Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/14/18

Venerable boys’ lacrosse coach Paul Stankewicz will be honored tonight for his 50 years as a head and assistant coach at Henderson when the Warriors host Owen J. Roberts in a non-league game.

Stankewicz spent 14 years as an assistant to Bob Brinton from 1969-82 and has held the job for 36 years since. His teams are 415-225; last year he guided the Warriors to the championship game of the District 1 and PIAA Class AA tournaments.

A ceremony will be held after the game and a Scholarship Fund is being created in Stankewicz’s name to be given annually. Donations will be accepted at the door and through GoFundMe at https://www.gofundme.com/paul-stankewicz-lacrossescholarship. So far $4,000 of the $5,000 goal has been met.

A reception will be held at Barnaby’s (West Chester) on South High Street.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/15/18

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

Team 302 Girls Lacrosse Camps.
Click here to apply for all camps.
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
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
Girls’ Director: Laurie DeLuca
For additional questions please email prolacrosse1@gmail.com

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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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/15/18

Paul Stankewicz was asked if he enjoys coaching lacrosse as much today as he did when he began his career at Henderson an amazing 50 years ago.

“Oh yeah; the more work you put into it the more fun it is,” Stankewicz said “It’s the same with the kids; if they put a lot into then they get a lot back. If they don’t they won’t get a lot out of it.”

Paul Stankewicz has coached for 50 years at Henderson lacrosse

Clearly, after 50 years – 14 as an assistant and 36 as head coach – Stankewicz has gotten a lot out of his time at Henderson. And based on Saturday night’s celebration to honor his half-century at the West Chester school, many others have found the work has paid off.

Following the Warriors’ 16-4 win over Owen J. Roberts, Stankewicz was honored in a special celebration for his illustrious career, which probably is not close to ending. More than 50 of his former players and coaches/colleagues, dozens of family members and the West Chester lacrosse thanked him for his service.

The event featured speeches after the game and a presentation of a special drawing by a Henderson student and formal announcement of a Paul J. Stankewicz Book Scholarship, which will go each year to a Henderson senior lacrosse player. Already over $4,100 has been raised. (Click here to make a donation.) A reception also was held at a West Chester restaurant.

“Stank,” as he is affectionately known, only learned four days earlier about the plans for the ceremony, which was supposed to be a surprise.

“When all the people started asking me, how long did you coach, I put up two fingers and they said 20 years?” he laughed. “I said, ‘No, too long.’ After the fifth or sixth person asked me I had an idea something was up. Then my daughter came into town (from the West Coast). It’s tough to keep it a secret.

Paul Stankewicz (in front of easel in middle) is flanked by his players, former players and coaches and family

“I was just glad we won the game (Henderson’s sixth win in a row). Thats the only thing I had on my mind until right after the game.”

Stankewicz admitted the attention was emotional for a man who is known for giving all the credit and attention to everyone else.

“It is overwhelming … it is overwhelming,” he said, “You don’t know what to say; you see all these people and don’t realize how many people you’ve met and touched and worked with.”

Stankewicz – who taught 40 years in the math classroom at Henderson before retiring in 2010 – is a rarity in that he is old-school yet able to connect with all players. He began his coaching career at the age of 21 when he was a student-teacher from West Chester College in 1969. He began teaching math and served as an assistant to Bob Brinton for 14 years until Brinton went to Penn and later West Chester College. Stank, also an assistant football coach, became the head coach and 36 years later he has 416 wins, 12 league championships, and three trips to the state finals – the last being last season when his squad fell one goal short of Springfield-Delco.

“Henderson lacrosse probably would not be here without him,” said Henderson 2018 attackman/middie Pat Keegan, who had three goals and four assists in the game as Henderson improved to 6-3. “Fifty years is a lot of time! That’s a lot of dedication and a lot of wins.

“I think he means more to this school and this program than probably anyone else around.”

Senior Archer Rymiszewski, who had five goals and one assist Saturday, said Stankewicz teaches his players much more than lacrosse skills.

Pat Keegan (left), Archer Rymiszewski

“He just puts in our minds the same mentality every day; you need to hustle all the time and helps a lot mentally and physically,” he said. “He wants you to always do the right thing. He teaches us life lessons. He has taught us how to be a better person; it’s great to have him as a mentor and a coach.”

“This is eye opening,” added Keegan. “It’s pretty hard to believe anyone has been around one sport for 50 years, let alone at one school. The West Chester lacrosse community is very tight-knit. Everyone knows everyone and he knows everyone in the community. he is someone who is there for you day in and day out, whether it’s lacrosse season or not. He will do anything for you.”

never was one to bask in the spotlight so his only concern Saturday was making sure his team played its best.

Bruce Vosburgh – one of the committee members for this ceremony – played for Stankewicz at Henderson when he was the assistant. Vosburgh later started the program at Unionville and coached there for many years; he credits Stankewicz for instilling in him the skills and work ethic needed to be a successful coach and person.

“He is always about the kids and being fair,” said Vosburgh. “I coached in the Keystone Games with him quite a few years and we lost a couple of overtime games because he ran each line evenly. He played everyone because it’s always about the kids and the experience for them.

“When I started the program at Unionville he helped me. We would go to clinics all over the place for years. He’s just a quality person committed to this game. He scouts all the time and sees every team four or five times. I remember he used to come to every Unionville game so we gave him a (Unionville) hat!”

Did Stankewicz think he would spend over 50 years coaching lacrosse?

“Oh no, I thought I was going to be a football coach,” he said. “I did coach football for a long time (as an assistant at Henderson), but I became a lacrosse head coach first so I dropped football.

“I have had great mentors – Bob Brinton, Mike Hancock and Joe Walsh (football coaches at Henderson). I feel very very fortunate. Also, my wife (Judy) was a coach’s daughter, I got a big break.”

W.C. Henderson 16, Owen J. Roberts 4
WCH 4 4 5 3 – 16
OJR 1 2 0 1 – 4

WCH
Jeff Benson 1g 2a
Luke Wierman 2g, 15 of 19 FO
Pat Keegan 3g 4a
Archer Rymiszewski 5g 1a
Jack Saulino 2g 1a
Joe Saulino 1g
John Hamm 1g 1a
Kieran Green 1g
Braden Wagner 1a
Kyle Dampman 6 saves
Aidan Jacobs 1 saves

OJR
Logan Clefisch 1g
Joey Tordone 2a
Christian Brofft 2g
Cooper Chamberlain 1g
Ben Hornak 6 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/15/18

The Southern Lehigh Boys’ and Girls’ Lacrosse teams, along with the Emmaus Boys’ and Girls’ Lacrosse teams, will be dedicating their games on April 21 at Emmaus Memorial Field to the HEADstrong and Pancreatic Foundation, two worthy causes, by selling t-shirts and raffling off items during the game. All of all money raised will be shared with both organizations.

The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network is the national organization creating hope in a comprehensive way through research, patient support, community outreach, and government advocacy. The organization raises money for direct private funding of research—and advocates for more aggressive federal research funding of medical breakthroughs in prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of pancreatic cancer.

The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network fills the void of information and options by giving patients and caregivers reliable, personalized information they need to make informed decisions. The organizations helps support individuals and communities all across the country in working together to raise awareness and funds to develop more effective treatment options for better patient outcomes. We create a sense of hope and community so no one has to face pancreatic cancer alone.

HEADStrong is an non-profit organization that serves the cancer community by granting direct financial assistance to those financially impacted as a result of the disease, by providing complimentary long-term housing and amenities for those displaced to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for comprehensive cancer care and clinic trials through Nick’s House, by funding innovative cancer research through the Nicholas E. Colleluori Lymphoma research fund, by serving family meals and offering outlets of entertainment, by providing fresh groceries to patients being discharged from lengthy hospital stays, by delivering comfort kits to newly hospitalized patients preparing for treatment or transplant, and by lending an arm of support through their peer to peer advocacy group.

The blueprints for the Foundation were conceptualized by Nicholas “HEAD” Colleluori in 2006, from his hospital bed while he underwent treatment for non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, which ultimately clamied his life. Today, Nick’s vision is being fulfilled through the relentless efforts of his family, athletes, and supports across the country uniting in the fight against cancers.

PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: Southern Lehigh Boys Lacrosse Booster Club.

Schedule
Girls JV will play at 9:00 a.m.
Boys JV will play at 10:00 am
Ceremony with representatives from both PanCan and HEADstrong and a ceremonial face-off beginning at 11:15
Girls Varsity will play at noon
Boys Varsity will play at 2:00.

Raffle tickets will be sold all day to benefit PANCAN and HEADstrong. Some items available: Bear Creek Resort overnight stay with massage gift card and breakfast for two, a fire pit, 2 tickets to see Aaron Lewis at the Sands Event Center, along with gift card for dinner and uber gift card so no driving necessary, a restaurant gift card basket for area restaurants, Phillies basket with 2 tickets to the Phillies Fireworks game on June 30.

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/16/18

The Phillylacrosse.com Boys’ Rankings:

1. Avon Grove (6-0) Prev: No. 1 – The Red Devils used stifling defense to down No. 4 Central Bucks East, 5-3.

2. Haverford School (8-3) Prev: No. 3 – The Fords have a big week: they host No. 7 La Salle Tuesday and play Friday at No. 6 Malvern Prep.

3. Upper Dublin (7-0) Prev: No. 10 – The Cardinals – who boast wins over Academy of the New Church and Episcopal Academy – are the surprise team of the year thus far.

4. Strath Haven (8-0) Prev: No. 7 – The Panthers face their biggest tests this week as they play Tuesday at Conestoga, Thursday at Radnor and then host their Play for the A’s tournament Saturday and face Mt. Lebanon.

5. Manheim Township (9-0) Prev: No. 6 – The Blue Streaks will receive their biggest tests this week when they play at Parkland (Tuesday) and at Avon Grove (Saturday).

6. La Salle (5-2) Prev: No. 2 – The Explorers play at No. 2 Haverford School on Tuesday.

7. Conestoga (5-4) Prev: No. 9 – The Pioneers have won five of their last six games and host Strath Haven in a Central League showdown Tuesday.

8. Malvern Prep (4-3) Prev: No. 5 – The Friars host St. Augustine Prep (5-0) on Tuesday and then Haverford School in the Inter-Ac on Friday.

9. Central Bucks East (6-1) Prev: No. 4 – The Patriots look to rebound from their loss to Avon Grove Tuesday when they meet Neshaminy.

10. Salesianum School-DE (4-2) Prev: No. 12 – The Sals toppled Cape Henlopen 16-3, on Saturday.

11. Episcopal Academy (2-3) Prev: No. 15 – The Churchmen surprised Malvern Prep, 10-8, on Friday in their Inter-Ac opener.

12. Lenape-NJ (8-0) Prev: NR- The Indians host rival Shawnee on Thursday.

13. Bishop Shanahan (5-1) Prev: NR – The Eagles play Thursday at Henderson.

14. Downingtown East (8-2) Prev: No. 11 – The Cougars play Tuesday at Kennett.

15. Academy of the New Church (4-5) Prev: No. 13 – The Lions play Saturday at Central Bucks East.

Under consideration: Allentown Central Catholic (5-2); Easton (5-2); Emmaus (8-1); Garnet Valley (5-3); Henderson (6-3); Moorestown-NJ (6-1); Parkland (7-2); Radnor (6-2); Shawnee-NJ (5-1); Springfield-Delco (6-2); Southern Lehigh (5-1); St. Augustine Prep-NJ (5-0); Wilmington Friends-DE (5-0); Wilson (8-2).

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/16/18

The Phillylacrosse.com Girls’ Rankings:

1. Archbishop Carroll (4-0) Prev: No. 2 – The Patriots host Springfield-Delco today.

2. Moorestown-NJ (7-1) Prev: No. 1 – The Quakers dropped a 10-9 decision to Bridgewater-Raritan on Saturday and look to rebound today at home vs. Shawnee.

3. Garnet Valley (7-1) Prev: No. 9 – The Jaguars had a great week with key Central League wins over Harriton and Springfield-Delco and a come-from-behind victory over Parkland.

4. Agnes Irwin (6-4) Prev: No. 4 – The Owls play Tuesday at Notre Dame Academy in the Inter-Ac.

5. Penncrest (6-1) Prev: No. 8 – The Lions host Haverford High on Tuesday.

6. Radnor (7-1) Prev: No. 15 – The Raiders remained perfect in the Central League with wins over Haverford High and Conestoga. They host Harriton on Tuesday.

7. Harriton (5-1) Prev: No. 3 – The Rams, who fell to Garnet Valley, look to stay in the Central League title hunt Tuesday at Radnor.

8. Manheim Township (7-1) Prev: No. 6- The Blue Streaks host Parkland (6-1) today.

9. Springfield-Delco (5-2) Prev: No. 5 – The Cougars play Thursday at Garnet Valley in the Central League.

10. Unionville (7-1) Prev: No. 12 – The Indians dealt Strath Haven its first loss, 14-7, on Saturday.

11. Cape Henlopen-DE (6-0) Prev: No. 13 – The Vikings again look like the dominant team in Delaware.

12. Eastern-NJ (7-0) Prev: No. 15 – The Vikings play at Shawnee on Wednesday.

13. Conestoga (5-3) Prev: No. 10 – The Pioneers play Tuesday at Strath Haven.

14. Episcopal Academy (2-6) Prev: No. 11 – EA broke through on its rugged early-season schedule by defeating DC-area power Good Counsel, 10-9.

15. Notre Dame Academy (5-2) Prev: No. 7 – The Irish host Agnes Irwin Tuesday and play at Episcopal Academy Thursday in a big week of Inter-Ac games.

Under Consideration: Central Bucks West (7-1); Clearview Regional-NJ (6-2); Haddonfield-NJ (5-0); Haverford High (5-3); Owen J. Roberts (3-4); Parkland (6-1); Penn Charter (6-3); Plymouth Whitemarsh (4-3); Seneca-NJ (4-2); Strath Haven (6-1); Upper Dublin (6-1).

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/16/18

North Penn 2019 midfielder Danny Payne has been named the Pansini Law Group Male Scholar-Athlete of the Week.

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

Danny Payne Profile:

Danny Payne

High school: North Penn
Grad year: 2019
Position: Midfield
Club team: Duke’s LC (previously Phillie Elite)

Academic Achievements:
Honor Roll, National Honor Society, President’s Outstanding Academic Excellence Award, 3.76 GPA.

Service, community Activities:
Key Club member (ran Christmas homeless drive), Manna on Main Street 5K leader, Fellowship of Christian Athletes leader, Volunteer with the North Penn youth lacrosse players at camps/clinics, Variety Club community service volunteer, Special Olympics volunteer, Devon Horse Show volunteer.

Lacrosse Honors:
3rd year varsity player. This season’s leading point scorer with 16 goals and 11 assists in 7 games, Brine National All-American – Team Pennsylvania 2016

What are your college, service, future goals?
Payne: “I hope to attend an academically strong college with a highly competitive lacrosse program and one that helps me stay involved with local community service. I’m happy to have some of these types of schools showing interest in me. I’m currently undecided on a college major but am considering studying in the STEM fields. Beyond college, I hope to have a rewarding career and to continue helping others by staying active in community and volunteer programs.”

How do you describe leadership?
Payne: “Leadership to me is always staying positive and encouraging others as much as possible. A good student-athlete leader is willing to put in hard work in the classroom and on the field and will push his or her teammates to work hard every practice as well as every game. It is important for leaders to listen and absorb what is told to them. Good leaders are always learning, working to improve themselves and setting an example as they lead others.”

How do you balance lacrosse, school, and extracurriculars?
Payne: “My schedule is often chaotic with academics, lacrosse, basketball, clubs and volunteer work, but I am able to prioritize my activities and plan accordingly to work on tasks. I try to utilize my time wisely and I take advantage of any downtime to get things done.”

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 4/16/18
From Press Release

Under the leadership of new Head Coach Todd MacFarlane, Westtown Boys’ Lacrosse got off to an impressive 4-1 start to the season. Led on the field by senior captains Jodany Baltazar, Trent Kellner, and Pierce Eldredge, the Moose have established a balanced attack and stingy defense.

