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HS boys
Souderton at Hatboro-Horsham
Springfield-Montco at Abington
Georfe School at Devon Prep
Methacton at Interboro
Spring-Ford at Upper Merion
Pottsgrove at Perkimen Valley
Schuylkill Valley at Wilson
Penn Charter at Strath Haven
Upper Moreland at Quakertown
Pope John Paul II at Phoenixville
Boyertown at Owen J Roberts
Springfield-Delco at Lindenhurst (NY)
Academy New Church at Westtown
Elizabethtown at Manheim Township
Salesianum (DE) at Malvern Prep
Haverford School at Garnet Valley
Moorestown Friends (NJ) at Shipley School
Episcopal Academy at Ridley
Saucon Valley at Southern Lehigh
Upper Dublin at Parkland
Lower Merion at Cardinal O’Hara
Penncrest at Archbishop Carroll
Neshaminy at Central Bucks West

Girls
Radnor at Notre Dame (MA)
Westtown at Moorestown Friends
George School at Shipley
Friends’ Central at Academy of the New Church
Little Flower at Archbishop Carroll
Episcopal Academy at Germantown Academy
Notre Dame Academy at Agnes Irwin
Baldwin School at Penn Charter
Abington Friends at Delco Christian
Norristown at Boyertown
Sacred Heart at Villa Maria Academy
Wyomissing at Daniel Boone
Owen J. Roberts at Methacton
Wissahickon at Penncrest
Villa Joseph Marie at Nazareth Academy
Spring-Ford at Perkiomen Valley
Phoenixville at Pottsgrove
Upper Merion at Pope John Paul II
Southern Lehigh at Saucon Valley
Garnet Valley at Ocean City – NJ
South Jefferson (NY) at Conestoga
Neshaminy at Bensalem
Germantown Friends at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy
New Hope-Solebury ay Holy Spirit (NJ)
Springfield-Delco at Langley (VA)
Central Bucks West at Abington
Harriton at Scripps Ranch (CA)

Women’s D1
Penn State at Duquesne
D2
West Chester at Bloomsburg
D3
Rosemont at Bryn AthynC

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/16/19

Cherokee (NJ) 2019 defenseman/LSM Will Smith of Tri-State Lacrosse has made a verbal commitment to play lacrosse at University of Hartford.

Will Smith profile:

High school: Cherokee HS (Marlton, NJ)

Grad year: 2019

Positions: Defense, LSM

College committed to: University of Hartford

Club team: Tri-State Lacrosse, Tri-State Lacrosse

Lacrosse honors: 2018 First team Olympic Conference Defender, 2018 Courier Post All South Jersey, 2017 Burlington County Top Sophomore

Academic honors: National Technology Honor Society, Super Chief (Cherokee) for Continuous Honor Roll based on maintaining honor roll through high school, Finalist Student Volunteer of the Year (not yet selected)

Expected major: Business

Why did you choose Hartford? “It’s an excellent opportunity to play at a great program with an impressive coaching staff.”

Thank You: “Thanks to my coaches, family and friends for their ongoing support. I would not have achieved my goals without them.”

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Harriton 18, Scripps Ranch (CA) 11
Harriton 12-6-18
Scripps Ranch 7-4-11

Harriton:
Allie Schwab 2 G 4 A 1 CT
Katelin Williams 4 G 1 A 2 GBs 1CT
Maddie Henderson 1 G 3 DCs 3 GBs 2 CTs
Lucy Dwyer 4 G 4 A 2 GBs 1 CT
Amelia Coursen 1 G 1 DC 2 GBs
Emily Stewart 3 G 1 A 5 DCs 3 GBs
Grace Dwyer 1 G 1 DC 2 GBs
Lauren Binnion 2 G 1 A
Ashton Odiorne 2 CTs
Reilly Short 2 CTs 2 GBs
Alex Turner 7 Saves

Spring-Ford 14, Perkiomen Valley 13, OT

Spring-Ford goals
Maleena DeAngelo 1
Jill Quigley 2
Katie Metzler 1
Liv Yeagle 2
Brenna Whiteside 1
Michaela Hanely 1
Cassie Marte 6

PJP
Kallan Bustynowicz- 4g
Julia McLaughlin- 1g
Julie Cherneskie- 1g
Marissa Memmo- 1g

Neshaniny 12, Bensalem 7
Neshaminy 6-6-12
Bensalem 2-5- 7

Neshaminy
Caroline Angerer 5g
Mackenzie Foster 4g
Elizabeth Bressler 1g
Gina Stewart 1g
Madison Byrne 1g
Miranda Horton 4 saves

Acad. of Notre Dame 12, Agnes Irwin 11
Notre Dame 6-6- 12
Agnes Irwin 5-6- 11

Acad. Notre Dame
Mikayla Dever- 3g, 2a, 2gb
Hanna Bodner- 4gb, 3dc
Whitney Macmillan- 1a, 2gb,1ct
Georgie Gorelick-3g, 1a,4gb, 2dc, 1ct(including game winner)
Belle McHugh- 2gb, 1dc (100th career gb)
Maggie O’Brien-1g,3gb,5dc
Caitlyn Mullen-1g,2gb
Claire Gola-2g,4gb, 2dc,3ct
Riley Gillin-1gb, 1dc
Grace Bleckley-1g
Lindsay Barnes-3gb,1dc,1ct
lily allen- 1gb, 2ct
Morgan O’Brien- 2gb
Anna grace Coyne- 1g, 2ct
Quinn Sullivan- 5 saves
Agnes Irwin
Emily Wills 3g, 2a, 3dc, 2gb
Emily Coyne 1ct, 2dc, 2gb
Grace Bartosh 2ct
Lauren Rader 1ct, 1gb
Julianne Carey 1g, 1a, 1ct, 2gb
Natalie Pansini 2g, 3a, 1ct, 1gb, 2dc
Brynn Ammerman 2g, 1gb
Samantha Hark 1gb
Cate Parcells 2g, 1gb
Marissa White 1g, 1a, 3dc, 1gb
Paige Crowther 11 saves, 1ct, 2gb

Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 19, Germantown Friends 2

SCHA
S. Sweitzer- 3a/4g/1ct/5dc
R. Redpath- 2a/4g/1gb
C. Reilly- 2a/3g
C. Brook- 1a/2g
B. Prochniak- 2g
D. Carter- 1a/2g/2dc
C. Reitmeyer- 1g/1dc
K. Watson- 1a/1gb/1dc
A. Rorke- 1g/1dc
A. Lynch- 1ct/1gb/2dc
E. Hamel- 1gb
A. Rexford- 2gb
B. Gyllenhaal- 1gb
D. Sweitzer- 8 saves/1ct

Boyertown 16, Norristown 1
Norristown 0 – 1 – 1
Boyertown 11 – 5 – 16

Norristown
Emily Schools 1g
Goalie (name name available) 11 save

Boyertown
Erin Gilbert 1g, 1a, 1gb
Kasey Roberts 1g, 1gb, 2dc, 1ct
Morgan Kline 1g, 1gb
Ashley Dierolf 1g, 2a
Amanda Diachynsky 1g, 1a
Mikayla Moyer 2g
Jordan Woodring 1g
Allie Pioli 1g, 1a, 3dc
Emily Hillegas 1g, 2gb
Kenzie Derstine 1g, 1gb, 1ct
Liz Tamasitis 1g, 1gb, 1ct
Kristi Kada 1g, 1a, 7dc
Lilly Mauger 1g, 1ct
Amber Marburger 1gb, 1ct
Kasey Fox 1g, 1a, 1gb
Sarah Didget 1g, 1gb
Anna Miller 2 saves

Penncrest 18, Wissahickon 13
Penncrest 10 – 8 – 18
Wissahickon 6 – 7 -13

Penncrest
Kenna Kaut 4g,4a,10 DC
Mia George 4g,3a,6DC
Abby Pennoni 5g
Sadie King 2g,1a
Annalee Doyle 2g,1DC
Annalynn Pompetti 1g,3DC
Kaylee Woodhull 6 saves

Wissahickon
Intrieri 5g
Degroat 2g
Ortiz 2g
Gaffey 2g, 1a
Dickson 1g, 5a
Baker 1g

Abington Friends 18, Delco Christian 7

AFS:
A.Muller- 6g/10dc
M. Waldman- 2g
M. Schorsch- 3g/2dc
M. Muller- 3dc
C. Rosenwinkel- 2g/1a/2dc
L. Silverman- 1g
S. Merle- 1dc
C. Robinson- 1g
G. Werner- 1g
P. Ford- 14 saves

DC:
M. Lebauely- 3g/2dc
J. Fitzgerald- 1g
A. Elliot- 1g/1dc
H. Gilford- 2g/6dc
Goalie- 4 saves

Penn Charter 13, Baldwin 6
Halftime PC 7 Baldwin 3

Penn Charter
Emma Wilson 3 Assists
Leah Sax 1G 1GB
Mia Ferraro 3G 1A
Kaylee Dyer 2G 1CT 2DC
Darcy Felter 1G 1A 1CT 2DC
Maddie Shoup 1G 1A 2CT 2DC
Vanessa Ewing 1A 1G
Lizzie McLaughlin 2G
Charlotte Hodgson 3G 1GB 1CT 2DC
Grace Turner 1GB 1CT
Emma Maley 2GB 3CT
Molly Visco 1CT
Hayley Hunt 6 saves

Episcopal Academy 20, Germantown Academy 10

EA
A. Capozzoli 2a
B. Piselli 1gb
S. Groark 1g 1gb
C. Burt 6g 3a 1cto
D. Whitaker 6g 2a 2dc 2gb 2cto (reached 100 career points on her first goal)
J. Morley 2gb 1cto
S. Garino 1gb
A. Rau 1gb 2cto
I. Rohr 7dc 1gb
O. Dirks 7g 1a 10dc 1gb
G.cilluffo 2 saves 1gb

GA
Zoe Torrey 13 saves
Charlotte Rapp 1g
Maddie Burns 2g 1gb 3a 2dc
Cassidy Palazzo 1a 1dc 1interception
Mackenzie Smith 1g
Olivia Doody 4g 1gb 1a 1dc
Cameron Korman 1g
Elizabeth Van Blarcom 1g 1gb

Academy of the New Church 15, Friends’ Central 2
Halftime Score: 12 – FC 2

ANC scorers:
Lizzie Paterno: 4 goals; 2 assists
Cassidy Peterman: 4 goals 2 assists
Becca Clark: 3 goals; 1 assist
Nicole McCurdy: 3 goals
Emma Bryntesson: 1 goal
Leah Antwi: 1 assist
Naida Navarro: 1 assist
Lisa Antwi: 9 goalie Saves

