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High School

Boys
Council Rock South 14, Archbishop Ryan 9
Central at Audenried Charter
Kennett at Cardinal O’Hara
Henderson at Central Bucks West
Bonner-Prendergast at Conwell Egan
Haverford High at Council Rock North
Liberty at Saucon Valley
Frankford at Southern

Girls

Episcopal Academy 9, John Carroll (MD) 8
Bishop Ireton (VA) 12 Agnes Irwin 9
Downingtown West at Council Rock South
Cardinal O’Hara at Kennett
Saucon Valley at Liberty
Chichester at Penncrest
Wilson at Phoenixville

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/28/16

Manheim Township 2018 attack Lizzie McBride has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at St. Joseph’s University.

Lizzie McBride profile:

Lizzie McBride

High School: Manheim Township

Graduation Year: 2018

Position: Attack

College Choice: St. Joseph’s University

Club Affiliation: Xtreme Lacrosse 2018

Major lacrosse honors, camps and showcases: Elite 120, Brine National Team

What will you major in/study? Business

Why did you choose this school? “I was very attracted to both the athletics and academics at St. Joe’s. The coaches are young and visionary and the campus is beautiful and close to home! The reputation of St. Joe’s is outstanding.”

HS team’s outlook for 2016 season? “We are looking forward to another great season, shooting for another district championship and a run in states! We have a huge class of seniors who will lead us this year!”

People to thank: “I would first like to thank my high school coach Mark Pinkerton for getting me to where I am today. Also I would like to thank my Dad and Tom Newell for teaching me the game of lacrosse. I would also like to thank my parents, Xtreme and Township teammates, and family for the endless support. Finally I would like to thank my sister Emily for getting me to where I am today and for always pushing me to be my best!”

Other schools considered: Duquesne, Loyola, Louisville, Cornell, Virginia Tech

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The Phillylacrosse.com No. 1 girls team, Agnes Irwin, kicked off the first of many games against teams ranked in the top 10 in the country today and came up short at two-time defending Virginia State Champions Bishop Ireton, 12-9.

The Owls (2-1, 1-0 Inter-Ac) went down 6-2 early but ran off four unanswered goals to tie the game 6-6 early in the second half. The balance of the game was a back-and-forth battle with two ties and three lead changes, until Bishop Ireton (4-0, ranked No. 14 in North America by TopLaxRecruits.com) opened up a two-goal lead on AIS (Ranked No. 4) a free position shot by Kelly Larkin. The Cardinals then ran out the clock and picked up an empty net goal for the game’s final goal.

“The first half was one of the best halves of lacrosse I have ever seen, I felt like I was watching a college game,” AIS Coach Jenny Duckenfield said. “This is the level of competition we have sought out and will continue to challenge ourselves with. Unfortunately, in the second half there were a number of calls that did not go our way and had a major impact on the outcome of the game. I am proud of our girls and the way they kept fighting. Regardless of the score, I feel like we were the better team today.”

Owls goalie freshman Camilla Gowen made five saves and picked up one ground ball in the loss. Kate White anchored the AIS midfield with five draw controls, a goal, and an assist. Laura Pansini had two goals and two assists, Kristin Burnetta had two goals and an assist to lead the AIS attack.

Agnes Irwin plays Holy Child (MD) on Tuesday, and third-ranked St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes, the 2015 Virginia state runner-up, on Wednesday.

Episcopal Academy 9, John Carroll (MD) 8

EA outscored JC, 5-2, in the second half and improved to 3-0 with the win over the IAAM power.

Katie Crager had three goals and three draw controls and Izzy Rohr added two goals and two groundballs while Sydney Gagnon posted eight saves for EA.

EA continues with spring break and plays Georgetown Visitation on the road today.

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Central Bucks West 4, Henderson 3
CBW-2-1-1-0=4
WCH-0-1-1-1=3

CBW
Jack Darcy 1g
Jake Greenberg 1g
Brandon Gervais 1g
Joey Rockovich 1g
Steve Hogan 12 saves
Jack Darcy (CBW) 6 of 7 faceoff wins

WCH
ARCHER RYMISZEWSKI 1g
JOE SAULINO 1g
JASON DEPHILLIPS 1g
BRANDON MOYER 1a
KYLE DAMPMAN 4 saves

Council Rock South 14, Archbishop Ryan 9

AR 2 2 1 4- 9
CRSs 5 1 4 4 -14

AR
Dan Frechette 4 goals
Nick Taylor 4 goals
Gerry Watson 1 Goal
Austin Slawter 4 assist
George Weiss 1 assist
Nick Metzger 2 assist
Brody Alloway 12 saves.

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By K.I. Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/29/16

Pomfret School (CT) 2018 midfielder John Chace has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Lehigh University.

John Chace profile:

John Chace

High School: Pomfret School, CT

Graduation Year: 2018

Position: Midfield

College Choice: Lehigh University

Club Affiliation: Top Gun Fighting Clams

Lacrosse Honors: NXT Philly Invitational All-Star, Baltimore Summer Kickoff All-Star, Jake Reed Bluechip Standout

What will you major in/study? Economics

Why did you choose Lehigh? “I chose Lehigh for the great lacrosse program, outstanding academics and amazing campus.”

HS team’s outlook for 2016 season? “Looking forward to competing to be one of the best teams in New England.”

Thank You: “Thank you Justin Walker (Clams), Jon Sheehan (Pomfret), Mom, Dad, family and friends.”