Coach MacFarlane is far from content and knows the competition will only get stronger as the season progresses. “Our only focus is on getting better each day. I’m proud of the work that the boys have put in, but we have a long way to go and we’re far from a finished product.”

New coach Todd Macfarlane
This year Westown welcomed Coach Todd MacFarlane. For 20+ years, Coach MacFarlane has coached and trained players at all levels including: collegiate, professional and international, All-Conference, All-State, and All-American. Most recently on staff at University of Pennsylvania and University of Maryland, he has placed players in programs at Maryland, Loyola, Syracuse, Johns Hopkins, North Carolina, UPenn, Harvard, Drexel, Dartmouth, Penn State, and Cornell, to name a few. As a player, he was All-Conference, on the NCAA top points leader board, All-Conference academic, college team captain, and a member of the Anaheim Storm (NLL).

Westtown’s Lacrosse Program
Westtown offers three season training opportunities, including speed and conditioning (fall & winter) and box lax (winter & spring)
Summer training, conditioning, and team events for players who are local or would like to stay with a host family.

About Westtown School
Westtown School is nestled in “the hot bed” of lacrosse giving players the ability to play a competitive schedule
Opportunity to play on external club teams, and participate in recruiting showcases.

Click here for more info on Westtown School and its lacrosse program.

About Westtown’s 600-Acre Campus
Multi-purpose field house – Dedicated varsity lacrosse field – 2 strength & conditioning rooms – 2 full-time, on-site physical trainers/strength & conditioning coaches – Located in West Chester, PA

As a Westtown School student-athlete, you will be challenged in more ways than you believe possible. You will be held to the highest standard of integrity. Your coaches will push you. You will grow as a leader. You will grow as an individual. You will grow as a teammate.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/16/18

Registration is open for the second year of Shootout for Soldiers Philadelphia, set to begin June 26 (7 p.m. start, for 24 hours) at Episcopal Academy.

The Details:
Start Date and Time: Wednesday June 26th (date was originally June 13-14), 7:00 pm to June 27, 7:00 p.m.
Location: Episcopal Academy, 1785 Bishop White Drive, Newtown Square, PA 19073

CLICK TO REGISTER AS A TEAM OR INDIVIDUAL OR TO DONATE

Who we are
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.

Entertainment
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.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/16/18

High School
Boys’

Lansdale Catholic 11, Upper Moreland 4
Avon Grove 9, West Chester Rustin 4

Council Rock South at Archbishop Ryan
Conwell Egan at Archbishop Wood
Saucon Valley at Allentown Central Catholic
Northeast HS at Central Philadelphia
Hill School at Episcopal Academy
Downingtown West at Hatboro-Horsham
Holy Ghost Prep at Neshaminy
Manheim Township at Parkland
BL Charter at Simon Gratz Charter
Frankford at South Philadelphia
Phoenixville at Springfield Twp
Barrack Hebrew Academy at Woodlynde

Girls’

West Chester Henderson 15, Pope John Paul II 8
Upper Dublin 16, Springfield-Montco 8
Manheim Township 17, Parkland 6
Princeton (NJ) 15, Hightstown (NJ) 7
Springfield-Delco 14, Archbishop Carroll 13 OT

Souderton at Abington
Boyertown Area at Bishop Shanahan
Central Bucks East at Central Bucks South
Upper Darby at Coatesville
Academy Park at Conwell-Egan
Jenkintown at Council Rock South
Springside Chestnut Hill at Episcopal Academy
Frankford at Franklin Towne Charter
Cheltenham at Hatboro-Horsham
Villa Joseph Marie at Merion Mercy Academy
Upper Perkiomen at Moravian Academy
Villa Maria Acad at Nazareth Academy
Central Bucks West at Pennridge
Council Rock North at Pennsbury
Allentown Central Cath at Phoenixville
St. Basil Academy at Sacred Heart CDS
Girls HS at West Philadelphia
Quakertown at Wissahickon

College
Men’s
Division III
Rosemont at Alvernia 7:00 pm

Women’s
Division II
Wilmington at Chestnut Hill 7:00 pm

Division III
Wesley at Immaculata 7:00 pm

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/16/18

West Chester Henderson 15, Pope John Paul II 8

Henderson
Lilly Siskind 5G 3gb 3DC 2ct 1 interception
Jordyn Bauer 6G 2GB 2dc
Peighton Bement 1g 1gb 5dc 1interception
Olivia Pritchard 1g
Maddie Reuther 2G 1gb
Taylor turner 8 saves

Pope John Paul II
Julia laroff 1g
Monica r 5G
Grace c. 1g

Upper Dublin 16, Springfield-Montco 8
Upper Dublin 5 11 16
Springfield 4 4 8

Upper Dublin:
Lindsdey Schreiber 5g 1a 2CT
Mack Moore 3g 4a
Jenn McCarry 3g 2a
Jackie Rama 3g 5DC
Caroline Wall 2g 1a 3DC 3CT
Becky Browndorf 2a 2DC
Julia Reardon 1a
Maddie Templeton had 3 GB and 1CT and played a great game on defense.
Sarah Herchenroder 7 saves

Springfield Township
L. Smith 3g 1a
E. Hamilton 2g 2a
E. Walsh 3g

Princeton (NJ) 15, Hightstown (NJ) 7
Princeton 11 4 15
Hightstown 1 6 7

Princeton
Kathryn DeMilt 4g 1a
Faith Carver 1g
Mariana Lopez-Ona 4g 1a
Shaylah Marciano 2g 4a
Shoshana Henderson 1g 1a
Abaigeal Ryan 1g
Eva Petrone 1g
Molly Frain 1g 1a
Lauren Rougas 5 saves

Highstown
Abby Agostino 3g
Carly Haug 3g
Rachael Masone 1g

Springfield-Delco 14, Archbishop Carroll 13 (OT)

Carroll
Julia Dellarata had 7 saves
Alex Almonte 2g
Amber Germer 2g
Madison Henry 2g
Grace Gallagher 2g
Sydney D’Orsogna 2g
Katie Detwiler 2g
Rachel Matey 1g
Rachel Matey 3a
Katie Detwiler 3a
Amber Germer 2a
Katie Detwiler won 19 out of 28 draws

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/16/18

Lansdale Catholic 11, Upper Moreland 4

LC
Ryan Flanegan: 7g, 4 gb
Eric Logan: 2g, 1gb
Kevin Gianoni: 1g, 3gb
Dan White: 2a, 6 gb
Ryan Corbett: 1g, 1a, 1gb
Joe Cook: 1a, 3gb
Colin Mckeever: 6ct, 11gb
Jesse Brown: 3ct, 1a, 4gb
Max Norton: 1ct, 1gb
Connor Flanegan: 9 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/16/18
From Press Release

Under Armour, in conjunction with Corrigan Sports Enterprises and Inside Lacrosse, is thrilled to announce the second wave of 11 boys who have been selected to compete in the 13th-annual Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Game on June 30 at Johns Hopkins University’s historic Homewood Field. The girls’ game will get underway at 5:30 p.m., immediately followed by the boys’ game at 8:00 p.m.

The game’s participants, are being announced in four waves of 11 players through the end of May, will be divided into North and South teams in conjunction with the release of the final wave.

Wave II: Boys Under Armour All-Americans
Attack
Griffin Cook, Jamesville-DeWitt (N.Y.), Syracuse
Nicky Solomon, Centennial (Ga.), North Carolina

Attack/Midfield
Kyle Long, Springfield-Delco (Pa.), Maryland
Alex Simmons, Culver (Ind.), Denver
Griffin Westlin, Seton Hall Prep (N.J.), Notre Dame

Midfield
Owen Caputo, Middle Creek (N.C.), Duke
Jeff Conner, Strath Haven (Pa.), Virginia
Jack Simmons, McDonogh (Md.), Virginia
Evan Zinn, Staples (Conn.), Johns Hopkins

Longstick Midfield/Defense
Jose Boyer, Yorktown (N.Y.)/Deerfield (Mass.), Notre Dame
BJ Farrare, McDonogh (Md.), Penn

Wave I: Boys Under Armour All-Americans
Attack
Matt Brandau, Boys’ Latin (Md.), Yale
Joey Epstein, Landon (Md.), Johns Hopkins
Jacob Kelly, Calvert Hall (Md.), North Carolina

Midfield
Quentin Buchman, Santa Margarita (Calif.), Notre Dame
Isaiah Dawson, Bishop’s (Calif.), Harvard
Ricky Miezan, Episcopal (Va.), Stanford (Football)

Defense
Will Bowen, BC High (Mass.), North Carolina
Evan Egan, Torrey Pines (Calif.), North Carolina
Brett Makar, Yorktown (N.Y.), Maryland
Cade Saustad, Highland Park (Texas), Virginia
Wilson Stephenson, Brunswick (Conn.), Duke

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/16/18
Staff Report

What at first felt like a disappointment turned out to be mostly a test run.