Archbishop Carroll 12, Little Flower 1
Carroll 6 – 6 – 12
L. Flower 1 – 0 – 1

Goals for Carroll:
All of the following had 1 goal each
Alex Almonte – Shannon Wood – Izzy McGarvey – Amber Germer – Madison Henry – Lisa Dellarata – Karli Dougherty – Kellie Ann Matey – Julia Downs – Madigan Gallagher – Kiley Mottice – Nicole Pawelec
Julia Dellarata 2 saves
Assists for Carroll – Fabiana Narda 2 – Lisa Dellarata 1 – Karli Doughery 1 – Julia Downs 1 – Kiley Mottice 1 – Melissa Hewitt 3

Goals for Little Flower:
Allie Bowfinger – 1
Faith Cruz 3 saves

Pottsgrove 12, Phoenixville 11 OT

Goals for Pottsgrove :
Sydney Wasdick : 4 goals (game winner 8-10 seconds into overtime, 2nd game winning goal)
Ava O’Neill : 2 goals, 1 assist
Katie Bean : 1 goal, 1 assist
Sydney Tornetta : 2 goal
Emily Williams : 1 goal
Riley Simon : 1 goal
Jordyn Mays : 1 goal
Alyssa Petrucelli : 3 assist
Alaura O’Neill : 16 saves, 5 ground balls

Goals for Phoenixville :
Ameerah Green : 4 goals
Maddie White : 3 goals
Ally Bonshock : 3 goals
Mary Michaud : 1 goal
Sydney Alling : 8 saves

Upper Merion 12, Pope John Paul 7
Halftime score- UM 7, PJP 2

Upper Merion goals:
Riley O’Malley- 4g, 2a
Cat Merritt- 3g, 3a
Molly Weygand- 3g, 2a
Avalon Roberts- 2g
Emma Wellington- 1a
UM Saves-
Anya Waller- 10 saves on 17 shots

PJP Goals:
Kallan Bustynowicz- 4g
Julia McLaughlin- 1g
Julie Chemeskie- 1g
Marissa Memmo- 1g

Bonner Prendie 21, Conwell Egan 3
Halftime score 14-1

Prendie Box Score:
Lindsey Fagan: 6g, 2a, 2gb, 4dc
Rachel Doubet: 6g, 1a
Maggie Blemings: 5g, 1a (100 career point)
Daly Ewing: 1g, 2a
Meryn Steinrock: 1g, 1a, 4gb, 6dc
Della George: 1g, 4gb, 3ct
Ainsley George: 1g
Maeve Finnegan: 2a, 5gb
Emma Beaty: 1a
Chloe Meaner: 8 goalie saves

Egan Box Score:
A.Corrigin: 1g
M.Dykes: 1g
A.Chamlmers: 1g

Owen J. Roberts 18, Methacton 5
Methacton 5 0 5
OJR 13 5 18

​Methacton
Sydney Tornetta 4 goals
Jayme Weber 1 goal 1 assist
Julia McCann 1 assist
Alexa Kratz 1 assist
Rachel O’Toole 10 saves, 3rd save of the game was 400th of her career

OJR
Maggie Kilgallon 1g, 6GB, 4DC
Charlotte Lasak 2g
Eloise Gebert 6g, 1a, 5GB, 2CT, 4DC
Maddi Koury 2g, 2a, 3GB, 2CT
Sophia Murray 1g, 5GB, 3CT, 6DC
Gracyn Smith 1a
Hannah Delahaye 6g, 1a, 3GB
Cayden Jarvis 4 saves

Garnet Valley 19, Ocean City – NJ 7
Garnet 13-6-19
Ocean City 4-3-7

Garnet
Lauren Bendo- 1ct
Grace Brennan- 1ct
Liv Brenner- 1g, 1a
Kendall DiCamillo- 1g
Kaitlyn Henning- 2g, 2gb
Madi McKee- 9g, 9dc, 1ct
Meghan McLaughlin- 1a, 1gb
Kara Nealon- 1g, 4a, 1dc, 1ct
Regan Nealon- 2g, 5a, 1gb, 2dc, 1ct
Sydney Pyon- 1g
Caroline Shaefer- 1g, 1gb
Devin Taulane- 1ct
Kathryn Toohey-1g, 1a,1gb, 4dc, 1ct
Sierra McLaughlin- 5 saves

OC
Danielle Donoghue- 3g
Alexis Smallwood- 2g
Emily DiMarino- 1g
Ashley Devlin- 1g
Abbey Fenton- 7 saves

Abington 8, CB West 7
Halftime: Abington 3, CB West 3

Abington
Kaley Ehnow 2g, 1a
Abby Thomas 2g
Maddie Hinkle 1g
Jamira Mashore 1g, 2a
Grace Hinkle 2g
Ellie Hughes- 16 saves

Conestoga 14, South Jefferson (NY) 5

Scoring for Stoga:
Rachel Clark 5g 1a
Cam Evitts 3g (100th goal)
Julia Littlewood 1g 1a
Sydney Sloan 2g
Liza Bailey 1g
Emme Bucher 1g
Jane Bailey 1g
Sam Centofante had 9 saves
Cate Mayo 8 saves

Scoring for SJ
Whitley 2g
Fish 1g
Strough 1g
Buckingham 1g

Wyomissing 16, Daniel Boone 3
Wyomissing 12-4-16
Daniel Boone 1-2-3

Wyomissing
Helm 2g, 4a
Dicarlo 3g, 1a
Reese 3g, 1a
Neff 5g, 1a
Ratcliffe 2g, 2a
Seyfert 1a
Reber 1g
Faust 8 saves
Butler 1 save

Daniel Boone
Kari G 1g
Mia B 1g
Michelle B 1g

Princeton (NJ) 16, Princeton Day 13
Princeton Day (5-4) 4 9 13
Princeton (6-1) 7 9 16

Princeton Day
Zoe Cook 4g
Ellie Schofield 3g 2a
Maddy Birch 2g 2a
Lyla Allen 2g
Jordan Young 1g
Maggie Zarish 1g
Skylar Mundenar 1a
Maggie Madani 11 saves

Princeton
Mariana Lopez-Ona 6g 2a
Shoshana Henderson 3 2 2 0 0 0
Eva Petrone 2 2 3 1 0 0
Shaylah Marciano 2 1 3 2 0 0
Kathryn DeMilt 2 0 3 0 0 0
Lila Doran 1 0 2 0 0 0
Gigi Peloso 0 0 0 0 7

Hill School 20, Hun School of Princeton 5
Hill: 11-9-20
Hun: 3-2-5

Player Statistics
Liz MacMurray: 1 goal, 1 assist
Hannah Spease: 6 goals
Logan Clouser: 2 goals, 1 assist
Madi Orsi: 1 goal
Jordan Hower: 3 goals
Tatum Eccleston: 3 goals, 5 assists
Annika Nordhoy: 1 goal, 2 assists
Lindsey Coffey: 2 goals
Amelia Nordhoy: 1 goal, 2 assists
Mariah Sweeney: 3 saves
Megan Mikuen: 2 saves

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Haverford School 18, Garnet Valley 7
Haverford 4-5-7-2-18
Garbet Valley 1-3-1-2- 7

Haverford School
Peter Garno 4g
Mac Costin 2g
Geordie Holmes 1g, 1a
Adam Salvaggio 3g, 1a
Brennan McBride 1g, 4a
Gavin Burke 1g
Jack Leary 1g
Nolan Cooleen 2g
Quintin Campbell 1a
Kenny Malone 1g
Pearse Galvin 1g
Bobby Blewitt 1g, 11/17 FO
Chris Tsetsekos 7/12 FO
Sage Garito 7 saves
Robert Esgro 3 saves

Garnet Valley
Max Busenkell 3g
Mitch Lachman 1a
Sean Shoemaker 1g
Adam Oldrati 1a
Greg Reynolds 1g
Danny Bradley 1g
Jake Morin 1g

Episcopal Academy 12, Ridley 5
Ridley 0-0-1-4=5
EA 3-8-12-0=12

EA
Nick Bates 2G, 4A
Charlie Cunniffe 4 G
Rowan Brumbaugh 2G, 2A
Quinn Chambers 1G, 1A
Collin Loughead 1G
Sam Malloy 1G
Max Strid 1G
Matt Chess 3 Saves
Jack Henderson 9/10 – FO
Johnny McCormick 6/9 – FO

Ridley
Jack Bakey 1g
Sean Hinchey 1g
Evan Zappone 1g
Matt Haines 2g
Brendan King 15 saves

Devon Prep 17, George School 11

DP scoring leaders
N. Theis 7G, 2A
C. Walton 5G, 3A
D. Brown 1G, 4A
K. Husar 2G

Parkland 6, Upper Dublin 4
Parkland 1-3-1-1 = 6
Upper Dublin 0-0-3-1= 4

Parkland
James Cipolla 3g 2a
Zach Poremba 1g
Joe Dorenzo 1g
Will Filipovits 1g

Upper Dublin
Mcarry 1g
Santangelo 1g 1a
Rama 2g

Phoenixville 9, Pope John Paul II 6

Ignacio Ortiz 1g 1a
Bryan Maguire 3g 2a
Ryan Gilleland 1g 2a
Lucas Kapneta 1g
Matt Rosenfeld 1g
Bobby Batten 2g 1a
Goalies Nolan Martin/Gabe Bernal 7 combined saves

Academy of the New Church 11, Westtown 2
Westtown 0 – 2 – 0 – 0 F – 2
ANC 4 – 1 – 1 – 5 F – 11

Westtown
Blake Larsen 1g
Eli Vega 1g

ANC
Jeb Brenfleck 5 g
Joey Paterno 1g 1a
Drew Carr 2g 3a
Jack Joyner 1g
Tommy Vandergrift 1g 2a
Ryan Kelly 1g
Hunter Jaronski 3a
Griff McGinley 5 saves

Marple Newtown 12, Council Rock South 5
MN 7-2-2-1- 12
CR South 1-2-1-1- 5

MN
Cain Tarquini 1a
Zach Baroni 1g
CJ Lane 1g
Marlon Weathers 4g, 1a
Luke Jelus 3g, 1a
Vince Terra 1g, 1a
Colin Ferry 2g, 1a
Liam Ferry 3 saves
Dominic Mandell 6 saves

CR South
Philip Mignacca 2g
Brandon Berghaier 1g
Chase Patterson 1g, 1a
Brossman 1g

Perkiomen Valley 17, Pottsgrove 4
PV 10-4-1-2 17
PG 0-3-0-1 4

PV
Matt Farrington 3g 3a
Jack Scaliti 3g 2a
Connor Roop 1g 3a
Nick Steele 2g (100th Career Point)
Zach Schiffman 2g
Brandon Baker 1g 1a
Dillon Kane 2a
Dane Hagen 2a
Harrison Schlatchta 1g
Aidan McCabe 1g
Tim Pot 1g
Jacob Beaudoin 1g
Luke Ricci 1g
Aidan Owens 1a
Matt Brock 12/13 FO 12 gbs
Bobby Hanshaw 6/7 FO
Dallas Pulliam 3/4 FO
Rob Farrington 4 Saves (3 GA)
Jacob Klosinski 2 Saves (1 GA)

