By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/17/16

Kingsway Regional High School (NJ) 2016 defenseman Tom Ondo has committed to play Division III lacrosse at Arcadia University.

Tom Ondo profile:

Tom Ondo

High School: Kingsway Regional High School, NJ

Graduation Year: 2016

Position: Defense

College Choice: Arcadia University

Club Affiliation: South Jersey Shamrocks

Lacrosse Honors: Freshman year Varsity Letterman

Academic Honors: Honor Roll

What will you major in/study? Business Administration

Why did you choose Arcadia? “I chose Arcadia University because it is a perfect smaller Division 3 school on the rise. Arcadia is outside of Philadelphia and will have a lot of connections and opportunities.”

HS team’s outlook for 2016 season? “We have a very tough schedule and are looking to peak in May for playoffs. Our coach always says it’s a long run not a sprint. We are also looking to make a fight and run for the county cup.”

Thank You: “I would like thank my parents for always being there for me and coming to every practice and game. Also thanks to Coach Dunn, Coach Ward, Coach Scerbo, and Coach Keane for pushing me in this direction to play at the next level.”

Other schools considered: Stockton and Misericordia

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/18/16

High School

Boys’

Devon Prep at Archbishop Carroll
Cardinal O’Hara at Bishop Shanahan
Owen J Roberts at Boyertown
George Washington at Frankford
Allentown Central Catholic at Governor Mifflin
Downingtown West at Hatboro-Horsham
Lansdale Catholic at La Salle
Central Philadelphia at Mastery Charter
Spring-Ford at Methacton
Oxford Area at Monsignor Bonner
Interboro at Norristown
Archbishop Ryan at Pennsbury
Perkiomen Valley at Pope John Paul II
Phoenixville at Pottsgrove
Upper Moreland at Quakertown
Simon Gratz Charter at South Philadelphia
Council Rock South at Truman
Conwell Egan at Upper Darby

Girls’

Souderton at Abington
Boyertown at Bishop Shanahan
Barrack Hebrew at Delaware Valley Friends
Girls HS at George Washington
Notre Dame at Hatboro-Horsham
Council Rock South at Jenkintown
Merion Mercy Academy at Mt. St. Joseph
St. Basil Academy at Nazareth
Quakertown at Norristown
Central at Northeast
Pottsgrove at Owen J. Roberts
Pope John Paul II at Perkiomen Valley
Spring-Ford at Pottstown
Gwynedd-Mercy Academy at Sacred Heart
Methacton at Upper Perkiomen
Villa Joseph Marie at Villa Maria Academy
Upper Merion at Wissahickon

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

The Phillylacrosse.com Boys’ Rankings:

1. Haverford School (7-3) Prev. No. 3: The Fords take over the top spot with their 10-9 win over Malvern Prep, a 15-8 conquest of Episcopal Academy and a 9-6 triumph over Salisbury School (CT). They face Brunswick School (CT) Saturday at the Katie Samson Foundation Festival at Radnor.

2. Malvern Prep (7-3) Prev. No. 1: The Friars dropped two games last week, bowing to Haverford School, 10-9, and Delbarton (NJ), 13-11, at EVANFEST. They meet Hun School at the KSF Saturday.

3. Upper Dublin (7-0) Prev. No. 4: The Cardinals play No. 5 Spring-Ford Saturday at the KSF.

4. La Salle (8-1) Prev. No. 5: The Explorers host North America’s top-ranked team, Hill Academy (Ontario), on Friday.

5. Spring-Ford (8-0) Prev. No. 6: The Rams play No. 3 Upper Dublin Saturday at the KSF.

6. Bishop Shanahan (5-0) Prev. No. 7: The Eagles host Cardinal O’Hara today.

7. Strath Haven (8-0) Prev. No. 10: The Panthers have a key game Thursday at Conestoga.

8. Salesianum School (6-1) Prev. No. 9: The Sals toppled Worcester Prep (MD), 14-8, on Friday.

9. Garnet Valley (5-2) Prev No. 11:The Jaguars plays Springfield-Delco (away) and Ridley (home) this week in the Central League.

10. Hun School (5-1) Prev. No. 2: The Raiders play Tuesday at St. Augustine Prep.

11. Penncrest (6-1) Prev. No. 12: The Lions play Lower Merion and Haverford High this week in the Central League.

12. Conestoga (6-2) Prev. No. 13:The Pioneers play at Marple Newtown Tuesday and then host Strath Haven Thursday in a showdown of undefeated Central League teams.

13. Manheim Township (8-0) Prev. No. 14 The Blue Streaks have won every game by 10 goals or more.

14. St. Augustine Prep (4-3) Prev. No. 15: The Hermits gave National power IMG National a battle before falling, 12-11; they host Hun School on Tuesday and face St. Joseph’s Prep at the KSF.

15. (tie) Lenape (NJ) 7-0 Prev. NR: The Indians gained a key 10-9 triple overtime win over St. Joseph’s Prep.

15. (tie) Avon Grove (4-1) Prev. No. 15: The Devils face Conestoga Saturday at the KSF.

Under consideration: Academy of the New Church (6-2), Allentown Central Catholic (6-1), Central Bucks East (5-3), Central Bucks West (8-2), Easton (7-1), Haverford High (7-1), Hershey (7-1), Lawrenceville School (7-5), Moorestown (6-1), Mt. Lebanon (5-3), Radnor (4-4), Ridley (5-4), St. Joseph’s Prep (4-3); Wilson (9-0).

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

The Phillylacrosse.com Girls’ Rankings:

1. Moorestown (5-1) Prev. No. 1: The Quakers suffered an 8-7 loss to Long Island power Garden City in the prestigious Gains for Brains tourney Saturday at Cold Spring Harbor (NY).

2. Episcopal Academy (12-1) Prev. No. 2 EA faces No. 3 Garnet Valley Saturday at the Katie Samson Foundation Festival at Radnor.

3. Garnet Valley (8-0) Prev. No. 3: The Jaguars host Springfield-Delco Tuesday in a key Central League game and face No. 2 Episcopal Academy at KSF Saturday.

4. Conestoga (6-0) Prev. No. 4: The Pioneers have a crazy three-game stretch this week when they play Strath Haven, Manheim Township and Unionville on Thursday, Friday and Saturday (KSF).

5. Agnes Irwin (6-4) Prev. No. 5 The Owls host Massachusetts power Lincoln-Sudbury on Tuesday and then meet No. 14 Penn Charter Thursday in the Inter-Ac League before meeting Great Valley at the KSF.

6. Great Valley (4-2) Prev. No. 6: The Patriots meet Agnes Irwin Saturday at the KSF.

7. Harriton (6-2) Prev. No. 7: The Rams look to rebound from consecutive Central League defeats Tuesday when they play at Ridley. They face Notre Dame Saturday at the KSF.

8. Radnor (5-4) Prev: No. 8 The Raiders host Harriton on Thursday in a key Central League game and face Merion Mercy at the KSF.

9. Springfield-Delco (7-1) Prev. No. 9:The Cougars play Tuesday at Garnet Valley in a big Central League game.

10. Unionville (6-1) Prev. No. 10: The Indians dropped a 7-5 decision to Garnet Valley.

11. Manheim Township (5-2) Prev. No. 12: The Blue Streaks play at No. 4 Conestoga on Friday.

12. Archbishop Carroll (5-1) Prev. No. 13 The Patriots face Owen J. Roberts at the KSF.

13. Cape Henlopen (7-1) Prev. No. 14: The Vikings play at 5-0 Polytech on Wednesday.

14. Penn Charter (7-0) Prev. NR The Quakers enter the rankings and face two major tests this week when they meet Episcopal Academy and Agnes Irwin in Inter-Ac League games.

15. Owen J. Roberts (7-2) Prev. No. 11: The Wildcats play Archbishop Carroll Saturday at the KSF.

Under considerationAbington (7-1), Boyertown (6-1), Notre Dame (5-3), Polytech-DE (5-0), Rancocas Valley-NJ (7-2), Ridley (5-2), Seneca-NJ (6-0), Shawnee-NJ (6-0), Spring-Ford (8-2).

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

The nation’s largest one-day high school event will be held Saturday at Radnor High at the 16th annual Katie Samson Foundation (KSF) Festival.

The event will feature 27 high school games with elite teams from Pennsylvania and around the Mid-Atlantic Region.

A crowd of up to 10,000 is expected to attend an event that has raised over $1.6 million for charities benefiting medical research and providing care for people with spinal cord injuries, research, patient care and quality of life.

16th Annual Katie Samson Foundation (KSF) Festival schedule (all teams from PA unless noted
At Radnor High School, Radnor, PA

Boys

Germantown Academy v. Shipley School at 9:00 on Prevost Field
Archbishop Carroll HS v. Upper Merion HS at 9:00 on Loop Field
Harriton HS v. Academy of the New Church at 9:00 on Creek Field

Downingtown East HS v. Radnor HS at 11:00 on Prevost Field
Emmaus HS v. Lower Merion HS at 11:00 on Loop Field
St. Augustine Prep (NJ) v. St. Joseph’s Prep at 11:00 on Creek Field

Brunswick School (CT) v. Haverford School at 1:00 on Prevost Field
Central Bucks South HS v. Springfield-Delco HS at 1:00 on Loop Field
Hun School (NJ) v. Malvern Prep at 1:00 on Creek Field

Avon Grove HS v. Conestoga HS at 3:00 on Prevost
Downingtown West HS v. Garnet Valley HS at 3:00 on Loop Field
Episcopal Academy v. Hill School at 3:00 on Creek Field

Spring-Ford HS v. Upper Dublin HS at 4:00 on Encke Field

Girls

Harriton HS v. Notre Dame Academy at 9:00 on Encke Field
Lower Merion HS v. Upper Dublin HS at 9:00 on Library Field
Baldwin School v. WC Henderson HS at 9:00 on Rowland Field

Friends’ Central School v. Haverford HS at 10:45 on Encke Field
Germantown Academy v. Strath Haven HS at 10:45 on Library Field
Boyertown HS v. Shipley School at 10:45 on Rowland Field

Conestoga HS v. Unionville HS at 12:30 on Encke Field
Hill School v. Penn Charter School at 12:30 on Library Field
Great Valley HS v. Agnes Irwin School at 12:30 on Rowland Field

Merion Mercy Academy v. Radnor HS at 2:15 on Encke Field
Downingtown West HS v. Springside-CHA at 2:15 on Library Field
Episcopal Academy v. Garnet Valley at 2:15 on Rowland Field