Other schools considered: Holy Cross, Lafayette, Boston University, Colgate, Bucknell

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This is one of a series of high school lacrosse previews

Haverford High boys

League: Central League

Coach: Dan Greenspun 12th season

Last year: 8-10 lost in District 1 first round

Key Returnees:
Bob McClure SR A
Kevin Kaufman SR A
Luke McCallion JR M F/O
Billy Farrell SR M
NickDiIorio JR M
Joe Bergan SR M
Mike Hand SR M
Mike Romanofsky SR D
Austin McDevitt SR D
Mike Dice JR D
Cole Lukasiewicz SO A
Jack Farrell JR LSM
Dan Tierney JR G
Noah Melfe SR G

Notable Newcomers
Alex McKendry SO M
Jack Daly So A
Erik McCallion FR M

Coach’s outlook: “Haverford High returns many key starters from 2015. The guys have worked hard in the off season and are looking forward to competing in a very strong Central League.”

Unionville girls

League: Ches-Mont League

Coach: Lisa Schweiger Aikman (2nd year, 16-5)

Last year’s record and accomplishments: Record 16-5, 2nd in Ches-Mont League, 6th in Districts

Key returnees/players:
Kelly Denton Sr A
Madison Doucette Soph GK
Erin Garvey Soph M
Veronica Hineman Soph M
Sally Mangan Sr D
Olivia Zubillaga Sr D

Coach’s outlook: “After graduating a very talented 2015 class of eight starters, we are working hard to bring a young team up to speed quickly. Our coaching staff is very excited to be working with a very talented group of players who have a lot of speed, heart, and hustle and we expect great things from them.”

Interboro girls

League: Del-Val

Coach: Diane Faison (22nd year)

2015 record: 9-0 League, 10-7 Overall

Key returnees: Moriah Marr, goalie
Hailey Fisher, Mid
Haley Hicks, Defense
Karleigh Kennedy, Offense
Marissa Hews, Offense
Stephanie McCool, Mid
Olivia Murphy, Defense
Saige Redding, Defense
Lexy Tansey, Mid/Center
Kyleigh D’Agostino, Mid
Ro Murphy, Mid

Coach’s comments: “We have a great core returning this season and we look to continue at the top of our league and hopefully add some more non-league wins to help us continue to the playoffs. The girls are working hard at practice, which showed with our first win of the season against Norristown, our season opener. As long as the girls continue with their great work ethic and stay healthy, we should do well this season.”

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The 4th annual Play for the A’s lacrosse event will be held on Saturday April 16, 2016 at Strath Haven High School in Wallingford, PA. This event fully supports the battle against Alzheimer’s disease by providing funds and support services to individuals and families affected by this dreaded disease.

As part of our outreach, the SHHS boys’ lacrosse program spends valuable time with seniors at the Plush Mills Senior Living Community. The team is hoping its expanded efforts toward awareness, education, and the fight for a cure can benefit from your help!

This year’s event, on April 16, features:

10:00 am – 1:00 pm – Haven Youth Lacrosse games
2:00 pm – Springfield HS Boys Varsity vs. Interboro HS
4:00 pm – Strath Haven HS Boys’ JV vs. Hershey HS
6:00 pm – Strath Haven HS Boys’ Varsity vs. Hershey HS

LOCATION: George King Field at Strath Haven Middle School, 200 S. Providence Road, Wallingford, PA

Event sponsorship opportunities are now being offered for this year’s event and 100% of your financial gift will be received by the Delaware Valley Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association to aid in the ongoing battle against Alzheimer’s.

To make a secure donation to help our effort, please go to http://act.alz.org/goto/PlayfortheAs2016
For those willing to make a pledge toward the SH team’s ground ball effort, please visit https://pledgeit.org/strathhavenlax

For more information on this year’s event, please contact SH Coach Jef Hewlings at providenceroadlax@gmail.com.

Currently, more than 5 million Americans have Alzheimer’s disease, and countless others have changed their lives drastically in order to care for these individuals. We truly appreciate your support in our quest to affect the path of this disease!

With your help and financial commitment, we WILL win this battle.

By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/29/16

Perkiomen Valley 2016 LSM Dylan Pool has committed to play Division II lacrosse at Georgian Court University.

Dylan Pool profile:

Dylan Pool

High School: Perkiomen Valley

Graduation Year: 2016

Position: LSM

College Choice: Georgian Court University

Club Affiliations: Old School LC, Black Bear LC

Lacrosse Honors: 3 year varsity player

What will you major in/study? Biology

Why did you choose Georgian Court? “I chose GCU because it offered a majority of things I was looking for in my future school. I liked the unique campus and being a short ride from the beach. I also enjoyed the small class sizes and how friendly and helpful the professors were on my visit.”

HS team’s outlook for 2016 season? “We have a lot of returning players and are looking to compete for a conference championship as well as make a district run.”

Thank You: “I’d like to thank my high school coaches, Coach Churchey and Coach Defeo. Also my parents for taking me to tournaments and showcases.”