Pottsgrove
Justin Wescoat 1 g 2a
Charles Sithens 1g
Kauffman 1g
Caffrey 1g 1a
Goalie 5 saves

Penn Charter 16, Strath Haven 5
PC 3-5-3-5-16
Strath Haven 1-1-2-1-5

Penn Charter
Gavin Tygh 19-22, 1 goal
Nick DiCicco 3 goals, 2 assists
Connor McGee 3 goals, 1 assist
Tone DeMarco 2 goals, 4 assists
Peter Malitas 2 goals, 1 assist
Dean Bleiler 2 goals
Colin Michener 1 goal
Oliver Leedale-Brown 1 goal
Aaron Abrams 1 goal
Jayce Dyer 1
Kellen Seth 1 assist
Carson Marano 11 saves
Ben Tompkins 2 saves

Souderton 8, Hatboro Horsham 2

Souderton Scoring
Cole Witoslawski 4g
Walker Martin 2g 1a
Dylan Anderson 1g 1a
Matt Rauch 1g 1a
Nick Guthre 1a
Matt Rauch 5 GBs
Axell Beskar 10 saves

HH
Michael Brown – 2G
Jason Kleintz 2A
CJ Grier 10 saves

Springfield-Delco 10 Lindenhurst 4
Springfield-Delco 5 3 2 0 – 10
Lindenhurst 1 1 1 1- 4

Springfield-Delco
Liam Difonzo 2,3
Jack Spence 2,1
Jack Clark 2g
Aidan Shandley 2g
Robbie Obrien 1g
Geo Dotsicas 1,1
Zach Broomall 1a 9/12 FO
Jake Methlie 5/7 FO
Jimmy Donegan 2 saves
Joe Lofland 3 saves

Malvern Prep 14, Salesianum (DE) 7

MPrep
Pettit 2 saves
Almonte 9/15 FO
Voehringer 3/7 FO
Mcgill 1g-1a
Peden 3g, 2a
Potemski 1g
Doyle 2g, 1a
Spanos 1g
Jogerst 3g
Waitte 2g, 1a
Lotz 2g
Iaconne 1a
Civitella 1a

Wilson 14, Schuylkill Valley 7

Wilson
Mason Lenart 3G
Julian Smith 3G
Ethan Stitzel 3G
Corey Powers 2G 1A
Cam Magalotti 2G
Tristan Allmendinger 1G
Brayden Skipper 6 saves

Schuylkill Valley
Tyler Siglin 4G 1A
Jordi Farr 2G
Ben Eddinger 1G
Caleb Miller 12 saves

Shipley 16, Moorestown Friends 0
Luke Grayum 1g, 3a- 4pts
Josh Gallia- 3g, 1a- 4pts
Alex Moeller- 2g, 2a- 4pts
Tyler Drake- 3a
Braeden Lange- 3g
Auggie Gehret- 2g
Cam Light- 2a
Jake McCarthy – 1g
Randall Brown -1g
Henry Reed- 1g
Jamie Lenart- 1g
Brett Mezrow- 1g
Josh Allen- 1a
Ben Gillen- 1a
Kyle Mezrow 5 saves
Ben Aschkenasy 1 save

Interboro 9, Methacton 8
Bucs 0-5-3-1 – 9
Warriors 2-1-1-4 – 8

Interboro
Nick Mormando 5G 1A
Konnor Oreskovich 2G
Mikey Brown 1G 2A
CJ Jones 1G
Ray Scanlan 1A
Connor Evans 7S
AJ Porreca F/O 50%

Methacton
Justin Janelli 4G 1A
Gunner Seaman 2G
Sean Sykes 1G
Kyle Mckelvey 1G
Mike Merola 1A

Boyertown 5, Owen J Roberts 3

Boyertown
Brady McFalls 3g
Mike Federico 2g
Robert Wood 11 saves

OJR
Ben Colt 1a
Logan Clefish 1g 1a
Christian Brofft 2g
Cooper Chamberlain 1a

Penncrest 12, Archbishop Carroll 2
Penncrest 3-2-5-2- 12
Arch. Carroll 0-0-1-1 – 2

Carroll
Borkowski 1g 1a
Mcnulty 1g
Tarasca 9 saves

Penncrest
Tj Sims 2g, 1a
Jason Poole 2g
Robby McDonnell 2g
Ian McDougall 1g
Brennan Kaut 1g, 2a
Asa Tyson 1g
Joe Nichols 1g
Steven Woolery 1g
Ryan Matsinger 1g12/18 faceoffs
Trey Pompetti 2a
Shane Stevens 4 saves
Andrew Wickman 3 saves

Manheim Townshp 16, Elizabethtown 3
Elizabethtown 0+1+0+2=3
Manheim Twp 6+6+3+1=16

MT
John Grandrimo 3g, 2a
Tre Freeman 2g
Sean Curcio 2g, 3a
Solen Layser 2g, 1a
Tyler Kurtz 2g, 1a
Jeffrey Sturla 1g, 1a
Colton Pierson 1g
Brendan Braswell 1g, 2a
Alex Romano 1g
Eddie Newman 1g
Campagna 1a,
Owen Hirsch 2 saves
Tyler Moritzen 3 saves

Elizabethtown
Sawyer Smith 2g
Sam Azzalina 1g
Cameron Poulos 1a
Alex Hartman 1a
Duncan Keller 17 saves

Central Bucks West 16, Neshaminy 7
CBW 5-3-5-3=16
NESH 1-3-1-2=7

CBW
Christian Kunkel 4g
Erik Ojert 4g, 4a
Jeff Woosnam 3g, 1a
Jake Ojert 2g
Jake Lang 1g, 1a
Conor Albrecht 1g, 3a
David Ross 1g
Ricky Albert 1a
Max Dunar 12 saves
Garrett Hitchens 22 of 23 FO

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HS Boys

Sun Valley at West Chester Rustin
J.M. Coughlin at Delaware Valley
La Salle at Conestoga
Palmyra at Cedar Cliff
Springfield-Delco at Comsewogue (NY)
Crestwood at Upper Dublin
Plymouth-Whitemarsh at Wissahickon
Great Valley at Downingtown West
West Chester Henderson at Unionville
West Chester East at Kennett
Freedom at Allentown Central Catholic
Truman at Council Rock North
Neshaminy at Coatesville
Downingtown East at Bishop Shanahan
Holy Ghost Prep at Marple Newtown
Harriton at New Hope-Solebury
Hatboro-Horsham at North Penn
Avon Grove at Oxford

Girls
Quakertown at Pennridge
Ridgewood at Agnes Irwin
Oxford at Avon Grove
Souderton at Penncrest
Pottstown at Upper Perkiomen
Strath Haven at Wilson
Springfield (D) at Stoneridge (DC)
George School at New Hope-Solebury
WC Rustin at Sun Valley
Academy of New Church at Bensalem
Bishop Shanahan at Downingtown East
Unionville at Henderson
West Chester East at Kennett
Easton at North Penn
Haverford High at Upper Dublin
Upper Moreland at Plymouth Whitemarsh
Strath Haven at Wilson
Exeter at Manheim Township
Hallahan at Archbishop Carroll
Pleasant Valley at Allentown Central Catholic
Central Bucks South at Ridley
Sacred Heart CDS at Villa Maria Academy
Freedom at Emmaus
Mastery Charter-Shoemaker at Frankford
Gwynedd Mercy Academy at Merion Mercy Academy
Liberty at Parkland

Men’s D2
Wilmington at Chestnut Hill
D3
Widener at Arcadia
Marymount-Va at Cabrini
Eastern at FDU-Florham
Marywood at Gwynedd Mercy
DeSales at King’s
Delaware Valley at Manhattanville
Bryn Athyn at Rosemont
Neumann at Wesley
Women’s D1
Lehigh at Lafayette
Princeton at Penn
Villanova at Temple

D3
Ursinus at Bryn Mawr
King’s at DeSales
Manhattanville at Delaware Valley
Cabrini at Marymount
Gwynedd Mercy at Marywood
Wesley at Neumann
Muhlenberg Swarthmore
Haverford at Washington
Arcadia at Widener

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/17/19

Peter Garno said there was no better way to honor the memory of Kip Taviano than playing Garnet Valley Tuesday night in the inaugural 10ve Cup – and playing so well at the same time.

“Obviously, this means a lot to us,” said Garno, who had four goals in the 18-7 romp. “Every year, Mr. Taviano comes and talks to us about Kip. This is more than just a game; it has deeper meaning.

“We’ve always done the summer event. All of us usually go, but this was great to have a night game – we don’t usually have night games. It’s a special event and going forward it will be an awesome tradition.”

Kip Taviano, a key and extremely popular member of Haverford School’s 2013 squad, He died in a car accident just before graduation. Kip played for the Brandywine Youth Club in Garnet Valley and was close to many in the Jaguars program.

Since his passing, his father, Jim Taviano has worked with Haverford and Garnet Valley to run many events and create the #10VE hashtag (Kip wore No 10) seen all over the Philly lacrosse community. Click here forThe #10ve website.

This 10VE Cup, in some ways, will replace the 10VE Event held the past five years at BYC in early June; also, on May 4 Haverford School will host youth clinics and special club/youth games, an Alumni Game and its Inter-Ac game with Germantown Academy inKip’s honor.

“This is for the right reason; we both support Kip,” said Garnet Valley coach Frank Urso. “It was a tragedy and anything we can do in his memory, we plan on doing.

“They (the Fords) played lights out; that was their best game. I have seen them several times this year and they move the ball extremely well and found the open man. When they had the shot they stuck it.”

Almost forgotten was that Haverford (9-3) is No. 1 and Garnet Valley (8-1) entered play at No. 2 in the Phillylacrosse.com Rankings. Right now, no team in the region is playing at the level being shown by the Fords.

Haverford led the whole way. The Fords (9-3) led, 4-1 after a period and scored two late goals in the second period to open a 9-4 margin, Then they tallied the first five goals of the second half.

Adam Salvaggio added three goals and an assist while Mac Costin and Nolan Cooleen each scoered twice. Bobby Blewitt (1g, 11/17 FO) and Chris Tsetsekos (7/12 FO) dominated at the X and Sage Garito (7 saves) was strong in goal.

Max Busenkell had three goals for the Jags.

“We are fosused on moving the ball as much as possible,” said Garno, signed with Virginia. “We were constantly cutting.”

Haverford coach John Nostrant said the program will continue to support the Taviano family and Kip’s memory.

“We thought about it (the 10ve Cup) and we had a meeting about Jim and (wife) Ellen,” said Nostrant. “They were talking about doing something different than we do in June; Garnet Valley has an unbeleivable program and there was no better way to keep Kip’s memory alive.