Archbishop Carroll HS v. Owen J. Roberts HS at 4:00 on Library Field
Abington HS v. Villa Maria Academy at 4:00 on Rowland Field

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/18/16

Interboro 21, Norristown 0

Interboro – 6-11-2-2- 21
Norristown 0-0-0-0- 0

Interboro
Nate Murtha 8g 1a
Brody Butler 5g 2a
Jim Moorehead 4g 3a
Chris Hummel 2g 1a
Jake Pfaff 1g
Jason Whalen 1g
Brett Mclaughlin 3a
Micheal Porreca 2a
Cody Jozwiak 1 save in the fourth quarter

Owen J. Roberts 11, Boyertown 8

OJ Roberts 1 1 7 2 – 11
Boyertown 1 3 1 3 – 8

Owen J. Roberts
Joe Tordone 3g 2a
Noah Calle 3g
Ben Gindhart 1g 1a
Austin Delgatto 1g 1a
Austin Koury 1g 1a
Evan Massa 1g 1a
Andrew Obrien 1g
Tyler Kwornik 1a
JC Capaldo. 8 saves

Boyertown
Tanner Lee 1g 3a
Jason Clinton 1g 1a
Remi Brajkovich 2g
Mason Turner 1a
Gavin Yingling 1a
Zach Derstein 1g
Chris Moccia 1g
Nichols Moccia 1g
Skylar Wallace 1g
Gavin Yingling 12 saves

Allentown Central Catholic 15 Gov. Mifflin 3

Central 3 2 4 6 15
Gov. Mifflin 1 1 1 0 3

CCHS
Zach Nelson 3g, 1a
Colt Thew 2g, 1a
Matt Marker 2g, 2a
Tom Murphy 2g, 1a
Joe Wolf 1g, 1a
Todd Gloss 1g
Joe Pasquale 1g
Harrison Ike 1g, 1a
Nik Sunday 1g
Dan Glemser 1g
Pat Scott 2a
MacLean Lincoln 8 saves
Larry Keba 1 save

Gov Mifflin
Aaron Grill 2g, 1a
Cade Ziffle 1g
J.J. Pakradooni 19 saves

Pennsbury 15, Archbishop Ryan 8

Pennsbury
Ryan Kelly 6g
Mike Montgomery 2g, 2a
Ben Abraham 2g, 2a
Hunter Lake 1g, 1a
Ethan Glynn 1g, 1a
Brian Doron 1g, 6 GB
Nick Reitmeyer 1g
Greg Lichtenstein 2a
Nate Racagno 1a
Tre Raniello ha4 GB
Jack Kelly 10 saves

COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 14, HARRY S TRUMAN 2

Council Rock South 4-4-5-1 14
Harry S Truman 1-0-1-0 2

CR South
Joe Scannapieco 4g
Brian Kerwick 2g
Ryan Gartenmeyer 2g
Jared Gambino 1g
Sam Epstein 1g
Brandon Follis 1g
Brendan Patterson 1g
Evan Gutman 1g
KJ Sweeney 1g

Upper Moreland 18, Quakertown 4

Upper Moreland 7-5-4-2 18
Quakertown 1-0-2-1 4

U Moreland
Brendan Costello 4g, 6a
Tim Smith 5g, 2a
Tim Duff 3g, 1a
Matt Sippel 2g, 1a
Ryan McFarland 2g
Matt Fritz 1g
Brendan Olexa 1g

Quakertown
Jeffrey Royall 2g
Scott Keck 1g
Jacob Barndt 1g
Matt Cicchiono 1a
Scott Keck 1a
Christian Morano 5 GB

Perkiomen Valley 16, Pope John Paul II 4
PV 5-3-5-3 16
PJP 1-0-2-1

Pv Stats
Peyton Rieser 14/18 FO
Brian Fehr 3G 3a
Matt Dudley 2g 2a
Shawn coulter 2g 2a
Ben Minardi 2g 2a
Nick Pammer 2g
Mario Scotese 2g
David neilsen 1g
Connor Dee 3a
Matt baker 1g 1a
Connor Willey 1a
Nick Steele 1g 1a
Max Nice 1g
Kevin Mo 5 saves 1GA
Ryan Candelori 0 saves 2 GA
Rob Farrington 2 saves 1GA

LaSalle 16, Lansdale Catholic 1
LAS: 6-3-2-5, 16
LAN: 0-0-1-0, 1

Lansdale Catholic
Phil White 1 G
Mike Basilii 1 A
Nick Heiler 8-18 FO
Bobby Bausman 14 saves

Spring-Ford 17, Methacton 6
Spring-Ford 5 5 2 5 17
Methacton 0 1 3 2 6

SF
Jake Hvazda 3g 1a
Matt DellaCroce 2g 2a
Danny Cassidy 3g 3a
Ray Orcutt 1g 1a
Jared Marenger 2g 2a
Justin Schwenk 1g
Kevin Todd 3g
Kyle Reed 1g
Chris Morgan 3 saves
Kyle Pettine 3 saves

Methacton
Aidan Denecke 3G,1A
Kyle Kacala 2G
Connor Stevenson 1G,1A
Harvey Smith 19 Saves, 17 G/A

Bishop Shanahan 15, Cardinal O’Hara 1
Shanahan 4-5-4-2- 15
O’Hara 1-0-0-0-0 – 1

O’Hara
Joe Mooney 1g

Shanahan
Alex Wagner 5g, 1a
Connor Heisman 4g, 4a
Skulski 1g
Guinan 1g
Sam Goforth 2g, 1a
Ryan McNulty 1g, 1a
Bicking 1a
Whalen 1a
Gucina 1g
Jason Yoquinto 5 saves
Pezone 3 saves
McFadden 2 saves

North Penn 11, CB South 7
Np 2-1-3-5 11
CBS 1-2-3-1 7

NP
Reece Udinski 3G 2a
Nick Keim 3G
Luke Homan 2g 2a
Jake Diamond 1g 3a
Eric Diamond 1g
Nic Conroy 1g
Matt Rinck 15 saves

CB South
Dante Poli 2a 2gbs
Mike Dutkiewcz 1g 1a 5gbs
Evan Falkowski 2g1a 3gbs
Joe Vitelli 2g 1a 4gbs
Ian Vogt 1g 1gb
Austin Novick 1g 1gb
Steve Nowelski 3gbs 4 C/T
Andrew Baer 2gbs 2 C/T
Connor Grant 2gbs 1 C/T
Mark Lumb 2gbs and 6 of 13 face offs
Brad Ross 13 Saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/18/16

Mt. St. Joseph 13, Merion Mercy Academy 11
Mount:Home team score by half: 7,6 -13
MM Away team score by half: 5,6 -11

Mount
Abby Aita – 1g, 2gb, 1dc
Mk Maloney – 2g, 3gb, 2dc
Ashley Pyne – 3gb, 2dc
Adriana Mancini – 1gb
Izzy Balcer – 3g, 1a, 3dc
Meredith Bohner – 3g, 2gb, 1a, 2dc
Kateri Krause – 5gb, 1a
Nat McNamera – 3g, 2gb, 2a, 2dc
Liz Meister – 1g, 1gb, 1a
Meredith Rickers – 3gb
Cara Sheedy – 1gb
Maddie Grass – 7 saves

MM
Kaely Kyle 4 goals and 1 assist
Caroline Steller 2 goals and 1 assist
Jackie Benedict 3 goals
Amelia Piccone 1 goal
Allie Scannopieco 1 goal
Lauren Thomas 4 saves

Spring-Ford 21, Pottstown 7

SF
Cassandra Marte: 5
Jillian Quigley: 2
Brianna Cirine: 4
Anja Sweeney: 3
Mikayla Lynch: 2
Mackenzie Doyle: 1
Olivia Yeagle: 1
Erin Connelley: 1
Camryn Jones: 2
Kamille Ward 4 saves
Amelia Keller 2 saves

Pottstown
Ebony Reddick 5
Mardaije Pearson 1
Sabrina Butler 1
Reilly Owens 5 saves

Notre Dame (NJ) 10, Princeton (NJ) 6
Notre Dame 0 0 10
Princeton 0 0 6

ND
Olivia Cleale 2g 1a
Kacey Kelly 3g
Jamie Larkin 2g
Lauren Kiszely 3g 5a
Haley Skove 1a
Alexa Natalicchio 9 saves

Princeton
Taylor Lis 3g
Georgia McLean 1g 1a
Julia Ryan 1g
Mariana Lopez-Ona 1g 2a
Zoe Tesone 6 saves

Notre Dame 16, Hatboro-Horsham 9
Half: 12-2

Notre Dame
Hannah Gillespie: 4G
Claire Gola: 3G
Caroline Allen: 2G, 1A, 1gb, 1Ct, 4dc
Madison Chermol: 2G, 1A, 1gb
Kelly Coyle; 1G, 2A, 2gb
Mackenzie Irvine: 1g, 1A
Claire Nappi: 1g, 2gb, 1ct
Natalie Hughes: 1g, 2ct, 2dc
Maggie O’brein: 1g,1a,2dc
Jackie Lanzalotto: 7 saves

Hatboro-Horsham
Morgan Crostarosa 2g
Gabby Acker 3a
Sydney Rausa 6g
Carly Daley 1g
Arielle Hammer 5 saves

COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 13, JENKINTOWN 5
CR South
Mary Kate Simpson 5g
Neena Culleton 3g
Anna DiDonato 3g
Sarah Womer 1g, 1a
Emily Keller 1g
Paige Schmid 1a
Katie Rafter 1a
Steph Jin 1a
Tori Wright 1a
Chloe Wszolek 11 saves

QUAKERTOWN 16, NORRISTOWN 3

Quakertown
Brooklyn Law 4g, 1a
Alisa Robinson 4g
Gabby Sullivan 4g
Casey Cunnane 1g
Kayla Donnelly 1g, 3a, 8 CT, 3 DC, 5 GB
Taylor Kishbaugh 1g, 5 GB
Olivia Maseloff 1g, 1a
Sarah Townsend 2a
Morgan Hagerty 1a, 7 GB

Abington 14, Souderton 9
Halftime 8-7

Abington
Maddie sjoholm 1gb
Jules Greco 2g, 2ct
Jordan Campbell 1ct, 3gb
Cathy Staerk 2g, 1a, 2ct, 1gb
Emma Garg 1g, 1a, 2ct, 2gb
Kirsten pedicone 1gb
Rachel Morris 1g
Mikki Raymond 2g, 3dc
Sam McGee 3G, 5a, 3ct, 2gb, 6dc
Casey McCallister 3G
Becca gable 2ct, 2gb
Kiara brasher 8 saves

