1A
NICK SUTTON 3G
LUKE VANDO 1G,1A 7GB
NATE RACAGNO 6GB
BRYCE RANIELLO 4GB
AVERY DYSART 3GB
CHARLIE NUSCHKE 3GB
JESSE KEATON 3GB
JAKE KREFETZ 4GB 9/16 F/O
TIME DAVIS 6 SAVES

Council Rock North 13, Abington 5

CR North
Peter Lehman 4g, 4a
Luke Waltrum 3g, 1a, 7 gb
Freddie Germana 2g, 1a, 4 gb
Beckett Thompson 1g, 2a
while Patrick Higgins 1g
Brenden McLaughlin 1g
Ian Waitkus 1g
Dan Guest 3gb
Andrew Tate 2gb

Unionville 9, Pennridge 8
Unionville 2-1-3-3- 9
Pennridge 3-0-3-2- 8

Unionville
Joey Detorre 3 goals 1 assist, GW with 15 seconds left
Zach Lawrence 3 goals
Drew Lenkahtis 1 goal 1 assist
Gerry Ulatowski 1 goal 1 assist
Andrew Bowers 1 goal
John Quillman 1 assist

Pennridge
Nick Fanelli 4g
Ryan Garner 3g, 1a
Matt Nevells 1g
Jack Garner 1a
Austin Swartley 9 saves

Springfield-Montco 14, New Hope-Solebury 0

Springfield
Paul Richardson-4g
Nic Pugliese-3g
Zack Coppol-2g
Wilson Krewson-2g
Trey DuBose-2g
Teddy Saunders-1g

The Haverford School 16, Bellevue (WA) 4
Halftime HS 5 – B 3

Haverford
Scott Deck 1a
TJ Malone 2g, 4a
Luke O’Grady 3g, 1a
Peter Garno 2g, 2a
Brennan McBride 2g
Payton Hollway 1g, 1a
Tim Carlson 1g
Adam Salvaggio 3g
Geordy Holmes 1g
goalie Harrison Fellheimer 11 saves
goalie Robert Esgro 1 save

Bellevue
Heed 1g, 1a
Albright 2g
Sunderland 1a
Peloquin 1g
Sullivan 1a
Kinanya 1a

Upper Merion 17, Jenkintown 3
Upper Merion 12 – 5 – 17
Jenkintown 2 – 1 – 3

Interboro 15, Bonner-Prendergast 2
Interboro 4-7-3-1-15
Bonner 0-0-1-1-2

Interboro
Gaige Lennon 4G 4A
Michael Porreca 3G 1A
Brody Butler 1G 3A
Nick Mormando 2G 1A
Mikey Brown 3A
Steve Schwartz 1G
Johnny Scibello 1G
Brett McLaughlin 1G
Matt Mosloski 1G
Ian Birney 1G
AJ Porreca 1A
Josh Ciabatoni 1A
Connor Evans 2 saves
CJ Jones 2 saves

Bonner-Prendergast
Brady 1G
Ahearth 1G

Pope John Paul II 12, Coatesville 5

PJP
Justin Kent 3g,2a
Kyle Donavan 3g, 1 a
Nick Russo 2g
Shane McConnell 1g
Matt Cressman 1g
Eric D’Agostino 1g
Ryan Lohr 1g
Noah Balliet had 5 saves

Coatesville
Alex Ly 1g
Dylan Graybeal 1g
Nik Thompson 1g
Deyon Moreno 1g
Logan Fleming 1g
Micah Kranzel 4/8 FO + 1a

CB South 9, Holy Ghost Prep 8
CBS 0 4 1 4
HGP 3 4 0 1

CB South
D. Poli – 3g, 3a, 2gb
A. Novick – 3g
J. Reilly – 1g, 1gb Game Winner
J. DeLaurentis – 1g
C. Abbonizio – 1g
M. Stoll – 4gb, 2/4 fo, 1fto
A. Ballantine – 3gb
T. Horvath – 3gb, 6/15 fo
M. McDonald – 2gb, 1fto
E. Quinn – 1gb
C. Falkowski – 1gb
D. McCrory – 1gb, 2fto
B. Sautner – 1gb, 13 saves
C. Manibo – 1fto

HGP
Zach May-11 Saves
Zach Nangle 1 G 1 A
George Rusnak 2G 2A
Phil Rueter 1 G
Ben Morschauser 2 G
Owen Yake 1 G
Tim Wolfe 1 G
Matt Rueter 9/17 6 GBs
Kaden Marotta 2 CTs 3GBs
Matt Savinon 2 GBs
Nick Appolonia 2 GBs 2 CTs
Dan Forsythe 3 GBs
Jack Mahoney 3 GBS 2 CTs

Archbishop Carroll 13, Archbishop Wood 10
Archbishop Carroll: 4-3-5-1=13
Archbishop Wood: 2-2-3-3=10

Archbishop Carroll
Ritter 3g 3a
Kearney 4g
Krieger 3g 3a
Zarwie 1g 1a
Walsh 1g 1a
Borkowski 2g 1a
Aman 11/20 faceoff A. Ritter 5/5 faceoffs
Tarasca 8 saves

ABW
Brian Graham (Sr/G) 11 saves
Eric Bauer (Sr/M) 3G, 2A, 4GB
Colin Moore (Sr/A) 2G, 2A
Colin Burestle (Jr/A) 1G, 2A
Dylan Huegel (So/D) 1G, 1A, 4GB
Greg McFadden (Sr/M) 1G, 3GB
Andrew Leinenbach (Jr/A) 1G, 2GB
Dan Divita (Fr/M) 1G
Grant Boyk (Sr/D) 1A, 1GB

Cherry Hill East (NJ) 11, Williamstown (NJ) 8
Williamstown (1-5) 2 2 1 3 -8
Cherry Hill East (3-1) 4 2 4 1 -11

Williamstown
Bryce Monahan 5g
James Favieri 2g, 2a
Alex Cordano 1g
Joey Brad 2 saves

Cherry Hill East
Eric Sherman 6g, 1a
Justin Brown 4g
Robert Rojas 1g
Brendon Porras 1a
Chris Lembo 1a
Rei O’Brien 1a
Colin Cunningham 3gb
Andrew Curran 6gb
Sam Stoffman 5gb
Harrison Gutin 8 saves