“I think about what he brought to Haverford School and what he took; that’s what you want. Kip embodied all that stuff. It’s unfortunate we have to do something like this, but it speaks volumes on him and what he’s done for the Haverford lacrosse program and the whole Haverford community.

“We talk about Kip’s selflessness, his pesonalirty, his humor. These guys know him. It’s important we continue to talk about him.”

Nostrant also was pleased to see his team’s offenive flow. Last week the Fords struggled offensively in a 5-4 win over Malvern Prep.

“I told Frank that his team is fast and very tough,” Nostrant said. “We just shot the ball really well and moved it really well. That was our emphasisc; we didn’t do it against Malvern. Part of it was Malverm didn’t allow us to do it. I was proud of the kids.”

Haverford School 18, Garnet Valley 7
Haverford 4-5-7-2-18
Garbet Valley 1-3-1-2- 7

Haverford School
Peter Garno 4g
Mac Costin 2g
Geordie Holmes 1g, 1a
Adam Salvaggio 3g, 1a
Brennan McBride 1g, 4a
Gavin Burke 1g
Jack Leary 1g
Nolan Cooleen 2g
Quintin Campbell 1a
Kenny Malone 1g
Pearse Galvin 1g
Bobby Blewitt 1g, 11/17 FO
Chris Tsetsekos 7/12 FO
Sage Garito 7 saves
Robert Esgro 3 saves

Garnet Valley
Max Busenkell 3g
Mitch Lachman 1a
Sean Shoemaker 1g
Adam Oldrati 1a
Greg Reynolds 1g
Danny Bradley 1g
Jake Morin 1g

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Unionville 16, Henderson 5
Half: Unionville 11-1

Unionville:
Madi Holt 1 goal 3 DC
Emma Malone 3 goals 1 assist
Riley Glackin 2 goals 3 assists
Lily Niemkiewicz 1 goal
Lily Dietrich 1 goal 1 assist
Mina Scott 4 goals
Mauria Blair 2 goals 1 assist
M. Kirk 7 saves

Henderson
Olivia Pritchard 3g 1a
Olivia Justice 2g
Sammi Cantor 4 saves
Emma Goodstein 4gb 3ct

Upper Moreland 9, Plymouth Whitemarsh 8
Halftime PW 5 – UM 4

UM scorers:
M Olexa 4g, 1a
O’Donnell 3g
E Meakin 2g

PW scorers:
Lexi Petrakis 4g, 1a
Calli Kolkka 1g
Lucy Sullivan 1g
Max Lesczyznski 1g, 1a
Fiona Goonerante 1g
Aniya Bonds 6 saves

Downingtown East 12, Bishop Shanahan 9
Halftime 9-4

DTE
Caroline Brennan 4
Olivia Fanelli 4
Livi Lawton 2
Hazel Gardner 1
Caroline Webb 1
Ava Irwin – 10 saves

Bishop Shanahan
Jess Gorr (G): 8 Saves
Jess Holowsko: 1G, 1A, 4DC, 1 CT
Gianna DeCesaris: 2G, 2A, 1CT
Monica Manley: 3G, 1G, 1DC
Michelle Warren: 3G, 1GB, 2DC

Upper Dublin 15, Haverford High 5
Upper Dublin 8 7 -15
Haverford 4 1 5

Upper Dublin
Becky Browndord 3 goals 4 assists
Mack Moore 4 goals
Julia Reardon 4 goals
Jackie Rama 3 goals
Lydia Casey 1 goal
Riley Brady 12 saves

Haverford
M. Ciancio 2 goals
C. Gannon 1 goal
W. Hetznecker 1 goal
G. Hetznecker 1 goal

Archbishop Carroll 18, Hallahan 10
Carroll 18 – 0 – 18
Hallahan 0 – 0 – 0

Archbishop Carroll
Annie Dvonch 2
Alex Almonte 1g
Fabiana Narda
Shannon Wood
Izzy McGarvey
Amber Germer
Madison Henry
Sarah Durham
Lisa Dellarata
Karli Dougherty
Kellie Ann Matey
Julia Downs
Kiley Mottice
Nicole Pawelec
Katlie Karoly
Mary Finley
Olivia Hoffman

Upper Perkiomen 8, Pottstown 4
Upper Perkiomen 5-3=8
Pottstown 2-2=4

Upper Perkiomen
Luci Carpenter 2g, 1a, 3DC
Courtney Bauer 1g, 1a
Caitlin Bauer 1g
Lindsay Bieler 1g
Bella Carpenter 1g
Grace Lehman 1g
Tori Shive 1g
Makenna Phipps 6 saves, 1CT

Pottstown
Da’zah Regustas 2g
Deshri Roye 1g
Taylor Sundstorm 1g

Moorestown 10, Lawrenceville School 5
Lawrenceville (6-4) 1 4 -5
Moorestown (8-0) 7 3 -10

Lawrenceville
Charlotte Albert 2g
Meg Barnes 1g
Natalie Schur 1a
Bella Koch 1g
Caroline Foster 1g

Moorestown
Logan Lillie 7 saves
Ashley Nutt 2a
Avery Jaffe 2g
Sophia McHugh 3a
Janey Galski 1g
Isa Arvelo 3g
Dylan Silar 3g
Julia Sullivan 1g

Haddonfield 17, West Deptford 5
West Deptford (6-3) 2 3 -5
Haddonfield (6-1) 12 5 -17

Haddonfield
Caroline Beckett 2g, 2a
Emily Smart 2g
Brooke Fiannacca 2g
McKenzie Blake 3g, 2a
Ashley Campo 2g, 3a
Gabi Connor 5g
Wayden Ay 1g, 1a
Maya Feinstein 2 saves

West Deptford
Antonia Gismondi 3g
Anna Wright 1g
Kara Yarusso 1g

Cherry Hill East 13, Williamstown 9
Williamstown (3-6) 5 4 -9
Cherry Hill East (6-4) 8 5 -13

Williamstown
Madison Coyle 4g
Madison Foti 2g
Jamie DeHaven 2g
Lilyanna Martucci 1g

Cherry Hill East
Julia Cutler 6g, 2a
Sydney Cicha 3g
Paige Miller 2g, 1a
Juliane Calalo 1g
Nicole Austin 1g
Remy Abrams 2a
Naomi Abrams 4 saves

Bonner Prendie 14, St. Hubert’s 10
Halftime Score: 10-4 (BP)

Prendie Box Score:
Lindsey Fagan- 6 goals, 4 gb, 8 dc (150th Career Point)
Maggie Blemings- 3 goals, 1 assist, 3gb
Ainsley George- 3 goals, 1 assist
Rachel Doubet- 1 goal, 1 assist, 3gb
Maeve Finnegan- 1 goal, 4 gb
Daly Ewing- 1 assist, 5 gb
Emma Beaty- 1 assist
Della George- 5gb, 2 ct
Chloe Menear- 9 Goalie Saves

Souderton 12, Penncrest 11
Half: SAHS: 7, Penncrest 5

Souderton
Caroline Kelly 2G
Clark Trowbridge 1G
Randi Hess 4G, 2A
Riley McGowan 4G
Kylie Norbeck 1G
Lauren Scott 14 saves

Penncrest
Sadie King 3g, 1a
Mia George 3g, 2a
Kenna Kaut 2g, 2a
Abby Pennoni 1g, 2a
Annalee Doyle 1g, 1a
Annalynn Pompetti 1g
Kaylee Woodhull 6 saves

Stone Ridge (DC) 15, Springfield-Delco 5
Stone Ridge-DC 7-8- 15
Springfield-D 4-1- 5

Springfield-D
Alyssa Long 3g
Belle Mastropietro 1g
Erin Gormley 1g
Dana Mirigliano 3 saves

Stone Ridge
Carr 3g
Muldoon 3g
Slater 3g
Dolan 2g
Lovett 1g
Cerretani 1g
Lennon 1g
Montemarano 1g

West Chester Rustin 21, Sun Valley 2
WC Rustin
Ashley Chisholm 4 g
Ava Kane 3 g
Shannon Drakely 2 g
Ann Marie Patterson 2g
Emily Supplee 1g
Skyler Baur 1g
Lexy McClain 1 g
Christina ditizio 1g
Blaise Cugini 1 g
Grace piona 1 g
Katie Chisholm 1 g

Sun Valley
Alicia Whitfield 2 g

Academy of the New Church 14, Bensalem 3
Halftime score: ANC 8 – Bensalem 2

ANC
Lizzie Paterno: 3 goals; 1 assist
Becca Clark: 2 goals; 2 assists
Kiana Frazier: 1 goal; 2 assists
Cassidy Peterman: 1 goal; 1 assist
Nicole McCurdy: 2 goals
Leah Antwi: 2 goals
Alyssa Asplundh: 2 goals
Emma Bryntesson: 1 goal
Sabrina Brock: 1 assist
Katie Slachta 1 g
Lilly Thompson 1g
Katie rickets 1g
Lisa Antwi 4 saves

Upper Moreland 9, Plymouth Whitemarsh 8, OT
Halftime PW 5 UM 4

PW
Lexi Petrakis 4g, 1a
Calli Kolkka 1g
Lucy Sullivan 1g
Max Lesczyznski 1g, 1a
Fiona Goonerante 1g
Aniya Bonds 6 saves

UM
Moira Olexa 4G, 1A, and 5DC
Meghan O’Donnell 3G and 2A and 1DC
Emma Meakim 2G (game winning goal) and 3A,
Bryanna Gordon 2A
Bella Guarenghi 1A
Sarah Pickard 11 saves

Pennridge 14, Quakertown 1
Pennridge
Jenna Lund 5g
Jill Csaszar 2g, 2a
Avery Meiners 1g
Morgan Wahlers 1g, 1a
Alex Lippman 1g
Peyton Rimmer 1g, 1a
Aubery Maher 1g
Hannah Cressman 1g, 1a
Caitlyn Amsden 1a

Quakertown
Kayla Hillaert 1g

Central Bucks South 7, Ridley 6

CBS
Anna Green 3g, 1a
Francine Richick 3g, 1a
Bridget Curtis 1g, 1a, 4dc
Kate Victor 1a
Tegan Mullan 1a
Erin Mayeros 3ct, 4gb
Katelyn Wendling 10 saves

Cardinal O’Hara 18, Archbishop Ryan 4

O’Hara
Mia Scarduzio 2g, 1a, 5DC, 5GB, 1CT
Anastasica Ciminera 5DC, 3GB, 1CT
Lexi Culp 3g, 2a, 4gb
Ellie Miller 3g, 1a 3DC
Claire Kutafaris 3g, 2a
Erin Grady 3g
Katie Shallow 3g, 3gb, 3ct
Rosie Defao 1g
Jackie McPeak 1g
Jackie Deuber Patterson 1 save
Casey McColllugh 1 save