Between them, SpringfieldDelco’s Olivia Little and Dana Carlson waited behind the cage for the final 100 or so seconds of regulation in a tied nonleague game with Archbishop Carroll at the Proving Grounds, looking and hoping for the right chance. All they got was a bouncing shot wide of the cage from Belle Mastropietro and a turnover in the teeth of the Carroll defense as the horn sounded.

So when Little got the ball in overtime, she already had most of the options sorted out in her mind.

“A lot of the times, we try to feed from behind, out of the way of the goalie’s stick,” the senior midfielder said. “We try to feed away from the defender or from the opposite side of the stick of the goalie. We try to look at lot opposite-goal. If we don’t see anything, we usually look for three or four passes and then we try to challenge from there.”

When Little challenged, she made it count.

Little’s fifth goal of the game was the decider, a 14-13 victory for Springfield (6-2) over top-ranked Carroll (4-1) in a rematch of last year’s PIAA Class 3A girls lacrosse final.

In terms of intensity and entertainment, Monday’s encore wasn’t too far behind last June’s final – a 9-8 win for Carroll’s first PIAA championship – despite the lessened stakes.

Little took control late with four goals after halftime in addition to two assists. On the final sequence, after Olivia Pace controlled the draw, Little dictated the possession behind the cage. She sent a pass to Carlson, who had rolled through the crease, but Carlson couldn’t control and recycled to Little behind the net. The Saint Joseph’s commit then attacked around the right side of the crease, gained a step on her defender and fired back across the grain to the inside of the right post, beating Carroll goalie Julia Dellaratta with the game-winner.

Those reads, of being active in the crease and drawing free-position shots in the second half, helped Springfield claw back a four-goal deficit. Keeping Carroll’s defense cognizant of the off-ball movement also offered Little her opening.

“We really tried to pressure the crease a lot,” Little said. “Crease is our strong suit, definitely. We have some girls that are really good at crease roll.”

Despite spotting Springfield the game’s first two goals, Carroll led 8-4 with four and a half minutes to play in the first half before Alyssa Long and Carlson tallied in the final minute to reduce the halftime spread to two. Carroll stretched its lead to 11-7 on the first of two Sydney D’Orsogna goals with 15:01 to play. But Springfield wasn’t done, a surge powered in part by its defensive tenacity.

“We definitely could’ve done a better job,” Carroll midfielder Katie Detwiler said. “We had a lot of turnovers that shouldn’t have happened. We had a lot of missed goals that turned into turnovers. We’re just going to have to keep practicing and get it better.”

Little and Mastropietro scored to get Springfield within 12-11 with 3:57 left. Alex Cabahug-Almonte replied within 27 seconds, but Pace and Long restored Springfield to level terms, the latter tallying with 1:52 left to knot the game at 13.

Long, Pace and Carlson scored twice each for the Cougars, while Mastropietro added a goal and two assists. Long and Erin Gormley picked up four draw controls each. But Little added three wins in the second half, shifting an area of strength from Carroll to the Cougars, who won 10 of the last 17 draws despite a 17-12 disadvantage on the game.

Detwiler led Carroll with two goals, three assists and six draw controls. Rachel Matey led the way in DCs with nine to augment a goal and two helpers. Cabahug-Almonte, D’Orsogna, Grace Gallagher, Amber Germer and Madison Henry scored twice each for the Patriots.

Olivia Little wins it for Springfield! 2:12 of OT. 14-13 Cougars over Carroll pic.twitter.com/xvH1fef6iy

— Matthew De George (@sportsdoctormd) April 16, 2018

Springfield-Delco 14, Archbishop Carroll 13, OT
Springfield 6-7-1- 14
A. Carroll 8-5-0- 13

Archbishop Carroll
Alex Almonte 2g
Amber Germer 2g, 2a
Madison Henry 2g
Grace Gallagher 2g
Sydney D’Orsogna 2g
Katie Detwiler 2g, 2a, 19 of 28 draws
Rachel Matey 1g, 3a
Julia Dellarata 7 saves

Springfield-Delco
Olivia a Little 5 goals and game winner
Dana Carlson 2g
Olivia Pace 2g
Alyssa Long 2g Game tie goal
Belle Mastropietro 1g
Erin Gormley 1g
Julie Schickling 1 g
S Aidan Gallagher 9 saves

Olivia Little wins it for Springfield! 2:12 of OT. 14-13 Cougars over Carroll pic.twitter.com/xvH1fef6iy

— Matthew De George (@sportsdoctormd) April 16, 2018

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/17/18

High School
Boys’

Sun Valley at Bishop Shanahan
Central Bucks West at Central Bucks South
Emmaus at Allentown Central Catholic
Strath Haven at Conestoga
Pennsbury at Council Rock North
Truman at Council Rock South
Oxford Area at Downingtown West
Manheim Township at Elizabethtown
Ridley at Garnet Valley
West Philadelphia at George Washington
West Chester East at Great Valley
Radnor at Harriton
Penncrest at Haverford HS
La Salle at Haverford School
Devon Prep at Holy Ghost Prep
Downingtown East at Kennett
Marple Newtown at Lower Merion
St Augustine Prep at Malvern Prep
Freedom at Nazareth
Central Bucks East at Neshaminy
Upper Merion at Owen J Roberts
Northampton at Parkland
North Penn at Pennridge
Academy New Church at Perkiomen Valley
Interboro at Phoenixville
Boyertown at Pope John Paul II
Spring-Ford at Pottsgrove
Wissahickon at Quakertown
Penn Charter at Shipley School
Abington at Souderton
Westtown at Unionville
Springfield-Delco at Upper Darby
Springfield Twp at Upper Dublin
Methacton at Upper Moreland
Avon Grove at West Chester Rustin

Girls’

Germantown Friends at Abington Friends
Liberty at Allentown Central Catholic
West Chester Rustin at Avon Grove
Penn Wood at Chichester
Kennett at Downingtown East
Easton at Emmaus
Acad of the New Church at Friends’ Central
Cardinal O’Hara at Hallahan
Academy Park at Interboro
Delaware County CS at Jenkintown
Archbishop Carroll at Little Flower
Elizabethtown at Manheim Township
Lower Merion at Marple Newtown
Lower Moreland at New Hope-Solebury
Agnes Irwin at Notre Dame Academy
Downingtown West at Oxford
Freedom at Parkland
Haverford at Penncrest
Methacton at Pottstown
Harriton at Radnor
Garnet Valley at Ridley
Upper Darby at Springfield-Delco
Conestoga at Strath Haven
Bishop Shanahan at Sun Valley
Great Valley at West Chester East
Coatesville at Henderson
Moorestown Friends (NJ) at Westtown School
Baldwin School at Penn Charter

Men’s
Division I
Saint Joseph’s at Penn 7:00 pm

Division II
Georgian Court at Chestnut Hill 7:00 pm

Women’s
Division II
Bloomsburg at West Chester 4:00 pm

Division III
Rowan at College of New Jersey 7:00 pm
Gwynedd-Mercy at Immaculata 7:00 pm
Notre Dame (MD) at Neumann 4:00 pm

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/17/18

Middle Township High School (NJ) 2018 attackman Giovanni Berardis has committed to play Division II lacrosse at Tusculum College.

Giovanni Berardis profile:

Giovanni Berardis

High School: Middle Township High School, NJ

Position: Attack

Graduation Year: 2018

College Choice: Tusculum College

Club Team: Blue Star South 2018

Academic Honors: National Honor Society, GPA: 4.149, class rank 29 out of 168, Italian American and Bible club.