Souderton
Walbrandt 2g
Schneider 2g
Sarah Goodwin 2g

FTC 14, Mastery 4
Half: 11-2

FTC Scorers:
Laura Pelczar – 1
Julia Fialkowski – 3
Andrea Vito – 1
Taylor Zink – 1
Jillian Stokes – 1
Brianna Lugo – 1
Pamela Mangus –1
Dominika Sumara – 2
Ewelina Pracon –1
Isabelle Mangoni – 2

Mastery Scorers:
Ariana Caraballo –1
Nina Stevens – 2
Mya Glass – 1

Wissahickon 16, Upper Merion 9
WHS – 10, 6 – 16
UMHS – 3,6 – 9

Wiss
Sam Intrieri – 4g, 1a, 4 gb, 1 dw
Shannon Stagliano -2g, 1a, 3gb
Emily Vervlied – 3g, 1a, 2 gb, 6dw
Mary Matthews – 1a, 2gb
Megan DeGroat – 1gb
City Santucci – 1g, 2gb
Claire Tarzia – 1gb
Carolyn Wilde – 4g, 2gb, 1dw
Marie Dickson – 1a, 2gb
Christina tsiobikas – 2g, 1a, 1gb
Kyra Myers – 8 saves, 2gb

UM
Haley O’Malley- 4 goals, 1 assist
Molly Weygand- 2 goals, 1 assist
Francesca Lindelow- 1 goal, 1 assist
Allison Shuster- 1 goal
Anna Davis- 1 goal
Riley O’Malley- 3 assists
Haley O’Malley also had an interception, 2 draw control, 3 ground ball control
Molly Wegand & Anna Davis dominated draw control with 6 & 5
Lizzy Goernemann- 1 Caused turnover & 3 ground ball control

Villa Maria 18, Villa Joseph Marie 2

Villa Maria
Caroline Bradford 2 goals
Lauren Dunn 4 goals and 3 assists
Annina Iacobucci 3 goals and 3 assists
Audrey Fantazzia 3 goals and 3 assists
Erin Finley 1 goal and 1 assist
Adele Iacobucci 1 goal
Lucy Meehan 2 goals and 3 assists
Caroline Antell 1 goal and 1 assist
Bri Bamber 1 goal and 1 assist
Adele Iacobucci lead the team with 3 caused turnovers.

Bishop Shanahan 11, Boyertown 10
Bishop Shanahan 5 – 6 – 11
Btown 5 – 5 – 10

Bishop Shanahan
MT Corcoran 2g, 1a
Divalerio 2g, 1a
Hill 1a
Manley 2g, 1a
Staska 2g
Smith 2g
French 1g
Gorr 7 saves

Btown
Hannah Wentzel 1g, 2a
Maddy Siejk 1g
Hailey Heimbach 2g, 3A
Kylie Webb 1g
Haydn Hallman 1g
Kyle Graver 2g, 2a
Kate Kada 2g
Sarah Didget 9 saves

Perkiomen Valley 18, Pope John Paul II 13
PV: 8-10 = 18
PJP: 8-5 = 13

PVHS
Christie Balestra 5G 1A (scored 200th career goal!)
Abby Bergman 1G 1A 3 dc
Kat Kelley 1G 1A 1dc
Anna Koniencki 5G 2dc
Sydney Marasco 1G 1 dc
Paige Tyson 4G 4 dc
Mara Wrzesniewski 1G 4dc
Devon Fleischmann 12 saves

Pope John Paul High School
Monica Rapchinski 6G
Lauren Bello 1G
Abby McMenamin 4G 2A
Kylie Cherneski 1A
Grace Cobaugh 2G
Charlotte Williamson 13 saves

Upper Perkiomen 13, Methacton 10
Upper Perk 8 5 13
Methacton 4 6 10

Methacton
Sara Hughes 6 goals
Jackie Cerchio 2 goals 2 assists
Daria Lucchesi 1 goal 3 assists
Julie Byrne 1 goal
Addie Frey 5 saves

Upper Perk
Morgan Ryan 4 goals
Hope Flack 4 goals
Kenzie Gebhardt 2 goals
Lauren Weeks 1 goal
Liz Fox 1 goal
Michaela Swenk 1 assist

Owen J. Roberts 15, Pottsgrove 1
Owen J Roberts: 11 4 15
Pottsgrove: 0 1 1

OJR
Maddie Gebert 1g 1a
Kerry Huzzard 2g 1a
Anna Dempsey 3g
Frankie Carroll 3g
Danika Swech 2g 1a
Anna Lavelle 1g
Eloise Gebert 2g 1a
Megan McGee 4a
Rachel Sharpe 1g
Sara Maute 2 saves
Cassie Micklesavage 1 save

Pottsgrove
Courtney Petrucelli 1g
Nikita Harper 6 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/19/16

High School
Boys’

Pennsbury at Abington
Pleasant Valley at Allentown Central Catholic
Sun Valley at Avon Grove
Kennett at Bishop Shanahan
Pennridge at Central Bucks East
Upper Merion at Cheltenham
Neshaminy at Council Rock North
Unionville at Downingtown West
Manheim Township at Elizabethtown
New Hope-Solebury at Father Judge
Moorestown Friends at George School
Episcopal Academy at Germantown Academy
West Chester Rustin at Great Valley
Ridley at Harriton
Academy New Church at Holy Ghost Prep
Springside Chestnut Hill Academy at Malvern Prep
Conestoga at Marple Newtown
West Chester East at Monsignor Bonner
Upper Dublin at Norristown
Haverford School at Penn Charter
Lower Merion at Penncrest
Upper Moreland at Plymouth-Whitemarsh
Haverford HS at Radnor
Hatboro-Horsham at Souderton
Garnet Valley at Springfield-Delco
Archbishop Wood at St Joseph’s Prep
Upper Darby at Strath Haven
Downingtown East at Henderson
Shipley School at Westtown
Springfield-Twp at Wissahickon
Moravian Academy at Wyoming Seminary

Girls’

Academy of the New Church at Abington Friends
Lincoln-Sudbury (MA) at Agnes Irwin
Lansdale Catholic at Bishop McDevitt
Neshaminy at Central Bucks East
Academy Park at Chichester
Marple Newtown at Conestoga
Souderton Area at Council Rock North
West Chester Henderson at Downingtown East
George School at Friends’ Central
Springfield-Delco at Garnet Valley
Springside Chestnut Hill at Germantown Academy
Pottsgrove at Gwynedd-Mercy Academy
Radnor at Haverford
Penn Wood at Interboro
Bishop Shanahan at Kennett
Archbishop Carroll at Little Flower
Penncrest at Lower Merion
Elizabethtown Area at Manheim Township
Germantown Friends at Moorestown Friends (NJ)
Jenkintown at New Hope-Solebury
Wissahickon at Norristown
Pennsbury East at North Penn
Central Bucks West at Pennridge
Allentown Central Cath at Pleasant Valley
Methacton at Pope John Paul II
Central Bucks South at Quakertown
Harriton at Ridley
Westtown School at Shipley
Hatboro-Horsham at Springfield-Montco
Avon Grove at Sun Valley
Downingtown West at Unionville
Strath Haven at Upper Darby
Cheltenham at Upper Merion
Plymouth-Whitemarsh at Upper Moreland
Coatesville at West Chester East
Great Valley at West Chester Rustin
Episcopal Academy at Penn Charter

College
Men’s
Division I

Penn at UMBC 7:00pm

Women’s
Division II

Nyack at Chestnut Hill 4:00 pm
Caldwell at Holy Family 4:00 pm
Philadelphia at Wilmington 4:00 pm

Division III

Rosemont at Bryn Mawr 4:30 pm
Cabrini at Cedar Crest 4:00 pm
Keystone at Centenary 4:00 pm
Rowan at College of New Jersey 7:00 pm
Notre Dame (MD) at Gwynedd-Mercy 3:30 pm
Immaculata at Marywood 7:00 pm

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

The PIAA Lacrosse championship games will be played in the Philly region this year for the first time ever due to a scheduling conflict, Phillylacrosse.com has learned.

The title games – originally slated for June 11 at Hersheypark Stadium where the previous seven championships have been held – have been moved to West Chester East due to a double-booking conflict with the Beyonce tour, a PIAA spokesperson has confirmed. Beyonce is scheduled for a concert on Sunday, June 12 at 7:30 p.m. and the PIAA was told of the conflict just several weeks ago.

The PIAA Championship games are expected to be held at the original times of noon (girls) and 2:30 p.m. (boys) at East.

PIAA spokesperson Lynn Salvadia said a new site had to be quickly found after the PIAA learned of the double-booking. West Chester East is a popular site for District 1 playoff games.

Officials from District 1 have long campaigned to have the title games held in a District 1 location since District 1 and 12 teams have won every boys’ and girls’ championship and no team from outside of those districts has reached the title games in the seven years.

next year’s championship are currently scheduled for Hersheypark Stadium. Bids for the following two-year cycle have gone out, Salvadia said.