Easton 14, North Penn 13
NP 9-4-13
Easton 10-4- 14

NP
Lily Szilagyi 6 goals
Grace Sacchetti 3g, 3a, 8dcs
Emily Varilla 3g, 1a, 6dcs
Alli Lindsay 1g,1a
Alaina Mullaly 3 caused turnovers

Manheim Twp 19, Owen J. Roberts 15
Owen J. Roberts 7 8 -15
Manheim Township 11 8 -19

Manheim Twp
L Svetic 7g, 1a; T Kopan 4g, 3a; Rice 4g, 2a; S Elias 2g; A Campagna 1g A Boblitz 1g

OJR
Charlotte Lasak 2g
Emily Himmelreich 1a
Eloise Gebert 4g, 1a, 7dc, 8 gb, 2ct
Sophia Murray 5g, 4dc, 4gb
Hannah Delahaye 4g, 1a, 4dc, 4gb, 2ct
Cayden Jarvis 7 saves
Gianna Stalletti 2 saves

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Council Rock North 15, Harry S. Truman 1

Council Rock North
Peter Lehman 5g, 6a
Nathan Lewis 5g, 1a, 1gb
Luke Walstrum 2g, 4a, 4gb
Beckett Thompson 2g, 1a
T.J. Blancato 1g
Zane Moore 9 FO wins, 8 gb
Pat Slarcheff 4gb
Sean Beverly 3gb
Shane Bradley 2gb
Max Harar 2gb
Ethan Stranford 1gb
Trevor Zemzik 1gb

Upper Dublin 15, Crestwood 12

Upper Dublin
Brian McCarry 5g, 1a
Zack Young 2g
Brett Rama 2g, 1a
Lucas Roselli 2g
Jason Scott 2g
Jayden Santangelo 1g, 2a
Jason Williams 1g
Andrew Sowers 2a
Sam Hoffman 5 saves

Washington Township (NJ) 12, Eastern 8
Washington Township 1 4 2 5 12
Eastern 2 2 2 2 8

Washinton Twp.
Dante Magliano 2g 3a
Gianluca Lockhart 1g 3a
Zach Grassi 2g 2a
Albert Tobey 3g 1a
Nick Flamma 3g
Andrew McGinley 2a
Richie Hughes 1g
Dylan Kreitzer 8 saves

West Chester Rustin 23, Sun Valley 3
Sun Valley 0-2-1-0 3
WC Rustin 7-13-1-2 23

Rustin
Alex Hutsell 3g 2a
Michael Burke 2g 3a
Nick Madonna 3g 1a
Will Pileggi 2a
Vince Myers 2a
Rob Bednar 2g
Andrew Madonna 2g 1a
JP Hedderick 1g
Jake Klebes 2g
Blake Winkley 1g 1a
Collin Hurley 1g
Alex Pratzner 1g
Brady Reber 1g
Justin Petty 1a
Jake Spaniak 3g 1a 18/20 FO
Trey Sangine 1g 3/6 FO
Tom Handy 4 saves

West Chester Henderson 6, Unionville 5 OT
WCH 1 1 2 1 1 6
UV. 0 0 2 3 0 5

WCH
Luke Wierman 2g 1a
Dan Carnuccio 1g 1a
Jon Hamm 1g
Jack Micco 1g
Jeff Benson 1g
Max DePasquale 1a
Ryan McKie 13 saves
Luke Wierman scores the winner with 48 seconds left in the first overtime.

Conestoga 10, LaSalle 7
Conestoga 2-4-1-3=10
LaSalle 1-1-3-2=7

Conestoga
Brendan Murphy 3g/1a
Will Schnorr 6g
Patrick Reilly 1g
Joey Allen 3a
Julian Grove 4a
PJ Hewitt 7/11 faceoffs
Ian Kim 4/10 faceoffs
Mick Lee 11 saves

La Salle
Zac Coar 1g
Shane Osborne 3g
Christopher Mockaitis 1g
Will Vandergrift 1g
Kyle Cullen 1g

Springfield-Delco 8, Comsewogue (NY) 7 OT2
Springfield-Delco 3 2 1 1 1 – 8
Comsewogue 0 4 2 1 0- 7

Springfield-Delco
Jack Spence 2g,2a (game winner in 2 ot)
Liam Difonzo 3g
Aidan Shandley 1g,1a
Jack Clark 1g
Colin Hopkins 1g
Zach Broomall – 10/17 FO
Jake Methlie – 1g, 1a
Jimmy Donegan 6 saves

Central Catholic 13, Freedom 2
Freedom 0 0 1 1 2
Central Catholic 9 1 3 0 13

Freedom:
Quinn Hoke 1g
Justin Kinter 1,1
Saves- Jake Szemiako, 9

Central Catholic:
Mike Hilliard 3
Jack McGorry 2,3
Sean McCartney 2
Tyler Schifko 1,2
Todd Gloss 1
Luke Talago 1
Chuck Kaczynski 1
Louie Baloh 1
Matt Scandone 1
Alec Brogle 2a
Justin Pasquale 2a
Matt Odenthal 2a
Sean Farrell 1a
Nolan Barr 3 saves
Davis Ike 4 saves

St. Joseph’s Prep 18, Conwell Egan 1

SJ Prep
David Shew 2g, 2a
Justin Filak 2g 1a
Scott O’Connor 5g 1gb
Kevin Ortlieb 2g 1 a
Stephen Schreder 1a 2gb
Peter Banfe 1a 1gb
Peter Vitanzo 1a
Tyler Peterson 2a
Nico Robak 1g
Luke Kelchner 1a 2gb
Nick Nigrelli 1g 3gb
Liam O’Neill 1g 4gb
Jack Sweeney 1g 1gb
Owen Iemolo 1a
Blake Heiligman 2g 1 a
Tyler Wright 1g
Andrew Menold 9 saves

Harriton 15, New Hope-Solebury 2H

New Hope Solebury Stats:
Kyle Boughner – 1 Goal
Nate Donahue – 1 Goal
Kyle McLaughlin – 1 Assist
Tanner Richmond – 13 Saves

Harriton
Jack Northington 3G
Leo Wackerman 3 G
Lachlan Northington 2G 2A
Jackson Smith 2G 2A
Michael Stewart 2G 1A
Brian Stewart 1G 1A
Ben Schall 1G 1A
Cooper Gutsche 1G 1A
Aedan McKenna 1A
Josh Smith 1A
Evan Prince 13/15 FO
Shane Sullivan 3/5 Fo
Robbie DePetris 7 saves
Max Fellheimer 2 saves

Downingtown West 11, Great Valley 6
Great Valley 2-2-1-1 = 6
DWest 4-0-4-3 = 11

Dt West
Grady Meredith 2G’s
Dillon Hammer 1G
Nick Higgins 5G, 2GB, 2CT
Luke Venzie 1G, 5A, 1CT
Ty Rodriguez 2G, 1A, 2CT
Ty Wolverton 2G
Jameson Smyth 1G, 1GB
Ty Long 1A
Kurt Rachau 2GB’s
Josh Toth 2GB’s, 1CT
Ryan Dever 1GB, 1CT
Jake Toth 1CT
Owen Fry 1CT
Michael Straub 17/21 (81%) F/O, 8 GB’s

Great Valley
Jack Meyer 2g, 1a
Ty Hayes 2g
August Flynn 1g
Darren Middleton 1g
Jackson Campbell 18 saves

Holy Ghost Prep 11, Marple Newtown 7

HGP
Zach May 15 Saves
Ben Morschauser 4 G 3 A
Dan Kovacevich 3 G
Dan Forsythe 2 G 1 A
Sean McLoughlin 1 G
Sean Booth 7 GBs 2 A
Jack Mahoney 6 GBs
Aiden Gretzula 1 G
Dave Stollsteimer 12/20 FO 6 GBs

Wissahickon 18, Plymouth Whitemarsh 5
Wissahickon 5 7 4 2 -18
PW 1 0 2 2 -5

Wissahickon
Intrieri 2g, 5a
Licata 5g, 1a
Lehman 2g, 1a
Myers 3g
Wolfe 1g, 2a
Baim 1g
Williams 1g
Baker 1g 4/7 f/o
Schreiner 1g
Fritz 1g 14/15 f/o
Pfeiffer 2 saves
Shea 1 save

North Penn 9, Hatboro-Horsham 4
NP 2,3,3,1- 9
HH 1,1,0,2 – 4

HH – Sam Fink – 2G
Jason Kleintz – 1G, 1A
Michael Brown – 1G
Joe Brophy 7 saves

NP
Nate Tagert 1g
Stephen Rinck 2g, 1a
Conor Young 2a
Danny Payne 1g 1a
Jack Kim 1a
Lucas Yannul 3g
RJ Macnamara 1g
Dakari Luby 1G
Lars Homan 1a
Bryon Rimmer 9 saves
Will Morrow 11 FO wins

West Chester East 13, Kennett 9
Kennett 4 3 1 1 -9
East 4 2 4 3 – 13

Kennett
Greg Brison 3 G
Sam Forte 3 G
James Lower 2 G
Vince Cresci 1 G
Evan Hartman 1 A
Richie Hughson 20 / 5 FO

WC East
Jeff Greiner 1a
Jacob Greiner 4g 1a
Joe Carozza 6g 2a
Jesse Roth 1g 3a
Bryant Maits 1g
Ben Delaney 1g
Rocco Grello 3a
Jack Macannaly 15 saves

Bishop Shanahan 12, Downingtown East 3

Shanahan
Bryan Rafferty 6G’s
Gabe Goforth 2G’s 1A
Kyle Gucwa 3G’s 2A’s
Jimmy Bevevino 1G
Nic Pezone 9 saves
Tyler Kingsbury 12/17 FO’s

D East
Grady Meredith 2G
Dillon Hammer 1G

Neshaminy 13, Coatesville 6
Nesh 1-5-3-4- 13
Coatesville 2-0-1-3- 6

Coatesville
Deyon Moreno 2g
Alex Ly 3g
Cole Steibritz 3a
Jake McBride 1g

Neshaminy
Connor McVey: 4 Goals
Nick Donato: 2 Goals, 2 Assists
Luke Sermarini: 2 Goals
Dawson Obringer: 2 Goals
Ryan Maher: 2 Goals
Mason Demi: 1 Goal
Noah Weiman: 1 Assist
Charlie Potash: 1 Assist

Delaware Valley 13, Coughlin 0

DV:
Shane Roche – 3g, 3a
Jackson Melnick – 1g, 3a
Josh Balcarcel – 5g, 3a
Alex Husejnovic – 3g, 2 a
Brian Morely – 1g
Finnegan McCormack – 1a
Henry Hammil – 5 saves
Jaden Rboy – 4 saves

Coughlin
Xayvion Proctor – 7 saves

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/17/19

Pennridge LSM Conrad Frisch competed in the “Play for the A’s” tournament last year Strath Haven, but Saturday the event meant much more.