Expected Major: Criminal Justice

Why did you choose Tusculum? “I had the opportunity to play Division II lacrosse. The student support system is great and they have an awesome Criminal Justice program.”

HS team’s outlook for 2018 season? “A rebuilding year and competing for a 500 overall record.”

Thank You: “A special thanks to my parents and family, without them I don’t know where I would be. Also, I want to say thank you to EHT PAL, South Jersey Raptors and Bluestar for stepping my game up to the next level.”

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By Matt Chandik
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/17/18

If there was any doubt that Conestoga is the team to beat in the Central League, the Pioneers emphatically proved Tuesday night that the road to the league championship runs through Berwyn.

Nick Cost buried four goals and added a pair of assists, Tate Kienzle scored twice and set up three more and James Reilly had a goal and an assist to go along with a 20-for-26 day at the faceoff X as Conestoga rolled over previously unbeaten Strath Haven, 17-9, in a battle of the final two league unbeatens.

Strath Haven’s Jeff Conner is defended by Joey Walton (Photos by Matt Chandik)

The Pioneers (5-0, 6-4) jumped out all over Haven, racing out to a 7-1 lead after one quarter and never relenting. In a showcase of the Pioneers’ offensive depth, nine Conestoga players recorded at least one point, including a hat trick from Kent Hjelm and two goals apiece from Will Schnorr and Sean Bailey.

“I think (the Panthers) were definitely a good matchup,” Reilly said. “We had one explosive quarter that I think really put us ahead. That was a huge boost for us, kind of knowing that we have a cushion the rest of the game when they go on runs, where we still have a five, six, seven-goal lead. It definitely helps us mentally.”

It’s hard to come back from an early deficit of that magnitude, but the difficulty is compounded when you can’t get the ball. Reilly was once again masterful, winning his first five draws and going 15-3 in his last 18 draws. When the Georgetown signee and his faceoff unit brought the ball down to the Conestoga attack, the Pioneers responded with an onslaught of shots. Haven first-half goalie Will Brake was very good in the cage, denying 10 shots, but the sheer volume of chances gave the Pioneers the breaks they needed.

“I think we’re finally finding ourselves,” Cost said. “We struggled a bit in the beginning of the year, but I think we’re really coming together. We just rallied together, played hard and played good team ball. We just play together.”

There isn’t one superstar scorer for the Pioneers, but playing against them can be death by a thousand paper cuts. Conestoga had sharp ball movement against the Panthers (4-1, 8-1) and the Pioneers rarely took bad shots. Despite some early struggles against a loaded nonleague slate, the Pioneers have piled up double-digit goals in every Central League game, and there are signs that the offense is rounding into form to match a lights-out defensive unit led by sophomore standout Mikey Prestipino in front of goalie Scott MacMillan (six saves), who has a claim to stake as one of the best goalies in the state.

Conestoga’s James Reilly won 20 of 26 faceoffs

Of course, even a defense that good is going to have to yield something to Jeff Conner. The Virginia midfield signee, who was recently named to the Under Armour All-America game, had another torrid offensive game with five goals and three assists. The good thing for Conestoga, though, was that it limited everyone else besides Ibo Pio, who tallied four times. Conner and Pio were the only Panthers to record points.

“That’s probably the best (defense) we’re going to see all year,” Conner said. “They shut off some options. They press out on the ball really well. When we had the ball on offense, we did what we needed to do, but they have one of the best faceoff kids.

“It’s frustrating when they’re always getting the ball. I just think we need to take longer possessions and keep the ball more on the offensive end.”

Conestoga 17, Strath Haven 9

Conestoga 7 2 5 3 – 17
Strath Haven 2 2 4 1 – 9

Strath Haven (8-1)
Jeff Conner 5g, 3a
Ibo Pio 4g
Will Brake 10 saves
Vincey Palermo 6 saves

Conestoga (6-4)
Nick Cost 4g, 2a
Kent Hjelm 3g
Tate Kienzle 2g, 3a
Will Schnorr 2g
Sean Bailey 2g
Matt Logan 1g
Kyle Nicholson 1g
James Reilly 1g, 1a, 20-for-26 faceoffs
Cliff Madden 1g, 1a
Scott MacMillan 6 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/17/18

Allentown Central Catholic 12, Emmaus 11

ACC 4-4-1-3- 12
Emmaus 1-3-3-4 -11

ACC
Matt Marker 4g, 2a
Harrison Ike 2g, 1a (GW goal)
Justin Pasquale 1g, 3a
Todd Gloss 3g
Matt Scandone 1a
Daniel Glemser 2g, 1a
Louie Baloh 1a
Nolan Barr 8 saves

Emmaus
Brent Meilinger 4g
Bailey O’Connor 3g, 5a
Sam Conway 2g, 1a
Michael Leschsinky 2g
Hunter Krauss 1g, 1a
Chris Schmidt 1a
Gabe Kleis 8 saves

Downingtown East 11, Kennett 4
DTown 2-7-1-1 = 11
Kennett 1-0-1-2 = 4

DT East
Jack Mulcahy 5G 1A
Brian Miller 3G 2A
Bryce Lauletta 3A
James Barretta 1G
Grady Meredith 1G
Dillon Hammer 1G
Cole Bertolami 1A
Zach Lee 5 CT, 6 GBs
Nico Iacovino 4 Saves

Malvern Prep 12, St. Augustine Prep 6
Malvern Prep 5-1-4-2- 12
St. Augustine Prep 0-2-2-2- 6

MP
Hilburn 1g 2 a
White 3-2
Traynor 3-2
McCahon 3-2
DiGiacobbe 1g
Gavin McGill 1-1
MP wins 16 of 21 FO
Pettit 5 saves

SAP
Danny Bennett 1a
David Burr 3g
Logan Hone 2g
Andrew Ragone 3a
Alex Rice 1g, 1a
Joey Serafine 12 saves

Haverford School 10, La Salle 7
halftime HS 9, L 4

Haverford School
TJ Malone 2g, 1a
Luke O’Grady 3g, 1a
Peter Garno 1g
Scott Deck 2g
Gavin Burke 1g
Adam Salvaggio 1g
Harrison Fellheiimer 10 saves

La Salle
Coar 1g
LaMond 2g
Taylor 1g
Massucci 2g
Meagher 1g

Shawnee (NJ) 10, Washington Township (NJ) 3
Shawnee (7-1) 3 2 1 4 -10
Washington Township (4-5) 0 0 0 3 -3

Shawnee
Chris Lyons 3g, 3a, 3 gb
Bailey Pringle 3g, 1gb
Gavyn Wilson 3g
Kyle Korchak 1g
Blake Brinster 1a, 1gb
Tom Shinske 2a, 1gb
Grant Pargas 1gb
Colin Wood 4gb
Dan Smith 1gb
John Dias 1gb
Pat O’Hanlon 4gb
Dom Carbone 2gb
Dan Falzone 5 saves

Washington Twp.
Gianluca Lockhart 1g
Dante Magliano 1g
Carson Shultz 1g
Zach Grassi 1a
Dylan Kreitzer 10 saves

Academy of the New Church 10, Perkiomen Valley 1
ANC 3-2-2-3 10
PV 0-0-1-0 1

ANC
Dave Closterman 3 goals and 3 assists.
Andrew Lapenta 2 goals
Drew Carr 1 goal
John Veit 1 goal and 1 assist
Wil Vandegrift 1 goal
Joe Paterno 2 goals
Jeb Brenfleck 2 assists
Griffin McGinley 10 saves

PV Stats
Connor Roop 1g
Connor Donovan 1a
Matt Brock 12/14 FO
Rob farrington 3 saves

Radnor 8, Harriton 2
RHS: 3,2,3,0 – 8
HHS: 0,1,1,0 – 2

Radnor
Connor Pierce 2g,1a
Jackson Birtwistle 1g,2a
John Austen 2g, 1a
Drew Brown 1g,1a
Julian Castilleja 2g, 1a
Mike McShea 10/11 FO
Archer Darrach 8 saves

Harriton
Leo Wackerman 1G
Ethan Rodgers 1G
Charlie Veasey 1a
Robbie DePetris 7saves
Daniel Silbergeld 9 saves
Brian Stewart 4gbs
Aedan McKenna 2 cto’s 2 gbs
Ian Sullivan 2 cto’s q gb
Jackson Sanders 1 cto