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/19/16

Springfield-Delco 8, Garnet Valley 6

Springfield-Delco 3-5- 8
Garnet Valley 3-3-6

Springfield-Delco
Bailey O’Brien 3g
Bridget Whitaker 2g
Sam Arrell 1g
Olivia Little 1g
Maggie O’Connell 1g
Clemens 11 saves

Garnet Valley
Riley Delaney 2g
Kara Nakrasius 2g
Kamryn McNeal 1g
Madi O’Brien 1g
Kinnee 10 saves

Downingtown East 13, Henderson 8

Henderson
Hayley DeAgostine 1g,
Jordyn Bauer 2g, 4DC
Ryann Bauer 1g,1a
Kara Reichart 1g, 1a
Lilly Siskind 1g, 1a
Katie Heisman 2g
Ann Lalicker 11 saves

Downingtown East
Tori Baretta 4g
Livi Lawton 5g
Hannah Wurzel 2g
Leah Hunter 1g
Sara Enderlein 1g

Archbishop Carroll 18, Little Flower 1

Carroll
Sammy Swart 1g
Alex Almonte 1g
Amber Germer 1g
Rose Kokol 1g
Madison Henry 1g
Anna Murphy 1g
Liza Dellarata 1g
Rachel Matey 1g
Katie LaBella 1g
Juliana Keith 1g
Grace Gallagher 1g
Sydney D’Orsogna 1g
Courtney Spencer 1g
Katie Detwiler 1g
Kristen Kucia 1g
Margeaux Pawelec 1g
Maura Horan 1g
Tori Tarquini 1g

North Penn 15, Pennsbury 4

NP 11-4- 15
Pennsbury 2-2- 4

NP
Jenn DeLongis 5 goals
Kaitlyn Phifer 4 goals, 2 assists
Julia Keffer 3 goals, 2 assists
Bri O’Donnell 1 goal, 3 assists
Chloe Novak 1 goal, 2 assists (9 draw controls)
Victoria Brauenle 1 goal
Sam Tossona 1 assist
Michelle Dyck 14 saves

Pennsbury
Missy Framell 2 goals
Sarah Benzinger 1 goal
Lauren Nolan 1 goal

Souderton 13, Council Rock North 12

Souderton
Megan Walbrandt 4g
Krista Schneider 3g
Jules Ofalt 2g
Carlie Doughty 1g
Katie Halteman 1g
Leah Goodwin 1g, 2a
Kate Mandi 1g, 1a
Hannah Schmidt 3 saves
Riley McGowan 1a
Maddie Knight 1a

CRN
Claire Jarema 5g
Anna Lehman 3g, 2a
Devon Mela 3g, 1a
Greta Rolli 1g
Margaret D’Auria 12 saves

CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 20, QUAKERTOWN 0

C.B. South 13-7 20
Quakertown 0-0 0

CB South
Sarah Poli 4g, 3a
Kasey Dietzel 4g, 2a
Kristen Berntsen 3g, 1a
Krysta Reading 3g, 1a
Courtney Dietzel 2g, 2a
Tori Wigand 1g, 1a
Molly Sullivan 1g, 1a
Ali Fisher 1g
Jenny Haas 1g
Erin Putnam 5 saves

Central Bucks East 16, Neshaminy 1

CB East 13-3- 16
Neshaminy 1-0- 1

CB East
Riley Donnelly 7 goals and 1 assist.
Katelyn Stout 3 goals and 1 assist.
Whitney Dietz 2 goals,
Mel Burian 1 goal and 1 assist,
Kaitlyn Mikalic 1 goal and 1 assist,
Katelin Cahill 1 goal,
Sara Donnelly 1 goal and 1 assist,
Erin McGovern 1 assist.
Anna Rosenquist 2 saves
Lauren Maurer 0 saves

Unionville 12, Downingtown West 5

Unionville 7-5-12
DWest 4-1-5

Unionville:
Erin Garvey 6g
Annie McDonough 2g
Veronica Hineman 2g
Ava Carlow 1g
Allie Malone 1g
Madison Doucette 11 saves

Downingtown West:
McFall 1g
C. Hoerman 1g
Mottice 1g
Bedrvarik 1g
Kooper 1g
Mackenzie Miller 3 saves
Claire Foster 5 saves

Episcopal Academy 15, Penn Charter 6
Half time EA 8 PC 3

EA
Olivia Dirks – 1a, 1dc, 1gb
Lauren Brenner- 2dc, 1cto
Julia Hondros- 4g, 1a, 3dc, 1gb, 1cto
Colby Gallagher- 3g, 3dc, 1gb
Claudia Becker- 2gb, 1cto
Olivia Tuma- 1g, 2dc
Ally Marino- 1g
Lauren Rodio- 1cto
Katie Crager- 2g, 1a, 1dc,
Olivia Cunningham- 2g, 1a
Izzy Rohr- 1dc, 1gb
Taylor Lucey- 1g, 1a, 1gb, 1cto
Sydney Gagnon- 9 saves

PC
Emma Wilson 1 goal
Greer Guyer 1 goal
Alexis Joseph 1 goal 1 DC
Hannah Fox 4 draws 2 goals 1 assist
Macaul Mellor 3 draws 1 goal

Hatboro Horsham 15, Springfield Township 11

Springfield stats:
Ellie Hamilton- 1 goal, 3 assists, 1gb
Meg Chandler- 1 goal, 1 assist, 3 ground balls
Marley Berger- 3 goals
Meredith Giordano- 3 goals, 1 gb, 3 draw controls
Emily Walsh- 1 goal, 1 caused turnovers, 2 gb
Lindsey Smith- 3 goals, 2 assists, 2 caused turnovers, 2 gb, 4 draw controls
Gracie Woron- 1 caused turnover
Emily Giampietro- 1 gb
Jamy Krewson- 2 gb
Sophia Perry- 2 gb
Margrethe Leis- 5 saves

HH
Sydney Rausa 5g
Carley Daley 5g, 3a
Gabby Acker 3g, 6a
Morgan Crostarosa 1g
Keeley Henry 1g

Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 20, Germantown Academy 14
SCHA 11-9-20
GA 8-6-14

SCHA
Mikaela Watson: 5g
Natalie Schwartz – 1g 1a
Mason Rode – 6g
Taylor Ferry – 5g
Savannah Sweitzer – 2g
Gabby Dunning – 1g 1a
Caroline Roncalli – 11 saves
Mikaela Watson had 5 draw controls and 3 caused turnovers
Natalie Schwartz had 3 draw controls
Taylor Ferry had 4 draw controls and 3 caused turnovers
Gabby Dunning had 3 caused turnovers

GA
Lyndsey Morhardt 1g
Betsy Prezioso 3g 3a
Belle McMahon 5g 1a 2dc
Isabelle Jacobs 1a 1dc
Ali Crump 2a 6 dc
Olivia Doody 1g 2a 5dc
Cammie Korman 4g
Sydney Brown 3dc
Zoe Torrey GK: 29 SOG 10 saves

Friends’ Central 16, George School 1

FCS
Hayden Posencheg:4g
Sophie Berger: 3,g, 2a
Jesse Rubin: 3G, 9a
Lorna Macfarlane: 2g, 2a
Benna Berger: 2g, 1a
Avital Schweitzer: 1g, 4dc
Hope Durlofsky: 1g
Anne Pizzini: 3 saves, 2 interceptions

George
Claire Kinnel: 1 goal

Interboro 19, Penn Wood 3
Halftime: Interboro 14, Penn Wood 0

Interboro
Alecia Amadio 1 goal
Hailey Fisher 2 goals, 2 assists
Marissa Hews 3 goals
Haley Hicks 1 goal
Karleigh Kennedy 1 goal
Steph McCool 2 goals, 3 assists
Shannon Quinlan 1 goal 2 assists
Ava Redding 1 goal
Saige Redding 1 goal
Lexy Tansey 2 assists
Rachel DiDomenicus 2 assists
Molly Dowling 1 goal
Ro Murphy 1 assist
Sophia Harley, 1 goal
Tori Crawford, 1 goal
Gabriella Mendez 1 goal
Ciana Diskin, 1 goal
Mia Dercole 1 goal
Moriah Marr, goalie, 3 saves
Jazz Spencer, 2nd half goalie, 3 saves

Penn Wood
N. Grant 1 goal
A. Boyd 1 goal
J. Jeffers 1 goal
Ashley Cadet, goalie, 8 saves

Upper Merion 14, Cheltenham 3
10-1 at halftime

UM
Haley O’Malley 5 goals, 5 assists
Quinn O’Malley 2 goals, 1a
Anna Davis 1g, 2a
Allison Shuster 1g, 2a
Francesca Lindelow 1g
Molly Weygand 1g, 1a
Lizzy Goernemann 1g
Camille Martorella 1g
Kelly Burns 1g
Riley O’Malley 2a
Jordan Cabahug-Almonte, faced 6 shots, 3 saves

Cheltenham
Tylar Marren 1g
Dana Shelton 1g
Carly Waldman 1g

Plymouth-Whitemarsh 14, Upper Moreland 4
Halftime score 7-2

PW
Ali Diamond 4g, 3a
Sophie Kolkka 3g
Monica Dresnin 2g, 5a
Victoria Betterly 2g, 1a
Maddie Berman 1g
Aurora Mills 1g
Lex Petrakis 1g

Upper Moreland
Sydney Bachman 2g, 1a
Delancy Smith 2g

Methacton 17, Pope John Paul II 7
Methacton 12 5 17
PJP 2 5 7

Methacton
Daria Lucchesi 5 goals 2 assists
Jackie Cerchio 4 goals 4 assists
Sara Hughes 3 goals 2 assists
Alana Cardaci 2 goals 1 assist
Frankie Lucchesi 1 goal
Aubrey Hazlett 1 goal
Anna Price 1 goal
Deb Peifer 1 assist
Julie Byrne 1 assist
Addie Frey 4 saves

PJP
Abby McMenamin 3 goals 2 assists
Julia Latoff 1 goal
Monica Rapchinski 1 goal
Kylie Cherneski 1 goal
Lauren Bello 1 goal
Reilly Catter 1 assist

Conestoga 14, Marple Newtown 4

Stoga
Liz Scott 3 goals
Sondra Dickey 2 goals
MOnica Borzillo 2 goals 1 assist
Tessa Kerin 2 goals 1 assist
Paige Loose 1 goaol 1 assist
Hannah Ashton 1 goal
Maggie Gladden 1 goal
Grace Eaton 1 goal
Ceara Sweeney 1 goal
Jules Horning had 1 save
Anne Frascella had 4 saves

Marple
MEgan Lynch 2 goals
Emily Horn 1 goal
Rebecca Ritchie 1 goal

Agnes Irwin 15, Lincoln-Sudbury (MA) 4
AIS 12 3 15
L-S 2 2 4

AIS Scoring
Daniela Wright 1g
Kate White 1g
Natalie Pansini 3g
Emily Fryer 1g, 1a
Laura Pansini 4g, 1a
Kristin Burnetta 2g, 1a
Lila Barker 3g, 1a
Hailey Andress 6 saves, 1ct, 1 interception

Haverford 9, Radnor 8

HAV
Lydia Hetznecker 3 GOALS
Jess Mellon 3 GOALS
Laura Winters 2 GOALS 3ASSISTS
Hanna Breslin 1 GOAL
KEEPER-Rhiannon Connel 16SAVES

RADNOR
F Quinn 3G
H Smith 2G
N Massimino 1G
E Games 1G
C Cox 1G
Alexa Solomon 5 SAVES

Strath Haven 19, Upper Darby 1
SH – 11 – 8 – 19
UD – 1 – 0 – 1

Upper Darby
JP Gallagher 1 goal
Taylor McElaney 1 assist
Goalie: Mallory Perry 15 saves