Devon Prep 7, Father Judge 1

DP
Defense led by Luke Gutowski, Anthony Maiale, Tyler Gazda, and Cole Hines
Ryan Klauder 7 saves
Tim Fitzgerald 3g
Noah Thies 2g
Dan Boyle 1g
Will Ianieri 1g

Haverford High 15, Cardinal O’Hara 2
Haverford: 3. 5. 6. 1. 15
OHara: 0. 1. 0. 1. 2

Haverford
Cole Lukasiewicz: 4/1
Jack Daly: 3/2
Kyle Bennett: 2/1
Matt Young: 1/0
Jaiden Davis: 1/0
Alex McKendry: 1/1
Sean Leyden: 1/0
JT Smyth: 1/0
Jim Klein: 1/0

O’Hara
James Kutafaris: 2/0
Troy Percival: 0/1

Faceoffs
Haverford
Matt Young: 5-8
Kevin Dougherty: 4-2
O’Hara
Ryan Culp: 11-7

Saves
Haverford
Shane Liney: 3
Chris Coffey: 2
O’Hara
Kevin Waldron: 8

Upper Dublin 9, Episcopal Academy 5
Upper Dublin 1-4-2-2=9
Episcopal 1-2-1-1=5

Upper Dublin
Max Winebrake 4g, 1a
Luke Roselli 3g
Jerry Bardol 1g, 2a
Brian McCarry 1g
Colin Asper 1a
Nick Sowers 1a
Dillon Lojeski 17 saves
Luke Roselli 7/17 Faceoff
Nick Sowers 5 gbs 1ct
Brody Balasa 3gbs 1ct
Anthony Cerminara 3gbs
Luke Roselli 3gbs
Cary Romig 2gbs
Colin Asper 2gbs
Jake DiMartile 1gb 1ct

Episcopal
Furey 2g
Cuniffe 1g
Simmon 1g, 1a
McCoun 1g
Bates 1a
Chess 6 saves
Henderson 10/17 Faceoff
Chambers 5gbs
Loughead 2gbs
Bates 2gbs
Tuma 2gbs

Haddonfield (NJ) 14, Cherry Hill West (NJ) 1
Haddonfield 0 0 0 0 -14
Cherry Hill West 0 0 0 0 -1

Haddonfield
Will Batson 3g
Aiden Blake 2g
Jack DeVita 1g
Max Norton 2g
Will Sabia 3g
Justin Fini 3g

Eastern (NJ) 8, Washington Township (NJ) 4

Washington Township
Jake Dzierzgowski 1g, 3a
Dante Magliano 2g, 1a
Cole Rueblinger 1g

Manheim Township 19, Lampeter-Strasburg 3
MT 7+8+3+1=19
LS 1+1+0+1=3

MT
Sean Curcio 5g, 2a
Tre Freeman 4g, 3a
Eddie Newman 2g, 2a
Bryce Hutchinson 2g, 2a
Grayson Sallade 1g, 1a
Zach Diamond 1g, 2a
Ben Mann 1g
Jeffrey Sturla 1g
Tommy Mann 1g, 1a
Anthony Gugluizza 1g
Zack Dotter 1a
Caton Johnson 4 saves

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High School

Boys’

Bishop Shanahan at Avon Grove
George Washington at Central Philadelphia
Radnor at Conestoga
Bellevue, WA at Downingtown East
Allentown Central Catholic at Easton
Harriton at Garnet Valley
Neshaminy at George School
Sun Valley at Great Valley
Boyertown at Interboro
Malvern Prep at La Salle
Appoquinimink (DE) at Manheim Township
Academy New Church at North Penn
BL Charter at Northeast
Central Bucks East at Owen J Robserts
Freedom at Parkland
St Augustine Prep-NJ at Penn Charter
Pottsgrove at Perkiomen Valley
Spring-Ford at Phoenixville
Methacton at Pope John Paul II
Penncrest at Ridley
Germantown Academy at Shipley School
Pennsbury at Souderton
Marple Newtown at Springfield-Delco
Lower Merion at Strath Haven
Oxford Area at Unionville
Haverford HS at Upper Darby
Plymouth-Whitemarsh at Upper Merion
West Chester Henderson at West Chester East
Kennett at West Chester Rustin
Mastery Charter at West Philadlephia

Girls’

Penn Wood at Academy Park
Springside Chestnut Hill at Agnes Irwin
Lansdale Catholic at Archbishop Carroll
Collegium Charter at Barrack Hebrew Academy
Episcopal Academy at Bishop Ireton (VA)
Avon Grove at Bishop Shanahan
Cardinal O’Hara at Bonner-Prendergast
Plymouth-Whitemarsh at Downingtown East
Coatesville Area at Downingtown West
Allentown Central Catholic at Easton Area
Northeast at Frankford
Central HS at George Washington
Franklin Towne Charter at Girls HS
Garnet Valley at Harriton
Upper Darby at Haverford
Chichester at Interboro
West Chester Rustin at Kennett
Strath Haven at Lower Merion
Springfield-Delco at Marple Newtown
Penn Charter at Notre Dame Academy
Unionville at Oxford
Nazareth at Parkland
Ridley at Penncrest
Conestoga at Radnor
Great Valley at Sun Valley
West Chester East at West Chester Henderson

College
Men’s

Division I
Princeton at Siena 3:00 pm

Division II
Chestnut Hill at St. Thomas Aquinas 4:00 pm

Division III
Goucher at Immaculata 4:00 pm
Rosemont at Purchase 7:00 pm

Women’s
Division I
Maryland at Princeton 7:00 pm

Division II
Chestnut Hill at Felician 7:00 pm
Holy Family at Thomas Jefferson 4:30 pm

Division III
Notre Dame (MD) at Cabrini 4:00 pm
Rutgers-Camden at College of New Jersey 7:00 pm
Catholic (DC) at Franklin & Marshall 4:00 pm
Marywood at Gwynedd Mercy 7:00 pm
Centenary at Neumann 4:00 pm

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/10/18

Archbishop Ryan High School 2018 attackman Dan Frechette has committed to play Division III lacrosse at Immaculata University.