Spring-Ford 15, Pottsgrove 0
Spring-Ford 8 5 2 0 -15
Pottsgrove 0 0 0 0 -0

Spring-Ford
Peyton Gensler 3a
Jarrod Marenger 2g, 3a
Kyle Decerio 2g, 1a
Collin Pettine 2g
Sean Erdman 6g, 1a
Brad Hart 1g, 1a
Nick Uba 1g
Pat Wixted 1g
Ryan Judge 1a

Penn Charter 12, Shipley School 5

Penn Charter
Blake Target- 2g, 2a
Jayce Dyer- 3g, 1a
Pete Malitas- 1a
Luke Brogan- 2g
Gavin Tygh- 2g, 12/14 FO
Ryan DIckson- 2g, 4/6 FO
Antonio DeMarco- 1g, 2a
Spencer Gallant- 1a
Carson Marano- 13 saves

Shipley
Luke Grayum – 2g, 1a- 3pts
Hunter Gallo- 1g
Henry Reed- 1g
Griff Gallagher- 1g
Saves:
Nate Yi – 8
Kyle Mezrow- 5

Marple Newtown 15, Lower Merion 1
Mnhs 3732 -15
LM 0010 -1

Mnhs
Liam Ferry 3 saves
Dom Mandell 5 saves
Julian Cabral 4g, 1a
CJ Lane 3g, 2a
AL Viola 2g, 2a
Mike May 2a
Jake Huey 3g
‎Cain Tarquini 1g
Luke Jelus 1g
‎Dante Aquilino 1g
Johnny Carrafa 1a

Upper Dublin 13, Springfield-Montco 6
Upper Dublin 6-5-1-1=13
Springfield M 0-2-1-3=6

UD
Max Winebrake 3/0
Jed Hanson 2/0
Cary Romig 2/0
Brian McCarry 2/0
Jason Williams 1/2
Luke Roselli 1/0
Zach Young 1/0
Colin Asper 0/1
Luke Roselli 11/11 Faceoff
Justin Heckler 8/12 Faceoff
Dillon Lojeski 5 Saves 2ga
Sam Hoffman 3 Saves 4ga
Luke Roselli 7gbs
Nick Sowers 4gbs, 2cts
Brian McCarry 3gbs
Jason Williams 3gbs
Colin Asper 2gbs
Milak Bootman 2gbs
Jake DiMartile 2gbs
Justin Heckler 2gbs
Matt Sharkey 1gb
Pat Tucker 1gb
Seth Miller 1gb

Springfield Montco
Krewson 2g
Coppol 1g
Dubose 1g, 2a
Richardson 1g
Dugnese 1g

Holy Ghost Prep 15, Devon Prep 3

HGP
George Rusnak 5 G 1 A
Dan Kovacevich 1 G
Zach Nangle 4 G 2 A
Phil Rueter 2 G
Owen Yake 2 G 1 A
Jack Mahoney 1 A 1/3 FO 4 GBs
Ben Morschauser 1 G 2 A 2/3 FO 4 GBs
Tim Wolfe 1 A
Matt Rueter 15/16 FO 12 GBs
Zach May 4 Saves
Stout defense led by Kaden Marotta, Nick Appalonia, Sean Booth and Brandon Golden

Interboro 15, Phoenixville 5
Interboro 1-3-6-5-15
Phoenixville 1-1-1-2-5

Interboro
Johnny Scibello 2G
Brody Butler 4G 3A
Michael Porreca 3G 1A
Gaige Lennon 2G 2A
Mikey Brown 2G 2A
Josh Ciabatoni 1G
Nick Mormando 1G 6BBS
Brett McLaughlin 1A 12GBS
Conner Evans 9S
Aj Porreca 18/3 FOW 8GBS

Pheonixville
B Aselton 1G
M Napolitana 1G
B Batten 1G
D Thompson 1G

WC East 11, Great Valley 6
GV: 1-1-2-2
WC East: 4-2-3-2

Great Valley
Peter Oberly 3g
Ty Hayes 1g
Alex Kramer 1g
Darren Middleton 1g
A.J. Bernardine 15/20 F/O

East
Jeff Shreiner 3G
Jacob Greiner 1G 6A
Joe Carozza 1G 1A
Seth Cohen 1G 1A
Bryant Maits 2G
Ben Delaney 1G
Mike Nagel 2G 1A
Jack Macanally 5 saves
Brian Andiario 3 saves

Wilson 15, Daniel Boone 0
Wilson 6 3 5 1 15
Daniel Boone 0 0 0 0 0

Wilson
C Magalotti 4G
J Grayson 3G 3A
M Marrella 1G 1A
J Stitzel 1G 1A
T Reinhart 1G 1A
L Horst 1G 1A
Ethan Stitzel 1G
Joe Kieffer 1G
Tristan Allmendinger 1G
Mason Lenart 1G

Unionville 15, Westtown 3
Q1
Westtown 1
Unionville 4

Q2
Westtown 0
Unionville 6

Q3
Westtown 2
Unionville 2

Q4
Westtown 0
Unionville 3

Westtown Stats
Blake Larsen 2g
Jaxon Hendrickson 1g
Trent Kellner 1a
Charlie Herlocher 1 saves

Springfield-Delco 16, Upper Darby 0
SD: 9 4 2 1 – 16

Springfield Delco
M Tulskie 5g
J Debernardi 3,2
K Long 7a
J Spence 1g
L Difonzo 1a
A Shandley 1a
M Difonzo 2g
Z Broomal 1g 8/8 FO
J Clark 1,1
C Hopkins 2g
B Gougler 1g
J Methlie 10/12 FO
J Donegan 1 save
R Reger 1 save

UD
Mcginnis 4 saves

Souderton 9, Abington 0
4-0 at half

Souderton Scoring:
Cole Witoslawski 4g
Stephen Blue 2g 1a
Walker Martin 2g
Adam Booz 2a
Dylan Anderson 1g
Kain Turner 1a
Axell Beskar 9 Saves

Downingtown West 15, Oxford 3
DWest 7-5-2-1
Oxford 1-0-1-1

DWest
Shea Dougherty 5g,1a
Nick Higgins 3g,2a
Jameson Smyth 2g,1a
Nick Varano 2g
Luke Venzie 1g,1a
Chase Sanders 1g
Ty Long 1g
Gavin Rossman 1a
Nick Sicilia 9/14 FO
Joe Shafer 4/6 FO
Owen Karp 5 saves

Parkland 24, Northampton 1
Parkland 8 12 1 3 24

Northampton 0 0 0 1 1

Parkland Scoring:
Goals
Yannes (3), J. Cipolla (3), O’neill (2), Santa-Anna (2), An. Albertson (2), B. Cipolla (2), Poremba (2), Summers, Groff, Fisher, Morgan, M. Albertson, B. Carlson, Borrelli, Filipovits
Assists: J. Cipolla (3), Santa-Anna (3), Yannes (2), Groff, O’Neill, An. Albertson, B. Cipolla,
Saves: Hammer (1), Napolitano (1)

Northampton Scoring:
Goal: Walvack
Assist: Milnes
Saves: Wiest (12)

Haverford HS 12, Penncrest 5
Haverford 2. 5. 3. 2. 12
Penncrest 2. 0. 2. 1. 5

Haverford Goals/Assists
Cole Lukasiewicz 4/1
Jack Daly 4/0
Kyle Bennett 1/0
JT Smyth 1/0
Alex McKendry 2/2

Penncrest Goals/Assists
Matt Gress 1/1
Max Dougherty 2/0
Joe Nichols 1/0
M. Dougherty 1/1

Faceoffs
Haverford: Matt Young 6-10
Penncrest: 8-8

Saves
Haverford: Shane Liney: 10
Penncrest: A. Wickman: 4

Allentown Central Catholic 12, Emmaus 11
Central 4 4 1 3 12
Emmaus 1 3 3 4 11

Emmaus: Goals- Brent Mellinger 4, Bailey O’Connor 3, Mike Leshinsky 2, Hunter Krauss, Sam Conway. Assists- O’Connor 5, Conway, Chris Schmidt. Saves- Levin Sarver 4, Ben Franco 3. Shots- 27. Rec. 8-2.

