Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/26/19

Central Bucks West 14, Council Rock South 3
CBW: 0-8-5-1=14
CRS:0-1-1-1=3

CBW:
Erik Ojert 2g, 3a
Christian Kunkel 2g
Jeff Woosnam 2g
Terence Devlin 2g
Jake Lang 2g
Joey Bottino 1g
Conor Albrecht 1g
David Ross 1g, 1a
Jake Ojert 3a
Ricky Albert 1a
Max Dunar 13 saves
TJ Kelly 1 save
Garrett Hitchens 1a, 13 of 15 FO

CRS
Mognocca 2g
Gartemayer 1g
Patterson 1a
Homann 8 saves

Mastery Shoemaker 3 West Philadelphia 1

Mastery Shoemaker
Zee Bolds 2g 1a
Jared Mason 1g
Nasir Brown and and Deshaun Tilghman 3 Caused Turnovers
Abdullah Elkouhen 10 Saves

Devon Prep 14 Bonner-Prendergast 6
Halftime score Devon Prep: 6 Bonner: 5

Devon Prep:
Noah Theis 3g
Chris Walton 4g
Joe Koroly 2g
Na-im Robinson 1g 12gbs
Kevin Husar 1g 3a
Declan Thompson 1g 1a
Jason Motley 1g 1a
Dan Brown 1g 2a
Dan Boyle 3a
Joe Cecchine (goalie) 2s
Jacob Shultis (goalie) 9s

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/27/19

Saturday

Katie Samson Festival
BOYS GAMES

Academy of the New Church 7, St. Joseph’s Prep 3
WC Rustin 13, Souderton 6
Marple-Newtown 12, Great Valley 3
Springfield-Delco HS 6, Avon Grove 5 OT
Garnet Valley 11, Downingtown East 6
Malvern Prep 16, Manheim Township 2
1 pm
Shipley School v. Harriton HS on Creek Field
Central Bucks West HS v. Downingtown West HS on Loop Field
Spring-Ford HS v. Springside-Chestnut Hill Academy on Prevost Field
3 pm
Germantown Academy v. Hill School on Creek Field
Archbishop Carroll HS v. Lower Merion HS on Loop Field
Conestoga HS v. Penn Charter School on Prevost Field
4 pm
Radnor HS v. Episcopal Academy on Enke Field

Katie Samson Festival GIRLS GAMES
9:00 AM
Agnes Irwin 19, Villa Maria Academy 15
Harriton 20, Great Valley 2
Abington 16, Friends’ Central 8
Germantown Academy 19, WC Henderson 8
10:45 am
Radnor HS 11, Unionville HS 7
Shipley School 17, Lower Merion 10
Episcopal Academy 16, Owen J. Roberts 12

12:30 pm
Archbishop Carroll HS v. Springfield-Delco HS on Enke Field
Baldwin School v. Germantown Friends School on Library Field
2:15 pm
Bishop Shanahan HS v. Penn Charter School on Enke field
Conestoga HS v. Downingtown West HS on Library Field
Notre Dame Academy v. Garnet Valley HS on Rowland
4 pm
Hill School v. Merion Mercy on Library Field
Wissahickon HS v. Springside-CHA on Rowland Field

Boys’ Non-league

Plymouth Whitemarsh 10, Archbishop Ryan 9
Wilson 10, Hershey 5
Delaware Valley 19, Pleasant Valley 8
Ocean City (NJ) 12, Holy Ghost Prep 4

Haverford School 6, Ward Melville (MY) 5 at Geico Showcase, St. Anthony’s-NY
Archbishop Wood at Saucon Valley

Owen J Roberts at Central Bucks East
Penn Manor at Palmyra
Easton at Salesianum School
Haverford HS at West Chester Henderson
Emmaus at Southern Lehigh
Hempfield at Allentown Central Catholic
Perkiomen Valley at Penncrest
Upper Darby at Sun Valley
Father Judge at George School

Non-league girls

Parkland 15, North Penn 10
Twin Valley 18, Upper Perkiomen 3

Plymouth-Whitemarsh at Wilson
Wyomissing at Cedar Crest
Allentown Central Catholic at Crestwood
Mt. St. Joseph Academy at Central Bucks West
Downingtown West at Conestoga Valley
Emmaus at Southern Lehigh
Ridley at Interboro
Oxford at Marple Newtown
Nazareth Area at Moravian Academy
Upper Darby at Sun Valley
West Chester East at Penncrest

D1 Men’s
Rutgers at Penn State
Princeton at Cornell
Towson at Drexel
Vermon at Penn
St. Joseph’s at Mount St. Mary’s
Villanova at Providence
D2
Post at Chestnut Hill
Wilmington at Felician
D3
Stevenson at Arcadia
Misericordia at Delaware Valley
DeSales at Eastern
Muhlenberg at Franklin & Marshall
Swarthmore at Haverford
Scranton at Moravian
Bryn Athyn at Stockton
Dickinson at Ursinus

D1 Women’s
Princeton at Cornell
Hofstra at Drexel
Towson at Delaware
Penn at Harvard
Rutgers at Penn State
Temple at Vanderbilt
D2
Holy Family at Caldwell
Felician at Chestnut Hill
West Chester at IUP
Wilmington at Post
D3
Widener at Alvernia
Eastern at DeSales
Muhlenberg at Franklin & Marshall
Swarthmore at Haverford
Bryn Mawr at McDaniel
Delaware Valley at Misericordia
Moravian at Scranton
Dickinson at Ursinus

Sunday

HS Boys
Lincoln-Sudbury-MA vs. Haverford School at St. Anthony’s (Geico Showcase- ESPNU, 2 p.m.)

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Katie Samson Festival

WC Rustin 13, Souderton 6
WC Rustin 1-3-6-3 13
Souderton 2-1-0-3 6

Rustin
Michael Burke 3g 4a
Nick Madonna 1g 3a
Alex Hutsell 3g
Will Pileggi 2g 1a
Vince Myers 1g
Rob Bednar 1g
Jake Spaniak 2g 15/22 FO
Tom Handy 8 saves

Souderton
Cole Witoslawski – 3g
Fergus Evanick – 1g
Jalen White – 1g
Jamison McDivitt – 1g
Dylan Anderson 1a
Axell Beskar 12 saves

Marple-Newtown 12, Great Valley 3
GV 1-1-0-1 = 3
MN 4-3-4-1 = 12

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

GV
Ty Hayes 1g
Michael Corrigan 2g

Non League

Wilson 10, Hershey 5

Wilson
Corey Powers 2G 3A
Tristan Allmendinger 2G 2A
Cam Magalotti 2G
Ethan Stitzel 2G
Jack Grayson 1G 1A
Mason Lenart 1G 1A
Brayden Skipper 11 saves

Hershey
Kondracki 4G
Rodriguez 1G
Bowman 5 saves

Delaware Valley 19, Pleasant Valley 8

DV
Shane Roche 4g 1a
Jackson Melnick 5g
Josh Balcarcel 1g 5a
James Staeckeler 1g
Finnegan McCormack 3a
Will Sheehan 1a
Bryan Morley 3g 1a
Alex Husejnovic 1g 1a
Liam Yost 1g
Nate Melnick 1a
Nash Hamill 1g
Joe Casella 1g
Joe Shallo 1g
Jaden Roby 12 saves

Ocean City (NJ) 12, Holy Ghost Prep 4

HGP
Zach May 10 Saves
Ryan Forde 2 Saves
Dan Kovacevich 2 G 1 A
Max Rittenmeyer 2 G
Ben Morschauser 3A

Haverford School 6, Ward Melville-NY 5 @ Geico Showcase, St. Anthony’s NY

Haverford School
Mac Costin 1g (GW with 14 seconds left)
Peter Garno 3g, 1a (GT goal with just over 2 min left)
Jack Leary 1g
Geordy Holmes 1g
Sage Garito 9 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/27/19

Katie Samson Festival

Germantown Academy 19, WC Henderson 8

Henderson
Olivia Pritchard 3g 1a
Grace DePrisco 2g 5dc 1g
Emma Goodstein 1g
Delaney Turner 1g 2a
Olivia Justice 1g 2dc
Sammi Cantor 9 saves

Non-league

Parkland 15, North Penn 10
Parkland: 8-7 15
North Penn: 6-4 10

Parkland:
Emily Leiby 5g 1a
Morgan Hurd 2g 2a
Maeve Leonzi 3g 1a
Jill Bushinsky 2g 1g
Mackenzie Roth 2g 1a
Kaz Lennedy 1g 2a
Jess Bahnick 2a
Goalie:
Mackenzie Galucy 5 saves

North Penn:
Varilla 3g 1a
Varilla 1g
Lindsay 3g 1a
Szilagyi 2g 1a
Cavanaugh 1g
Goalie:
5 saves

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/27/19

There was plenty of buildup as defending Inter-Ac League champion Malvern Prep geared for its meeting this morning with defending PIAA Class AAA champ Manheim Township at the 19th Annual Katie Samson Festival.

But from the start, the marquee battle on Radnor High’s football Stadium (Prevost Field) was a rout between the No. 2 and No. 4 teams in the Phillylacrosse Rankings.

Malvern Prep (No. 2) scored 15 seconds into play and built a 12-1 halftime lead before coasting to a 16-2 victory. The Friars have won five straight and improved to 10-5. Manheim – already with wins over District 1 powers Conestoga and Avon Grove and the Lancaster-Lebanon League Section 1 title in hand – fell to 13-2.

The Friars dominated every aspect of the game; groundballs, faceoffs (Rowan Almonte was 14 of 21), goaltending (starter Will Pettit had 8, 13 overall) and ball movement. Manheim also was plagued by turnovers, forced and unforced.

“We’ve kind of been building up recently and getting hot which is awesome to see,” said Pettit, a North Carolina signee. “We started the season slow. We were young and we lost a lot of guys on offense so it was tough bulding up. Now we are hitting a hot streak and getting to be a lot of fun to watch.

“We knew they were the defending state champions, and that we had somegthing to prove to them. It was kind of like the best of the best.”

Sophomore Eric Spanos led a balanced attack with four goals while junior Colin McGill had three and sophomore Nick Potemski had two goals and an assist. Junior Colin Hueston and senior Evan Lotz each scored twice and soph Will Peden had a goal and two assists.