Strath Haven
Kacy Hafetepe 4 goals
#28 3 goals
Sophie Haas 3 goals
Carly Glassford 3 goals
Maddie Ruffini 2 goals
Jenny Rowan 1 goal
Chloe Brennan 1 goal
Elisa Kruse 1 goal
Nicole McNeeley 1 goal

Central Bucks West 16, Pennridge 4
Half: 11-2

CB West
Boylan 4g, 2a
Darcy 1g
Dundas 2g, 1a
Fitzgerald 3g, 1a
Maio 3g
Reichwein 1g
Ueland 2g
O’Callaghan 1a
Devlin 7 saves

Pennridge
Ziegler 1g
Rodzewich 2g
Loughery 1g, 1a

Harriton 9, Ridley 7

Harriton
Molly McDonough 2 G 2 CTs
Claudia Conrad 1 A
Allison Schwab 1 G
Alex Ladda 2 G 2 A 2 DCs
Laura Lasprogata 3 G 1 A 3 DCs
Greta Stahl 1 G 2 A 2 DCs 2 CTs
Haley Morris 3 DCs 4 GBs
Devin McClain 6 Saves

Ridley
Emily Johnston 5 G
Brooke Nasella 1 G
Desi George 1 G 1 A

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Strath Haven 19, Upper Darby 1

Strath Haven 11-7-1-0- 19
Upper Darby 1-0-0-0 – 1

Strath Haven
Tyler Fink 5g, 1a
Jake Ross 4g, 3a
Jack Borbee 1g, 1a
Jeffrey Conner 1g, 1a
Hunter Tilman 2g, 2a
Sam Mutz 2g, 1a
Hunter Clements 1g
Ethan belville 1g
Jack Thomas 1g
Ben Schneider 1g
Wil Bozentka 1 a
Chris Rosini 1 a
Liam Carney 2 a
Hunter Mazur 1 a
AJ Santisi 1 a
Will Brake 1 save
Vincey Palermo 3 saves

UD
Robinson 1 g
Fitzsimmons 1 a
McGinnis 9 saves

West Chester Henderson 5, Downingtown East 3

WCH 0 0 2 3 – 5
DTE 1 0 1 1 – 3

Henderson
Brandon Moyer 2g
Joe Saulino 2g
Arch Rymiszewski 1g
Kyle Dampman 16 saves

Downingtown East
Riley Seal 1g
Justin Koon 1g
Jack Mulcahey 1g, 1a
Brodie Wilson 15 saves

West Chester East 13, Bonner-Prendergast 1

East
Tom Gormley 2 goals 1 Assist
Joe Guarnere 2 goals 1 assist
Alex Hirsh 3 goals 4 assists
Matt Erfle 1 goal
Ryan Oneil 1 goal
Rocco Grello 3 assists
Jacob Greiner 1 goal
Harrison Fresh 1 goal
Ian Eckerd 1 goal
Cole Shew 1 goal
Matt Dunkle 2 assists
Jeff Sherman 4 saves
Billy Larue 3 saves

Upper Merion 14, Cheltemham 2
UMHS: 4-6-4-0= 14
CHS: 0-0-1-1= 2

CHS:
Tim McHugh- 2 Goals
Daniel Lee- 5 GBs
Kieran Boyle- 16 Saves

Plymouth Whitemarsh 15, Upper Moreland 5

Plymouth Whitemarsh 4-2-4-5- 15
Upper Moreland 1-0-1-3- 5

PW
Austin Betterly 3 goals and 1 assist
Zack Zygmunt 2 goals and 2 assists
Alex Savarese 1 goal
brendan Sullivan 2 goals and 1 assist
Kenny Diamond 3 goals and 1 assist
Jake Kelly 1 goal and 2 assist
Mike Iannarelli 2 goals
Colin McEleney
Vincent Martina 4 assists
Vincent Marochozzi 1 assist

UPPER MORELAND
Brendan Costello 1G 2A
Tim Smith 2G
Matt Sippel 1G
Brendan Olexa 1G

Academy New Church 14, Holy Ghost Prep 2

ANC
Bryson Rhee: 3G, 1a
James Vandergrift: 3G, 3a
Milo Navarro: 2g, 2a
Andrew lapenta: 1a
Dave Closterman: 3G, 4a
Andrew Carr: 2g, 1a
Edwin Asplundh: 1a
Hunter jaronski: 1g
Louie Diorio 1 assist
Saves Thomas Villante: 6

HGP
Sam Summer 1 G
Phil Rueter 1 G
George Rusnak 1 A
Zach May 14 saves

Great Valley 12, West Chester Rustin 6
Great Valley 3 – 2 – 5 – 2 12
Rustin 1 – 3 – 1 – 1 6

Rustin
Kip McGuire 4g
Joe Joe Amicone 1g 1a
Cal MacKenzie 1g
Forest Rosser 13/22 FOs
Kyle Mullin 10 saves

Haverford School 12, Penn Charter 5
Halftime HS 4 – PC 1

Haverford
Johnny Nostrant 3,1
Keyveat Postell 2,1
Pete Garno 1,0
Alec Haas 2,0
Luke O’Grady 1,0
Max Brooks 2,0
Payton Hollway 1,0
Goalie Alex DeMarco 10 saves
Goalie Parker Henderer 3 saves

Penn Charter
Cody Sweeney. 2g
Drew Gallant 1a
Dylan Schwartz 1g
Jake Roseman 1g
Terrence Thompson 1g
Blake Target 1a
Gavin Tygh 11-18 FO
Carson Murano 22 saves

Malvern Prep 16, Springside Chestnut Hill 6
MP – 4-8-3-1
SCH – 1-0-1-4

Malvern Prep
Billy Coyle – 2g, 5a
Kyle Anderson – 3g, 2a
Adam Goldner – 1g, 2a
Scott White – 4g, 2a
Jack Traynor – 1g
Jarret Donaghy – 1a
Jimmy Gabrielsen – 1g
Matt Boles – 3g
Matt Hilburn – 1g
Sean Christman – 12 of 21 face offs
Cam Battisti 1 of 5 face offs
Sam Stroud – 5 saves
James Rodgers – 2 saves

Episcopal Academy 12, Germantown Academy 10
EA: 3-5-1-3: 12
GA: 3-0-2-5: 10

Episcopal Academy
Connor Ringwalt 4g 4a
Will Haab 1g 1a
Nate Emrick 1g 1a
Cole Johnson 1g 1a
Christian Feliziani 1g
Dan Baker 2g
Connor Delaney 1g
Chris McCoun 1g
Christian Feliziani 14-20 FO
Griffin Ernst 2-6 FO
Jake Floyd Jones 5 saves

GA
Ben Garcia: 1g
James Thatcher: 3g
Matt Ho: 2a
Andrew Towne: 3g
Brad Palmer: 1g/1a
Tommy Diver: 1g/1a
Zander Foglia: 1a
Gavin Derham: 1g
Leroy Moser: 7 saves

Central Bucks East 12, Pennridge 6
P 1 3 1 1 6
E 3 4 1 4 12

EAST SCORING
Owen Griffin 4G, 5A
Ryan Brown 2G, 1A
Ryan Schmidt 2G
Alec Bracken 2G
Logan Nelsen 1G, 2A
Grant Porter 1G

Pennridge
Fechter 3G
N Fanelli 1g
Maher 1g1a
Warner 1g1a
States 10 Saves

Shipley School 17, Westtown 5

Shipley
Tate Gallagher 4g, 3a
Chad Allison- 5g
Amir Fluellen- 2g, 2a
Pete Moeller- 1g, 2a
Nick Yi, 1g, 2a- great work on the face-offs
Griffin Gallagher- 2g
Ben Aschkenasy- 1g
Noah Thies- 1g
Nick Gonzalez – 8 GBS
Colton Gallo – 15 saves

Allentown Central Catholic 24, Pleasant Valley 3
Pleasant Valley 0 1 0 2 3
AC Catholic 16 4 2 2 24

Allentown Central
Joe Wolf 4g, 1a
Zach Nelson 4g, 2a
Tom Murphy 3g, 1a
Justin Pasquale 3g
Matt Marker 2g, 2a
Colton Thew 2g
Drew Fedorich 1g
Pat Scott 1g
Nik Sunday 1g, 1a
Tom Garvey 1g
Harrison Ike 1g, 2a
Stephen Joyce 1g
Dan Glemser 3a
Matt Scandone 2a
Tom Kleppinger 1.
Saves- MacLean Lincoln 2, Larry Keba 3, Nolan Barr 2. Shots 45.

St Josephs Prep 17, Archbishop Wood 1

ABW
Brian Kent (Sr/A) 1G 3GB
Rhys Vaughn (Jr/A) 1A 2GB
Ben McCloskey (Sr/G) 5 saves

Haverford HS 6, Radnor 4
Haverford 2-1-1-2. 6
Radnor 0-2-0-2. 4

Haverford
Bob McClure 2,1
Nick DiIorio 2,1
Bill Farrell 1,1
Luke McCallion 1,0 Faceoff 8 for 13
Danny Tierney 15 saves

Radnor
Jack Wilson 1g
Kyler Albany 1g
Drew Brown 1g, 1a
Adam Neiberg 1g
Jake Honesty 1a
Chris Austen 6/13 FO
Tucker Ballbach 6 saves

Hun (NJ) 11, St. Augustine (NJ) 6
Hun 5 3 3 0 11
St. Augustine 2 3 0 1 6

Hun
Luke Prybylski 4g 2a 4gb
Griffin Moroney 3g 3gb
James Campbell 2g 2gb
Owen Black 2a 1gb
Matt Schleicher 1g 1a
Jon Levine 13 saves 1gb
Patrick Brake 1gb
Chris Renna 1gb
Chris Fake 3gb
Jake Keller 3gb
Sam Schluter 1gb
Andrew Kaye 4gb
Alex Semler 3gb

St. Augustine
Jared Chiachetti 1g 1a
Max Gravenstine 1g 1a
Brad Meister 1a
Charlie Kitchen 3g 1a
Chris Stach 1g 1a
Luke Russomanno 5 saves

Conestoga 11, Marple Newtown 6
Stoga 5231 -11
Mnhs 1131. -6

Mnhs
Ty Kostak 1g2a
Chris Xitas 1g
Jake Long 1g
AL Funk 2g
AL Viola. 1g 2a
E.C. Carrigan 13 saves