Central: Goals- Matt Marker 4, Todd Gloss 3, Harrison Ike 2, Daniel Glemser 2, Justin Pasquale. Assists- Pasquale 3, Marker 2, Ike, Glemser, Louie Baloh. Saves- Nolan Barr 8. Rec. 8-2.

Shanahan 15, Sun Valley 2
Shanahan 10 4 0 1
Sun Valley 0 0 2 0

Shanahan
Rafferty 3G’s 3A’s
Heisman 1G 5A’s
K. Gucwa 3G’s 2A’s
Goforth 1A
Pollick 3G’s
Murray 1G
Lyons 1G
Riccardo 1G
Kirk 1G
J. Lynch 1G
Pezone saves 1
Billie saves 1

Sun Valley
McGinnis 1G
Creegan 1G

North Penn 6, Pennridge 5 OT
P 2 2 1 0 0 5
NP 1 0 2 2 1 6

NP
Matt Dickson 2g 2a, Stephen Rinck 2g, Danny Payne 2g, Lucas Yannul 1a
Bryon Rimmer 7saves

Pennridge
Fanelli 2g1a (100th Career Goal)
Britner 2g
Nevells 1g 1a
Banks 8 Saves

Methacton 10, Upper Moreland 3

UM
Kolimago 1g
Greg Cardaci 1g
Justin Sanelli 1g
Goalie Matt Wall made 4 saves and gave up only 2 goals in the effort.
Faceoff specialist Emmet Sullivan went 13-17

Conestoga 17, Strath Haven 9
Conestoga 7-2-5-3=17
Strath Haven 2-2-4-1=9

Conestoga
Nick Cost 4g 2a
Kent Hjelm 3g 1a
Tat Kienzle 2g 2a
Sean Bailey 2g
Will Schnorr 2g
Cliff Madden 1g 1 a
James Reilly 1g 1a, 21 for 25 FO
Matt Logan 1g
Kyle Nicholson 1g
PJ Hewitt 4 for 5 FO
Scott McMilllan 10 Saves

Strath Haven
Jeff Conner 5g, 3a
Ibo Pio 4g
Will Brake 10 saves
Vincey Palermo 6 saves

Manheim Township 17, Elizabethtown 1
MT 7+7+3+0=17
El 0+0+1+0=1

MT
Tre Freeman 4g, 1a
Eddie Newman 3g, 2a
Tyler Kurtz 3g, 1a
Tommy Mann 2g
Zach Diamond 1g
Jeffrey Sturla 1g
Anthony Gugluizza 1g, 2a
Zack Dotter 1g, 1a
Aidan Arnold 1g
Sean Curcio 4a
Caton Johnson 3 saves
Mitchell Burkholder 3 saves

Pennsbury 10, Council Rock North 7

Pennsbury
Max Jackman 2g
Cole Ruoff 1g, 3a
Ben Abraham 2g
Luke Vando 2g,1a, 3gb
Avery Dysart 2g,1a
Nick Sutton 2a
Will Anderson 1g, 1a 3gb
Justin Hernandez 3gb
Bryse Raniello 4gb
Charlie Nuschke 3gb
Jake Krefetz 9gb 11/18 FO
Tim Davis 9 saves

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Penncrest 14, Haverford High 7
Penncrest 8 6 -14
Haverford 2 5 -7

Penncrest
Logan O’Donnell – 2 Goals 1 Assist, 1CT
Grace Harding – 5 Goals, 1 DC, 5 GB
Kenna Kaut – 3 Goals, 4 draw controls, 1 GB, 2CT
Abby Pennoni – 1 Assist
Sadie King – 1 Goal, 1 GB
Mia George – 1 Goal, 1 GB
Julianna George – 2 Goals 3 Assists, 2 GB
Sam Lyon – 1 draw control, 1 GB, 1 CT
Moira Ward – 3 GB
Carys Dougherty – 2 GB, 2 CT
Abby Pennoni – 1 GB
Corryn Gamber 8 saves, 1 GB

Haverford
Sydney Corcoran – 3 Goals
Maya LeBlanc – 1 goal
Nora Janzer – 1 Goal
Abby Rowland – 1 Goal
Willa Hetznecker – 1 goal
Amy Gannon 10 saves

Spring-Ford 22, Merion Mercy 12

Spring-Ford
Cassie Marte 6g
Mac Maloney 4 g
Katie Metzler 2 g,
Lauren Constantine 2 g
Michaela Haney 2 g
Liv Yeagle 2 g
Jordan Nitto 2 g
Natalie Wechter 1 g
Erin Connelly 1g
Amelia Keller 8 saves

Merion Mercy
Arianna Lavelle 9g, 5dc,
Emily Hauck 2g, 4dc
Quinn Guillday 1g, 7dc
Lyndsey Russo 4 saves

Springfield-Delco 16, Upper Darby 3
Halftime. Springfield 12-1

Springfield-Delco
Amanda Biehl. 3g
Julie Schickling. 3g
Bria Hemphill. 2g
Casey O’Connor. 2g
Carli Johnston. 2 g
Emma Whitaker. 2g
Meghan Cull. 1g
Maddie DiEnna. 1g
Aidan Gallagher. 1 save
Dana Mirigliano. 1 save
Gina Hazzard. 1 save

Upper Darby
Maggie Blemmings. 2g
Lauren Stokes. 1 g
Mariana Keith. 4 saves
Santo Laureano. 4 saves

Downingtown East 16, Kennett 4
Halftime 10-4 Dt East

Dt East
Livi Lawton- 4g
Emily Wurzel- 3g
Leah Hunter- 2g
Jess Myers- 2g
Olivia Fanelli- 1g
Kira Flynn- 1g
Caroline Webb- 1g
Caroline Brennan- 1g
Hazel Gardner- 1g
Ava Irwin 3 saves

Kennett
Sandusky- 2g
Schaen- 1g
Fowler- 1g

Friends’ Central 15, Academy of the New Church 6
Halftime score: ANC 3 – 9

ANC
Leah Antwi: 9 goalie saves
Rachel Fink: 3 goals
Nicole McCurdy: 2 goals; 1 assist
Caroline O’Hagan: 1 goal
Andie Gay: 3 assists

FCS
Brynne Menen 6G, 2A
Benna Berger 2G, 2A
Jessica Horenstein 1g
Leah Anderson 1g
Lily Selkow 1g
Thea Volpp 1g
Aliza Sall 1G
Lindsey Schweitzer 2G
Heather Adelsberg 9 saves

Archbishop Carroll 16, Little Flower 4

Carroll
Kelli Ann Matey – 1 goal – 1 assist – 2 DC’s
Jess Suloff – 2 assists
Alex Almonte – 1 goal – 1 DC
Grace Ewing – 1 goal
Amber Germer – 3 goals – 3 assists – 1 DC
Madison Henry – 3 DC’s
Liza Dellarata – 1 goal – 2 assists – 2 DC’s
Carleigh Connors – 1 goal
Karli Dougherty – 1 goal – 1 assist – 4 DC’s
Margeaux Pawelec – 1 goal – 1 assist
Madigan Gallagher – 1 goal
Sarah Kellogg – 1 goal
Nicole Pawelec – 2 goals
Julia Downs – 1 goal
Juliana Keith – 1 goal – 1 assist

HENDERSON 20, Coatesville 3
Score at half: 16-1

HENDERSON
Lilly Siskind 6g 3a 9gb 7dc 1 interception
Jordyn Bauer 5G 1A 2GB 3DC 1ct
Katie Bixler 1g 1A 2GB 1ct
Olivia Pritchard 1g 2A 5 FH 1ct 1 interception
Maddie Reuther 1g 4a 3gb 1 interception
Emma Goodstein 1g 2A 8gb 5dc 3ct
Natalie Miller 3g 6gb
Ming Doherty 1g 1gb 2ct
Amy Hewson 1g 2GB 1ct
Taylor Turner 3g

Coatesville
Giana Minnili 3g

Baldwin 8 Penn Charter 6
Baldwin 4-4- 8
Penn Charter 2-4-6

Baldwin
Myla Barnett 4 G 2 DC 5 GB 2 CT
Marissa McGarrey 2 G, 5 DC, 1 GB
Natalie Sgro 1 G 1 A 2 DC, 1 GB
Meriel Doyle 1 G,
Sean Tuckman 1 A, 3 GB, 1 CT
Lila Tuckman 3 GB, 2 CT

PC
Darcy Felter 1g 1gb
Mackenzie McDonough 2ct
Emma Wilson 1g 1a
Leah Sax 2g 1a
Alexis Joseph 1g 2gb 3ct
Vanessa Ewing 1g 1gb
Ava Coyle 3gb

Interboro 16, Academy Park 6
Interboro: 9-7-16
Academy Park: 4-2-6

Interboro:
Keri Barnett (freshman): 4g, 1a
Paige Dorwart (senior): 3g
Marissa Mullan (sophomore): 3g, 3a
Morgan Reed (sophomore): 3 g, 1a
Jenna Schreiber (junior): 1g, 2a
Gab Mendez (senior): 1g, 2a
Jordan Kennedy (freshman): 1g
Sophia Harley (junior): 1a
Jaila Zaccarria: 4 saves

AP:
Riley Street: 4g (100th career goal)
Shayna Flory: 1g
Nyla Merritt: 1g
Taeja Chambers-Jackson 22 saves!