During the past year, the Ram sophomore learned that his grandmother has early-onset Alzheimer’s disease. So after Strath Haven coach and tourney founder Jef Hewlings addressed the teams about the reason behind creating the tourney, Frisch decided to personally thank him.

Frisch, whose team lost to Springfield-Delco, 12-2, in the first of three varsity games, was grateful that Hewlings helped create so much publicity and awareness for a disease that affects an estimated 5.8 million Americans.

“One day I was over at her house and my Grammy was telling stories and couldn’t remember,” said Frisch. “I started to catch on in August and when school started in September I asked my mom whether Grammy was having problems.

“My mom told us grammy has early dimentia that has led to Alzheimer’s. It broke my heart so I looked it up and learned more about it. I went to the tournament last year, but I didn’t know what I was playing for -I had no idea what the ‘A’ meant.

“But this year when the Strath Haven coach started to talk, I teared up. It really was more than a game for me.”

Hewlings started “Play for the A’s” 7 years ago, in honor of his late mother, Shirley, who passed away in 2009 from Alzheimer’s disease. The event has become a staple in the Philly lacrosse scene, raising over $73,000 for families affected by Alzheimer’s disease. One hundred percent of event proceeds are shared locally.

“It was awesome,” Frisch said. “I went there and everyone was chipping in right as we walked in. It was awesome to see everyone come together.

“I can’t thank Strath Haven enoug for helping families like mine that have a loved one with Alzheimer’s.”

Frisch has dedicated his play on the field to his Grammy by putting a patch on the side of his helmet.

“After I chatted with him (Hewlings) he said to remember all the good times I have with her,” Frisch said. “I will always cherish talking with him. It was awesome to hear his message because I knew someone had to deal with what I have to deal with.”

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/18/19

The date has been released and registration is open for the Shootout for Soldiers Philadelphia event!

The third SFS Philly event will start on Wednesday, June 26 at 4pm and runs for 24 hours until 4pm June 27 at the Episcopal Academy.

*Registration and Information

SFS Philadelphia raised over $100,000 last year – a level that no other location has ever done in its second year. Can Philly overtake Baltimore and Long Island for the top spot this year?

The goal is to have 2 adjacent fields running simultaneously for 24 hours. Get the word out!

There will be a festival atmosphere with food trucks, music, family activities and, of course, lots of lacrosse. Teams can be traditional and non-traditional. Examples of non-traditional teams; All Goalie Team, Father/Son game, Switch sticks, Costume, and alumni teams are just a few types.

SFS Philly is looking for volunteers to reach out and solicit team participation which is the key to SFS Philly success. Anyone interested, please connect with Chris Bates at cbates@episcopalacademy.org. Also, if you know of a business/company that would like to learn about sponsorship or partnering opportunities with Shootout For Soldiers, reach out to Gabby Steinhardt, Director of Business Development at gabby@shootoutforsoldiers.com or (410) 800-0580 x708.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/18/19

Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 11, Germantown Academy 10

SCHA
B. Prochniak- 5g/1gb
C. Brook- 1a/1g/3gb/2dc
S. Sweitzer- 2a/1g/1ct/1gb/3dc
C. Reilly- 3a/1g/1ct
R. Redpath- 1a/1g/1ct
A. Lynch- 2g
D. Carter- 1gb
A. Rorke- 1ct/5gb
K. Watson- 1ct/1dc
B. Gyllenhaal- 3gb
A. Rexford- 1gb
A. Cooney- 1gb
C. Reitmeyer- 1ct/1gb/1dc
D. Sweitzer- 14 saves/5ct/4gb

GA
Sarah Alhadad 6 saves
Maddie Burns 4a 4dc 1g 1gb
Charlotte Rapp 5dc
Grayson Gross 3dc
Elise Smigiel 3dc 1g
Cameron Korman 1g
Olivia Doody 4g 4gb 1a
Mackenzie Smith 1g 1gb
Elizabeth Van Blarcom 2g 3gb
Ella Henry 1a 1gb
Nadja Velis 1gb
Annabel Brewer 1gb

Pottsgrove 14, Pottstown 5

Pottstown
Dazah Regusters 4g
Kaleigh Martin 1g
Reilly Owens 15 saves

Pottsgrove
Emily Williams : 4 goals, 1 assist
Allie Reppert : 3 goals, 2 assist
Sydney Tornetta : 2 goals, 1 assist
Riley Simon : 2 goals
Katie Bean : 1 goal
Sydney Wasdick : 1 goal
Ava O’Neill : 1 goal
Alyssa Petrucelli : 4 assist
Jordyn Mayes : 1 assist
Alaura O’Neill : 11 saves

Ridgewood (NJ) 14, Agnes Irwin 10

Agnes Irwin
Emily Wills 2g, 1a, 6dc, 1gb
Grace Bartosh 3gb
Natalie Corkran 1g
Jordan Williams 1gb
Julianne Carey 2g, 1a, 2ct, 1gb
Natalie Pansini 2g, 6dc, 8gb
Brynn Ammerman 1g, 2a, 2ct, 1gb
Katherine Ernst 1ct
Samantha Hark 1gb
Cate Parcells 1ct, 2gb
Marissa White 2g, 4dc, 1gb
Paige Crowther 6 saves, 1ct, 1gb

Episcopal Academy 11, Penn Charter 5
Half time EA 7, PC 4

EA
A. Capozzoli 1g
B. Piselli 1gb
S. Groark 2g 2gb
C. Burt 3g 2a 2gb 1cto (including 100th career point)
D. Whitaker 2dc 4gb
J. Morley 1cto
A. Rau 2cto
I. Rohr 1 dc 1gb 1cto
O. Dirks 5g 1a 13dc 2gb
S. Crockett 2gb
G. Cilluffo 7 saves 1gb

PC
Emma Wilson 1A 1GB
Leah Sax 2G
Mia Ferraro 1G 1A
Darcy Felter 2G 1A 1GB 1DC
Maddie Shoup 1GB 1DC
Vanessa Ewing 1CT
Charlotte Hodgson 1GB 2CT
Ava Coyle 1GB
Mackenzie McDonough 1CT
Molly Visco 1CT
Hayley Hunt 10 saves

Germantown Friends 17, Abington Friends 7

AFS:
A.Muller- 2g/1a/5dc
M. Waldman- 2g
M. Muller- 1g/1dc
C. Rosenwinkel- 1g
L. Silverman- 1g
P. Ford- 7 saves

GFS
Curran McLaughlin- 4 goals, 1 assist
Annie McLaughlin- 4 goals, 1 assist
Clare Meyer- 3 goals
Lily Seldin- 1 goal
Jane MacRae- 2 goals
Zoe Schaedle- 1 goal
Alexa Hanson- 2 goals, 1 assist
Haven Arms 3 saves
Maya Barber 3 saves
Sam Egner 3 saves

Wyomissing 13, Berks Catholic 6
Wyomissing 8-5-13
Berks Catholic 2-4- 6

Wyomissing
Helm 3g, 8a
Dicarlo 2g, 1a
Reese 5g
Neff 2g
Ratcliffe 1g
Faust 8 saves

Berks Catholic
Heck 1g
Cressman 2g, 1a
Goodrich 2g
Painton 1g
Ditsky 5 saves

Upper Moreland 16, Ridley 15 (OT)
Halftime UM 10 Ridley 7

UM Stats:
Moira Olexa 4g, 7 draw controls
Emma Meakim 4g, 5 a, 3 draw controls
Bryanna Gordon 2g, 1a
Meghan O’Donnell 3g, 2 a, 2draw controls
Cassidy Hirsch 2 g, 2a, 3 draw controls
Alexis Lamb 1g, 1 draw control
Sarah Pickard 10 saves

Ridley Stats:
Haley Adam 4g
Kerstin Axe 4g
Corinne Stratton 2g
Anna Charitonchick 1g
Sydney Zimmerman 1g
Camryn Garula 1g
Shea McNamera 1g
Marcianna Tarani 8 saves

Egg Harbor (NJ) 15, Cherry Hill East (NJ) 3
Egg Harbor (6-4) 8 7 15
Cherry Hill East (6-5) 1 2 3

Egg Harbor
Olivia Elwell 2g
Grace Carpenter 1g
Emily Gargan 3g
Haley Henderson 5g
Laine Walterson 3g
Alexis Gray 1g

CHE
Julia Cutler 3g
Naomi Abrams 5 saves
Sami Bell 3 saves

Boyertown 11, Methacton 8
BT 7 – 4 – 11
MT 4 – 4 – 8

BT
Erin Gilbert 1a
Kasey Roberts 1ct
Morgan Kline 4gb, 2dc
Ashley Dierolf 2g, 2a
Amanda Diachynsky 4g, 1a
Mikayla Moyer 1gb, 1ct
Ali Pioli 2dc
Emily Hillegas 1ct
Kristi Kada 5g, 7dc
Amber Marburger 1int
Sarah Didget 2 saves
Kasey Fox 4 saves

Methacton
Jayme Weber 3 goals
Mia Sheldon 2 goals
Sydney Tornetta 1 goal​ 1 assist
Grace Shields 1 goal
Delaney Smith 1 goal
Molly Frey 1 assist
Julia McCann 1 assist
Rachel O’Toole 9 saves

Owen J. Roberts 17, Perkiomen Valley 4
Owen J. Roberts 8 9 -17
Perkiomen Valley 3 1 -4

OJR
Maggie Kilgallon 1g, 6gb, 2 dc
Charlotte Lasak 1g
Eloise Gebert 5g, 1a, 7gb, 3ct
Maddy Koury 7a
Gracyn Smith 1g
Hannah Delahaye 9g, 1a
Sophia Murray 7gb, 7 dc
Cayden Jarvis 5 saves

Central Bucks East 13, Pennridge 10
CBE 5-8-13
Pennridge 7-3-10

CBE
Brigitte Bishop 2g 9dc 4gb
Riley Forman 6g 2dc
Kiki Fink 1g
Quinn Ferry 1g 7a 4dc
Morgan Eater 6gb
Courtney Mackenzie 2g
Riley Surovec 1g

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/18/19

Haverford School 9, Radnor 6

Haverford
Brennan McBride 3g, 1a
Adam Salvaggio 2g, 2a
Mac Costin 2g
Jack Leary 2a
Gavin Burke 2g
Sage Garito 4 saves
Overall 10 faceoff wins

Radnor
Jackson Birtwistle – 2 goals and 1 assist
Drew Brown – 1 goal and 1 assist
Damien Ramondo – 1 goal
David Azzarano – 1 goal
Jaden Goldstein – 1 goal
Archer Darrach – 10 saves
Patrick Cullen – 10 of 19 – F/O