Other schools considered: SUNY Oswego, Lynn, Immaculata

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High School

Boys’

Perkiomen Valley 13, Lower Merion 2
Ridley 15, Abington 2
West Chester Rustin 13, Interboro 4
Upper Dublin 20, Norristown 0
Plymouth-Whitemarsh 19, Upper Moreland 10
Hatboro-Horsham 15, Souderton 1
Marple Newtown 18, Pottsgrove 3
Haverford School 15, Gilman (MD) 9
Radnor 9, West Chester East 3
Strath Haven 10, Downingtown East 6
Great Valley 16, Methacton 7

New Hope/Solebury at Church Farm School
Manheim Township at Crestwood
Avon Grove at Garnet Valley
Pennsbury at George School
West Philadelphia at George Washington
Council Rock North at Holy Ghost Prep
Upper Darby at Monsignor Bonner
Central Bucks South at North Penn
Allentown Central Catholic at Northampton
Bethlehem Catholic at Parkland
Central Bucks East at Pennridge
Springfield-Delco at Spring-Ford
Wissahickon at Springfield-Montco
Shipley School at Tampa Jesuit (FL)
Penncrest at Unionville
Cheltenham at Upper Merion

Girls’

Downingtown East 14, Springfield-Montco 4
Interboro 25, Pennwood 2
Abington 17, Haverford 13
Villa Maria 14, Mount Saint Joseph 12
Spring-Ford 10, North Penn 7
Upper Perkiomen 6, Upper Merion 5
Agnes Irwin 20, Holy Child (MD) 9
Pottstown 16, Norristown 4
St. Anne’s-Belfield (VA) 9, Merion Mercy Academy 8

Northampton at Allentown Central Catholic
Wissahickon at Central Bucks West
Academy Park at Chichester
Episcopal Academy at Georgetown Visitation (DC)
Germantown Friends at Lancaster Catholic
West Chester Rustin at Lower Merion
Unionville at Manheim Township
Friends’ Central at Menlo School (CA)
Conwell-Egan Catholic at Nazareth Area
Garnet Valley at Owen J. Roberts
West Chester East at Oxford Area
Saucon Valley at Parkland
Central Bucks South at Plymouth-Whitemarsh
Cheltenham at Quakertown
Cleveland Heights (OH) at Springfield-Delco
Merion Mercy Academy at St. Basil Academy
Penncrest at Sun Valley
Pennridge at Upper Moreland
Gwynedd-Mercy Academy at Villa Joseph Marie
Ridley at Henderson

College

Men’s
Division I
Stony Brook at Lehigh 7:00 pm
Maryland at Penn 4:00 pm
Brown at Villanova 4:00 pm

Women’s

Division II
West Chester at Bloomsburg 4:00 pm
Philadelphia at Kutztown 4:00 pm

Division III
College of New Jersey at Cabrini 6:30 pm
Middlebury at Dickinson 4:00 pm
Gwynedd-Mercy at Immaculata 7:00 pm
Cedar Crest at Keystone 4:00 pm
Neumann at Rosemont 4:00 pm

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Perkiomen Valley 13, Lower Merion 2
PV 3 4 1 5- 13
LM 0 1 0 1 -2

PV Stats:
Ben Minardi 4g, 1a
Connor dee 1g, 2a
Brian Fehr 1g, 3a
Shawn Coulter 2g, 1a
Matt baker 2g
Matt Dudley 1g, 1a
Mario Scotese 1g
Max nice 1g
Kevin Mo 1a
Kevin Mo 10 saves

WC Rustin 13, Interboro 4
Rustin 3 – 2 – 7 – 1 13
Interboro 0 – 3 – 1 – 0 4

Rustin
Cal MacKenzie 2g 4a
Tommy McGuane 3g 3a
Shawn Diggin 3g 1a
Joe Joe Amicone 1g 1a
Kip McGuire 1g 1a
Tim Durant 1g 1a
Dusty Simmler 1g
Forest Rosser 1g 11/16 facing off
Kyle Mullin 18 saves

Interboro
Oreskovich 2g
Moorhead 2g
Marting 1a

Haverford School 15, Gilman (MD) 9
Halftime HS 9 – G 6

Haverford scoring
John Nostrant 1g
Forry Smith 3g, 2a
Keyveat Postell 2g, 2a
Dox Aitken 4g, 1a
Will McNamara 3g
Brendan O’Neill 1g
Peter Garno 1g
Andrew Westby 1a
goalie Alex deMarco 10 saves, goalie Parker Henderer 1 save

Gilman scoring
Williams 2g, 1a
Hudson 1g
Oursler 3g, 2a
Bird 1g, 1a
Andrews 2g
goalie Roebuck 10 saves

Great Valley 16, Methacton 7

Methacton
Aidan Denecke 2 G, 2 A
Stanley Kolimago 2 G
Kyle Kacala 1 G
Gil Price 1 G
Kyle Derrickson 1 G

Marple Newtown 18, Pottsgrove 3
Mnhs 5 8 3 2 18
Pott 1 0 0 2 3

Marple Newtown
Carrigan 3 saves
Ferry 2 saves
Boucher 1a
Kostak 3g,3a
Xitas 4g,1a
Long 2g
Kelly 1g
A Viola 1a
Funk 1a
Patrone 2g
Franks 1g
Faust 2g
Staud 1g
Cabral 1g,1a
May 1g

Pottsgrove
Brown 5 saves
Porter 3g

Ridley 15, Abington 2
Ridley 10 2 2 1 15
Abington 0 1 1 0 2

Ridley
Devon Tavani 2g, 1a
Sean Crowley 3g, 1a
Cade Heverly 1g
Zane Johnston 2g
Cade Stratton 4g, 4a
Eric Magro 2g
Brock Anderson 1g, 3a
Ridley goalies: Brendan Risley 0 saves; Matt Cowan 6 saves, 2 goals allowed; George Santilla 0 saves
Cade Heverly face-offs 14 wins, 0 lost