Germantown Friends 14, Abington Friends 1
GFS 9-5-14
AFS 1-0- 1

GFS
Celia Meyer- 3 goals, 2 assists
Daisy Lentz- 1 goal, 2 assists
Jane MacRae- 1 goal, 1 assist
Natalie Harrity- 1 goal, 1 assist
Lily Seldin- 2 goals
Curran McLaughlin- 3 goals, 1 assist
Ava Moseley- 1 assist
Clare Meyer- 2 goals, 1 assist
Annie McLaughlin- 1 goal
Corin Grady- 4 saves

AFS
Ally Muller- 1 goal

Agnes Irwin 11, Notre Dame 2

AIS
Emily Wills – 2g, 3DCs
Maria Pansini – 1g, 1a, 1DC
Natalie Pansini – 5g,1a,4DCs
Julianne Carey – 2g, 1a
Kacy Hogarth – 1g, 1a,2CTs, 2DCs

Episcopal Academy 18, Germantown Academy 3

GA
Olivia Doody: 1 goal
Elizabeth Van Blarcom: 1 goal
Charlotte Rapp: 1 goal
Cameron Korman: 1 assist
Maddie Burns: 1 assist, 3 gbs 2 dc
Zoe Torrey: 5 saves

EA
O. Dirks 4g, 1a
A. Marino 3g
K. Crager 3g
O. Cunningham 2g, 8a
O. Tuma 1g
A. McHugh 1g
D. Whitaker 1g, 1a
J. Morley 1g, 1a
O. Burt 1g, 2a
S. Groark 1g

Radnor 13, Harriton 6
Radnor 6 – 7 – 13
Harriton 4 – 2 – 6

Radnor:
Ellie Mueller 6G, 1A, 3DC
Cate Cox 1G, 4A
Julia Rigolizzo 3G, 1A, 4GB, 5CT
Molly May 2G
Annie Burton 1G, 3DC
Cat Belveal 1A, 3CT
Margaret Mooney 1A
Ellie Reinhart 5GB, 2CT
Phoebe Proctor 8 saves, 4GB

Garnet Valley 15, Ridley 1
Garnet-14-1-15
Ridley-0-1-1

Garnet
MaryRose Berry- 1gb
Liv Brenner- 1g
Caroline Carruthers- 2a, 1dc, 1ct
Riley Delaney- 1gb
Cam Faith- 2g, 2ct
Bridget Godfrey-1ct
Kait Henning- 1g, 1gb, 1dc, 1ct
Abby Kalish- 1gb, 1ct
Olivia Kingsborough- 1g
Madi McKee- 1g, 1gb, 6dc, 3ct
Kamryn Mcneal- 3g, 2a, 2ct
Kara Nealon- 2g, 2a, 2dc
Regan Nealon- 3g, 2gb, 1ct
Devin Taulane- 2gb
Kathryn Toohey- 1g, 1a, 3dc
Sam Hamalak- 3 saves (and a shutout first half)
Makenna Mink- 3 saves

Ridley
Rachel Smith 1g
Marcianna Tavani- 6 saves
Rebecca Kingsley- 1 saves

Parkland 16, Freedom 5
Parkland: 11-5: 16
Freedom: 2-3: 5

Parkland:
Emily Leiby 1g 1a
Camryn Barnett 4g 1a
Irene Lee 2a
Maeve Leonzi 4g
Mackenzie Roth 1g 3a
Abby Pope 5g
Abby Giacobbe 1g 1a
Goalies: Brie Barraco 3 saves Kenzie Galucy 7 saves

Freedom:
Addi Shreeter 1g
Abby Burnette 1g 1a
Emma Petatouch 1g
Shelby Milheim 2g
Goalie Tori Milheim 11 saves

Conestoga 15, Strath Haven 6
Halftime: Strath Haven 1, Conestoga 10

Goals Strath Haven
Margot Hotham 1
Sophie Haase 2
Gillian Brennan 2
Paige Gillespie 1
Assists : Gillian Brennan 2
Goalie Saves : Katie Capalbo 10

Goals Conestoga
Rachel Clark 5g
Amelia Kienzle 3g 1a
Maddie Wood 2g 1a
Nia Scott 2g 1a
Tessa Kerin 1g 2a
Julia Littlewood 1g
Sydney Sloan 1 3g
Liza Bailey 1g
Christin Ealer had 3 saves

Methacton 15, Pottstown 4
Methacton 10 5 15
Pottstown 2 2 4

Methacton
Mia Sheldon 2 goals 5 assists
Sydney Tornetta 3 goals 2 assists
Julie Byrne 4 goals​
Liz Chipman 3 goals
Katy Benton 1 goal 1 assist
Skylar Kay 1 goal
Erin Hardenberg 1 goal
Rachel O’Toole 5 saves

Pottstown
Ebony Reddick 3 goals
Da’zah Regusters 1 goal
Reilly Owens 6 saves

Bishop Shanahan 17, Sun Valley 4
12-1 at half

BS
Jess Gorr: 5 saves
Kaela Smith: 1G, 1A
Gabby Richter: 2G
Gianna DeCesaris: 3G, 2A
Jess Holowsko: 1G
Monica Manley: 2G, 9 Draw Controls
Olivia Murphy: 1G
Michelle Warren: 2G
Tara Wier: 1G
Abby Bailey: 1G
Maddy Parke: 2G
Claire Hoffman: 1G

Manheim Township 18, Elizabethtown 4
MT 13 + 5 = 18
El 1 + 3 = 4

MT
L Svetec 4g, 2a
L McBride 4g, 5a
T Kopan 2g, 1a
S Elias 2g, 1a
M Large 2g, 1a
L Musser 1g
A Campagna 2g, 2a
C Newell 1g, 2a
G Walker 1g
Drolet 3 saves

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

West Chester Henderson High School 2018 midfielder Joe Saulino has committed to play Division III lacrosse at Salisbury University.

Joe Saulino profile:

Joe Saulino

High School: West Chester Henderson High School

Graduation Year: 2018

Position: Midfield

College Choice: Salisbury University

Club Team: Philadelphia Freedom

Lacrosse Honors: All-League Honors, Drew Bauer City Championship Blue Collar Award Winner

Academic Honors: National Honor Society, Honor Roll All Four Years

What do you plan to major in? “I plan on majoring in Business Marketing.”

Why did you choose Salisbury? “I chose Salisbury University because right when I stepped on campus I knew it was the place for me. The great education offered there as well as the prestigious reputation of the Lacrosse program, Salisbury University is a place I want to be a part of.”

HS team’s team’s 2018 outlook/goals? “Coming back from a second place finish in the AA State Championship we are looking to compete and hopefully return back to the District tournament as well as States.”

Thank You: “I would like to thank my mom and my dad for everything they have done. Without them I would not be the young man I am today. I’d like to thank my brother and sister for always pushing me to be the best I can be and being by my side no matter what. I’d like to also thank my club lacrosse coach Coach Miller as well as my High School Lacrosse coach Coach Stankewitcz for teaching me everything I know about the game today and helping me through this process.”

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