Dan Frechette profile:

High School: Archbishop Ryan High School

Dan Frechette

Grad Year: 2018

Position: Attack

College Choice: Immaculata University

Club Team: Rhinos Lacrosse

Lacrosse Honors: All-Catholic Honorable Mention

What do you plan to major in? Marketing

Why did you choose Immaculata? “Immaculata had everything I was looking for both on the field and in the classroom. They also have a notable coaching staff that’ll help me improve.”

HS team’s team’s 2018 outlook? “We have a strong group of players that have been together for years which gives us a competitive chance against any team we face.”

Thank You: “I would like to thank my friends and family for pushing me in the right direction, especially my mom for sacrificing things to get me where I am today. A special thank you to Steve Pape and Fred Bottone for helping become the player I am today and preparing me for the next level.”

Main Line Sports Center, the official sponsor for Phillylacrosse.com boys’ recruits, congratulates Dan Frechette. Main Line SC, located at 1340 Swedesford Road, Berwyn, PA, 19312, offers elite training and clinics for boys and girls as well as club programs for boys. Featuring 5 large indoor fields, we cater to sports teams and organizations looking for a practice facility with ample space and state of the art equipment. Our sports arena is available for organized practices and training sessions for all levels and ages of athlete. Due to the scale and layout of our facility, Main Line Sports Center can handle large practices, as well as Tournaments, special events and private parties for your group or team. Please contact the office at 610-640-1420 for information or access the Main Line website at http://mainlinesportscenter.com/

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/10/18
From Press Release

The KSF (Katie Samson Foundation) Lacrosse Festival will be celebrating its 18th year. The KSF Lacrosse Festival began in 2000 and has grown into the premier high school lacrosse event in the United States.

Katie Samson

This year’s festival will be held on Saturday April 28th at Radnor High School, and will be the LARGEST single-day high school lacrosse festival in the country with 54 varsity teams (26 premier boys’ teams and 28 premier girls’ teams on six fields running simultaneously), wheelchair rugby, tennis and basketball games, youth games, 20+ vendors, 10,000+ fans, 50+ major sponsors and 2 FanZones with rides, bounces, rock walls, face painting, BBQ, funnel cakes, raffle prizes, clothing, equipment etc., and a special guest appearance from the Phillie Phanatic!

Games begin at 9:00 am. (see schedule below). Bring your family, we’ll provide the fun!

The Katie Samson Foundation gives back! Over $100,000 was raised in 2017 with the generous support of over 50 sponsors, donations from attendees, as well as fundraising efforts by each participating lacrosse team. Since 2000 over $1.9 million has been distributed to charities benefiting medical research and providing care for people with spinal cord injuries– patient care (46 percent), research (43 percent), and quality of life (11 percent).

The Event:

The KSF Lacrosse Festival began in 2000 and has grown into the premier high school lacrosse event in the United States. Motivated by Katie’s perseverance and courage, volunteers in the lacrosse community and beyond support the cause year after year. The festival is filled with activities for the whole family; with exciting lacrosse team match-ups, a demonstration of wheelchair sports, food, fan zones, and a spirit of sportsmanship and purpose. With generous support of over 50 sponsors, donations from attendees, as well as fundraising efforts by each participating lacrosse team, the Katie Samson Lacrosse Festival has raised over 1.9 million dollars. We appreciate the tremendous support and we hope to see you at the 2018 Festival.

The Highlights:

* 27 premier boys’ and girls’ league-sanctioned regular season games and several youth team games
* The Fest offers these athletes an opportunity to experience a unique community spirit of giving while competing in a challenging sporting event.
* Six fields running simultaneously from 9am to 5pm.
* Over 10,000 attendees
* Disabled athletes demonstrating wheelchair tennis, basketball and rugby games.
* Families from all over the mid-Atlantic region will be enjoying games, rides, boutiques, face-painters, balloon artists, great raffle prizes, plenty of food and of course, great lacrosse. There will be two FanZones which will have “Katie’s Kiddie Korner” for younger fans- with clowns and balloon designs, a Mechanical Bull, Rock Climbing Wall, moon bounces, music, and a visit from the Phillie Phanatic!
* Food vendors in each Fan Zone.
* Boutiques in both Fan Zones guarantee a shopping opportunity for all – including the latest lacrosse clothing and gear at great Fest prices.

The Cause:

The Katie Samson Foundation GIVES BACK! KSF raises money for research to identify a cure for spinal cord injuries and to optimize care and quality of life for spinal cord patients. The foundation also promotes social awareness as the lacrosse community comes together to support the festival. Through Katie’s courage and perseverance, her foundation has successfully raised funds to support spinal cord injury research and rehabilitation programs that provide much needed independence and quality of life improvements for those with spinal cord injuries.

Katie Samson – The Inspiration:

Katie Samson grew up in Wayne, Pennsylvania and attended Radnor High where she was a goalkeeper for the girls lacrosse team. Katie went on to study Art History at Middlebury College where she also played Division III lacrosse and helped her team capture a National Championship in 1999. The following winter Katie suffered a spinal cord injury while sledding and became a quadriplegic.

After months of rehabilitation and encouragement from family and friends, Katie went back to finish her degree and help coach her college team to two more National titles. In 2004, Katie moved to Arizona to pursue her graduate degree where she remained for 6 years. She moved back to the Philadelphia area in 2010 and is currently the Assistant Director of Museum Education at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.

Katie loves traveling, exploring new accessible trails for birding, and spending time with her nieces and nephews. Katie also enjoys storytelling as a creative art form and performs for different organizations in Philadelphia. As a peer mentor for people who have suffered spinal cord injury through Magee Rehabilitation Hospital, Katie encourages her mentees to seek out adaptive sports and therapeutic programs that have had such a positive effect on her life.

Event Details:

The high school games will begin at 9:00am on Saturday, April 28th. All of the games will be played at Radnor High School. The festival website, www.katiesamsonlaxfest.com, has an amazing inspirational video, the full schedule as well as all the other exciting details. Or visit us on Facebook – KSF Lacrosse Festival. A $10 ($5 for students/under 3 is free!) admission fee allows unlimited access to all activities and rides within the two Fan Zones.