Abington
Nate Rose 2g

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Downingtown East 14, Springfield-Montco 4

Springfield:
Ellie Hamilton- 1 assist
Meg Chandler- 2 goals, 2 ground balls
Meredith Giordano- 1 goal, 1 draw control
Lindsey Smith- 6 ground balls
Emily Walsh- 1 goal
Emily Giampietro- 2 ground balls, 2 caused turnovers
Jameson Krewson- 1 ground ball, 1 caused turnover
Gracie Woron- 1 ground ball, 1 caused turnover
Margarethe Leis- 9 saves

Interboro 25, Pennwood 2
Halftime: Interboro 17, Pennwood 1

Interboro
Hailey Fisher 4 goals, 2 assists
Marissa Hews 4 goals
Karleigh Kennedy 1 goal, 1 assist
Steph McCool 2 goals, 2 assists
Ava Redding 2 goals
Lexy Tansey 1 goal, 3 assists
Kyleigh D’Agostino 1 goal, 1 assist
Rachel DiDomenicus 1 goal
Madison Hengey 1 assist
Ro Murphy 2 assists
Alecia Amadio 1 goal
Aryonna Orth 1 goal, 1 assist
Paige Dorwart 2 goals
Mia Dercole 2 goals, 1 assist
Issabella Ianncelli 1 goal
Jenna Schreiber 1 goal
Lisa Clemson 1 goal, 1 assist
Moriah Marr, 1st half goalie, 1 save
Jazz Spencer, 2nd half goalie, 2 saves

Pennwood
W. Grant 1 goal
A. Boyd 1 goal
A. Boyd, 1st half goalie, 3 saves
2nd half goalie: 4 saves

Abington 17, Haverford 13

Abington:
Sam McGee 5g, 5dc
Casey McCallister 3g, 2a
Mikki Raymond 1g, 1ct, 4dc
Becca Gable 3dc
Juliana Greco 2g, 2a, 1dc
Kristen Sparhawk 1ct
Rachel Morris 5g, 4dc
Emma Garg 2ct
Cathy Staerk 1g, 1a, 1ct, 4dc
Lindsey Baer 2a
Jordan Campbell 2ct
Kiki brasher 7 saves

Haverford:
Jess Mellon 7g, 4dc
Hanna Breslin 2g, 3dc
Laura waters 2g
Lydia Hetzrecker 1g
Sydney Corcoran 1g

Villa Maria 14, Mount Saint Joseph 12

VMA
Brianne Bamber -1 goal
Annina Iacobucci – 6 goals, 1 assist
Lucy Meehan- 1 goal, 1 assist,
Audrey Fantazzia- 2 goals, 3 assists
Adele Iacobucci- 1 goal, 2 caused turnovers
Caroline Bradford- 2 goals
Ryan O’Rourke- 1 goal
Sarah Moffit- 2 caused turnovers

MSJ
Maggie McDonald – 7 saves
MK Maloney – 1g, 4gb, 2a, 2ct
Ashley Pyne – 2gb, 2ct
Carolyn Coats – 1gb
Casey McKeever – 2gb
Gwen Manchester – 1gb
Isabella Balcer – 3g, 1gb, 1int
Meredith Bohner – 3g, 1gb, 3dct, 1int
Natalie McNamera – 2g, 2gb
Elizabeth Meister – 1g, 2gb
Cara Sheedy – 2g
Meredith Rickers – 2gb

Spring-Ford 10, North Penn 7

Spring-Ford
Camryn Jones – 3 g; 2 A
Anja Sweeney – 2
Erin Connelly – 1
Jill Quigley – 1 g; 1 A
Brianna Cirino – 1
Lauren Mensch – 1
Cassie Marte – 1 g; 2A
Goalie – Kamille Ward – 15 saves

North Penn
Jenn Delongis – 2
Bri O’Donnell – 2
Julia Keffer – 1
Chloe Novak – 1
Kaitlyn Phifer – 1; 1A
Goalie – Michelle Dyck – 12 saves

Upper Perkiomen 6, Upper Merion 5

Upper Merion
Francesca Lindelow 1g
Haley O’Malley 1g
Molly Weygand 1g
Anna Davis 1g
Quinn O’Malley 1g
Jordan Cabahug-Almonte- 5 saves on 11 shots

Agnes Irwin 20, Holy Child (MD) 9
AIS 11 9 20
HC 5 4 9

AIS Scoring
Olivia Carey 1g
Dani Wright 3g, 2a
Lila Barker 5g, 1a
Grace Bartosh 1g
Maria Pansini 2g
Natalie Pansini 1a
Laura Pansini 3a, 1a
Kristin Burnetta 2g, 4a
Kate White 1g, 1a
Alex Hark 1g

Pottstown 16, Norristown 4
Half Time: Pottstown 10 Norristown 1

Pottstown
Emily Iezzi: 5 (1 assist)
Sabrina Butler: 2 (1 assist)
Janna Jones: 3
Mardaije Pearson: 4
Ebony Reddick: 2 (1 assist)
Da’zah Regusters 1a
Kayla Walton 1a
Saves: Reilly Owens: 2

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Shipley 9, Tampa Jesuit (FL) 8