Parkland 9, Emmaus 8

Parkland 3-1-4-1 = 9
Emmaus 2-1-3-2= 8

Parkland
Greg Santa-Anna 3g, 1a
James Cipolla 1g 1a
Will Filipovits 1g
Eli Fisher 1g
Joe Dorenzo 1g
Zach Poremba 1g
Matt Geroulo 1g

Spring-Ford 15, Interboro 2

Spring-Ford 8-3-4-0- 15
Interboro 0-1-0-1- 2

Spring-Ford
Nick Teets 2G 3A
Hayden Groff 3G 1A
Peyton Gensler 2G 2A
Collin Pettine 2G
Pat Wixted 1 G, 1a
Will Wojton 1G, 1a
Stephen Westlake 1G, 1a
John Pergine 1G
Ryan Judge 1G
James Mullen 1g, 1a
Chris Quigley 1a
Ben Swarr 4 saves
Matt Smith 3 saves
JT Lundquist 1 save

Interboro
Nick Mormando 2 G
Mikey Brown 1A
Connor Evans 7 saves

WC Rustin 16, Haverford High 4

Haverford 0-2-1-1 -4
WC Rustin 6-3-6-1 -16

Haverford
John Scheivert 3G
Jimmy Klein 1G
Matt Davis 9 saves

WC Rustin
Michael Burke 6g 2a
Will Pileggi 4g 2a
Alex Hutsell 3g
Vince Myers 1a
Andrew Madonna 1g
Rob Bednar 1a
Collin Hurley 1g
Jake Spaniak 19/22 1g 2a
Tom Handy 6 saves

Central Bucks South 8, Ridley 6
CBS 2 2 2 2 – 8
Ridley 2 0 2 2 – 6

CBS
C. Cenci – 2g, 1a
M. Montrose – 2g, 1gb
D. Grosso – 2g, 1gb
C. Abbonizio – 1g, 2a, 3gb
C. Moore – 1g
A. Ballantine – 2a, 1gb
T. Horvath – 11/18 FO, 5gb
C. Bernstein – 16 saves, 2gb
M. McDonald – 4gb, 5FTO
D. McCrory – 3gb
C. Manibo – 2gb
J. Cenci – 1gb
A. Jonsson – 1gb
K. Watkins – 1gb
S. Fayer – 1gb
R. Sphar – 1FTO
L. Traverse – 1FTO

Germantown Academy 13, Springfield-Montco 4

GA
Gavin Derham 2 goals 2 assists
Wills Jordan 2 goals 1 assist
Jack Luviano 2 goals 1 assist
Noah Spratt 2 goals
Gunnar Bogorowski 3 goals
Timmy Ruth 2 goals 1 assist
Brendan Donnelly 7 saves
Liam Rosato 14/16 faceoffs

Penn Charter 10, Garnet Valley 8
PC 1-5-3-1-10
GV 3-2-1-2-8

PC
Gavin Tygh 19-22 FO, 1 goal
Nick DiCicco 4 goals
Conor McKee 2 goals, 1 assist
Dean Bleiler 2 goals
Noah Evans 1 goal
Carson Marano 20 saves

Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 7, Shipley School 6

SCHA
Fitz McLaughlin 1 A
Luke Neverosky 1g (GW)
Ethan Gyllenhaal 2g 2 a
Matt Bown 2g 1 a
Harry Sweitzer 1 g
Mason Clemens 1 g
Bern Popky 15 saves
Ben Tishgardt 10-15 FO, 9 GB

Shipley
Luke Grayum- 4g
Braeden Lange- 1g, 1a- 2pts
Josh Gallia- 2a
Randall Brown 1g
Kyle Mezrow – 5 saves
Nate Yi- 5 saves

Downingtown West 16, Westtown 0
DWest 4-6-3-3- 16
Westtown 0-0-0-0 – 0

Dt West
Kevin Lundmark 4G, 2A, 1GB, 2CT (Caused Turnover)
Nick Higgins 3G, 3A, 1GB
Luke Venzie 3G, 2A, 1GB, 1CT
Ty Wolverton 2G,
Brendan Campbell 1G, 1CT
Tyler Rodriguez 1G
Owen Frey 1G
Kurt Rachau 1G
Logan Dunleavy 1A
Michael Straub 1A, 7GB, 16/16 (100%) Faceoffs
Individual defense (Whippets)
Aidan Carr 5CT, 2GB
Joe Shafer 1GB, 1/1 Faceoff
Josh Toth 1CT, 1/1 Faceoff
Jackson Chiappa 1GB
Jake Toth 1GB
Caden Cox 1GB
Owen Karp (G) 3 Saves
Zach Rossman (G) 2 Saves

Academy of the New Church 8, Central Bucks East 7

ANC 1-2-2-3- 8
CBE 1-1-4-1 – 7

ANC
Drew Carr 1g 1a
Joey Paterno 2g 1a
Jeb Brenfleck 4g 2a
Hunter Jaronski 1a
Jack Joyner 1g 1a GW with 3 secs left

EAST
Ryan Stout 1A, 7 GB
Ryan Carroll 1G 1A
Ryan Gray 1G 1A 2GB
Matt Melendez 1G
Jimmy Knepp 3G
Joey Beahan 1G
Nils Updale 7 face off wins
Liam Rosenthal 7 saves
Ryan Eife – 1gb
Jake Kueny – 1gb
Drew Bethke – 1gb
Connor Martin – 3gb
Joey Beahan – 2gb
Evan Bullotta – 4gb

Boyertown 11, Methacton 10 (OT)
Methacton 3 2 2 3 0 = 10
Boyertown 4 2 2 1 1 = 11

Methacton
Justin Sanelli (4G,2A)
Gunnar Seaman (2G)
Kyle McKelvey (2G)
Mike Merola (1G,1A)
Sean Sykes (1G)
Matt Wall (17 Saves, 11 G/A, 60.71%)

Boyertown
Mike Federico (3G)
Kobi Bui (3G)
Alex Axman (2G,1A)
Griz Eardley (1G)
Josh Ricci (1G)
Brewer Johnson (1A)
Brady McFalls (1G)
Rob Wood (8 Saves, 10 G/A, 44.44%)

Penncrest 7, Central Bucks West 6
Penncrest 1-3-1-2- 7
CB West 3-1-1-1-6

Penncrest
TM Sims 3g, 1a
Ian Macdougall 2g
Joe Nichols 1g, 1a
Brennan Kaut 1g
Trey Pompetti 1a
Stephen woolery 1a
Ryan Matsinger 7/17 FO
Shane Stevens 12 saves
Jake Tierney, Tommy McLaughlin, Nick Dumont, Lee Feinman, Ryan Poole

CBW
Erik Ojert 3g
Jeff Woosnam 2g, 1a
Garrett Hitchens 11/16 FO, 1g
Max Dunar 5 saves

Wilson 17, Conrad Weiser 2

Wilson
Tristan Allmendinger 3G 2A
Isaiah Gilmore 1G 2A
Cam Magalotti 3G 2A
Corey Powers 2G 2A
Jack Grayson 3G
Mason Lenart 3G
Ethan Stitzel 1A
Alex Gibble 1G
Julian Smith 1A
Nate Holler 1A
Lane Facciolli 1G
Brayden Skipper 6 saves

Conrad Weiser
Connor Bross 1G
Nate Fizz 1G
Luke Capozzi 2 saves

Owen J Roberts 7, Perkiomen Valley 5
PV 0-2-2-3 7
OJR 0-2-1-2 5

PV Stats
Matt Farrington 1g 2a
Nick Steele 3g
Connor Roop 2a
Jack Scaliti 1g
Aidan Owens 1g
Matt Brock 1g 12/16 FO 10 gbs
Rob Farrington 8 saves

OJR
Logan Clefisch 1g
Cooper Chamberlain 1g
Christian Brofft 1g 3a
Michael Kilgallon 1g
Francis Dellapenna 1g
Ben Hornak 6 saves

Manheim Township 15, Penn Manor 5
MT 3+5+4+3=15
PM 0+2+2+1=5

MT
Solen Layser 4g
Tyler Kurtz 3g
Trey Freeman 3g, 1a
John Grandrimo 2g
Sean Curcio 1g, 3a
Will Hurley 1g
Name not supplied 1g
Eddie Newman 1a
Ben Mann 1a
Tyler Fox 1a
Owen Hirsch 3 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/19/19

Friday

Men’s D3
Stevenson at Cabrini, noon
Women’s D3
Penn State Abington at Wells
Drew at Moravian
Bryn Mawr at Gettysburg

Saturday

HS Boys
Emmaus at Wilson
Mount Lebanon at Strath Haven
North Penn at Northern (MD)
Southern Lehigh at Exeter
HS Girls

Men’s D1
Lafayette at Colgate
Towson at Delaware
Drexel at Hofstra
Bucknell at Lehigh
Dartmouth at Penn
Harvard at Princeton
Wagner at St. Joseph’s
St. John’s at Villanova

Women’s D1
Villanova at Butler
Lehigh at Bucknell
Penn at Columbia
La Salle at Duquesne
Lafayette at Navy
East Carolina at Temple
Princeton at Yale
D2
West Chester at Lock Haven
D3
Penn State Abington at Cazenovia
Bryn Athyn at Centenary
Dickinson at Muhlenberg
Arcadia at Stevenson
McDaniel at Swarthmore
Haverford at Ursinus

Sunday
Men’s D1
Johns Hopkins at Penn State
Women’s D1
Drexel at Towson
Hofstra at Delaware

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/19/19

The Haverford School will host the #10ve event on May 4, featuring a youth clinic, a youth club game, and an Inter-Ac League game with Germantown Academy.

The day opens with a boys’ youth clinic (Grades K to 6) at 8:30 p.m.