Sean Curcio and Tyler Kurtz scored for the Blue Streaks, who have won 105 straight league games and again have established themselves as a PIAA favorite out of Distict 3.

“They have a great team and we had a couple guys banged up,” said Township coach Dan Lyons. “They gave us a great game and one for us to learn a lot. That always helps.

“They get a lot more off ball motion than some of the other teams we play. That will help us improve our defense off the ball.”

Malvern Prep’s last three losses were by one goal, to New Jersey powers Seton Hall Prep and Delbarton, as well as Inter-Ac rival Haverford School. The Friars appear to be peaking with the post-season only weeks away.

“We are hitting our stride,” said Pettit, “and I am excited to see excited to watch us go forward.”

Malvern Prep 16, Manheim Township 2
MP 6-6-1-3- 16
MT 1-0-1-0- 2

MP
Colin McGill 3g
Nick Potemski 2g, 1a
Will Peden 1g, 2a
Eric Spanos 4g
Sean Rushton 1a
Colin Hueston 2g
Evan Lotz 2g
Matthew Civitella 1a
Liam Timmons 1a
Tucker Milhous 2g
Keenan O’Connor 1a
Will Pettit 8 saves
Colin Corrigan 4 saves
Colin McDonnell 1 save
Rowan Almonte 14 of 21 FO

MT
Sean Curcio 1g
Tyler Kurtz 1g
Eddie Newman 1a
Owen Hirsch 7 saves
Tyler Moritzen 2 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/27/19
Staff Report

Mac Costin scored with 14 seconds to play as The Haverford School rallied to defeat Ward Melville (N.Y.), 6-5, this morning in the opening game of the GEICO High School Showcase in South Huntington, NY.

The GEICO Showcase is a 2-day tourney feauturing some of the top-ranked scholastic teams in the nation. All games are being televised on an ESPN channel.

The Fords (13-3) are ranked No. 1 in the Phillylacrosse Rankings and No. 11 by Under Armour/Inside Lacrosse. No. 22 Ward Melville – last year’s national champs – fell to 9-2.

Peter Garno had three goals and two assists for the Fords, including the game-tying goal with just over 2 minutes to play. He had two goals in the final period as Haverford trailed muchof the game, but made the clutch plays.

Sage Garito had 9 saves for Haverford and Geordy Holmes and Jack Leary also scored.

“It was fun to be included in the event,” said Haverford School coach John Nostrant, whose team played the first game at 10 a.m., shown on ESPNU. “It was a great opportunity for our kids to play on a big stage, in the first high school game televised on national TV and come away with a win against Ward Melville – who also shares a tradition of excellence.

“It was fun for the boys, coaches and our families.”

Haverford meet Massachusetts power Lincoln-Sudbury Sunday at 2 p.m. (ESPN3).

Date Time (ET) Matchup Network
Sat, Apr 27
10 a.m. Haverford (Pa.) 6, Ward Melville (N.Y.) 5 – ESPNU
Noon Seton Hall Prep (N.J.) 12, No. 21 Darien (Ct.) 11, OT – ESPN3
2 p.m. Lincoln-Sudbury (Ma.) vs. No. 6 St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) ESPN3
Sun, Apr 28
10 a.m. No. 21 Darien (Ct.) vs. No. 6 St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) ESPNU
Noon Seton Hall Prep (N.J.) vs. No. 5 Ward Melville (N.Y.) ESPN3
2 p.m. Lincoln-Sudbury (Ma.) vs. No. 17 Haverford (Pa.) ESPN3

Haverford School 6, Ward Melville-NY 5

Haverford School
Mac Costin 1g (GW with 14 seconds left)
Peter Garno 3g, 1a (GT goal
Jack Leary 1g
Geordy Holmes 1g
Sage Garito 9 saves

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By Harry Chaykun
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/27/19

The Archbishop Carroll girls’ lacrosse team prides itself in playing a tough non-league schedule.

The Patriots knew what kind of challenge they would face when they learned they would be taking on Springfield-Delco, one of the stronger Central League teams and – like Carroll – a team that hopes to make noise in the PIAA Class AA tournament, which begins in about a month, at the 19th Katie Samson Foundation Lacrosse Festival.

Carroll used its superiority on draw controls as well as a standout effort in goal from senior Julia Dellarata in earning a 12-7 decision over Springfield on Radnor High’s Encke Field Saturday morning.

The Pats (10-3 overall, 7-0 Catholic League) secured possession on 12 of 13 draws in the first half, then the teams split even at 4-4 after the break.

“Possession is everything,” Carroll coach Lorraine Beers said. “That’s why the job that Madison (Henry), Kellie Ann (Matey), and Keri (Daly) did was so important today.

“And Julia was fantastic in goal.”

The numbers show that Matey had seven draw controls, including six while the Patriots were building a 9-3 halftime lead. Henry, who initiates the play on the draw, claimed the ball five times (four in the first half), while Daly chipped in with three draw controls.

“We don’t get to practice it that much,” said Henry, a senior who is headed to Bryant University. “But we’ve played together so long that we’ve learned what each other is doing.”

Henry scored the first goal of the first half and the first goal of the second half. Amber Germer was Carroll’s leading scorer with three goals and two assists, and sophomore Karli Dougherty chipped in with two goals and one assist.

Dellarata turned away 11 Springfield shots and was delighted with the way her teammates raced out to a 5-0 lead before the game with 12 minutes old. Germer and Julia Downs took turns scoring and assisting each other in plays 40 seconds apart for the fourth and fifth goals.

Mary Finley and Dougherty got goals late in the opening half to give the Pats a six-goal advantage after the first 25 minutes.

The teams traded scores in the second half before Springfield’s Belle Mastropietro picked up her two goals to closing out the scoring.

“We knew this would be one of our tougher games,” Dellarata said. “I’ve played in the summer with Belle and Julie Schickling, and they’re good players.

“Mr. Hewitt (assistant coach Jeff Hewitt) has been working with me and helping me a lot. The big thing for our defense is making sure we stay involved and stay focused on the game. We have to be sure we keep talking.”

Mastropietro (two goals, one assist) was the only Springfield player with more than one point.

“We’ve had some good games with them over the years,” Beers said of the Cougars, who the Pats defeated for the PIAA Class AAA championship in 2017. “And we still have to play (Central League co-leader) Radnor. We have some games to look forward to and make sure we are ready for.”

Archbishop Carroll 12, Springfield-Delco 7
Springfield-Delco 3 4 – 7
Archbishop Carroll 9 3 – 12

Springfield-Delco – Isabelle Mastropietro 2G 1A, Olivia Pace 1G, Casey O’Connor 1G, Julie Schickling 1G, Erin Gormley 1G, Alyssa Long 1G.

Archbishop Carroll – Amber Germer 3G 2A, Karli Dougherty 2G 1A, Madison Henry 2G, Julia Downs 1G 1A, Kiley Mottice 1G 1A, Kellie Ann Matey 1G, Mary Finley 1G, Alex Cabahug-Almonte 1G.

Saves – Dana Mirigliano (S) 6, Julia Dellarata (AC) 11.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/29/19

HS Boys
Holy Ghost Prep at Springfield-Montco
Abington at Council Rock South
Roman Catholic at Devon Prep
Truman at Central Bucks South
Archbishop Wood at Conwell Egan
Delaware Valley at Crestwood
Owen J Roberts at Exeter
Northern York at Palmyra
Central Bucks East at Manasquan – NJ
La Salle at Lansdale Catholic
St Joseph’s Prep at Germantown Academy
Downingtown West at Boyertown
Archbishop Ryan at Bishop Shanahan

Girls
Abington at Quakertown
Spring-Ford at Boyertown
Central Bucks South at Central Bucks East
North Penn at Central Bucks West
Hatboro-Horsham at Cheltenham
Lansdale Catholic at Hallahan
Methacton at Perkiomen Valley
Springfield-Montco at New Hope-Solebury
Norristown at Owen J. Roberts
Pope John Paul II at Phoenixville
Pottsgrove at Upper Perkiomen
Pennsbury at Pennridge
Sun Valley at Chichester
Collegium at Abington Friends
Council Rock North at WC Rustin
Upper Merion at Pottstown
Wissahickon at Upper Moreland

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/29/19

The Phillylacrosse.com Boys’ Rankings:

1. Haverford School (14-3) – The Fords swept Ward Melville-NY, 6-5, and Lincoln-Sudbury-MA, 11-8, at the GEICO Showcase. They host another Long Island power, St. Anthony’s, on Friday.
2. Malvern Prep (10-5) – The Friars play Tuesday at St. Augustine Prep-NJ).
3. Academy of the New Church (15-2) – The Lions took the key step toward gaining the top seed in the Friends School league tournament with their 9-8 overtime win over Shipley School.
4. Manheim Township (13-2) – The Blue Streaks look to rebound after bowing to Malvern Prep, 16-2, at the KSF Lax Festival.
5. Parkland (14-0) – The Trojans have a key game Tuesday vs. Allentown Central Catholic.
6. Conestoga (11-3) – The Pioneers remain the only undefeated team in the Central League.
7. Springfield-Delco (13-1) – The Cougars have not allowed more than seven goals in any game this year.
8. Episcopal Academy (8-5) – The Churchmen – in the rankings for the first time since early in the year – have won six in a row, including Saturday’s 8-6 victory over Radnor at the KSF Lax Festival.
9. Penn Charter (6-8) – The Quakers, who have dropped two in a row, host Malvern Prep on Friday.
10. Garnet Valley (10-3) – The Jaguars host Radnor on Thursday.
11. Avon Grove (9-2) – The Devils host Henderson on Tuesday.
12. Radnor (9-4) – The Raiders play at Garnet Valley on Thursday.
13. La Salle (8-4) – The Explorers delivered coach Bill Leahy with his 500th career win in a win over St. Joseph’s Prep on Thursday.
14. Bishop Shanahan (10-1) – The Eagles remain tied for first in the Ches-Mont with Avon Grove and West Chester East.
15. (tie) West Chester East (11-2) – The Vikings host Avon Grove on Thursday. (tie) Allentown Central Catholic (12-2) – The Vikings face Parkland on Tuesday.