Shipley
Colton Gallo – 13 saves
Amir Fluellen- 4g, 1a
Frank Campanale – 3g,
Chad Allison- 1g, 1a
Pete Moeller- 1g
Nick Yi – 7 GBS
Tate Gallagher- 7 GBS
Nick Gonzalez- 6 GBS
Trevor Green – 8 GBS

Penncrest 16, Unionville 6

Penncrest 4-3-4-5- 16
Unionville 0-2-2-2- 6

Penncrest
Ryan Kinnard 5g, 1a
Alex Bonnett 4g, 1a
Joe Quintiliano 2g
Zach Groses 2g, 19 of 24 FO
David Stevens 2g, 1a
Matt Dougherty 1g
Steve Nolan 3 saves

Unionville
Lawrence 3g
Ciccarelli 2g, 1a
Ayilan 1g
Bogersio 9 saves

Upper Merion 14, Cheltenham 4

CHS: 1-1-0-2= 4
UMHS: 0-5-6-3= 14

Cheltenham:
Tim McHugh: 3 Goals
Colin Boyle: 1 Goal
Jacque Fisher: 1 Assist
Jade Siojo: 1 Assist, 4 GBs
Kieran Boyle: 19 Saves

Upper Merion:
C. Ginsburg: 4 Goals
W. Borkowski: 3G, 2A
C. Stutzman: 3 Goals
S. Reinhardt: 2G, 1A
Freda & Elarbi: 1G each

Upper Dublin 20, Norristown 0

Upper Dublin
Michael Sowers 2g 8a
Michael Mullen 4g 2a
Max Winebrake 3g 1a
Nick Vernacchio 2g 1a
Jed Hanson 2g
Colin Asper 2g
Jack Rapine 2g
Ryan Templeton 1g
Nick Sowers 1 g
Michael Gillen 1g
Jerry Bardol 3a
Sean Bowers 3gb
Jack Rapine 10/12faceoffs
Dillon Lojeski 3 saves

Plymouth Whitmarsh 19, Upper Moreland 10
PW 2-4-8-5- 19
UM 4-3-1-2- 10

PA
Alex Savarese: 4 goals and 2 assists
Jake Kelly: 2 goals and 1 assist
Kenny Diamond: 1 goal and 2 assists
Austin Betterly: 7 goals and 3 assists
James Han: 1 goal
Ricky Amorim: 1 goal
Brendan Sullivan: 4 goals and 1 assist

George School 9, Pennsbury 8

Pennsbury
Zach Abraham 2G
Ryan Kelly 2G
Ben Abraham 2G
Mike Montgomery 2G, 1A
Greg Lichtenstein 3A
Ethan Glynn, 1A
Jack Kelly 15 saves in net

Hatboro-Horsham 15, Souderton 1
HH 3 6 4 2 15
Souderton 0 0 0 1 1

HH
Bryan Remailey 2 G 3 A
Pierre Armstrong 3 A
Tim McPoyle 2G 1A
Owen Winters 2 G 1 A
Logan Eldridge 2 G 1 A
Joe Larouche 3 G 1 A
Dylan Cellini 1 G 1 A
Ian Reilly 1G 1 A
Kevin Smith 1 G
Matt Barella 1 G
Brian Hood 10 for 14 faceoffs
Joe Brophy 7 saves

Wissahickon 12, Springfield-Montco 5
W – 3 3 2 3 – 12
S – 1 0 1 3 – 5

Wissahickon
Kaufmann 3,1
Dunn 0,1
Esposito 3,1
Dickson 2,2
Baim 0,2
Sharpe 3,0
Halligan 1,0
McMasters 4 saves
Katz 4 saves

Central Bucks South, 9, North Penn 8, 2 OT

Central Bucks South 1-2-3-2-0-1—9
North Penn 1-2-2-3-0-0–8

CB South
Dante Poli 4g, 2GB 1g
Evan Falkowski 3g, 1a, 3 GB game-tying goal
Ian Vogt 2g game-winner
Mike Dutkiewicz 1a
Justin Abbonizio 1a
Jake Lautt 3GB

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Springfield-Delco 15, Cleveland Heights (OH) 2

S-D 5-10 – 15
CH 1-1-2

Springfield-Delco
Cailyn Gormley 4g, 1a
Olivia Little 4g, 4a
Bailey O’Brien 3g, 1a
Sam Arrell 1g
Dana Carlson 1g
Maggie O’Connell 1g
Bridget Whitaker 1g
Clemens 6 saves

Cleveland Heights
Steiger 1g
Perelman 1g
Hadden 8 Saves

Unionville 15, Manheim Township 12

Unionville:
Erin Garvey 6 g, 2 a, 5 dc, 7 gb
Lindsey Hewton 2g, 2 a
Annie McDonough 1g, 2a, 5 gb
Hannah Close 4 a
Ava Carlow 3 g
Veronica Hineman 2g, 2 dc, 5 gb
Kelly Denton 1g, 1a
Madison Doucette 10 saves

Manheim:
Bernhardt 5 g
Walker 4g
Mann 1g
Wertz 1g
McBride 1 g

Upper Perkiomen 6, Upper Merion 5

Upper Merion
Francesca Lindelow 1g
Haley O’Malley 1g
Molly Weygand 1g
Anna Davis 1g
Quinn O’Malley 1g
Jordan Cabahug-Almonte- 5 saves on 11 shots

Upper Perkiomen
Morgan Rynn 2g 1a
Hope Flack 3g
Kathryn Lehman 1g
Regan McComb 7 saves