Supporting the festival offers an opportunity to do something meaningful and historic to impact the lives of people affected by spinal cord injuries. The Katie Samson Foundation is a 501©3 corporation. All donations are tax deductible. Please visit our website or contact the Directors of Development, Eric Gorman at KSFlacrossefest@gmail.com with any questions.

The schedule
Boys
9 a.m.
Prevost – Archbishop Carroll v. Downingtown West
Loop – Wissahickon v. Shipley School
Creek – Garnet Valley v. Spring-Ford

11 a.m.
Prevost – Academy of the New Church v. Downingtown East
Loop – Great Valley v. Marple-Newtown
Creek – Central Bucks West v. Harriton

1 p.m.
Prevost – Brunswick School (CT) v. Penn Charter
Loop – Pennridge v. Springside Chestnut Hill Academy
Creek – Avon Grove v. Malvern Prep

3 p.m.
Prevost – Hill School v. Germantown Academy
Loop – Kennett v. Lower Merion
Creek – Conestoga v. St. Joseph’s Prep

4:00 p.m.
Turf1/Enke – Radnor v. Episcopal Academy

Girls

9 a.m. .
Turf1/Enke – Harriton v. Owen J. Roberts
Pike – Great Valley v Villa Maria Academy
Rowland – Lower Merion v. Springside Chestmut Hill Academy

10:45 a.m.
Turf1/Enke- Garnet Valley v. Episcopal Academy
Pike – Baldwin School v. Exeter
Rowland – Shipley School v. Penn Charter

12:30 p.m.
Turf1/Enke- Radnor v. Upper Dublin
Pike – Abington v. Agnes Irwin
Rowland – Archbishop Carroll v. Unionville

2:15 p.m.
Turf1/Enke – Friends’ Central v. Merion Mercy
Pike – Germantown Academy v. Henderson
Rowland – Conestoga v. Downingtown West

4:00 p.m.
Pike – Academy of Notre Dame v. Bishop Shanahan
Rowland – Hill School v. Germantown Friends

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/10/18

The Sports Fan Base Network (SFBN) will broadcast the high school girls lacrosse game on Thursday April 12th at 7 PM between host Garnet Valley and Springfield-Delco.

The game can be seen live on the SFBN Facebook page which can be accessed by going to www.SFBN.LIVE in your web browser or by typing in ‘The Sports Fan Base Network’ on Facebook in your web browser on your computer, tablet or smart phone.

This broadcast will be available for FREE for anyone in the world – whether you are a Facebook member or not.

For all questions regarding the broadcast, please e-mail us at TheSFBN@gmail.com.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/10/18

Penn Charter 6, Notre Dame Academy 5
Halftime PC 3 ND 2

PC
Darcy Felter 1 goal 1 CT
Kaylee Dyer 4 goals (game winner) 1 gb
Leah Sax 1 goal
Alexis Joseph 3 gbs 1 ct
Molly Visco 3 gbs 2 cts
Vanessa Ewing 1gb 1 ct
Ava Coyle 1gb 1ct
Hayley Hunt 14 saves

NDA
Claire Gola- 2G, 1A, 3 DC, 3CT, 3 GB
Mikayla Dever- 1G
Caitlyn Mullen- 1G, 2GB
Anna Grace Coyne- 1G, 2GB
Riley Gillin- 3DC, 2 CT, 2GB
Jackie Lanzalotto 5 Saves

Penncrest 15, Ridley 6

Penncrest:
Carly Baillis 2 Goals 1 Assist (Tying Goal with 97 seconds left)
Julianna George – 2 Goals
Kenna Kaut – 1 Goal
Sadie King – 1 Goal
Logan O’Donnell 1 Goal
Mia George 1 Goal 1 Assist
Grace Harding 2 Goals (Game Winner with 29.5 seconds left)
Abby Pennoni 1 Goal

Ridley
Camryn McNeal 1 Goal
Riley Delaney 4 Goals
Regan Nealon 3 Goals
Kara Nealon 1 Goal
Kathryn Toohey 1 Goal
Madi McKee 1 Assist

Penncrest Corryn Gamber 6 saves
Garnet Valley Sam Hamalak 9 saves

Franklin Towne Charter 9, Girls HS 4
Half: FTC 8 GH 0

FTC Goal Scorers:
Laura Pelczar – 3
Madyson Schwartz – 2
Lauryn Bohn -2
Jordyn Colville – 1
Gianna DiNofa- 1
Megan Ware Goalie Saves – 11

GH Goal Scorers:
V. Sin 4

Plymouth-Whitemarsh 9, Downingtown East 7
Halftime score. 5-5

PW
Ali Diamond 4g, 3a
Vic Betterly 3g
Sophie Kollkka 1g 2a
Max 1g, 1a
Meghan Ely 13 saves

D-East
Livi Lawton 2 goals
Emily Wurzel 2 goals
Leah Hunter 1 goal
Kira Flynn 1 goal
Jess Myers 1 goal
Goalie saves – Ava Irwin 1 save

Garnet Valley 8, Harriton 7
Garnet-5-3-8
Harriton-5-2-7

Garnet
Riley Delaney-2g
Cam Faith- 2g (including game winner), 1gb, 2dc
Abby Kalish-2gb (including game clinching gb)
Madi McKee-1g, 5dc
Kamryn McNeal- 3a (including game winning assist), 1ct
Kara Nealon- 1a, 1dc
Regan Nealon- 3g, 1dc, 1ct
Devin Taulane- 2gb
Emma Taviano- 1gb
Kathryn Toohey- 1a, 2dc
Linda Zamrowski- 1gb
Sam Hamalak- 7 saves

Harriton:
Greta Stahl 2 G 4 DCs
Katelin Williams 2 G
Allison Schwab 1 G 2 A
Molly McDonogh 2 G 3 DCs
Lucy Dwyer 3 GBs 1 DC 2 CTs
Devin McClain 7 Saves 2 GBs 1 CT

Archbishop Carroll 18, Lansdale Catholic 0

Archbishop Carroll
Shutout by goalie Julia Dellarata
Kelly Ann Matey 1g
Katie Detwiler 1g
Amber Garner 1g
Fabian’s Narda 1g
Alex Cabahug-Almonte 1g
Liza Dellarata 1g
Keri Daly 1g
Sydney D’Osogna 1g
Sabrina Narda 1g
Grace Ewing 1g
Margeaux Pawlec 1g
Jess Suloff 1g
Shea Neary 1g
Karli Dougherty 1g
Juliana Keith 1g
Carleigh Connors 1g
Nicole Pawlec 1g
Lana Pergine 1g