Under Consideration: Cape Henlopen-DE (9-2), Hempfield (8-4), Ocean City-NJ (11-1) Palmyra (12-2), Salesianum School-DE (6-5), St. Augustine Prep-NJ (8-1).

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/29/19

The Phillylacrosse.com Girls’ Rankings:

1. Episcopal Academy (15-0) – EA – alone at No. 1 for the first time – can all but wrap up the Inter-Ac League title with a win Tuesday over visiting Agnes Irwin.
2. Moorestown-NJ (10-1) – The Quakers fell to Ridegwood, 12-8.
3. Harriton (12-1) – The Rams host Springfield-Delco on Tuesday.
4. Garnet Valley (13-1) – The Jaguars play at Radnor Thursday in a key Central League game.
5. Academy of Notre Dame (9-3) – The Irish fell to Garnet Vallety, 13-9, at the Katie Sason LaxFest.
6. Agnes Irwin (14-4) – The Owls dealt Villa Maria its first loss, 19-15, at the KSF LaxFest.
7. Conestoga (9-2) – The Pioneers defeated Downingtown West, 14-10, at the KSF LaxFest.
8. Radnor (9-4) – The Raiders host Garnet Valley on Thursday; the Raiders and Jags, as well as Harriton have one league loss.
9. Villa Maria Academy (12-1) – The Hurricanes host Mount St. Joseph Tuesday.
10. Haddonfield-NJ (9-1) – The Haddons dealt Seneca its first loss, 17-11.
11. Cape Henlopen-DE (9-0) – The Vikings host parkside (MD) on Tuesday.
12. Archbishop Carroll (9-3) – The Patriots downed Springfield-Delco, 12-7, Saturday at Katie Samson.
13. Manheim Township (13-2) – The Blue Streaks play Thursday vs. Agnes Irwin at home.
14. Owen J. Roberts (11-2) – The Wildcats fell to Episcopal Academy, 16-12, at the KSF LaxFest.
15. Springfield-Delco (10-4) – The Cougars play at Harriton on Tuesday.

Under Consideration: Bayard Rustin (9-2), Downingtown East (11-1), Downingtown West (10-2), Eastern-NJ (8-2), Ocean City-NJ (10-2), Penn Charter (7-8), Seneca-NJ (9-1), Unionville (8-4).

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By Matt Chandik
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/29/19

SOUTH HUNTINGTON, NY. – When The Haverford School has been at its best in years past, the Fords have relief on a collection of offensive weapons, rather than just one or two top scorers.

The 2015 national champion team had college All-Americans Grant Ament and Dox Aitken filling up the stat sheet, but also featured Drew Supinski Forry Smith, Phil Poquie and Brandon Shima to keep goalies busy. The 2015 team’s undefeated national champion predecessor included snipers like Carl Walrath, Hup Hupfeldt, Matt Walters, Brendan McGrath and Will McNamara.

Pick a great Haverford team, and you’ll find that defenses could never settle on taking away one player. If the past week for the Fords is any indicator, the 2019 team has championship-caliber talent, too.

Adam Salvaggio tallied a hat trick to go with an assist, Pearse Glavin chipped in a goal and two assists and Peter Garno and Gavin Burke each scored twice as Haverford finished an impressive sweep at the GEICO Showcase on Sunday at St. Anthony’s on Long Island by topping Lincoln-Sudbury (MA), 11-8. The Fords – the top-ranked team in the region by Phillylacrosse.com – also defeated defending New York state champion Ward Melville, 6-5, on a Mac Costin goal with 14 seconds left to play on Saturday.

“It’s awesome, especially having Mac and a combination of of Geordy (Holmes), Gavin and Jack (Leary) at midfield, because if I get the pole to start, Mac can get a short and score a couple goals and then I’ll have a short,” said Garno, a senior signed with Virginia. “The other team doesn’t know who to pole and who to zero in a lot of times, so it leaves a lot of stuff open.”

“It’s pretty cool because there’s a bunch of guys who can initiate, and as the season’s gone on, everyone’s stepped up and played in their roles,” Salvaggio added. “Some guy will be going off, then the next game it’ll be another guy, so it’s hard on the defense because they have to keep guessing who’s going to go off that day.

“Teams can either pole Peter or Mac and both of those guys are awesome middie dodgers and they kind of have to pick their poison there. We just have to go out and see who has the matchup that day and that’s just who you run it through.”

After beating Ward Melville, the Fords zipped home to go to prom, then came back to Long Island on Sunday morning. Despite the bus legs and general tiredness, they were the ones who came out red-hot, racking up an 8-2 lead vs. Lincoln-Sudbury on goals from seven different players. It was enough of a cushion to offset a late surge from L-S, and goalie Sage Garito was good when he had to be with eight saves.

Having a great offense is fun and all, but it’s irrelevant if nobody’s getting them the ball from the faceoff X. Chris Tsetsekos did the honors for Haverford, winning 15 of his 21 draws and corralling 10 ground balls to boot. He and sophomore Bobby Blewett (1-for-2) have been splitting draws lately, but it’s that kind of effort that can get you the starting job for good.

“I didn’t start this game, so it was a different look for the other faceoff guy today after taking a few faceoffs against Bobby Blewett,” Tsetsekos said. “I started taking the faceoffs, I got into a rhythm and things just took off from there.

“With this offense, it’s like, ‘make it, take it,’ every time I win a faceoff. I just know that any guy on our offense is capable of scoring, and when we work together, we’re unstoppable.”

The Fords – No. 11 in last week’s Under Armour/Inside Lacrosse Rankings – have won eight straight games after losing back-to-back games to the two top teams in the country in Culver Academy (Ind.) and Salisbury School (Conn.), and that includes a 3-0 mark in Inter-Ac play. They still have to play Germantown Academy and Episcopal Academy to round out the league slate before the playoffs, but by the looks of it, they’re rounding into the form that’s made them champions before (they have won or shared 7 of the past 10 titles) and that’s bad news for everyone else.

“Winning is an expectation at Haverford,” defenseman Ryan Niggeman said. “We have one of the hardest schedules in the country, maybe the hardest schedule, and it says a lot about the team’s perseverance and grit to get the job done day after day.”

Even after one of its craziest days.

Haverford School 11, Lincoln-Sudbury (MA) 8
Haverford School 3 3 3 2 – 11
Lincoln-Sudbury 1 1 2 4 – 8

Haverford School (14-3)
Adam Salvaggio 3g, 1a
Gavin Burke 2g
Peter Garno 2g
Pearse Glavin 1g, 2a
Brennan McBride 1g, 1a
Jack Leary 1g, 1a
Mac Costin 1g
Chris Tsetsekos 15-for-21 faceoffs, 10 ground balls
Sage Garito 8 saves

Lincoln-Sudbury (7-4)
Finn Garrity 3g
Nick Mitchell 2g, 1a
Johnny Herlihy 1g, 1a
Matt Ward 1g, 1a
Hayden Donley 1g
Kyle Smith 1a
Benny Smith 5 saves

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West Chester Rustin 19, Council Rock North 5

WCR
Ashley Chisholm 6 goals
Anne Marie Patterson 3 goals
Emily Supplee 2 goals
Left McClain 2 goals
Chrissy Ditizio 2 goals
Katie Stubits 1 g
Shannon Drakely 1 g
Grace Piona 1g
Ava Kane 1 g
Kate Riccutti 6 saves

Council Rock North
Morgan McCaffery 3g
Lucy Breithaupt 1g
Rebecca Ripkin 1g

Henderson 14, Oxford 3

Henderson
Olivia Pritchard 2g 1a
Grace DePrisco 2g 1a 3dc
Julia Bixler 1g 1a 3dc 2GB 3ct
Emma Goodstein 1g 1gb
Delaney Turner 2g 1a 2GB
Nancy Mcswain 3g
Sabrina Elduff 2g
Leah Martinelli 1g 1gb
Sammi Cantor 7 saves

Springfield Township 17, New Hope Solebury 16
Halftime: 7-6 Springfield

Springfield Township stats:
Emily Smith- 3 goals, 4 draw controls
Charlotte Henry- 1 goal, 1 ground ball
Sophia Perry- 2 ground balls
Maddie Yoder- 9 goals, 8 draw controls, 2 ground balls
Ella Marino- 3 goals, 1 assist, 2 draw controls, 1 ground ball
Molly McGoldrick- 1 goal, 1 ground ball
Gracie Woron- 2 ground balls, 3 caused turnovers
Jaden Callands- 3 ground balls
Irene Bui- 1 ground ball, 1 caused turnover
Abby Baughan- 1 ground ball
Annie Ryan- 10 saves, 1 caused turnover

Spring-Ford 18, Boyertown 14
SF – 9 – 9 – 18
BT – 7 – 7 – 14

SF
Jill Quigley 4g
Liv Yeagle 4g
Cassie Marte 4g
Michaela Haney 3g
Brenna Whiteside 1g
Abbey Boyer 1g
Lauren Constantine 1g
Makayla Kwiej 8 saves

BT
Erin Gilbert 1g, 3a, 1ct
Kasey Roberts 2gb, 2ct
Morgan Kline 1g, 1gb, 3dc, 1ct
Ashley Dierolf 2g
Amanda Diachynsky 3g, 1ct
Jordan Woodring 1ct
Ali Pioli 2gb, 2dc
Liz Tamasitis 4g, 2a
Kristi Kada 3g, 7dc
Lilly Mauger 1dc
Amber Marburger 5gb, 1ct
Sarah Didget 8 saves
Kasey Fox 7 saves

Cherry Hill East (NJ) 15, Kingsway (NJ) 10
Cherry Hill East (8-6) 7 8 15
Kingsway (5-7) 7 3 10

Cherry Hill East
Julia Cutler 7g
Juliane Calalo 5g
Paige Miller 1g 1a
Lauren Ballay 1g
Sydney Cicha 1g
Naomi Abrams 6 saves

Kingsway
Haley Phalines 3g 2a
Meghan Bennett 4g
Julia Campagna 1g
Nat Ivans 1g
Emily Keene 1g
Hailey Ferry 1a

Abington 14, Quakertown 3
Halftime: Abington 7, Quakertown 2

Abington
Kaley Ehnow 1g, 2a
Abby Thomas 3g
Jamira Mashore 1g, 1a
Kelly McCallister 1g
Abby Johnson 2a
Grace Hinkle 2g
Maura Cabry 2g
Maddie Hinkle 2g, 1a
Shea Gormley 2g
Sam Simon 1a
Ellie Hughes- 2 saves