Garnet Valley 16, Owen J. Roberts 10

Garnet Valley 9 7 – 16
OJ Roberts 2 8 – 10

Garnet Valley
Riley Delaney- 1g, 3gb
Camryn Faith- 2g, 1a, 3gb
Michelle Koscinski- 3g, 3gb
Emily Mathewson- 2g, 1a, 3gb, 3dc
Kamryn McNeal- 4g, 3gb
Kara Nakrasius- 2g, 3gb, 3dc
Madi O’Brien- 2g, 2a, 5gb
Lauren Kinnee- 9 saves

Owen J. Roberts
Kerry Huzzard 4g
Maddie Gebert 3g
Anna Dempsey 1g
Eloise Gebert 1g
Kelsey Kilgallon 1g

Gwynedd Mercy Academy 10, Phoenixville 5

Phoenixville
Natalie Rubino 1g 1a
Sean Tuckman 1g 1a
Kendall Beatty 1g
Alyssa Neppach 1g
Emma Visnov 1g
Emily Lolli 8 saves

GMA
Hailey Duncan 5g
Bridget Beck 1g 1a
Kendall Seifert 1g
Lizzie Ferguson 1g 1a
Maddie Meagher 1g 1a
Danielle Senocr 1g
Gabby Tanner 15 saves

Quakertown 12, Cheltenham 11

Quakertown
Robinson 6g
Law 3g, 4 DC
Donnelly 2g, 4a, 6 CT, 6 DC
Maseloff 1g, 3a
Craighead 13 saves

CB West 11, Wissahickon 8

CB West
Boylan 4g
Dani Dundas 2g
Maio 1g, 1a
Ueland 4g
Reichwein 1 a
Devlin 4 saves

Wissahickon
Emily Vervelied 3g, 1a
Sam I 1g
Caty 1g
Claire 1g
Christina 2g
Emily V 1
Shannon S 1a
Kyra 10 saves

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/30/16

New Egypt (N.J.) 2017 attackman Brady Manion has made a commitment to play Division III lacrosse at Arcadia University.

Brady Manion profile:

Brady Manion

High School: New Egypt High School, N.J.

Graduation Year: 2017

Position: Attack

College Choice: Arcadia University

Club Affiliation: Team Turnpike 2017

Major lacrosse honors, camps and showcases: First Team All-Conference (BCSL), Trilogy Aces All-Star, NXT Philly Showcase, Under Armour All-America, Junior Captain

What will you major in/study? Physical Therapy

Why did you choose this school? “I chose Arcadia because of its highly ranked DPT program and the great coaching staff. The team has immense promise for the future.”

HS team’s outlook for 2016 season? “We are returning most of our starters from last year, and are major contenders for the division. We are also looking to return to the state tournament.”

People to thank: “I would like to thank my parents, first and foremost, for always supporting me and helping me get where I am today. I also thank Coach Brendan McCarthy and Roland Gagne for helping me excel on the lacrosse field. Lastly, I thank Coach Taylor for giving me this opportunity to continue playing at the next level.”

Other schools considered: Lebanon Valley, Misericordia and Stevenson.

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High School

Boys’

Perkiomen Valley 6, Boyertown 5 OT
Spring-Ford 17, Pottsgrove 3
La Salle 5, Episcopal Academy 4 OT
Conestoga 10, Central Bucks East 4
Lawrenceville (NJ) 11, Penn Charter 7
Malvern Prep 8, Saint Augustine’s Prep (NJ) 4
Haverford High 19, Council Rock North 8
Lansdale Catholic 10, Archbishop Ryan 7
Archbishop Carroll 14, Roman Catholic 2
Germantown Academy 9, Hill School 5

Shipley School at Barron Collier (FL)
Conwell Egan at Cardinal O’Hara
Council Rock South at Central Bucks West
Oxford at Devon Prep
Father Judge at Monsignor Bonner
Methacton at Owen J Roberts
Valley Forge MA at Perkiomen School
Pope John Paul II at Phoenixville
Saucon Valley at Quakertown

Girls’

Harriton 18, Central Bucks East 4
Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 15, Bullis (MD) 8
Boyertown 10, Methacton 7
Shawnee (NJ) 19, Cherry Hill East (NJ) 4
Chichester 11, Academy Park 10 OT
Phoenixville 11, Pottsgrove 3
Delco Christian 18, Barrack Hebrew Academy 3
William Penn Charter 11, Downingtown West 10 (2OT)
Kennard-Dale 18, Kennett 10
Moorestown (NJ) 10, Rumson Fair Haven (NJ) 5

Collegium Charter at Jenkintown
Upper Perkiomen at Lansdale Catholic
George School at Lower Moreland
Cleveland Heights (OH) at New Hope-Solebury
Hatboro-Horsham at North Penn
Perkiomen Valley at Owen J. Roberts
Pottstown at Pope John Paul II
Plymouth-Whitemarsh at Souderton
Agnes Irwin at Sts. Stephen’s & Agnes (VA)
Coatesville at Upper Darby
Bonner-Prendergast at Upper Dublin

College
Men’s

Division III

Delaware Valley at Bryn Athyn 4:00 pm
Neumann at Cabrini 6:30 pm
Rosemont at Centenary 4:00 pm
Misericordia at Elizabethtown 4:00 pm
Ursinus at Franklin & Marshall 7:00 pm
Gwynedd Mercy at Immaculata 7:00 pm
King’s at Moravian 3:30 pm
Muhlenberg at Swarthmore 7:00 pm
Haverford at Washington College 7:00 pm