Stoga
Henry Berg 3g 2a
Tommy Sopko 2g 2a
Jack McPherson 3g
Brant Pittman 1g
Hunter Gregory 1g
Harrison Leon 1g
Tait Kienzle 1a
Sam Bouhdary 2a ,4GBs, 4CTs
James Reilly 19 for 21 Faceoff’s, 9 GBs
Dan Cepelik 9 Saves

Harriton 7, Ridley 6
Harriton 1 1 3 2 – 7
Ridley 1 1 3 1 – 6

Harriton
Hakan Atillasoy 3 g
Justin Kruszewski 3 g
Will Stahl 1 g
Brysen McMullin 1 a
Pat Stewart 3a
Ian Walsh 11 saves

Ridley
Stratton 2g, 2a
Johnston 1g, 1a
Anderson 3g
Risley 10 saves 7 goals
Heverly 5/6 FO

Emmaus 17, Freedom 3
Emmaus: 10 4 1 2 = 17
Freedom: 0 1 2 0 = 3

Emmaus
Haldeman 3g
Mason 3g, 1a
Tucker 3g
C. Shaffer 2g
Corpora 2g, 1a
Kozel 1g
Krauss 1g, 1a
Nkao 1g
Miller 1g
O’Connor 1a
Vansuch 1a
Saves: McGee 3, Milker

Freedom
Harms 1g
Consola 1g
Williamson 1g
Benak 1a
Saves: Hostage 14

Bishop Shanahan 15, Kennett 3
Shanahan 6-6-2-1- 15
Kennett 1-1-1-0 – 3

Shanahan
McNulty 1g
Heisman 2g, 1a
Bathon 1g
S. Goforth 1g
Sweeney 1g
Guinan 1g, 1a
Wagner 4g, 3a
E. Goforth 4g, 1A
Yoquinto 5 saves
Pezone 2 saves

Kennett
McVey 1g
Worrell 1g
Carillo 1g
Gaver 1a

Avon Grove 16, Sun Valley 1
AG 7-5-2-2 = 16
Sun valley 0-1-0-0 = 1

AG
Brendan Harmon 1g
Doug Jones 2g
Beau Kush 2g
Scooter Whiteside 1g 1a
Stefan Evans 1g 1a
Alex muller 1g
Matt Waibel 2g
Andrew King 1g
Carson Peck 2g 1a
Tyler Hanyon 1g
Jason Lengel 1g 1a
John Smiley 1g
Saves: Andrew Spencer 5

Sun Valley
Johnson 1g
Saves: Hassett 7

Pennsbury 6, Abington 2
5-1 at halftime

Abington
John Petriccione – 1g
Dan Helm – 1g
Ryan Tuffy – 1a
Joe Lindley – 1a
Connor Reed – 12 saves

Pennsbury
Ben Abraham – 2g
Ryan Kelly – 1g
Mike Monty – 1g
Ryan Michael – 1g
Nate (#28) – 1g
Greg Lichenstein – 2a
Hunter Lake – 1a

Penncrest 11, Lower Merion 2
Penncrest 3-3-3-2- 11
L. Merion 0-1-0-1- 2

Penncrest
Alex Bonnett 5g, 2a
Max Daugherty 3g, 1a
Ryan Kinnard 2g, 1a
Zach Groses 1g, 9 of 16 FO
Steve Nolan 7 saves
Cody Hershock 1 save

L. Merion
Ezra O. 1g
Zach M 1g

Springfield-Delco 10, Garnet Valley 5
Springfield-Delco 1-3-4-2- 10
Garnet Valley 1-1-2-1 – 5

Springfield-Delco
Mike Gerzabek 4g, 2a
Kyle Long 1g, 3a
Vent 2g, 1a
Joe DiBernardi 2g
Nick Martin 1g
Jack Spence 1a
James Spence 13 saves

Garnet Valley
Jacob Buttermore 2g
Denny Neaon 1g
Ty Moschella 1g
Danny Ferrari 1g
Matt Moore 2a
Jordan Trowbridge 1a
Michael Bonaddio 10 saves

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High School
Boys’

Perkiomen Valley at Boyertown
Northeast HS at Central Philadelphia
Delaware Friends at Collegium Charter
Archbishop Wood at Council Rock South
Princeton Day (NJ) at Hill School
Owen J Roberts at Methacton
Conwell Egan at Oxford Area
Emmaus at Parkland
Perkiomen School at Phelps
Phoenixville at Pope John Paul II
Spring-Ford at Pottsgrove
Devon Prep at Roman Catholic
Plymouth-Whitemarsh at Upper Merion

Girls’

Conwell-Egan Catholic at Archbishop Wood
Kimberton Waldorf at Barrack Hebrew Acad
Plymouth-Whitemarsh at Cheltenham
Central HS, PA at Franklin Towne Charter
Saucon Valley at Freedom, PA
Frankford at George Washington, PA
Northeast, PA at Girls HS
Villa Joseph Marie SG at Gwynedd-Mercy Acad
Cardinal O’Hara at Hallahan Catholic SG
Hill School at Hun School (NJ)
Cocalico at Manheim Township
St. Basil Academy at Merion Mercy Academy
Villa Maria Acad, Malv at Mt. St. Joseph Acad
Pottsgrove at Perkiomen Valley
Boyertown Area at Phoenixville
Pennridge at Upper Perkiomen
Sun Valley-Northley at West Chester Henderson

College
Men’s
Division II

Georgian Court at Chestnut Hill 7:00 pm

Division III

Arcadia at Alvernia 7:00 pm
King’s at Delaware Valley 4:00 pm
Manhattanville at Eastern 7:00 pm
DeSales at Fairleigh Dickinson 7:00 pm
Lycoming at Lebanon Valley 4:00 pm
Immaculata at Moravian 4:00 pm
Cabrini at Rosemont 4:00 pm
Messiah at Stevenson 7:00 pm
Albright at Widener 7:00 pm

Women’s
Division I

Lafayette at Lehigh 7:00 pm
Penn at Princeton 7:00 pm
Temple at Villanova 7:00 pm

Division II

West Chester at East Stroudsburg 4:00 pm

Division III

Widener at Albright 4:30 pm
Alvernia at Arcadia 7:00 pm
Delaware Valley at Eastern 4:00 pm
Ursinus at Franklin & Marshall 7:00 pm
Washington College at Haverford 7:00 pm
Lebanon Valley at Lycoming 4:00 pm
Moravian at Merchant Marine 5:30 pm
Stevenson at Messiah 4:00 pm
Swarthmore at Muhlenberg 4:00 pm

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/20/16
From Press Release

The Katie Samson Foundation Lacrosse Fest will be celebrating its 16th year! The Katie Samson Lacrosse Festival began in 2000 and has grown into the premier high school lacrosse event in the United States.

Katie Samson is seen here with Harriton High’s boys’ team in 2014

This year’s festival will be held on Saturday April 23rd at Radnor High School, and will be the LARGEST single-day high school lacrosse festival in the country with 54 varsity teams (26 premier boys’ teams and 28 premier girls’ teams on six fields running simultaneously), wheelchair rugby, tennis and basketball games, youth games, 20+ vendors, 10,000+ fans, 50+ major sponsors and 2 FanZones with rides, bounces, rock walls, face painting, BBQ, funnel cakes, raffle prices, clothing, equipment etc.

The Katie Samson Foundation gives back! Over $132,000 was raised in 2015 with the generous support of over 50 sponsors, donations from attendees, as well as fundraising efforts by each participating lacrosse team. Since 2000 over $1.7 million has been distributed to charities benefiting medical research and providing care for people with spinal cord injuries– research (43 percent), patient care (46 percent) and quality of life (11 percent).

The Event:

The Katie Samson Festival began in 2000 and has grown into the premier high school lacrosse event in the United States. Motivated by Katie’s perseverance and courage, volunteers in the lacrosse community and beyond support the cause year after year. The festival is filled with activities for the whole family; with exciting lacrosse team match-ups, a demonstration of wheelchair sports, food, fan zones, and a spirit of sportsmanship and purpose. With generous support of over 50 sponsors, donations from attendees, as well as fundraising efforts by each participating lacrosse team, the Katie Samson Lacrosse Festival has raised over 1.6 million dollars. We appreciate the tremendous support and we hope to see you at the 2015 Festival.

The Highlights:

* 27 premier boys’ and girls’ league-sanctioned regular season games and several youth team games
* The Fest offers these athletes an opportunity to experience a unique community spirit of giving while competing in a challenging sporting event.
* Six fields running simultaneously from 9am to 5pm.
* Over 10,000 attendees
* Disabled athletes demonstrating wheelchair tennis, basketball and rugby games.
* Families from all over the mid-Atlantic region will be enjoying games, rides, boutiques, face-painters, balloon artists, great raffle prizes, plenty of food and of course, great lacrosse. There will be two FanZones which will have “Katie’sKiddieKorner” for younger fans- with clowns and balloon designs, a Mechanical Bull, Rock Climbing Wall, moonbounces, music, and visits from Hershey characters
* Food vendors in each Fan Zone.
* Boutiques in both Fan Zones guarantee a shopping opportunity for all – including the latest lacrosse clothing and gear at great Fest prices.
* In support of local lacrosse legend John Christmas’ foundation LEAPS (Lacrosse Education Attitude Perseverance Success), we are asking Fest attendees to clear out their basement of used lacrosse equipment, and to PLEASE bring it to the Fest, dropping it off at either entrance. This will provide countless opportunities for inner city kids to learn and experience the great sport of lacrosse through John’s passionate efforts.

The Cause:

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

Katie Samson – The Inspiration:

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

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

Katie still finds time to play wheelchair sports, such as rugby, tennis and cycling. Katie also enjoys storytelling as a creative art form and performs for different organizations in Philadelphia. As a peer mentor for people who have suffered spinal cord injury through Magee Rehabilitation Hospital, Katie encourages her mentees to seek out adaptive sports and therapeutic programs that have had such a positive effect on her life.

Event Details:

The high school games will begin at 9:00am on Saturday, April 23rd. All of the games will be played at Radnor High School. The festival website, www.katiesamsonlaxfest.com, has an amazing inspirational video, the full schedule as well as all the other exciting details. Or visit us on Facebook – Katie Samson Lacrosse Festival. A $10 ($5 for students/under 3 is free!) admission fee allows unlimited access to all activities and rides within the two Fan Zones.