Jenkintown 15, Lower Merion 3
Jenkintown 9 – 6 – 15
Lower Moreland 2 – 1 – 3

Radnor 11, Conestoga 10 (OT)
Radnor 4-6-1-11
Stoga 5-5-0-10

Radnor
Molly May 5G (including OT game winner free position)
Cate Cox 2G
Carleigh Goldstein 1G
Ellie Mueller 1G
Tori DiCarlo 1G
Cat Belveal 2A
Julia Rigolizzo 1G, 4GB!
Phoebe Proctor 10 saves

Stoga
Rachel Clark 2g
Julie Littlewood 2g
Nia Scott 2g
Maddie Wood 1g
Cam Evitts 1g 2a
Amelia Kienzle 1g 2a
Sydney Sloan 1g
Christin Ealer had 5 saves
Sam Centofante had 2 saves

Strath Haven 18, Lower Merion 5
Half: Strath Haven 11, Lower Merion 3

Goals Strath Haven
Chloe Brennan 2
Margot Hotham 2
Sophie Hasse 1
Emily Raech 2
Olivia Memeger 4
Gillian Brennan 4
Paige Gillespie 1
Devon Maillet 1
Danielle McNeely 1

Goals Lower Merion
Catherine McFarland 2
Olivia Ruth 1
Ashley Roberts 2

Assists Strath Haven
Emily Raech 3
Olivia Memeger 2

Goalie Saves Strath Haven, Katie Capalbo 3

Goalie Saves Lower Merion, Lilli Dowdall 2, Ellie O’Keefe 2

West Chester Rustin 9, Kennett 6

Wcr
Ashley chisholm 4 g
Emily supplee 3 goals
Tina St. Clair 1 g 2a
Katie stubits 1g
Madddie montenianco 6 saves

Kennett
Schaen 2 goals
Sandusky 1 g
Fantazzi 1 g
Sandusky 1g
Fowler 1 g
Mannino 5 saves

Great Valley 25, Sun Valley 0
Great Valley: 19 – 6, 25
Wissahickon: 0 – 0, 0

GREAT VALLEY:
Hilditch 4g, 3a
Karwoski 5g, 1a
Liberato 4g
Rubin 2g, 2a
Stagnaro 3g
M. Flynn 3g
Alleva 2g, 1a
Macaleer 2g
Peduto 1a
S. Flynn 1a
Greco – 4 saves

SUN VALLEY:
9 Saves

Springfield-Delco 16, Marple Newtown 2
Halftime. 14-1

Springfield Scoring
Belle Mastropietro. 3g
Julie Schickling. 3g
Dana Carlson. 2g
Olivia Little. 2g
Bria Hemphill. 2g
Alyssa Long. 1g
Casey O’Connor. 1 g
Meghan Cull. 1g
Madelyn DiEnna. 1g
Aidan Gallagher. 1 save
Dana Mirigliano. 3 saves
Gina Hazzard. 3 saves

Marple- Newtown Scoring
Kaley Cristello. 1 g
Kylie Gilola. 1g. 1 a

Germantown Academy 13, Baldwin 8

Baldwin
Myla Barnett 3g, 5 DC, 2 CT, 2 GB
Marissa McGarrey 2g, 4 DC, 4 CT
Sean Tuckman 2g, 2 DC
Ellie Capuano 1 g, 1 A
Olivia Tornetta 10 Saves

Eastern (NJ) 16, North Hunterdon (NJ) 4
Eastern (6-0) 9 7 -16
North Hunterdon (2-4) 2 2 -4

Eastern
Kara Heck 1g, 1a, 3gb
Dani Mlkvy 3g, 5gb
Tori Accardo 2g, 4a
Savannah Slack 3g, 1a, 4 gb
Jessica Kinser 5g, 3a, 1gb
Madison Cowdin 1a
Jenna Casole 1g, 1a
Marissa Robbins 1g, 1a, 1gb
Kelli McGroarty 6 saves
Kaitlyn Henry 2gb
Anacapri Slack 1gb
Amanda Farnsworth 1g

Academy Park 16, Penn Wood 0
Halftime AP 11, PW 0

Academy Park
AP: Riley Street 3 (1A), Shayna Flory 3 (1A), Nyla Merritt 2 (1A), Alicia Matthews 2, Hannah Reif 2, Imani Bradhams 2, Danielle Balogh 1, Kelsey Weber 1, TaeJa Chambers-Jackson 3 saves

Penn Wood
Tymara Love and Sonia Sesay combined for 8 saves

Interboro 17, Chichester 2
Interboro: 11-6-17
Chichester: 2-0-2

Interboro:
Keri Barnett (freshman): 4g 2a
Molly Dowling (senior): 3g 1a
Morgan Reed (sophomore): 4g 2a
Marissa Mea (sophomore): 1g 2a
Marissa Mullan (sophomore): 3g, 3a
Brae Mecouch (senior): 1g
Jenna Schreiber (junior): 1g
Paige Drowart (senior): 1a
Izzy Ianncelli (junior): 1a
Taylor Navin (junior): 1a
Jaila Zaccarria (goalie): 13 saves

Chichester:
Olivia Esposito: 2 goals
Arianna Hess: 7 saves

Haverford 13, Upper Darby 2
Haverford 11-2- 13
UD 1-1- 2

HAVERFORD
WILLA HETZNECKER-5G 1A
NORA JANZER-2G 2A
MORAGN PASQUERELLO-2G
MIA CIANCIO-1G 3DC
REILLY MORGAN–1G
MAYA LEBLANC–1G
CARLY GANNON-7GBS 2DC
LAUREN JOHNS–10 SAVES 4 GROUND BALLS

UD
VIOLET LANGE-2G
MARIANNA KEITA GOALIE–12 SAVES

West Chester Henderson 16, West Chester East 9
Halftime: 12-2

Stats for HENDERSON
Lilly Siskind 4g 5GB 1 interception
Jordyn Bauer 4g 4a 5GB 1DC interception
Shannon Earley 1g 1A 4gb 4dc
Peighton Bement 3g 2GB
Julia Bixler 2G 2A 2GB 2dc 1ct
Maddie Reuther 2G 1gb
Taylor turner 5 saves