Women’s

Division I

Bucknell at Lafayette 7:00 pm
Princeton at Loyola 7:00 pm
Lehigh at Navy 7:00 pm
Drexel at Penn State 7:00 pm

Division II

Wilmington at Chestnut Hill 4:00 pm
Felician at Holy Family 3:30 pm
Georgian Court at Philadelphia 4:30 pm

Division III

Bryn Athyn at Bryn Mawr 4:30 pm
Catholic (DC) at Franklin & Marshall 4:00 pm
Moravian at Lancaster Bible 4:00 pm
Fredonia at Nazareth 4:00 pm

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Perkiomen Valley 6, Boyertown 5 OT
PV 2-0-1-2 1 6
BT 0-2-1-2 0 5

PV Stats:
Ben Minardi 3G
Shawn Coulter 1g 1a
Connor Dee 1g 1a (game winner OT)
Matt Baker 1g
Dylan Pool 1a
Kevin Mo 11 Saves

Spring-Ford 17, Pottsgrove 3
Spring-Ford 4 5 4 4 17
Pottsgrove 0 1 1 1 3

Spring-Ford
Ray Orcutt 2g, 1a
Jake Hvazda 3g, 3a
Drew Giovinco 1g
Kyle Reed 2g
Jared Marenger 1g
Kevin Todd 1g, 2a
Tate Pijinowski 1g
Ryan Rosenblum 1a
Danny Cassidy 3g
RJ Ward 1g
Nate Vatilana 3g
Simeon Sutterfield 1a
Chris Morgan 3 saves
Kyle Pettine 5 saves

Pottsgrove
Walton 2g
Porter 1g
Brown 8 saves

La Salle 5, Episcopal Academy 4 OT
EA 1 1 1 1 4
LS 1 1 1 1 1 5

La Salle
Brett Baskin 2g, 2a
Colin Cahill 1g
Chris Hladczuk 1g
Matt Clibanoff 1g (Game Winner with less than 1 minute in OT)
Michael Clibanoff 8 saves

EA
Connor Ringwalt 1g 2a
Dan Baker 1a
Ben Valdes 1g
Nate Emrick 2g
Christian Feliziani 9-12 FO
Griffin Ernst 1-1 FO
Jake Floyd Jones 6 saves

Conestoga 10, Central Bucks East 4

Conestoga
Henry Berg 3G, 1A
Tommy Sopko 2G, 2A
Brant Pittman 2G
Nick Braendel 2G
Tate Kienzle 1G
Jack McPherson 1A
James Reilly 12 for 17 FO
Dan Cepielik 2 saves
Scott MacMilllan 7 saves

Lawrenceville (NJ) 11, Penn Charter 7

Penn Charter
Cody Sweeney 1 g
Drew Gallant 1g
Colin Blieler 1g
Mac Wilson 1g
Gavin Tygh 1 g. 13-19 fo
Dylan Schwartz 1 g
Luke Standsfield 1g
Sean Mckee 12 saves

Malvern Prep 8, Saint Augustine Prep (NJ) 4
MP – 2-1-3-2
SA – 0-1-2-1

Malvern Prep
Adam Goldner- 2g 3a
Billy Coyle- 2g 1a
Kyle Anderson 2g 2a
Quinn McCahon 1g
Zach White- 1g
Sean Christman 13 for 16 on faceoffs
Sam Stroud- 13 saves

Saint Augustine Prep
Charlie Kitchen 2g
Luke McLoughlin 2g
Luke Russomanno 5 saves
Zach Capriotti 8 saves

Haverford High 19, Council Rock North 8
Haverford 4,3,6,6
North. 3,1,2,2

Haverford
McClure 7,1
Kaufman 3,2
Jack Daly 2,3
L. McCallion 3,1
Bill Farrell 1,1
Nick DiIorio 2,0
Alex McKendry 1,0
Matt young 0,1
Saves: Danny Tierny 4 saves

Lansdale Catholic 10, Archbishop Ryan 7

Ryan
Austin Slawter 1G 2A, 3/6 FO
Nick Taylor 4G 1A
Brendan Vizza 1G 1A
Dan Frechette 1G
George Weiss 1A
Brody Alloway 13 Saves

Archbishop Carroll 14, Roman Catholic 2

Carroll
Ritter 8g 2a
Stenger 2g, 14-16 FO
Rymal 2g
O’Brien 1g
Ferry 1g
C. Stenger 14 saves

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Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 15, Bullis (MD) 8

SCHA
Natalie Schwartz- 4g
Mikaela Watson – 4g
Riley Redpath- 2g
Mason Rode- 2g
Savannah Sweitzer- 2g
Kianah Watson- 1g
Mikaela Watson- 7 draw controls
Gabby Dunning- 3 draw controls
Kianah Watson- 3 draw controls
Elsa Rall – 6 saves
Caroline Roncalli- 1 save

Bullis
Allison Bass- 3g
Maqui Carillo- 2g
Julia Gilbert- 2g

Boyertown 10, Methacton 7
Btown 3 – 7 -10
Methacton 2 – 5 -7

Btown
Sydney Fox 3g
Haydn Hallman 3g
Hailey Heimbach 1g, 4a
Hannah Wentzel 1g, 2a
Maddy Siejk 1g, 1a
Kate Kada 1g
Kasey Fox 13 saves