Upper Merion 15, Pottstown 10

Pottstown stats
Dazah Regusters 4g
Christina Butler 2g 2a
Taylor Sundstrom 1g
Kaleigh Martin 1g
Maryam Belgrave 1g
Destri Roye 1g 1a
Reilly Owens 9 saves

UM
Cat Merritt- 5g, 3a
Riley O’Malley- 4g, 4a
Molly Weygand- 4g
Bella DiSanto- 1g
Avalon Roberts- 1g, 1a

Owen J. Roberts 19, Norristown 0
OJR 15-4- 10
Norristown 0-0- 0

OJR
Maggie Kilgalon 1g
Emma Lewis 2g
Charlotte Lasak 2g
Emily Himmelreich 1g, 1a
Eloise Gebert 5g, 2a, 3gb, 2ct, 7 dc
Maddi Koury 1g, 5a
Sophia Murray 1g
Laura Rivkin 1g
Gracyn Smith 2g, 2gb
Keira Weiss 1g, 2a, 2gb
Hannah Delahaye 1g
Quinn Defibaugh 1g
Lexi Muir 3gb, 3dc
Mya Sanders 6gb, 3dc
Gianna Stalletti 3 saves

Princeton-NJ 13, Clearview-NJ 11
Princeton (11-1) 7 6 -13
Clearview (7-5) 6 5 -11

Princeton
Kathryn DeMilt 1g, 2a
Mariana Lopez-Ona 5g
Shaylah Marciano 3g, 3a
Shoshana Henderson 2g, 1a
Kate Becker 2g
Gigi Peloso 14 saves

Clearview
Hannah Specht 1g
Molly Green 1a
Ashley Noto 3g
Kendall Hendricks 1g, 1a
Hailey Russo 6g
Avery Gawronski 14 saves

Pottsgrove 13, Upper Perkiomen 3
Upper Perkiomen 2-1=3
Pottsgrove 5-8=13

Pottsgrove
Katie Bean : 3 goals, 3 assist
Alyssa Petrucelli : 2 goals, 2 assist
Emily Williams : 3 goals
Sydney Tornetta : 2 goals, 1 assist
Sydney Wasdick : 1 goal
Allie Reppert : 1 goal
Riley Simon : 1 goal
Alaura O’Neill : 6 saves

Upper Perkiomen
Lindsay Bieler 1g
Cassidy Bush 1g
Bella Carpenter 1g
Luci Carpenter 1a
Makenna Phipps 18 saves

Central Bucks East 17, Central Bucks South 5
Halftime:CBE 11 CBS 3

CBE
Ava Lisle 1dc, 1gb, 2ct
Brigitte Bishop 4g, 7dc, 1gb
Riley Forman 5g, 5dc, 4gb, 3ct
Quinn Ferry 2g, 2a, 2dc, 6gb, 1ct
Kiki Fink 3gb, 3ct
Morgan Eater 2gb, 2ct
Grace Bethke 2gb, 1ct
Courtney Mackenzie 2g, 3a, 2gb
Katie Volans 2g, 2gb
Katie Powell 2g
Fiona Henderson 3 saves

Perkiomen Valley 15, Methacton 6
PV 6 9 15
Methacton 2 4 6

Methacton
Sydney Tornetta 2 goals 1 assist
Mia Sheldon 2 goals
Julia McCann 2 goals
Jayme Weber 1 assist
Mackenzie Clark 7 saves

PV

Riley McGettigan 6g, 2a, 2dc
Paige Tyson 3g, 4dc
Maggie Sell 2g, 2cto
Jocelyn Rotay 1g, 1a
Minnie Holcomb 1g
Kelly Owens 1g
Anna Dawson 1g
Kat Kelley 4dc, 2cto
Ali Devers 5cto
Taylor Reiff 3cto

Hatboro-Horsham 17, Cheltenham 0
Half: Hatboro-Horsham 14, Cheltenham 0

HH
Cam Ryan – 6 Goals
Gabrielle Liott – 5 Goals and 1 Assist
Sophia Liott – 1 Goal and 1 Assist
Sorrell Long 1g
Audrey Leibfreid 1g
Arielle Hammer 1g
Paige Cole 1g
Erin Walsh 1g

Upper Moreland 10, Wissahickon 9
Halftime: Upper Moreland 8 Wissahickon 4

Upper Moreland Stats:
Megan O’Donnell 6 goals
Bryanna Gordon 3 goals, 1 assist
Cassidy Hirsch 1 goal, 4 draw controls
Moira Olexa 1 assist 1 draw control
AbbyEllen Wood 1 assist
Alexis Lamb 2 draw controls
Sarah Pickard 10 saves

Wissahickon stats:
Sophia Ortiz 3 goals
Emma Baker 1 goal
Sam Intrieri 5 goals
Kelly Dickson 1 assist

Pennsbury 20, Pennridge 11
Halftime Pennsbury 9, Pennridge 8

Pennsbury
Maddy Spratt 5 goals 3 asst,
Maggie Golder 6 goals 2 asst 10 dc
Emelie Curtis 4 goals,
Brooke Weaver 2 goals,
Darrien Furiness 2 goals,
Lexie Snyder 1 goal

Central Bucks West 15, North Penn 10

CBWest
Casey Reichwein 13 dc, 1g, 1a
Emma Haring 3g, 1a
Lindsey Horton 1g
Shelby Hahn 1g, 1a
Tori Albrecht 1g, 1a
Maddy McGarry 3g, 2a, 5gb
Julia Carey 1g, 2a
Paige Gilbert 3dc, 4g

NP
Grace Sacchetti 2g, 1a, 6dc
Emily Varilla 2g, 2dc
Lily Szilagyi 2g
Alli Lindsay 2g
Kristin Varilla 1g, 1a
Casey Cavanaugh 1g

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North Penn 15, Pennsbury 7
NP 1, 6, 6, 2. 15
PB 2, 1, 1, 3. 7

NP scoring:
Danny Payne 4g 2a
Conor Young 2g
Dakari Luby 1g
Stephen Rinck 2g 2a
Lucas Yannul 3g 1a
Jake Homan 1g 1a
RJ Macnamara 1g 1a
Jack Kim 1g
Bryon Rimmer 10 saves
Ryan Bausman 2 saves
Will Morrow 9 wins, RJ Macnamara 2 wins.

Germantown Academy 13, Saint Joe’s Prep 1

GA
Gavin Derham 4 goals 1 assist
Wills Jordan 2 goals 1 assist
Jack Luviano 3 assists
Noah Spratt 3 goals
Gunnar Bogorowski 3 goals
Timmy Ruth 2 assists
Bruce Henry 1 goal
Liam Rosato was 15/17 facing off
Brendan Donnelly had 8 saves

Holy Ghost Prep 12, Springfield-Montco 11

HGP

Dan Forsythe 2 G 1 A
Kaden Marotta 3 GBs
Zach May 11 Saves
Ben Morschauser 4 G 3 A 2/3 FO
Dan Kovacevich 2 G
Dan Forsythe 2 G
Max Rittenmeyer 2 G 1 A
Sean McLoughlin 1 G 1 A
Sam Summer 1 G 1 A 4 GB
Jack Mahoney 1 A 2/4 FO 5 GB
Sean Booth 3 GB
David Stollsteimer 10/19 FO

Springfield-M
Paul Richardson 7g
Trey DuBose 2g
Ryan Wilsbach 1g
Brennan Fleuhr 1g

Central Bucks South 16, Truman 1
CBS 4 9 3 0
Truman 0 0 0 1

CB South
C. Abbonizio – 3g, 2a, 2gb
A. Novick – 2g, 5a, 1gb
A. Ballantine – 2g, 1gb, 1FTO
C. Holley – 1g, 1a, 2gb
D. Grosso – 1g, 1a, 1gb
J. Maag – 1g
J. Reilly – 1g
A. Warme – 1g
L. Britton – 1g, 2FTO
P. Jones – 3gb, 1 FTO
L. Traverse – 1g
M. McDonald – 1g
K. Johnson – 1g
T. Horvath – 17/18 FO, 14gb
C. Moore – 3/3 FO, 4gb
C. Bernstein – 3 saves
G. Ostroff – 2 saves
C. Manibo – 1 FTO
C. Weston – 1 FTO
R. Sphar – 2gb
S. Fayer – 2gb
K. Watkins – 1gb
D. McCrory – 1gb
A. Jonsson – 1gb
P. Routh – 1gb
E. Agilar – 1gb

Boyertown 7, Downingtown West 5
Downingtown West 2-0-2-1
Boyertown 2-1-2-2

Boyertown
Brewer Johnson 1g
Brady McFalls 2g
Mike Federico 2g
Alex Axman 2g
Robert Wood 13 Saves

DTW
Jameson Smyth 3G, 1CT (caused turnover), 2GB
Nick Higgins 2G, 1A
Ty Wolverton 2A
Josh Toth 2CT, 3GB’s
Aiden Carr 2CT, 1GB
Jackson Chiappa 1CT, 1GB
Owen Fry 1CT, 1GB
Kurt Rachau 1CT, 1GB
Ryan Dever 2GB’s
Luke Venzie 1GB
Joe Shafer 1CT
Michael Straub 11/16 FO (69%), 1CT, 3GB’s
Owen Karp (G) 13 Saves, 1CT

Archbishop Wood 16, Conwell-Egan Catholic 9

ABW
Bryson Wilson (Jr/GK) 5 saves
Colin Bruestle (Sr/A) 4G 2A 8GB
Brian Kinkade (Sr/M) 3G 3A 4GB 11/20 faceoffs
Andrew Leinenbach (Sr/A) 3G 1GB
Dan Waltrich (Jr/A) 2G 3A 2GB
Dan Divita (So/M) 2G 1A
Ryan Woertz (So/M) 1G 2GB
Anthony Pileggi (So/M) 1G
Joe Baranoski (Sr/M) 2A
Mike Mayer (Sr/M) 1A 2GB