Stats for WC east
Saundra godshall 5G
Alex heard 4g

Agnes Irwin 18, Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 3

AIS
Alex Hark – 3g, 1a, 6DCs
Ellie Kirkpatrick – 3g
Maria Pansini – 1a, 2 DCs
Emily Wills – 1g
Kacy Hogarth – 3a, 3DCs
Natalie Pansini – 3g, 1a
Natalie Corkran – 1g
Julianne Carey – 4g
Brynn Ammerman – 1a
Caitlin Regan – 3g

SCHA
Brooke Prochniak 1g
Caitie Brook 1g
Riley Redpath 1g
Delaney Sweitzer 19 saves on 36 shots, 2 CTO

Unionville 14, Oxford 1
1st half: Unionville (12) – Oxford (0)

Unionville
Mina Scott – 1 G, 2 A
Hannah Close – 1 G, 2 A
Erin Garvey – 3 G, 2 A
Annie McDonough – 1 A, 1 A
Emma Malone – 1 G
Shannon Garvey – 1 G, 3A
Mauria Blair – 1 G
Katie Anderson – 1 G, 2 A
Lily Niemkiewicz – 2 G, 1 A
Lily Dietrich – 2 G
Madi H – 1 A

Parkland 20, Nazareth 6
Parkland 12- 8 20
Nazareth 4- 2. 6

Parkland:
Emily Leiby 1g
Morgan Hurd 1g 1a
Camryn Barnett 6g
Maeve Leonzi 2g
Mackenzie Roth 3g 3a
Abby Pope 5g
Abby Giacobbe 2g
Goalies: Kenzie Galucy 1 save Brie Barraco 6 saves

Nazareth:
J. Kolakowski 1g
L. Kolakowski 3g
Wapelhorst 1g
Witmer 1g
Goalie: Johns 2 saves

Bishop Shanahan 15, Avon Grove 5
8-3 at half

Shanahan
Kaela Smith: 4G, 1A
Monica Manley: 5G, 6 draw controls
Avery Abbonizio: 2G, 1A
Kelsey French: 1G
Jess Holowsko: 1G
Gianna DeCesaris: 1G, 1A
Michelle Warren: 1G
Jess Gorr: 6 saves

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Academy of New Church 9, North Penn 4
ANC 1-1-5-2 9
NP 0-1-1-2 4

ANC
Jeb Brennfleck 1 Goal
Andrew Lapenta 2 Goals
David Closterman 2 goals 1 assist
Wil Vandegrift 2 Goals
Kevin Vandegrift 1 goal
Drew Carr 1 Goal

NP
Andrew Kelly 1g
Danny Payne 1g 1a
Stephen RInck 2g
Eric Diamond 1a
Nic Conry 1a
NP Faceoff’s: RJ Macnamara 1w, Terryn Arnott 3w
NP Saves: Bryon Rimmer 4saves

Henderson 18, West Chester East 7
WCH 5 5 5 3 -18
WCE 1 2 2 2 -7

Henderson
A. Rymiszewski 5g 2a
Joe Saulino 2g 3a
Jeff Benson 4g 1a
Jack Saulino 2g 4a
Jon Hamm 1g
Pat Keegan 3g 3a
Luke Wierman 1g 2a
Jack Micco 1a
Kyle Dampman 3 saves
Aidan Jacobs 5 saves

WCE
Jacob Greiner 5g
Joe Carozza 1g
Rocco Grello 1G
Ben Delaney 1A
Seth Cohen 1A
Bryant Maits 1A
Jack Macanally 8 saves
Brian Andiario 4 saves

Manheim Township 19, Appoquinimink (DE) 5

MT 10+2+4+3=19
Appo 0+4+1+0=5

MT
Grayson Sallade 6g, 1a
Sean Curcio 4g, 1a
Tre Freeman 2g, 3a
Zach Diamond 2g
Eddie Newman 1g, 1a
Bryce Hutchinson 1g
Anthony Gugluizza 1g
George Hetrick 1g
Ben Mann 1g
Jeffrey Sturla 2a
Caton Johnson 5 saves
Owen Hirsch 1 save

Central Bucks East 12, Owen J. Roberts 2
CB East 1-1-6-4- 12
OJ Roberts 1-0-0-0- 2

CB EAST
Ryan Stout – 3G 1A, 2 gb
Michael Ott – 3G, 15 of 15 FO, 9 gb
Jacob Manion – 2G
Collin Stein – 1G 1A, 8 gb
Greg Scholz – 1G 1A 2 gb
Jake Ventresca 1G 1A
John Galow – 1G
Jake Kueny – 1/1 FO, 1gb
Liam Rosenthal – 6 saves
John Galow – 4gb
Tyler Tracy – 1gb
Drew Bethke – 1gb

Souderton 12, Pennsbury 9

Souderton
Stephen Blue 3g 3a
Dylan Anderson 4g
Walker Martin 2g 1a
Adam Booz 1g 2a
Cole Witoslawski 1g 1a
Jalen White 1g 1a
Axell Beskaer 9 Saves

Boyertown 10, Interboro 4
Boyertown 5-1-4-0-10
Interboro 1-1-0-2-4

Boyertown
Brady McFalls 1G 1a
AJ Robinson 1a
Brewer Johnson 1G 1a
Nick Moccia 3g
Skylar Wallace 1G 1a
Alex axman 1G
Mason Turner 3g

Interboro
Michael Porreca 1G
Gaige Lennon 1G 1A
Brett McLaughlin 1G 1A
Mikey Brown 1G
Nick Mormando 1A
Steve Schwartz 1A

Perkiomen Valley 13, Pottsgrove 2
PV 5-3-3-2 13
PG 1-0-1-0 2

PV Stats
Richie Marshall 2g 4a 6gbs
Brian Fehr 2g 3a
Max Nice 2g 1a 12gbs
Nick Steele 1g 2a
Nick Pammer 3a 5gbs
Matt Brock 2g 14/14 FO 9gbs
Connor Roop 2g
Zach Schiffman 2g
Bobby Hanshaw 2/3 FO
Rob Farrington 2 saves 2 GA
Jacob Klosinski 5 saves 0 GA