Methacton
Sara Hughes 3 goals 1 assist
Daria Lucchesi 2 goals, 7 draw controls
Julie Byrne 1 goal
Deb Peifer 1 goal
Jackie Cerchio 1 assist
Addie Frey 8 saves

Harriton 18, Central Bucks East 4

Harriton
Laura Lasprogata 5G 1A
Alex Ladda 4G 3GBs 2DCs
Greta Stahl 4G 2A 6DCs 2GBs
Emma Arronson 1G 2GBs
Sophie Grady 2G 1A
Claudia Conrad 1G
Katelin Williams 1G
Haley Morris 2A 2DCs
Devin McClain 5 Saves

Shawnee (NJ) 19, Cherry Hill East (NJ) 4
Shawnee 8 11 19
Cherry Hill East 3 1 4

Shawnee
Liza Barr 6g 2a
Erica Barr 4g
Katie McLoughlin 1g
Samantha Tucci 3g
Molly Baechler 4g 3a
Lauren Jobes 1g

CHE
Rachel Becker 2g
Kelsey Gorman 1g
Priya Kavuru 1g
Emily Millspaugh 5 saves

Chichester 11, Academy Park 10, OT

Chichester
Alyssa Clausen 6g
Maura Murray 4g, 1a
Lina Dinh 1g (GW goal)
Ashley Carpenter 12 saves

Academy Park
Chantal Farmer 1g
Dakota Street 4g
Emily Deluca 3g
Cheyanne Farmer 1g
Newsome 1g
Terae Mason 11 saves

Moorestown (NJ) 10, Rumson Fair Haven (NJ) 5
Moorestown 6-4- 10
Rumson-Fair Haven 3-2- 5

Moorestown
Olivia Alvarez 2g, 1a
Julia Bolte 1g
Claire D’Antonio 1g
Quinn Nicolai 5g, 1a
Robin Panzarella 1g
Lawson Hayes 9 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/31/16

Germantown Academy 9, Hill School 5

GA – 2-2-1-4: 9
Hill – 2-0-2-1: 5

GA
Jim McAfee: 2g/1a
Gavin Derham: 2g
Brad Palmer: 2g/1a
Matt Ho: 2g/1a
Andrew Towne: 1g
Tommy Diver: 1a
Justin Connors:1a
Goalie: Leroy Moser – 8 saves
Tony Rosato 14/18 FO
GA defense led by Pat McGedttigan, Tanner Long, Nick D’Ambrosio, Tripp Gundlach and Leroy Moser played strong

Pope John Paul II 13, Phoenixville 4

Pope John Paul II
John McKendry 2g 3a
Luke Roth 2g 2a
Matt Cressman 3g 1a
Ryan Kormos 3g 1a
Justin Kent 1a
Jack Cisick 1g
Kyle Donovan 1g
Nick Russo 1g
Noah Balliet 19 saves

Central Bucks West 11, Council Rock South 7
CBW-2-4-3-2=11
CRS-1-2-1-3=7

CBW
Will Ross 6g
Joey Rockovich 3g
Jack Darcy 1g
Tim Kiel 1g
Jake Greenberg 1a
Ben Karthaus 1a
Steve Hogan 12 saves

CRS
Sweeney 3g
Garten-Mayer 2g
Brendan Patterson 1g
Gutman 1g
Follis 3a
Schlupp 1a

Conestoga 10, Central Bucks East 4

Conestoga
Henry Berg 3G, 1A
Tommy Sopko 2G, 2A
Brant Pittman 2G
Nick Braendel 2G
Tate Kienzle 1G
Jack McPherson 1A
James Reilly 12 for 17 FO
Dan Cepielik 2 saves
Scott MacMilllan 7 saves

CB East
Owen Griffin – 1G
Ryan Brown – 1G, 1A
Michael Ott – 1G
Alec Bracken – 1G
Ryan Stout – 1A
Logan Nelsen – 1A
Michael Ott 5 OF 10 FO
Ian Mauer – 11 saves
Bryan McIntosh – 4GB, 4 CT
Joe Thiroway – 3GB, 3 CT
Conor Larkin – 3GB

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/31/16

Archbishop Carroll High School 2016 midfielder Matt Sulouff has committed to play Division III lacrosse at Misericordia University.

Matt Sulouff profile:

Matt Sulouff

High School: Archbishop Carroll High School

Graduation Year: 2016

Position: Midfield

College Choice: Misericordia University

Club Affiliation: Old School

Lacrosse Honors: Poconos Exposure, The Match, FLG

What will you major in/study? Business

Why did you choose Misericordia? “My mom went to Misericordia so when Coach (Jim) Ricardo and (Ryan) Lanigan contacted me I decided to check out the school. I really liked all the guys on the team and the coaching staff. I look forward to getting a lot of wins in college at Misericordia.”

HS team’s outlook for 2016 season? “We play in the Catholic league and this year we plan to make it to the playoffs. We were 9-9 last year and want to build off of that. We have a new coach this year so we are just waiting to see how far we can go.”

Thank You: “I would like to thank my mom and dad for taking me to every practice. I would like to thank my sister for throwing the ball in the back yard with me. I would also like to thank my 1st high school Coach Brendan Dwyer and all of my club coaches.”

Other schools considered: Susquehanna, Arcadia, Notre Dame de Namur

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