CEC
Jack Kalinowski 5g, 2a
Brendan Held 1g, 1a
Tyler Leiby 1g, 1a
Blama Mowenn 1g
Sam Schurr 1g
Brian Farrell 1a
Devon Vanderwende, goalie, 14 saves

Haddonfield (NJ) 17, Washington Township (NJ) 5
Haddonfield 4 6 5 2 17
Washington Township 3 2 0 0 5

Haddonfield
Aiden Blake 3g 1a
Drew Ragone 5g 3a
Jack DeVita 1g 2a
Finn Morgan 3g 1a
John McDonnell 1g
Reece Purnell 1g 1a
Tommy Batson 2a
Mack Wolschina 1a
Max Norton 3g 3a
Will Gramigna 9 saves

Crestwood 17, Delaware Valley 12

DV
Josh Balcarcel 5g 3a
Shane Roche 1g 1a
Jackson Melnick 5g 2a
Stefen Lindaas 1a
Bryan Morley 1g 1a
Henry Hamill 6 saves

Crestwood Scoring:
Wyatt Malia: 5G, 3A
Anthony Caporuscio: 4G, 2A
Trey Zabroski: 3G, 1A
Sean Murphy: 2G, 2A
Chandler O’Farrell: 2G
TJ Kulak: 1G, 3A
Dean Fey: 4 Saves
Zach Antosh: 3 Saves

Manasquan 13, Central Bucks East 5
SCORE BY QUARTER:0-3/2-5/4-10/5-13

EAST SCORING
Ryan Stout 3G
Ryan Eife 1G
Joey Beahan1G
Jimmy Knepp1A
EAST FACE-OFF WINS
Nils Updale – 8 wins
Jake Kueny – 2 wins
EAST SAVES
Liam Rosenthal – 14
EAST GROUND BALLS
Ryan Stout – 6
Joey Beahan – 6
Jake Kueny – 3
Nils Updale – 2
Liam Rosenthal – 2
Connor Martin – 1
Jimmy Knepp – 1
Drew Bethke – 1
CAUSED TURNOVERS
Evan Bullotta -2
Jimmy Knepp -1

Bishop Shanahan 16, Archbishop Ryan 1
Shanahan 9-4-1-2
Ryan 0-0-1-0

Shanahan scorers
Bryan Rafferty 3 G’s 1A
Kyle Gucwa 2G’s 3A’s
Owen Murray 2G’s 1A
Connor Whalen 1G
Owen Mehok 1G
Vinnie Riccardo 1G
Colby Gallagher 2G’s 1A
Luke Pollick 2G’s
Dylan McMahon 1G
Parker Childs 1G
Nic Pezone 2 saves
Keegan Billie 2 saves
Tyler Kingsbury 10/10

Ryan scorers
Steve Neilson 1G

Palmyra 19, Northern York 3
Northern York 1 1 1 0 – 3
Palmyra 6 3 5 5 — 19

Palmyra
Jake Herman 4g, 4a
Grant Haus 4g, 3a
TJ Caton 4g
Caleb Hawkins 2g, 1a
Seth Robertson 2g, 1a
Andrew Cleck 2g
Tate Wasson 1g
John Pallone 2 saves

Devon Prep 11, Roman Catholic 10

Devon Prep
Dan Boyle 1g, 1a
Jason Motley 4g
Dan Brown 1g, 2a
Chris Walton 2g
Kevin Husar 1a
Noah Thies 2g, 2a
Na’im Robinson 1a
Nadir Bryant 1g
Jake Shultis 16 saves

Abington 14, Council Rock South 6
Abington 6 8 – 14
Council Rock South 4 2 – 6

Abington leaders
Nate Rose 4g
Marco McAfee 4g
Shawn McConnell 3g

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/30/19

HS Boys
Interboro at Pope John Paul II
Upper Merion at Perkiomen Valley
New Hope-Solebury at Holy Ghost Prep
Strath Haven at Garnet Valley
West Chester Rustin at Downingtown East
Twin Valley at Wilson
Garnet Valley at Strath Haven
Owen J Roberts at Phoenixville
Pennsbury at Truman
Quakertown at Abington
Upper Darby at Conestoga
Council Rock North at Pennridge
Harriton at Springfield-Delco
Episcopal Academy at Hun School (NJ)
Malvern Prep at St Augustine Prep (NJ)
Easton at Emmaus
Central Bucks South at Central Bucks West
Upper Moreland at Wissahickon
North Penn at Neshaminy
Westtown at Shipley School
Cheltenham at Hatboro-Horsham
Parkland at Allentown Central Catholic
Haverford HS at Ridley
Lower Merion at Radnor
West Chester Henderson at Avon Grove
Marple Newtown at Penncrest
Kennett at Sun Valley
Unionville at Great Valley
Spring-Ford at Methacton
Springfield-M at Souderton

HS girls
Wilson at Twin Valley
Henderson at Avon Grove
Lower Moreland at Jenkintown
Radnor at Lower Merion
Abington Friends at Academy of the New Church
Hempfield at Manheim Township
Archbishop Carroll at Archbishop Wood
Agnes Irwin at Episcopal Academy
Penn Charter at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy
Great Valley at Unionville
Germantown Academy at Notre Dame Academy
Emmaus at Allentown Central Catholic
Avon Grove at Henderson
Conestoga at Upper Darby
Council Rock North at Hatboro-Horsham
Downingtown West at Parkland
Liberty at Easton
Friends’ Central at George School
Shipley at Westtown
Frankford at Girls HS
Strath Haven at Garnet Valley
Villa Joseph Marie at Gwynedd Mercy Academy
Springfield-Delco at Harriton
Ridley at Haverford High
Strath Haven at Garnet Valley
Interboro at Penn Wood
Coatesville at WC East
Downingtown East at WC Rustin
Kennett at Sun Valley
Penncrest at Marple Newtown
St. Hubert at Merion Mercy Academy
Saucon Valley at Moravian Academy
Mt. St. Joseph at Villa Maria
Moorestown Friends at Germantown Friends

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/30/19
From Press Release

Victory Events has limited spots left for uncommitted lacrosse players to showcase their skills and compete in the Beast of the East Showcase June 21 at Maple Zone Sports Village in Aston, PA.

This elite recruiting event will feature 70+ D1-D3 College Coaches on 3 turf field, to maximize exposure for uncommitted 2020s, 2021s and 2022s. Victory will also be including FREE FILM for all players participating in this showcase, which will be covered live by TopLaxRecruits.com and Pjhillylacrosse.com websites.

The BEAST OF THE EAST will host D1 Coaches from Albany, Villanova, Navy, Army West Point, Rutgers, Brown, Princeton, SJU, Delaware, Monmouth, Richmond, Fairfield, Sacred Heart, Penn State, UMass, Bucknell, UPenn, Bucknell, and a growing list of D2 and D3 recruiters!

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: May 5

SPOTS REMAINING: 4 Attack, 12 Midfielders, 4 FOGOS, 8 LSMS, 11 Close Defenseman, 2 Goalies

REGISTER HERE

2019 Beast of the East Showcase – Details

When: Friday June 21th (Showcase Games) Game Times: 8AM-2PM & All-Star Game at 3:30PM
Where: MSI SPORTS VILLAGE – Aston, PA (Same Facility as last year)
Format: (12 teams) 9AM-4pm. Each team plays 3 games followed by an All-Star game at 3:30pm
Cost: $300/player includes 3 showcase games, 2 D1 Coaches per team, Free Game Film, and custom BEAST jersey.
Website Link: http://victoryeventseries.com/beast-of-the-east-showcase/

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By Harry Chaykun
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/30/19

Episcopal Academy was playing with a purpose when it hosted Agnes Irwin in an Inter-Ac League game Tuesday afternoon.

“One of our goals was to win the league championship,” senior Olivia Dirks said.

It took a goal by junior Caroline Burt with 22 seconds for EA, which trailed at one point of the first half by four goals, to claim a 12-11 decision and take a major step toward clinching the Inter-Ac championship.

EA (16-0) is 9-0 in the Inter-Ac, two games ahead of Agnes Irwin and Notre Dame Academy. EA has league games remaining with Springside Chestnut Hill Academy, Germantown Academy and Penn Charter.

Senior Lindsay Walling, who has missed the entire season while recovering from surgery to repair a torn knee ligament, explained that there was another purpose behind her team’s comeback effort that resulted in a victory.

“We played this game for Mary,” Walling said, referring to Episcopal Academy second grader Mary Andersen, an 8-year-old from Newtown Square who became an honorary member of the EA team Tuesday.

“Mary has leukemia, but she’s in remission now. She decided that for her Make A Wish she wanted to design a fashion print for Lilly Pulitzer. It was on display at King of Prussia Mall last weekend, and some of us from the team went up to see it.”

The print features Mary’s favorite things, including unicorns, the colors pink, purple, and blue, as well as daisies in honor of Children’s Hospital’s Daisy Days, and daffodils, symbol of the American Cancer Society.

“We were talking to Mary’s mom and found out that lacrosse is her favorite sport,” Walling said. “So we decided to invite her to this game and dedicated the game to her.”

Mary got to stand on the sideline with Walling during the contest, went with the players and coaches as they held their post-game meeting, and was given a special shirt as a memento of the occasion. She recently appeared on Good Morning America, and her print design is available at Lilly Pulitzer stores across the country, with a portion of the proceeds being donated to Children’s Hospital.

Agnes Irwin fell behind, 2-1, early in Tuesday’s game before scoring six of the next seven goals to gain a 7-3 advantage after only eight minutes had been played. Freshman Marissa White needed just over two minutes to get three goals, and she helped set up a score by ninth grader Cate Parsells.

Devon Whitaker and Olivia Dirks, who both finished with three goals, started the EA comeback, by both scoring twice, and freshman Alexa Capozzoli put the home team ahead to stay two minutes before halftime.

“We tried to come out fast,” Dirks, who chipped in with seven draw controls, said. “When we got behind, we knew we had to focus on our game plan. Even when we went up (by three goals), we knew that might not be enough.”

Capozzoli added EA’s first goal of the second half, then Burt sandwiched a pair of scores around a goal by Agnes Irwin’s Julianne Carey, who also had an assist as well as seven draw controls.

Natalie Pansini got goals less than three minutes apart for AI, and Emily Wills got the tying score with 2:37 left in the second half.