Supporting the festival offers an opportunity to do something meaningful and historic to impact the lives of people affected by spinal cord injuries. The Katie Samson Foundation is a 501©3 corporation located at 522 Brookside Avenue, St David’s, PA 19087 (610-688-1606). All donations are tax deductible. Please contact one of the two Co-Directors of Development, Courtney Cambpell or Krissy Brown at courtneycampbell91@gmail.com and kirssy_brown@mac.com respectively or call 610-293-9984 with any questions.

16th Annual Katie Samson Foundation (KSF) Festival schedule (all teams from PA unless noted
At Radnor High School, Radnor, PA

Boys

Germantown Academy v. Shipley School at 9:00 on Prevost Field
Archbishop Carroll HS v. Upper Merion HS at 9:00 on Loop Field
Harriton HS v. Academy of the New Church at 9:00 on Creek Field

Downingtown East HS v. Radnor HS at 11:00 on Prevost Field
Emmaus HS v. Lower Merion HS at 11:00 on Loop Field
St. Augustine Prep (NJ) v. St. Joseph’s Prep at 11:00 on Creek Field

Brunswick School (CT) v. Haverford School at 1:00 on Prevost Field
Central Bucks South HS v. Springfield-Delco HS at 1:00 on Loop Field
Hun School (NJ) v. Malvern Prep at 1:00 on Creek Field

Avon Grove HS v. Conestoga HS at 3:00 on Prevost
Downingtown West HS v. Garnet Valley HS at 3:00 on Loop Field
Episcopal Academy v. Hill School at 3:00 on Creek Field

Spring-Ford HS v. Upper Dublin HS at 4:00 on Encke Field

Girls

Harriton HS v. Notre Dame Academy at 9:00 on Encke Field
Lower Merion HS v. Upper Dublin HS at 9:00 on Library Field
Baldwin School v. WC Henderson HS at 9:00 on Rowland Field

Friends’ Central School v. Haverford HS at 10:45 on Encke Field
Germantown Academy v. Strath Haven HS at 10:45 on Library Field
Boyertown HS v. Shipley School at 10:45 on Rowland Field

Conestoga HS v. Unionville HS at 12:30 on Encke Field
Hill School v. Penn Charter School at 12:30 on Library Field
Great Valley HS v. Agnes Irwin School at 12:30 on Rowland Field

Merion Mercy Academy v. Radnor HS at 2:15 on Encke Field
Downingtown West HS v. Springside-CHA at 2:15 on Library Field
Episcopal Academy v. Garnet Valley at 2:15 on Rowland Field

Archbishop Carroll HS v. Owen J. Roberts HS at 4:00 on Library Field
Abington HS v. Villa Maria Academy at 4:00 on Rowland Field

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/20/16

Alex Wagner had four goals and and three assists and Eli Goforth contributed four goals and one assist while Connor Heisman added two goals and an assist as host Bishop Shanahan defeated Kennett, 15-3, Tuesday in a Ches-Mont League “pink” game that benefited Unite For HER.

Bishop Shanahan won the “pink” game Tuesday over Kennett

Bishop Shanahan dedicated its jerseys and efforts today to United for HER, whose mission is to bridge the gap between the medical and wellness communities by funding and delivering complementary therapies that support the physical and emotional needs of those with breast cancer during treatment and beyond. Unite for HER educates women and the community about the role of healthy lifestyle choices in the prevention of disease and the promotion of wellness.

The Shanahan players wore pink shirts, socks and laces to honor those women in their lives that have been affected by breast cancer.

The Eagles improved to 7-0 overall and 4-0 in the Ches-Mont.

The game is part of a larger project by schools across Chester County that are working to plan special “pink” fundraising games and events that will raise breast cancer awareness and provide donations to Unite for HER.

Bishop Shanahan 15, Kennett 3

Shanahan 6-6-2-1- 15
Kennett 1-1-1-0 – 3

Shanahan
McNulty 1g
Heisman 2g, 1a
Bathon 1g
S. Goforth 1g
Sweeney 1g
Guinan 1g, 1a
Wagner 4g, 3a
E. Goforth 4g, 1A
Yoquinto 5 saves
Pezone 2 saves

Kennett
McVey 1g
Worrell 1g
Carillo 1g
Gaver 1a

By K.I. Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/20/16

Weddington High School (N.C.) 2017 attackman Hunter Fasanaro, who plays for the Duke’s Lacrosse Club, has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Quinnipiac University.

Hunter Fasanaro ledger:

Hunter Fasanaro

High School: Weddington High School, NC

Graduation Year: 2017

Position: Attackman/midfielder

College Choice: Quinnipiac University

Club Affiliations: The Duke’s LC (PA)

Lacrosse Honors: Led all 2017 players in the state in scoring for the past two years, First 2017 player in the state of NC to reach 150 career points. Led Conference in Points. Led Varsity team in Points since freshman year, 2x All-Conference and All-County. 2x Maverik Showtime, Fab Frosh All-Star.

What will you major in/study? Communications

Why did you choose Quinnipiac? “I chose Quinnipiac University because of the great academic reputation as well as the school being located in one of the prettiest areas of the country. I loved the coaching staff and the vision they had for the program. It was the perfect fit for me and I am excited to call myself a Bobcat.”

Outlook for 2016 HS season? “Our team is looking very strong this year. We graduated only a few seniors last year and are returning playmakers all over the field. This year we have a chance to make it to states and that’s our goal.”

Thank You: “I would like to thank my parents for all they have done for me, taking me all over the country to play against the best competition I could. That has prepared me to be in the position I am in today. Without their support and them pushing me to be the best I could be I would not be where I am today.

“I would also like to thank the Dukes Lacrosse Club for allowing to be apart of their special program. Playing for the Dukes this summer will help prepare me more then any other club before I step foot on campus.. Next, I would like to thank my coaches and fellow players for helping develop me into a leader on and off the field and to further my skills throughout the years.”

Other schools considered: St. Joseph’s University, Bucknell

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Perkiomen Valley 12, Boyertown 5

PV 3-2-3-4- 12
BT 3-1-0-1 – 5

PV
Shawn Coulter 1g 4a
Brian Fehr 2g 2a
Peyton Reiser 14/20 FO
Ben Minardi 3G 1a
Matt Baker 2g
Matt Dudley 2g
Connor Dee 2g
Kevin Mo 14 saves

Boyertown
Tanner Lee 2a
Nick Moccia 1g
Skylar Wallace 1g
Zach Derstine 1g
C.Moccia 1g
Grayson Hamrick 1a

Spring-Ford 19, Pottsgrove 5

Spring-Ford 5-3-2-3- 19
Pottsgrove 1-1-12 – 5

Spring-Ford
Ryan Rosenblum 2g
Kevin Todd 5g, 4a
Jared Marenger 2g
Tate Pijanowski 1a
Danny Cassidy 1g, 2a
Jake Hvazda 3g, 2a
Liam Hare 2g, 1a
Justin Schwenk 1g
Drew Giovinco 1g
Gavin Hare 1g
RJ Ward 1g
Chris Morgan 3 saves
Kyle Pettine 3 saves

Pottsgrove
Wurtz 2g, 1a
Porter 1g
Walton 1g
Nelson 1g
Brown 15 saves

Upper Dublin 27, Norristown 0

Upper Dublin 14-9-2-2 = 27
Norristown 0-0-0-0 = 0

Upper Dublin
Michael Sowers 2g, 7a
Michael Mullen 4g, 2a
Max Winebrake 5g, 2a
Jed Hanson 3g, 2a
Ben Abel 1g, 0a
Evan Scott 1g, 0a
Ryan Templeton 1g, 0a
Conor Wall 1g, 0a
Jerry Bardol 1g, 3a
Nick Vernachio 0g, 1a
Michael Gillen 1g, 1a
Cary Romig 2g, 0a
Sanjay Foster 0g, 2a
Colin Asper 2g, 1a
Tommy Pertrucci 1g, 0a
Jack Rapine 1g
Isaiah Henrich 1g
Jack Rapine 10 gbs
Michael Gillen 4 gbs
Henry Winebrake 4 gbs
Sean Bowers 2 CT’s
Jack Rapine 12/13 FO
Henry Winebrake 9/10 FO
Kevin Chung 7/8 FO
Dillon Lojeski 1 save

Owen J. Roberts 12, Methacton 8

OJRoberts 1-2-4-5 – 12
Methacton 3-1-3-1- 8

OJR
Noah Calle 4g
Jack Colt 3g. 1a
Ben Gindhart 2g
Joe Tordone 1g. 1a
Andrew OBrien 1g
Andrew Siana 1g
Colin Devine 1a
Jake Karpinski 1a
JC Capaldo. 4 saves
Connor Beard 3 saves

Methacton
Aidan Denecke 2G,2A
Kyle Kacala 3G,1A
Ryan O’Toole 2G,1A
Connor Stevenson 1G
Harvey Smith 12 saves

Council Rock South 17, Archbishop Wood 7

AB Wood 1-1-3-2-7
CR South 3-6-3-5-17

CR South
B. Patterson 3g
Follis 3g
Mignacca 3g
J. Gambino 2g
Scannapieco 1g
Simpson 1g
Starkman 1g
Gutman 1g

ABW
Brian Kent (A/Sr) 3G
Rhys Vaughn (A/Jr) 2G 1GB
Joe Davis (M/Sr) 1G 2GB
Tim Brandenburg (A/Jr) 1G 1GB
Ben McCloskey (G/Sr) 10 saves

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Upper Perkiomen 14, Pennridge 11

Pennridge 5 6 – 11
Upper Perk 7 7 – 14

Upper Perk
Kenzie Gebhardt 7g
Morgan Rynn 5g
Hope Flack 2g
Regan McComb 10 saves

Pennridge
Jen Rodzewich 5g, 1a
Maddie Dachowski 4g
Grace Loughery 1g
Kate Ziegler 1g
Casey Heffner 1a
Alexa Machado 3 saves

COUNCIL ROCK NORTH 13, COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 7

CR South
Hannah Inchausti 2g
Neena Culleton 1g
Anna DiDonato 1g
Mary Kate Simpson 1
Paige Schmid 1g
Sarah Womer 2a
Chloe Wszolek 4

Henderson 20, Sun Valley 3

Henderson
Breanne Grove 1g 1CT
CLAIRE APPLEBEE 2g 2a 2CT
EMMA CLARK 2g 1a 3DC
Emma Laudermilch 1g
Hayley DeAgostine 4g 1a 4DC
JORDYN BAUER 1g 2a 1CT
RYANN BAUER 1g 2a
Kara Reichart 3g 3a 2CT 3DC
LILLY SISKIND 2g 2a
Maddie Reuther 1g
Avery Benson 1g
Katie Heisman 1g 1a
Olivia Cotellesse 1g