Pottsgrove Stats:
Charles Sithens 1g
#18 (name not provided) 1g

St Augustine Prep (NJ) 5, Penn Charter 3

PC
Jayce Dyer-1g
Spencer Gallant- 1g
Lance Reiner- 1g
Blake Target- 1a
Gavin Tygh- 9/12 FO
Carson Marano- 9 saves

Germantown Academy 9, Shipley 6

GA
Kerway Tsai 1g
Wills Jordan 1g
Gunnar Bogorowski 2g 1a
Dom Sinker 2g
Noah Spratt 1a
Tim Ruth 1g 1a
Conall Sweeney 1g
Liam Rosato 1g 1a, 14 of 18 face offs

Shipley
Luke Grayum 2g, 2a
Grif Gallagher 3g
Randall Brown ha1g
Josh Galia 2a
Nate Yi 9 saves

Pope John Paul II 3, Methacton 2

PJP
Kyle Donovan 2g
Matt Cressman 1g
Noah Balliet 11 saves

Haddonfield (NJ) 14, Cherry Hill West (NJ) 1
Haddonfield (4-2) 4 4 3 3 -14
Cherry Hill West (2-4) 0 0 0 1 -1

Haddonfield
Will Batson 2g, 2a, 3 gb
Aiden Blake 2g, 10 gb
Jack DeVita 1g, 3gb
Max Norton 2g, 3gb
Will Sabia 2g, 2a, 2gb
Justin Fini 3g, 1gb
Tommy Batson 1g, 4gb
Reece Purnell 1g, 1a, 1gb
Aiden Bell 1a, 2gb
Mitchell Rothstein 5gb
Kyle Garstkiewicz 2gb
Max Green 2gb
Finn Miller 2gb2
Ben Nugent 2gb
Colin Price 2gb
Sam Hoffman 1gb
Jack Ward 1gb
Will Gramigna 2 saves

Great Valley 14, Sun Valley 9
GV: 4-6-3-1
SV: 1-1-2-5

Great Valley
Darren Middleton 4g
Ty Hayes 3g
Owen Banavitch 3g, 4a
Peter Oberly 1g, 2a
Jack Myer 1g, 1a
Joey Oldt 1g
A.J. Bernardine 1g

Haverford HS 14, Upper Darby 5
Haverford 5. 3. 6. 0 – 14
Upper Darby 0. 2. 1. 2 – 5

Haverford Goals/Assists
Jack Daly 8g/1a
Cole Lukasiewicz 4g/1a
Alex McKendry 1g/1a
JT Smyth 1g

Upper Darby Goals/Assists
P. Burke 1a
C. Cuccinata 1g
D. Sunit Fort 1g/1a
B. Cash 1g
B. Phan 1g
J. Johnson 1g

Haverford faceoffs
Matt Young 10-4
Kevin Dougherty 0-1

UD faceoffs
J. Douglas 1-5
D. Sunit Fort 8-5

Haverford Saves
Shane Liney 2
Chris Coffey 4

UD saves
V. Miginnis 11

Malvern Prep 8, La Salle 4
Malvern Prep 1-3-2-2- 8
La Salle 2-0-2-0- 4

MP
Glynn 2g
White 1g
Traynor 2g
McCahon 1g 1a
Gabrielsen 1g
Mcgill 1a
Ward 1g
Pettit 9 saves

La Salle
Mathew Clibanoff 2g
Ethan LaMond 1 g
Chris Mochaitis 1g

Springfield-Delco 9, Marple Newtown 8
Spg 1332 9
Mnhs 2123 8

Springfield
M Tulskie 2,1
K Long 2,2
J Debernardi 1,1
J Spence 2,1
L Difonzo 1a
B Garcia 2g
J Donegan 4 saves

Mnhs
AL Viola 2g 1a
Marlon Weathers 1g 2a
Luke Jelus 2g
‎Mike May 1a
‎Vince Terra 2g
Colin Ferry 1g
Liam Ferry 4 saves

West Chester Rustin 11, Kennett 5
Kennett – 0-0-1-4 5
Rustin – 3-1-5-3 12

Rustin
M Burke 3g
A Hutsell 2g
A Simone 2g
E Cotter 1g 2a
W Pileggi 1g 1a
V Myers 1g
J Marchitell 1g
J Spaniak 1g 14 for 19 FO
R Rucciuti 8 saves
M Washlick 2 saves

Bellevue, WA 7, Downingtown East 4
DT East. 1-2-0-1 = 4
Bellevue 1-2-0-4 = 7
(Washington)

DTE
Brian Miller 3G
Jack Mulcahy 1G 1A
Bryce Lauletta 1A
Nico Iacovino 14 Saves

Wilson West Lawn 10, Gov. Mifflin 1
Wilson. 1 1 6 2
Gov Mifflin 0 0 0 1

Wilson
T Reinhart 3 G
C Magalotti 2 G
L Horst 2 G
I Gilmore 1 G
J Grayson 1 G 1A
J Stitzel 1G 1A
M Marrella 1A
F Cox 4 saves

Gov Mifflin
N Pettica 1G
J Bolles 1A
B Gates 10 saves

Conestoga 12, Radnor 7
CHS: 3,5,3,1 — 12
RHS: 0,0,5,2— 7

Conestoga
Kent Hjelm 3g 2A
Tate Kienzle 2g 2a
Nick Braendel 3g
Will Schnorr 2g
Kyle Nicholson 1g 1a
Matt Logan 1g
Nick Cost 1a
Jackson Niness 1a
James Reilly 1a, 14 for 19 FO
PJ Hewitt 2 for 4 FO
Scott MacMillan 7 saves

Radnor
Connor Pierce 3g
Jackson Birtwistle 1g
John Austen 2g, 2a
Drew Brown 1g
Mike McShea 7/22 FO
Archer Darrach 11 saves
Cole Schwartz went 0/1 at the face off X.