On the ensuing draw, a yellow card against Episcopal gave Irwin possession, but that lasted only a minute before an errant pass resulted in a turnover.

“They started face-guarding (Dirks) in the second half, so we had to make some adjustments,” Burt said. “We were working the ball for that last shot after we got it back. When I thought I had the opening, I just went for it. I took the ball left-handed and made a low shot.”

It was the kind of special play she will remember for a long time, especially because she gave Mary Andersen a very special memory on her very special day.

Episcopal Academy 12, Agnes Irwin 11
Agnes Irwin 7 4 – 11
Episcopal Academy 8 4 – 12

Agnes Irwin – Marissa White 3G 1A, Emily Wills 3G, Natalie Pansini 2G 1A, Julianne Carey 1G 1A, Brynn Ammerman 1G, Cate Parsells 1G.

Episcopal Academy – Olivia Dirks 3G 1A, Devon Whitaker 3G, Caroline Burt 3G, Alexa Capozzoli 2G, Sarah Groark 1G.

Saves – Paige Crowther (AI) 11; Gianna Cillufo (EA) 8.

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Malvern Prep 16, St. Augustine Prep 7

MP
McGill 1g, 1a
Peden 3g, 3a
Potemski 2g
Civitella 4g
Doyle 2g
Spanos 1g
Waite 1a
Hueston 1g
Jogerst 1g
O’Connor 1g
Pettit 7 saves
Corrigan 2 saves
Cabahug Almonte 13/24 FO

Parkland 12, Allentown Central Catholic 7
Parkland 3-4-2-3 = 12
Central 1-3-2-1= 7

Parkland
James Cipolla 4g 3a
Greg Santa-Anna 2g 1a
Matt Geroulo 1g 2a
Mason Zaun 1a
Will Filipovits 1g 1a
Zach Poremba 3g
Eli Fisher 1g 1a

Central Catholic
Schifko 1g 2a
Gloss 3g
Pasquale 2g
Scandone 1a
Talago 1g
Scandone 1a

Perkiomen Valley 13, Upper Merion 4
PV 6-3–3-1 13
UM 0-1-0-3 4

PV
Connor Roop 2g 3a
Matt Farrington 3g 1a
Nick Steele 2g 1a
Matt Brock 1g 1a 15/16 FO 15 gbs
Bobby Hanshaw 5/7 FO 2gbs
Harrison Schlachta 1g 1a
Jack Scaliti 1g
Sam Nice 1g
Ryan Poston 1g
Brandon Baker 1g
Rob Farrington 5 saves 1 GA
Jacob Klosinski 2 saves 3 GA

Upper Merion
Carter Besz 3g
Josh Reinhardt 1a
Charlie Reinhardt 1g
Derek Leflar 11 saves

Conestoga 23, Upper Darby 4

Stoga
James Condo 1g
Michael Connolly 1g
Robbie Wilson 1g
Myles Pittman 1g
Michael Brosso 3g
Spencer Rosato 1g
Will Yocum 1g
Hugh Hinton 1g
Peter Detwiler 1g
Julian Grove 1g
Graham Blatchford 1g
Michael Jameison 1g
Michael Prestipino 1g
Liam Kirk 1g
PJ Hewitt 1g
Joey Allen 2g
Will Schnorr 4g
Riley Savering 6 saves

Upper Darby
Fort 1g
Moleslin 1g
Lenon 1g
Cechinotha 1g

Interboro 11, Pottsgrove 4
Interboro 2-0-4-5 -11
Pottsgrove 3-1-0-0 – 4

Interboro
Nick Mormando 4G 2A
CJ Jones 3G
Mikey Brown 2G 2A
Ray Scanlan 1G 1A
Jason Whalen 1G
AJ Porreca F/O 11wins 3loses 10 GBs
Connor Evans 8 save
James Udowenko 5 GBs

Pottsgrove
J. Wescoat 2G
S. Nelson 2G
C. Sithens 1A
S. Caffrey 1A

Springfield-Delco 13, Harriton 7
Harriton 1 2 0 4 – 7
Springfield-Delco 3 4 5 1 – 13

Springfield-Delco
Jack Spence 3g,1a
Jack Clark 4g,3a
Aidan Shandley 2g,1a
Geo Dotsicas 2a
Liam Difonzo 2g,1a
Matt Ellison 1a
Aidan Smith 1g
JZ Grafstrom 1g
Zach Robinson 1a
Zach Broomall 11/13 FO
Jake Methlie 4/10 FO
Jim Donegan 5 saves

Harriton
Aedan McKenna 2G 2cto 4gb
Jack Northington 2G 1cto 3gb
Jackson Smith 2G
Michael Stewart 1G 1cto 5gb
Brian Stewart 1cto 3gb
Luke Fink 1cto 2gb
Max Copley 3gb
Evan Prince 9/23 FO 4gb
Robbie DePetris 6 saves

Boyertown 10, Pope John Paul II 6

Boyertown
Kobi Bui 1G 1a
Brewer Johnson 2g 2a
Brady McFalls 4g
Aj Robinson 1G 1a
Zach Kuhar 1G
Ryan Barnes 1a
Owen Risser 1G
Adam Gallagher 1a
Josh Ricci 1a
Robert Wood 3 saves
Danny Grabert 5 saves

PJP:
Morgado 1G 1a
Romania 1a
Knapp 1G
Dougherty 2g 1a
Sykes 1G

Holy Ghost Prep 17, New Hope Solebury 6

HGP
Ben Morschauser 5 G 7 A
Sean McLoughlin 1 G 2 A
Dan Kovacevich 4 G – 100 Career Goals
Dan Forsythe 1 G
Jack Mahoney 1 G 2 A 6 GB
Sam Summer 1 G 1/1 FO 5 GB
James Castner 3 G
Chris Gannon 1 G
Sean Booth 4 GB
Mike Calcagni 8/14 4 GB
Dave Stollsteimer 7/11 3 GB
Frank Britsch 1/1 FO
Zach May 8 Saves

Shipley 14, Westtown 2

Shipley
Luke Grayum 2g, 5a- 7pts
Ben Aschkenasy 2g, 3a – 5pts
Alex Moeller- 3g
Jake Olejniczak- 3g
Tyler Drake 1g, 1a- 2pts
Henry Reed 1g, 1a- 2pts
Braeden Lange 1g, 1a – 2pts
Cam Light- 1g
Nate Yi – 3 saves
Kyle Mezrow- 9 saves

North Penn 13, Neshaminy 7
NP: 6,1,4,2
Nesh: 2,3,2,0

NP scoring:
Danny Payne 2g
Lucas Yannul 4g 1a
Dakari Luby 2g
Stephen Rinck 2g 1a
Jake Homan 2g
Jack Kim 1g
Conor Young 1a
Will Morrow 14 wins FO
RJ Macnamara 2 wins FO
Bryon Rimmer 5 saves

Holy Ghost 17, New Hope Solebury 6

New Hope Solebury
Kyle McLaughlin – 3 Assists
Kyle Boughner – 2 Goals
Nate Donahue – 2 Goals
Jace Capanegro – 1 Goal
Tom Raupp – 1 Goal
Lear Asplundh – 1 Assist
Ryan Riggione – 1 Assist
Tanner Richmond 16 saves

Marple Newtown 7, Penncrest 2
MN 2-1-2-2- 7
Penncrest 0-1-0-1- 2

MN
Luke Jelus 3g
Colin Ferry 2g
Charlie Box 1a
Cain Tarquini 1g, 1a
Vince Terra 1g
Liam Ferry 10 saves
Dom Mandell 5 saves

Penncrest
Ryan Matsinger 1g
TJ Sims 1g
Tyler Carney 1a
Ian MacDougall 1A
Shane Stevens 4 saves

Kennett 19, Sun Valley 2
Kennett 7 2 6 4 19
Sun Valley 1 0 1 0 2

Kennett
James Lower 1 G 3A
Matt Ward 3 G 1 A
Jake Freebery 2 G 5 A
Sam Forte 4 G 3 A
Richie Hughson 1A 11/1 FO
Vince Cresci 2 G
Greg Brison 2 G
Broc Fantazzi 1 G
Evan Hartman 2 G
Cole Hulme 2 G
Josh Faust 5/0 FO
Griffin Haas 3/0 FO

Haverford HS 7, Ridley 5
Haverford 0. 0. 4. 3. 7
Ridley. 4. 0. 1. 0. 5

Haverford Goals/Assists
Harry Nardi 1G
Kyle Bennett 3G
John Scheivert 3G
Matt Davis: 14 saves

Ridley Scoring
Sean Hinchey 2g
Blaise Harris 1g
Matt Catini 1g
Nate Desmond 1g
Gavin Kingsborough 1a

Avon Grove 10, Henderson 3
AG: 2-4-4-0= 10
WCH: 0-1-1-1 = 3

Avon Grove
Tommy Savory 1g
Mike Russo 2g 1a
Carson Peck 1a
Zach Augustine 4g 2a
Jeff DeVoll 1a
James Chastain 1g 1a
Jackson Muller 2g 2a
Zac Hanway 13 saves

Henderson Scoring
Dan Carnuccio 1g 1a
Jeff Benson 1g 1a
Jack Micco 1g
Ryan McKie 11 saves

West Chester Rustin 7, Downingtown East 4
Rustin 0-1-4-2 7
D East 1-2-0-1 4

Rustin
Michael Burke 3g 1a
Tucker Flynn 2g
Will Pileggi 2a
Alex Hutsell 1g
Vince Myers 1g
Jake Spaniak 6/13 FO
Tom Handy 12 saves

Unionville 12, Great Valley 5
GV 0-2-2-1 = 5
UHS 6-4-2-0 = 12

Unionville
Phil Doucette 4g, 1a
Drew Lenkaitis 2g, 2a
Gerry Ulatowski 2g, 2a
Connor Ash 2g, 1a
Hayden Quillman 1g, 1a
Andrew Bowers 1g

Great Valley
Michael Corrigan 3g
Ty Hayes 1g
Austin Horvath 1g
Jackson Campbell, goalie, 13 saves

Episcopal Academy 11, Hun School-NJ 9

EA
Charlie Cunniffe 1G/4A
Gabe Furey 3G/1A
Quinn Chambers 2G/1A
Rowan Brumbaugh 2G/1A
Nick Bates 2G
Nate Hunter 1G/1A
Jack Henderson 11/24 face-offs
Matt Chess 7 saves