Sun Valley
Sami 2g
Anna 1g

Boyertown 17, Phoenixville 9

Bt 8 – 9 – 17
Phx 5 – 4 – 9

Bt
Hannah Wentzel 4g, 1a
Maddy Siejk 5g
Sydney Fox 2g, 1a
Hailey Heimbach 2g, 2a
Kate Kada 2g
Payton Hughes 2g
Sarah Didget 3 saves
Kasey Fox 3 saves

Phx
Kylie Crovetti 3g, 1a
Natalie Rubio 1g
Alyssa Neppach 2g
Lila Tuckman 1g
Sean Tuckman 1a
Becca Lewis 1g
Kyra Trafford 1g
Katie McErlean 1a
Emily Lolli 8 saves

Franklin Towne Charter 15, Central 3

FTC 9-6- 15
Central 1-2- 3

FTC
Jillian Stokes – 8g
Julia Fialkowski – 1g
Madyson Schwartz – 2g
Alexis Liberatore – 1g
Laura Pelczar – 3g

Central
Adela Qalliaj – 2g
Nicole Umeweni – 1g

Merion Mercy Academy 19, St. Basil 3
St. Basil 2-1 -3
Merion Mercy 11-8 -19

St. Basil
Claire Cassidy 1 goal
Brooke Shissier 2 goals
Tara Mingacci 10 saves

Merion Mercy
Caroline Steller 1 goal and 7 assists
Annie Dombrowski 2 goals
Brenna Stone 1 goal
Caroline Heath 2 goals
Jackie Benedict 3 goals
Allie Scannopieco 3 goals and 2 assists
Kolbe Keating 4 goals
Grace Gillespie 2 goals and 1 assist
Brittney Bedrossian 1 goal
Quinn Guilday 1 assist
Lauren Thomas 2 saves
Mary Cate Markey 2 saves

Villa Maria 9, Mount Saint Joseph 8

Villa Maria
Audrey Fantazzia 3 goals, 2 assists
Bri Bamber 2 goals
Lauren Dunn 1 goal
Annina Iacobucci 1 goal, 4 assists
Caroline Antell 1 goal
Sarah Moffit 2CT
Bridget Forde 2CT
Adele Iacobucci 2 CT
Maddie Medve 12 saves

Mount Saint Joseph Academy
Abby Aita – 1g, 2gb,1dc
Mk Maloney – 2g, 4gb, 4a, 4dc
Ashley Pyne – 2gb, 2dc
Izzy Balcer – 1g, 2gb, 1a, 1dc
Nat McNamera – 1g, 3gb, 1dc
Liz Meister – 3gb, 1dc
Maddie Grass – 7 saves
Cara Sheedy – 3g, 2gb
Kateri – 1gb, 2dc

Plymouth Whitemarsh 14, Cheltenham 4

PW 9-5- 14
Cheltenham 2-2- 4

Cheltenham
M Dorsey 2g
D Shelton 1g
T Maroon 1g

PW
Ali Diamond 5g
Monica Dresnin 3g,5a
Maudie Barman 2g, 1a
Victoria Bitterly 1g,1a
Sophie Kolkka 1g
Lilly Hanson 1g
Lex Petrakis 1g

Abington 25, Norristown 2

Halftime score 14-1

Abington:
Maddie Sjoholm 1g, 1a, 4dc
Jules Greco 1a, 1dc
Jordan Campbell 1g, 1gb
Cathy Staerk 2g, 1a, 2dc
Hecka Morris 1g, 1a, 1dc
Anna Joseph 1g, 1ct
Kirsten Pedicone 1ct, 1gb
Mikki Raymond 2a, 1ct, 5dc
Haley Turner 1g
Lindsay Baer 2g, 1dc
Sam McGee 3g, 1a, 3dc
Casey McCallister 2a, 1ct
Kaley Enhow 3g, 1a, 1ct
Becca Gable 1g
Lauren Van Buren 2g, 4a, 1ct, 1gb, 2dc
Abby Thomas 3g, 2gb, 1dc
Sam Simon 2g, 1a, 2ct, 1dc
Sam Raymond 1g
Riley Campbell 1g
Micaela Murcar 3 saves

Norristown
McIntyre 1g
Barry 1g

Perkionmen Valey 19, Pottsgrove 7

Perkiomen Valley 11-8- 19
Pottsgrove 3-4-7

PVHS
Christie Balestra 4G, 3A
Abby Bergman 3G 2DC
Kat Kelley 5G 2A 3DC
Anna Koniencki 4G 2A 4 DC
Sydney Marasco 1G 2A 1DC
Paige Tyson 2G 4A 3DC
Devon Fleischmann 10 saves

Pottsgrove
Cheyene Owens 3G
Madison Davis 2G
Brooke Saylor 2G

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/21/16

High School
Boys’

Cardinal O’Hara at Archbishop Carroll
Emmaus at Bethlehem Liberty
Strath Haven at Conestoga
Downingtown West at Downingtown East
Springside Chestnut Hill at Episcopal Academy
Simon Gratz at Frankford
Bethlehem Catholic at Freedom
Ridley at Garnet Valley
Neshaminy at George School
Radnor at Harriton
Central Bucks South at Hatboro-Horsham
Penncrest at Haverford High
Avon Grove at Kennett
Marple Newtown at Lower Merion
Allentown Central Catholic at Nazareth Area
Oxford at Norristown
Central Bucks East at North Penn
Malvern Prep at Penn Charter
Parkland at Pleasant Valley
Springfield-Twp at Plymouth-Whitemarsh
Lansdale Catholic at Quakertown
West Chester Henderson at Sun Valley
Council Rock North at Truman
Springfield-Delco at Upper Darby
Cheltenham at Upper Dublin
Perkiomen School at Valley Forge MA
Great Valley at West Chester East
Bishop Shanahan at West Chester Rustin
Delaware Friends at West Philadelphia
Holy Ghost Prep at Wissahickon

Girls’

Interboro at Academy Park
Penn Charter at Agnes Irwin
Germantown Academy at Archbishop Wood
Kennett at Avon Grove
Episcopal Academy at Baldwin School
West Chester Rustin at Bishop Shanahan
St. Hubert at Bonner-Prendergast
Archbishop Ryan at Cardinal O’Hara
Souderton at Central Bucks East
Central Bucks South at Central Bucks West
Upper Moreland at Cheltenham
Unionville at Coatesville
Acad of the New Church at Conwell-Egan
Neshaminy at Council Rock North
North Penn at Council Rock South
New Hope-Solebury at Delaware County CS
Downingtown East at Downingtown West
Liberty at Emmaus
New Hope-Solebury at George School
West Chester East at Great Valley
Archbishop Carroll at Hallahan
Friends’ Central at Hill School
Jenkintown at Lower Moreland
Lower Merion at Marple Newtown
Pottstown at Methacton
Pleasant Valley at Parkland
Chichester at Penn Wood
Haverford at Penncrest
Pennridge at Pennsbury
Springfield-Montco at Plymouth-Whitemarsh
Harriton at Radnor
Garnet Valley at Ridley
Pope John Paul II at Spring-Ford
Upper Darby at Springfield-Delco
Bishop McDevitt at St. Basil Academy
Conestoga at Strath Haven
Hatboro-Horsham at Upper Merion
Upper Dublin at Wissahickon

College

Women’s
Division I

Ohio State at Rutgers 7:00 pm

Division III

Cabrini at Centenary 5:00 pm
Gwynedd-Mercy at Neumann 6:00 pm
Bryn Mawr at Penn State-Abington 4:00 pm

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/21/16
From Press Release

LEGACY Global Sports will host the Warrior National Prospect Invite, Brine National Lacrosse Classic, and the Brine National Lacrosse Academy from July 19-22 at the River City Sportsplex in Richmond, VA. During this first-time All-Star Week, all three flagship events will be staggered to highlight “best of the best” youth and high school players while affording maximum game time and optimal scouting opportunities.

Players earn the privilege of participating in the first two lacrosse tournaments through a rigorous selection process conducted by high school coaches across the country that is designed to place top-tier athletes in front of NCAA coaches from all divisions. Many of those coaches also “play it forward” by providing collegiate-level instruction to youth players attending the Brine National Lacrosse Academy, empowering the coaches to give back and develop up-and-coming talent in the formative years.

“There’s nothing in the lacrosse world like this,” said Joel Franklin, Director of Lacrosse Division for LEGACY Global Sports, “By integrating all three prestigious events within one All-Star Week, we offer something for players at virtually every age and stage.

At the Brine National Lacrosse Academy, youth players are further developed under the tutelage of leading NCAA coaches. The Warrior National Prospect Invite and the Brine National Lacrosse Classic enable college coaches to scout some of the most exceptional high school athletes in the country, offering them unprecedented recruiting convenience. It’s the best of lacrosse in one convenient location,allowing players to get the exposure they need and college coaches to maximize their recruiting efforts.

“The Warrior National Prospect Invite, Brine National Lacrosse Classic and Brine National Lacrosse Academy enables a college coach to scout some of the most exceptional high school athletes in the country, offering them unprecedented recruiting convenience.”

A benchmark for youth and high school lacrosse in the United States, the Brine National Lacrosse Classic now in it’s ninth year, is an annual showcase event featuring more than 1,000 premier players from across the country selected to participate based on skills and sportsmanship demonstrated in regional tryouts. As a gateway to the NCAA, thousands of Brine National Lacrosse Classic participants have gone on to play at the college level.

New this year, the Warrior National Prospect Invite will highlight 430 high-achieving, uncommitted lacrosse players from the 2018 and 2019 graduating classes selected based on athletic acumen, personal character and academic excellence through a comprehensive nominating and coach referral process.

Click here to nominate a player, boy or girl.

The event is highly selective and promises to be a two-day focal point for NCAA lacrosse coaches.

In its sixth year under the direction of Ron Caputo, assistant men’s lacrosse coach at Duke University, Chelsea Rosiek, head women’s lacrosse coach at St. Bonaventure University and Eileen Ghent, head women’s lacrosse coach at Monmouth University, the three-day Brine National Lacrosse Academy offers an intensive daily curriculum presented by leading top NCAA lacrosse coaches focused on how a young lacrosse athlete should develop in order to compete at the top high school and collegiate level. The program includes individual and group position instruction, human performance, sport psychology and national game competition.