Avon Grove 6, Bishop Shanahan 3
AG 2-0-1-3= 6
SH 0-1-1-1 = 3

AG scoring
Jason Lengel 1g
Scooter Whiteside 1g 1a
Zach Augustine 2g 1a
Jake Smith 1a
Joey Borcky 1g 1a
Jackson Muller 1g
Saves: Andrew Spencer: 5
Faceoffs: Nate Hammond 9 of 12

Shanahan
Heisman 2A
K. Gucwa 3G’s
Face-offs: Kingsbury 3/8
Saves: Pezone 8

Strath Haven 16, Lower Merion 1
SH 8-5-2-1 – 16
LM 0-0-0-1 -. 1

SH
Jeffrey Conner 5g 3a (300th career point)
Chris Rosini 3g 2A
Liam Carney 2 g 1A
Nicky Palermo 1g
Amir Pio 1g
Ibo Pio 1g
Christian Mazur 1g 1A
Sam Lyons 1g
Jack Thomas 1g
Will Brake 7 saves
Vincey Palermo 5 saves 1GA

LMerion
Tyler Falco 1g
Zack Goldstein 1A
Matt Sy 8 saves

Parkland 18, Freedom 3
Parkland 6 5 5 2 -18
Freedom 0 1 2 0 -3

Parkland
Goals: J. Cipolla (5), Santa-Anna (5), O’Neill (3), An. Albertson (2), Morgan, Yannes, Kistler
Assists: Morgan (3), Yannes (3), Cipolla (2), Santa-Anna (2), O’Neill, C. Carlson
Saves: B. Carlson (2), Hammer (3)

Freedom :
Goals: Harms (3)
Saves: Szemiako (8)

Unionville 15, Oxford 2
Unonville 5,5,3,2 – 15
Oxford. 0,0,1,1 – 2

Unionville
John Quillman 3g, 1a
Zach Lawrence 2g, 2a
Andrew Bowers 2,1
Joey Detore 2g
Andrew Egington 2g
Drew Lenkahtis 1g,2a
Teddy Malone 2g
Gerry Ulatowski 1g
Philippe Doucette 1g
Owen Rogers 3 saves
Garrett Rogers 7/10 FO

Penncrest 10, Ridley 4
RHS 2-2-0-0 = 4
PC 4-2-2-2 = 10

Penncrest High School
Max Dougherty 4g
Matt Coress 2g,1a
Asa Tyson 2g, 1a
TJ Sims 1g
Ryan Matsinger 1g
Matt Dougherty 2a
Joe Nicholas 1a

Ridley High School
Jake Bakey 2g
Matt Haines 1g, 1a
Eric Stewart 1a

Easton 12, Allentown Central Catholic 11
Easton 2 2 1 7 -12
Allentown Central Catholic 3 6 1 1 -11

Easton
Micah Ballew 3g, 2a
Greg Sales 3g
Michael Scarponi 2g
Christian Combi 2g, 1a
Dalton Metzger 1g
Lucca Scomillio 1g, 1a
Joey Heckel 12 saves

Garnet Valley 17, Harriton 5
(Garnet Valley:) :4-5-5-3=17
(Harriton:) : 2-1-1-1 = 5

Garnet Valley
Mitch Lachman 2G
Jake Morin 3G 3A
Sean Shoemaker 1G 2A
Danny Bradley 3G 1A
Bishop Barnes 1G 1A
Hunter Baar 2G 3A
Nate Ominsky 1G 1A
Cole D’Annunzio 1G
Danny Laid 2G 2A
Greg Reynolds 1G
Ryan Lopez 1A
Jason Rose 8 Saves
Nick Van Horn 3 saves
Adam Oldrati 7 – 6 Faceoffs
Sam Morin 8 – 4 Faceoffs

Harriton
Charlie Veasey 3G
Leo Wackerman 1A
Ben Schall 2 G
Dan Silbergeld 5 Saves

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High School
Boys’

Central Philadelphia at Audenried Charter
Neshaminy at Boyertown
Hatboro-Horsham at Central Bucks South
Bethlehem Catholic at Emmaus
Cardinal O’Hara at Father Judge
Simon Gratz Charter at Frankford
St Joseph’s Prep at Haverford School
Bonner-Prendergast at La Salle College HS
Archbishop Wood at Lansdale Catholic
South Philadelphia at Mastery Charter
Springfield-Montco at Pope John Paul II
Archbishop Ryan at Roman Catholic
Allentown Central Catholic at Southern Lehigh
Hill School at Springside Chestnut Hill
Abington at Truman
New Hope-Solebury at Valley Forge MA
Downingtown West at Westtown
Holy Ghost Prep at Wissahickon

Girls’

Hill School at Blair Academy, NJ
Pennsbury at Central Bucks East
Wissahickon at Cheltenham
Pennridge at Council Rock North
New Hope-Solebury at Delaware County CS
Jenkintown at George School
Notre Dame Acad at Germantown Friends
Villa Joseph Marie at Gwynedd-Mercy Academy
St. Basil Academy at Merion Mercy Academy
Owen J. Roberts at Methacton
Villa Maria Acad at Mt. St. Joseph Academy
Perkiomen Valley at Norristown
Central Bucks South at North Penn
Pottsgrove at Phoenixville
Upper Perkiomen at Pope John Paul II
Upper Moreland at Quakertown
Springfield-Montco at Souderton
Boyertown Area at Spring-Ford
Little Flower Catholic at St. Basil Academy
Hatboro-Horsham at Upper Dublin
Pottstown at Upper Merion

College
Men’s

Division I
Chestnut Hill at Felician 7:00 pm

Division III
Arcadia at Alvernia 7:00 pm
Medaille at Bryn Athyn 4:00 pm
DeSales at Delaware Valley 4:00 pm
Misericordia at Eastern 4:00 pm
McDaniel at Franklin & Marshall 4:00 pm
Washington College at Haverford 7:00 pm
Swarthmore at Muhlenberg 7:00 pm
Gwynedd Mercy at Neumann 7:00 pm

Women’s

Division I
Bucknell at Ohio State

Division II
West Chester at Shippensburg 4:00 pm

Division III
Elizabethtown at Albright 4:00 pm
Alvernia at Arcadia 7:00 pm
Delaware Valley at DeSales 4:00 pm
Eastern at Misericordia 7:00pm
Moravian at Swarthmore 7:00 pm
Muhlenberg at Washington College 6:00 pm
Messiah at Widener 7:00 pm

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