Pennridge 19, CR North 11
P 6 4 3 6 19
CRN 3 1 2 5 11

Pennridge
Britner 7g
Fanelli 6g3a
Lazasz 4g2a
R Garner 1g3a
D Hart 1g
J Garner 1a
Hartzell 1a
Swartley 7 Saves
K Banks 1 Save

Garnet Valley 17, Strath Haven 8
GV 8 – 4 – 5 – 0 = 17
UD 4 – 2 – 1 – 1 = 8

GV
Mitch Lachman 5G 1A
Danny Bradley 1G – 1A
Jake Morin 5G – 2A
Hunter Baar 1G – 1A
Max Busenkell 1G – 1A
Sean Shoemaker 3G – 1A
Bishop Barnes 1A
Greg Reynolds 1G – 1A
Adam Oldratti 16 of 28 FO
Nick Van Horn 9 Saves

Strath Haven
M. Fagglioli 1G
W. Mutz 1G
N. Palermo 3G – 1A
E. Belville 1A
E. Pio 2G – 2A
C. Mazor 1G
V. Palermo 8 Saves

Springfield M 8, Souderton 7

Souderton Scoring:
Cole Witoslawski 3g
Matt Rauch 2g 1a
Luke Halteman 1g
Brock Azeff 1g
Axell Beskar 13 saves
Luke Atiyeh 4 GBs

Central Bucks West 7, Central Bucks South 5
CBW: 3-2-0-2=7
CBS: 1-1-1-2=5

CBW
Erik Ojert 2g, 1a, 4GB
Jake Ojert 2g, 1a, 5GB
David Ross 1g, 1a
Jake Lang 1g
Christian Kunkel 1g
Max Dunar 12 saves
Garrett Hitchens 9 of 15 FO
Blake Ewaskey 4GB
Conor Albrecht 1a
Jeff Woosnam 1a

CB South
T. Horvath 5 for 13, 3 gb
C. Abbonizio 2G
C. Cenci 1g, 1 go
A. Novick 1g,1gb
A. Ballentine 1 g, 1 a, 3 gb, 1 FTO
D. McCrory 3gb, 1 FTO
M. McDonald 2 gb
M. Montrose 1 gb
D. Grosso 1 gb
C. Manibo 1 gb , 1 FTO
L. Britton 1gb
J Robinson 1 gb, 1 FTO
L Marin 1 FTO
C Bernstein 10 saves

Spring-Ford 12, Methacton 6
Spring-Ford 4-4-3-1-1 12
Methacton 1-3-1-1 6

Spring-Ford
James Mullen 1g, 1a
Peyton Gensler 2g
Collin Pettine 2g, 1a
Nick Teets 2g, 3a
Brad Hart 1g, 2a
Pat Wixted 1g, 1a
Ryan Judge 2g
Will Wojton 1g
Ryan Kolander 1a
Ben Swarr 4 saves

Methacton
Sean Sykes 2G,1A
Justin Sanelli 1G,1A
Jack Pellegrino 2A
Mike Merola 1G
Jaxson Peoples 1G
Kyle McKelvey 1G

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Hatboro-Horsham 10, Council Rock North 9
Halftime: HH 8-3

HH
Arielle Hammer winning goalie
Gabrielle Liott 4g, 1a (100th career goal)
Cam Ryan 3g
Audrey Leibfreid 2g
Lydia Nolin 1g
Lindsey Coats 1a
Gabrielle Liott, Sophia Liott combined to win 11 of 18 draw controls

Notre Dame Academy 17, Germantown Academy 8

GA
Maddie Burns 1gb 1g 5dc
Cassidy Palazzo 1g 1a 1dc 1interception
Nadja Velis 2gb
Annabel Brewer 1gb 1a
Olivia Doody 3g 1a (200th career goal)
Mackenzie Smith 1gb 1g
Elise Smigiel 1g 3dc
Elizabeth Van Blarcom 2gb 1g
Ella Henry 1a
Zoe Torrey 4 saves

NDA
Mikayla Dever- 1g, 4a, 1gb
Hanna Bodner- 1g, 1a, 6dc, 4gb
Whitney Macmillan- 1gb, 1ct
Georgie Gorelick- 4g, 1gb, 1ct
Dani Falcone- 2g, 1gb, 2ct
Belle McHugh- 3gb, 1ct
Maggie O’Brien- 2g, 1a, 2gb, 5dc, 1ct
Claire Gola- 3g, 1a, 2gb, 5dc, 2ct
Caitlyn Mullen- 1g, 1gb, 1dc, 1ct
Riley Gillin- 2g, 3gb, 1dc, 2ct
Grace Bleckley- 1gb, 1dc
Lindsay Barnes- 2gb, 1ct
Quinn Balitsaris- 1gb
Anna Grace Coyne- 1g, 1a, 2gb
Quinn Sullivan- 5 saves

Princeton 12, Allentown 11
Allentown (6-5) 6 5 -11
Princeton (12-1) 7 5 -12

Allentown
Brianna Samuels 3g
Kennedy Munster 1g
Morgan Vaccaro 3g
Alyssa Castellano 2g, 1a
Kaitlyn Bergen 1g
Kylie Reed 1g

Princeton
Kathryn DeMilt 1g
Molly Frain 1g
Mariana Lopez-Ona 6g, 1a0
Lila Doran 1g
Shaylah Marciano 2g, 2a
Shoshana Henderson 2a
Eva Petrone 1g
Gigi Peloso 9 saves

Penn Charter 15, Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 6
Half PC 8-4

PC
Emma Wilson 2 A 1 GB 1 CT
Leah Sax 3 G 1 A 2 CT
Mia Ferraro 1A 1GB
Kaylee Dyer 4G 1CT 2DC
Darcy Felter 4G 1A 1GB 3CT 1DC
Maddie Shoup 1G 2A 1GB 1CT
Vanessa Ewing 1G 2A 1CT 2DC
Charlotte Hodgson 2G 2GB 3CT
Grace Turner 1CT
Ava Coyle 2GB 1CT
Mackenzie McDonough 2CT
Emma Maley 1GB 2CT
Molly Visco 3GB 1CT
Hayley Hunt 10 saves

SCHA
S. Sweitzer 1a/1g/3dc
C. Reilly 3g
D. Carter 1a/1g/1gb/6dc
A. Lynch 1g
R. Redpath 1a/1gb
B. Gyllenhaal 1ct
K. Watson 3gb
C. Traversari 1gb
A. Rorke 1gb
A. Cooney 1gb
C. Reitmeyer 1ct/5dc
D. Sweitzer 14 saves/1ct

Episcopal Academy 12, Agnes Irwin 11

Episcopal Academy
Alexa Capozzoli 2g 1gb
Sarah Groark 1g 1gb
Ali McHugh 1gb
Caroline Burt 3g 1a 1cto
Devon Whitaker 3g 2cto
Jayne Morley 4dc
Sophia Garino 2gb 1cto
Annie Rau 1cto
Izzy Rohr 2dc 3gb 1cto
Olivia Dirks 3g 2a 6dc 1gb
Scottie Crockett 1gb
Gianna Cilluffo 8 saves

AI
Emily Wills 3g, 1dc, 1gb
Emily Coyne 3dc
Grace Bartosh 2gb
Natalie Corkran 3gb
Julianne Carey 1g,1a, 8dcs, 3gb
Natalie Pansini 2g, 1a, 1ct, 2dc, 3gb
Brynn Ammerman 1g
Samantha Hark 3gb
Cate Parcells 1g, 3gb
Marissa White 3g, 1a, 1gb
Paige Crowther 10 saves

Radnor 17, Lower Merion 4
Radnor 13 – 4 – 17
LM 2 – 2 – 4

Radnor:
Cate Cox 2G, 5A
Ellie Mueller 4G, 4DC
Molly May 1G, 2A
Tori DiCarlo 2G, 5DC
Cierra Hopson 1G, 2A
Annie Burton 2G
Kate Hartnett 2G, 1A
Sydney Wilson 1G
Margaret Mooney 1G
Julia Rigolizzo 1G, 5DC, 2GB, 1CT
Missy Massimino 1A
Abby Jansen 1save

LM
E. Rudy 1G
Liv Ruth 1G
Stickney 2G

Academy of the New Church 15, Abington Friends 5
Halftime score: ANC 11 – AFS 2

ANC
Lizzie Paterno: 4 goals; 3 assists
Becca Clark: 3 goals; 1 assist
Kiana Frazier: 2 goals; 2 assists
Cassidy Peterman: 2 goals; 2 assists
Naida Navarro: 2 goals
Emma Bryntesson: 1 goal
Leah Antwi: 1 goal
Lisa Antwi: 13 saves

Downingtown East 15, WC Rustin 8

Dt East
Caroline Brennan 8g
Hazel Gardner 4g
Livi Lawton 2g
Rachel Swink 1g
Goalie Saves- 9

WC Rustin
Chisholm 5g
Kane 2g
Supplee 1g

Jenkintown
Caroline Arena 1g, 4gb, 1dc
Izzi Byler 4g, 2gb, 4dc
Mia Kolb 3g, 2gb,3dc, 3ct
Taylor Sproel 3g, 3gb, 2ct
Rory Strohm 3ct
Georgia Griffin 3gb, 2ct
Sam Pizer 3gb, 1ct
Sarah Cummings 2g,1a,2dc
Sabrina Griffin 1gb,2ct
Mattie McNamara 3ct
Tanner Lafferty 1g,1gb
Carly Mulvaney 1gb,3dc,1ct
Cady Westkaemper 2gb,1ct

Lower Moreland
M. Morozi 2g
R. Felix 2g

Villa Maria Academy 22, Mount St Joseph 13
VMA: 11–11–22
MSJ: 8–5–13

VMA:
Abby Walheim 4g, 3a
Adele Iacobucci 1g, 3a
Bridget Finley 5g, 2a
Clara Meehan 1g
Jacki Murray 3g
Margie Carden 6g, 2a
Sarah Delaney 2g 1a
Kyla Branco 4 saves