Click here to register for the youth clinic ($35)- http://www.10ve.net/Home/Purchase/youthclinic

Schedule
8:00am – Check In Begins
8:30-10 AM – Youth Clinics
After Clinics – Youth Game, BYC vs. Kennett/Unionville

*Haverford School will host Germantown Academy at 2 p.m. in an Inter-Ac League contest

This is “why” we do it…
The James K. “Kip” Taviano ’13 Scholarship Fund
Established in 2016 by the family, classmates, teammates and their parents, coaches, teachers, neighbors and friends of James “Kip” Taviano ’13 in his loving memory, this fund provides tuition assistance to a student of need who would otherwise not be able to attend The Haverford School, with a preference for a deserving student-athlete who exhibits strong character, friendship, citizenship, and sportsmanship in in all that he does, just as Kip demonstrated in his life.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/20/19

Girls’ events

Club tryouts

Phantastix free Supplemental Tryouts for 2023 through 2027 teams on Sunday, April 28 at the Academy of Notre Dame. The Phantastix are looking to fill a few spots on their east location middle school and elementary teams.
The tryout is free. For more info, contact phantastixlaxinfo@gmail.com
Times: 11:00-12:30 2023, 2024
12:30-2:00: 2025, 2026, 2027

Spring Tourney

The inaugural Lacrosse Unites for HER tournament (2021-2026), partnered with the Belles Lacrosse Club, benefit tournament on May 19 at West Chester University.
This tourney allows teams to prepare for the summer tournament season in a fun-filled and philanthropic day of lacrosse. The mission of UFH is to bridge the gap between the medical and wellness communities by funding and delivering complementary therapies that support the physical and emotional needs of those with breast cancer during treatment and beyond.
Team fees (Max roster 20) will include:
*Four 25-minute games;
*An organic swag bag filled with cosmetics valued at $25 for each player;
*And a reversible pinnie for all players.
Players will wear these pinnies for each game to play for pink or white in order to unite for the mission of the day. All teams are encouraged to participate in our Above and Beyond Fundraising Challenge to raise additional funds to support UFH. 100% of event proceeds benefit Unite for HER nonprofit organization.
Please complete registration online – https://events.teamsnap.com/login and mail check payable to ‘Unite for HER’ to: Unite for HER Attn: Lacrosse Unites for HER 127 East Chestnut Street, West Chester, PA 19380

Summer Tournament

1st Annual Chapter Sevens, a fast and competitive 7v7 boys’/girls’ youth tournament on May 12 at Maple Zone in Aston, presented in the format that is under consideration by international lacrosse bodies for the Olympic Games. The novel event, organized and hosted by Heritage Lacrosse and Maple Zone Sports, promises to attract small-sided teams from recreational programs throughout the region. All play will take place at Maple Zone Sport’s state-of-the-art facility in Aston. Township and “Rec” programs are invited to send squads to play in every age bracket. Different levels of play are available. The format requires at least 6 players and a goalie. All players will enjoy the developmental benefit of playing on a modified, short-sided field. You and they will also experience a welcome change of pace:
• The format maximizes player touches
• Play is fast-paced and participatory
• Games promise to feature tight contests where every possession matters
• Teams will enjoy multiple 12-minute matches against diverse competition

• The Chapter Sevens will be staged in an intimate, fun and festive setting with adjacent fields, fastest shot contests, skills competitions, food, refreshments, vendors and prizes!  GIRLS schedule: Sunday, May 12th
The Tournament will consider scheduling certain brackets to play evening games on Friday or Saturday, if necessary, to accommodate the preferences, needs and scheduling constraints of the various recreational leagues in the region. Click here to register and for more info.

Summer Leagues

Lenape Lacrosse Summer League registration has opened. It will be the 22nd year of adult lacrosse beginning in early June. This Doylestown-based league is once again projecting between 16 and 20 men’s teams. In addition to the Men’s league, the league will be introducing a women’s league for the first time as well. This is a Tuesday Night League and league directors are still accepting team as well as individual sign-ups. For more information visit Lenapelacrosse.net. The leagues are open to men and women 18 years and older. Games will be played at Turk Field in Doylestown Tuesday nights at either 6:00 or 7:00. Teams will have 8 games plus playoffs; uniforms are supplied through Zima Gear.

Summer Benefits

Shootout for Soldiers Philadelphia, starts Wednesday, June 26 at 4pm and runs for 24 hours until 4pm June 27 at the Episcopal Academy.
*Registration and Information – https://shootoutforsoldiers.com/events/philadelphia-2019/
SFS Philadelphia raised over $100,000 last year – a level that no other location has ever done in its second year. Can Philly overtake Baltimore and Long Island for the top spot this year?
The goal is to have 2 adjacent fields running simultaneously for 24 hours. There will be a festival atmosphere with food trucks, music, family activities and, of course, lots of lacrosse. Teams can be traditional and non-traditional. Examples of non-traditional teams; All Goalie Team, Father/Son game, Switch sticks, Costume, and alumni teams are just a few types.
SFS Philly is looking for volunteers to reach out and solicit team participation which is the key to SFS Philly success. Anyone interested, please connect with Chris Bates at cbates@episcopalacademy.org. Also, if you know of a business/company that would like to learn about sponsorship or partnering opportunities with Shootout For Soldiers, reach out to Gabby Steinhardt, Director of Business Development at gabby@shootoutforsoldiers.com or (410) 800-0580 x708.

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

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/20/19

Strath Haven 9, Mount Lebanon 8
SH 4-1-0-4- 9
ML 2-0-3-3 -8

SH
Dylan Fitzgerald 1g
Ethan Belville 4g (GW with :09 to play off Metz assist)
Wade Mutz 1g 2A
Ibo Pio 1a
Nicky Palermo 3g
Matt Faggioli 1a
Vincey Palermo 6 saves 6 GA

Wilson 12, Emmaus 10

Wilson
Mason Lenart 4G
Jack Grayson 2G 2A
Ethan Stitzel 2G 1A
Tristan Allmendinger 1G 2A
Corey Powers 2G
Cam Magalotti 1A
Isaiah Gilmore 1G.
Brayden Skipper 7 saves

Emmaus
Mike Leshinski 4G
Evan Baghat 2G 1A
Sam Conway 1G
Grant H 2A
Zach W 1G
Alex A 2 G

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/21/19

West Chester East 2019 LSM Liam Montgomery has made a commitment to play Division III lacrosse at Widener University.

Liam Montgomery profile:

High school: West Chester East

Grad year: 2019

Position: LSM

College committed to: Widener University

Academic honors: Honor Roll Student

Expected major: Business

Why did you choose Widener? “Widener has a good business program and I love lacrosse and want to continue playing.”

Thank You: “A thank you to coach Schorn for always pushing me to be my best. Thanks to the Widener coaches for giving me the opportunity to continue playing a sport that I love.”

What other colleges did you consider? Cabrini, High Point

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/22/19

HS Boys

Boyertown at Council Rock North
Quakertown at Lansdale Catholic
Holy Ghost Prep at St. Augustine Prep
Truman at New Hope-Solebury
Cardinal O’Hara at Upper Merion
Conwell-Egan at Archbishop Ryan

Girls
Souderton at Quakertown
Upper Moreland at Cheltenham
Council Rock South at Council Rock North
Emmaus at Governor Mifflin
Nazareth Academy at Gwynedd Mercy Academy
Upper Merion at Interboro
Parkland at Nazareth
Northampton at Southern Lehigh
Pleasant Valley at Saucon Valley
Springfield-Montco at Wissahickon
Cleveland Heights at Archbishop Carroll

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/22/19

The Phillylacrosse.com Boys’ Rankings:

1. Haverford School (10-3) – The Fords host Springside Chestnut Hill Academy Tuesday and then face three national powers, IMG National (home, Thursday), Ward Melville-NY (Saturday at Geico Showcase) and Lincoln-Sudbury-MA (Sunday at Geico).
2. Malvern Prep (7-5) – The Friars meet No. 4 Manheim Township Saturday at the Katie Samson Festival.
3. Academy of the New Church (12-2) – The Lions host their top Friends Schools League rival, Shipley School, on Thursday.
4. Manheim Township (11-1) – The Blue Streaks gear for a major test against No. 2 Malvern Prep Saturday at the Katie Samson Festival.
5. Penn Charter (6-6) – The Quakers had a big week with victories over the Central League’s Strath Haven and Garnet Valley. They meet No. 10 Conestoga at Katie Samson.
6. Garnet Valley (8-2) – The Jaguars dropped consecutive games to Inter-Ac League powers Haverford School and Penn Charter and travel to Conestoga Tuesday in hopes of staying atop the Central League.
7. Springfield-Delco (10-1) – The Cougars claimed a double-overtime win over Long Island’s Comsewogue, coach Tom Lemiex’s alma mater.
8. Parkland (12-0) – The Trojans remain perfect after a 9-8 win over Emmaus.
9. Avon Grove (9-1) – The Devils meet No. 7 Springfield-Delco Saturday at Katie Samson.
10. Conestoga (8-3) – The Pioneers host Garnet Valley Tuesday in a key Central League game.
11. Radnor (7-3) – The Raiders host Penncrest on Tuesday.
12. La Salle (7-4) – The Explorers play at Catholic League rival St. Joseph’s Prep on Thursday.
13. Bishop Shanahan (9-1) – The Eagles travel to Unionville on Thursday.
14. Cape Henlopen-DE (8-1) – The Vikings play Ocean City (N.J.) on Thursday.
15. (tie) West Chester East (9-2) – The Vikings host Unionville on Tuesday. 15. (tie) Allentown Central Catholic (11-1) – The Vikings host Emmaus on Tuesday.
    
    

Under Consideration: Emmaus (10-2), Episcopal Academy (6-5), Hempfield (8-2), Palmyra (9-2), Salesianum School-DE (4-5), Shawnee-NJ (6-0), St. Augustine Prep-NJ (5-1).

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/22/19

The Phillylacrosse.com Girls’ Rankings:

1.(tie) Episcopal Academy (12-0) – EA hosts Notre Dame Academy Thursday. (tie) Moorestown-NJ (8-0) – The Quakers knocked off NJ powers Lawrenceville School, 10-5, and Ridge, 12-9.
3.Academy of Notre Dame (8-1) – The Irish can move into a tie atop the Inter-Ac with a win Thursday at Episcopal Academy.
4.Agnes Irwin (11-4) – The Owls face undefeated Villa Maria Academy Saturday at the Katie Samson Festival
5. Harriton (9-1) – The Rams have defeated Conestoga and Garnet Valley. 6.(tie) Conestoga (9-1) – The Pioneers play at Garnet Valley on Tuesday.
(tie) Garnet Valley (10-1) – The Jaguars host Conestoga on Tuesday.
(tie) Radnor (6-4) – The Raiders dropped three straight in a challenging Spring Break in New England, bowing to three of the region’s too teams, Longmeadow and Notre Dame (MA) and Darien (CT).
9.Villa Maria Academy (10-0) – The Hurricanes play Agnes Irwin at Katie Samson.
10.Haddonfield-NJ (6-1) – The Haddons host Holy Cross today.
11.Cape Henlopen-DE (9-0) – The Vikings defeated Maryland’s Queen Anne’s County, 14-10.
12.Springfield-Delco (7-3) – The Cougars play Archbishop Carroll at Katie Samson.
13.Archbishop Carroll (7-3) – The Patriots face Springfield-Delco Saturday at Katie Samson.
14.Manheim Township (11-2) – The Blue Streaks dealt Owen J. Roberts its first defeat, 19-15.
15.Owen J. Roberts (9-1) – The Wildcats play Episcopal Academy at Katie Samson.

Under Consideration: Bayard Rustin (9-1), Bishop Shanahan (8-3), Downingtown East (9-1), Downingtown West (9-1), Eastern-NJ (6-2), Ocean City-NJ (8-2), Penn Charter (6-7), Spring-Ford (9-2).

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