MSJ:
D McGarvy 3g, 1a
B Blanchel 2g, 2a
L Mester 6g, 1a
E Brocato 1g
C Donavan 1g
K O’Connor 8 saves

Archbishop Carroll 16, Archbishop Wood 2
Carroll 12-4- 16
Wood 1-2- 2

Carroll
Alex Almonte 4a
Madison Henry 4g
Kiley Mottice 4g
Kellie Ann Matey 2g
Fabiana Narda 1g
Grace Ewing 1g
Karli Dougherty 1g, 3a, 3 DC
Nicole Pawelec 1g, 3a
Amber Germer 1g
Melissa Hewitt 1g
Keri Daly 9 DC
Julia Dellarata 4 saves
Sophie Kevtan 2 saves

Wood
Annie Whelan 1g
Lindsay Faul 1g
Lizzie Belten 20 saves

Moorestown 17, Hunterdon Central 11
Moorestown (11-1) 7 10 -17
Hunterdon Central (6-9) 7 4 -11

Moorestown
Ashley Nutt 2g, 5a
Avery Jaffe 4g
Sophia McHugh 1g
Janey Galski 2g, 4a
Isa Arvelo 4g, 8 gb
Julia Sullivan 3g, 1a, 8 gb
Dylan Silar 1g, 1a
Katie Buck 2g, 1a
Emily Toft 3 saves

Bonner Prendie 25, Bishop McDevitt 7
Halftime Score BP 14, MDV 5

Prendie
Lindsey Fagan: 9g, 2a, 11dc, 3gb
Maggie Blemings: 5g, 4a, 2gb
Rachel Doubet: 3g, 2a, 1gb, 1ct
Ainsley George: 2g, 2a, 1dc, 3gb
Kelly Eisenhart: 2g, 1a, 3gb
Maeve Finnegan: 1g, 1a, 4gb
Emma Beaty: 1g, 1a
Della George: 1g, 6gb, 3ct
Julia Rufo: 1g
Chloe Meaner: 5 saves

Conestoga 18, Upper Darby 4

Stoga:
Katie Morrison 2g
Jane Bailey 1g
Liza Bailey 1g 3a
Mary Hanzsche 1g 2a
Julia Littlewood 1g 1a
Maeve Regan 1g 2a
Addi Bucher 1g
Skylar Cary 1g
Rachel Clark 1g
Cam Evitts 1g
Emily Lortz 1g
Megan Marengo 1g
Sydney Sloan 1g
Carson Snyder 1g 1a
Alex Aufiero 1g 2a
Lauren Johnson 1g
Julia Morgan 1g

UD
Lange 2g
Liberio 1g
Strovies 1g

Exeter 14, Wyomissing 12
Exeter 7-7-14
Wyomissing 6-8- 14

Wyomissing
Helm 5g, 4a
Dicarlo 3g
Reese 1g
Neff 1g
Ratcliffe 1g
Seyfert 1g
Faust 12 saves

Exeter
Halsey 3g
Karstein 2g
Boyer 1g
Kline 3g
Wisniewski 2g
Mya 3g

Harriton HS 16, Springfield Delco HS 11
Harriton 8-8-16
Springfield 5-6-11

Harriton:
Allie Schwab 1 A
Katelin Williams 5 G 1 A 2 GBs
Lucy Dwyer 3 G 2 A 1 GBs 3 DCs 2GBs
Amelia Coursen 1 G 1 GB
Emily Stewart 3 G 6 DCs 5 GBs
Grace Dwyer 3 G 2 A 3 DC 4 GBs 3 CTs
Maddie Henderson 1 G 1 A 1 DC 3 GBs
Reilly Short 1 CTs 2 GBs
Ashton Odiorne 3 CTs 2 GBs
Lauren Binnion 1 A
Abby Tevis 1 CT
Alex Turner 8 Saves

Springfield
Julie Schickling 3 G
Alyssa Long 4 G
Cull 2 G
Pace 1 Gormley 1 G

Downingtown West 15, Parkland 6
Downingtown West: 8-7 15
Parkland: 2-4 6

Parkland:
Emily Leiby 1g 1a
Morgan Hurd 1g
Jill Bushinsky 1g
Mackenzie Roth 2g
Kaz Kennedy 1g
Goalie:
Mackenzie Galucy 8 saves

Downingtown West:
Callie Lundmark 2g
Emily Feeney 5g 1a
Reagan Rightmere 1a
Peyton Mottice 4g 1a
Corinne Bednarik 4g
Goalie:
Kara Long 6 saves

Garnet 20, Strath Haven 7
Garnet 14-6-20
Haven 4-3-7

Garnet
MaryRose Berry- 1ct
Amber Brenhuber- 1gb, 1ct
Liv Brenner- 1g
Bridget Godfrey- 1gb
Kaitlyn Henning- 1g, 1gb
Olivia Kingsborough- 1gb
Madi McKee- 4g, 2a, 7dc, 2ct
Meghan McLaughlin- 3g, 1a
Kara Nealon- 3g, 1gb
Regan Nealon- 2g, 3dc, 1ct
Sydney Pyon- 1ct
Caroline Shaefer- 2g, 1gb
Devin Taulane- 1ct
Kathryn Toohey- 3g, 4dc, 1ct
Haley Williams- 1g, 2a
Sierra McLaughlin- 5 saves
Mak Butler- 2 saves

Academy of the New Church 15, Abington Friends 5

AFS:
A.Muller- 7dc
M. Waldman- 4g
M. Muller- 1g/2dc
C. Rosenwinkel- 1dc
B. Vasquez- 5 saves
P. Ford- 5 saves

ANC:
M. McCabe- 1dc
C. Peterman- 2g/2a
L. Paterno- 4g/3a/3dc
B. Clark- 3g/1a/5dc
N. Navaro – 2g
E. Bryntessan- 1g
K. Frazier- 2g/2a
Goalie- 6 saves

Shipley 17, Westtown 7
Shipley 6-11-17
Westtown 3-4-7

Shipley
Katie Bergen 7gs, 3dcs
Grace Gordon 1g, 2dcs
Kate Scutt 7gs, 4dcs, 1gb
Elie Shapiro 2gs, 1dc
Grace Donnelly 9 saves, 2gbs

Haverford High 8, Ridley 7, OT
Halftime-5-3 Ridley

Haverford
Mia Ciancio-3g 1a 5dc 7 Gbs (GW in OT)
Willa Hetznecker-2g
Carly Gannon-1g 1a 3 Dc 4 Gbs
Grace Hetznecker-1g 2a 2 Gbs
Emma Rowland-1g
Lauren Johns-19 Saves

Ridley Leaders
Haley Adam-3g
Corrinne Stratton -3g
Marcianna Tavani-10 Saves

Avon Grove 14, Henderson 6

Henderson
Ella Tunnell 1g 1dc
Olivia Pritchard 1g 2a 3gb
Emma Goodstein 1g
Julia Bixler 2g 1a 3dc 2GB
Grace DePrisco 4dc 2GB 1ct
Delaney turner 1g
Sammi Cantor 11 saves

Unionville 20, Great Valley 7

Unionville
Emma Malone 5 goals 2 assists
Madi Holt 2 goals 1 assist
Sofia Romanoli 2 goals
Lily Niemkiewicz 2 goals
Mina Scott 4 goals 2 assists
Shannon Garvey 2 goals 2 assists
Riley Glackin 2 goals 2 assists
Mauria Blair 1 goal
Megan Kirk 7 saves

Germantown Friends School 12, Moorestown Friends 10
Halftime: 7-6, GFS

GFS
Curran McLaughlin- 2 goals, 1 assist
Annie McLaughlin- 1 goal
Jane MacRae- 4 goals, 1 assist
Clare Meyer- 4 goals, 3 assists
Alex Hanson- 1 goal
Sam Egner- 5 saves

MFS
K. Borbi- 1 goal
L. Geyer- 1 goal
M. Roberts- 3 goals
B. Runyan- 4 goals
M. Bouggess- 1 goal, 1 assist
L. Carter- 6 saves

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HS Boys
Archbishop Wood at Bonner-Prendergast
Lakeland at Crestwood
Boyertown at Wilson
Delaware Valley at Abington Heights
Roman Catholic at La Salle
Council Rock South at Central Bucks East
Neshaminy at Bishop Shanahan
Avon Grove West at Chester East
Devon prep at Lansdale Catholic
Springfield-Montco at Council Rock North

HS Girls

Notre Dame Academy at Baldwin School
Upper Moreland at Abington Friends
Upper Moreland at Abington
Jenkintown at Delco Christian
WC Rustin at Kennett
Collegium at Interboro
New Hope-Solebury at Archbishop Wood
Bonner-Prendergast at Upper Darby
West Chester East at Avon Grove
Perkiomen Valley at Boyertown
Central Bucks East at Pennsbury
Neshaminy at Central Bucks South
Central Bucks West at Council Rock North
Cheltenham at Wissahickon
Council Rock South at North Penn
Hill School at Germantown Academy
St. Hubert at Hallahan
Springfield-Montco at Hatboro-Horsham
Norristown at Methacton
Nazareth Academy at Mt. St. Joseph Academy
Owen J. Roberts at Spring-Ford
Phoenixville at Upper Perkiomen
Plymouth-Whitemarsh at Quakertown
Pottstown at Pope John Paul II
Upper Merion at Pottsgrove

Women’s D3
Marymount-VA at Cabrini
Haverford at Dickinson
Marywood at Neumann
Moravian at Scranton

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/1/19

Great Valley 2019 goalie Jackson Campbell of Black Bear Lacrosse has made a commitment to play Division III lacrosse at King’s College.

Jackson Campbell profile:

High school: Great Valley (Malvern, PA)

Grad year: 2019

Position: Goalie

College committed to: King’s College

Club team: Black Bear Lacrosse

Lacrosse honors: Sophomore and Junior year Honorable Mention all-Ches-Mont

Expected major: Engineering

Why did you choose King’s? “I chose it because it gives me the opportunity to further my academic and lacrosse career.”

Thank You: “Thanks to my parents, brother, and sister for supporting my lacrosse career. Also thanks to Coach Donnelly, Coach Churchey, Coach Hewitt, Coach Walton, and Coach Wolensky.”

What other colleges did you consider? Catholic, Frostburg, GCU, FDU, and Stevens Tech

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

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