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Blue Ox Boys and Girls Summer Camps, for all ages, June 17-20 and Aug. 19-22 at Indian Springs Day Camp in Chester Springs.
Dates Session 1: Monday June 17th – Thursday June 20th (9am-3pm)
Dates Session 2: Monday Aug. 19th – Thursday Aug. 22nd (9am-3pm)
Age Groups: All Ages
Lacrosse followed by a day of adventure and fun on the 46 acre campsite
Activities include but are not limited to: GA-GA, Basketball, Volleyball, Swimming, Boating and Fishing, Mini Golf
Session 1 registration
Session 2 registration

Black Bear Lacrosse summer camps, Kindergarten-Rising 9th GRADES! (AGES 5-15) of all experience levels.
All camps typically run 9am-1pm with a break built in at 11am
Black Bear also offers a sibling discount to families of 10% per additional child!**
*Rental equipment available for $65 (paid at check out)
**-contact us for the sibling discount code
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE EARLY BIRD $25.00 OFF PROMOTION NOW THROUGH FEBRUARY 18TH! USE COUPON CODE EARLYBIRD25 AT CHECK OUT!
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR A BLACK BEAR LACROSSE CAMP
COLLEGEVILLE/PVHS CAMP 6/17-6/21 @Perkiomen Valley High School
Directed by Bryan Churchey Head Coach at Perkiomen Valley High School
PHOENIXVILLE (NEW FOR 2019!) 6/24-6/27 @ Phoenixville Early Learning Center (Cost is $165)
Directed by Bryan Churchey Head Coach at Perkiomen Valley High School
DANIEL BOONE 6/24-6/28 @ Amity Township Park
Directed by Grady Wise Head Coach at Boyertown Area High School
AVALON NJ SESSION 1 7/1-7/5 @ AVALON SPORTS COMPLEX (BOYS & GIRLS)
Directed by Jon Heisman Head Coach at Bishop Shanahan High School ($275)
LIMERICK SESSION 1 7/8-7/12 @ MANDERACH PARK
Directed by Grady Wise Head Coach at Boyertown Area High School
BOYERTOWN 7/22-7/26 @ NEW HANOVER RECREATION CENTER
Directed by Grady Wise Head Coach at Boyertown Area High School
AVALON NJ SESSION 2 8/5-8/9 @ AVALON SPORTS COMPLEX (BOYS & GIRLS)
Directed by Jon Heisman Head Coach at Bishop Shanahan High School ($275)
LIMERICK SESSION 2 7/29-8/2 @ MANDERACH PARK
Directed by Matt Justice Offensive Coordinator for Men’s Lacrosse at Eastern University

Black Bear lacrosse camp, K-to-9, at The Williamson College of the Trades in Media on June 17-21. Directors teach players the proper technique and fundamentals of the game and develop their skills and lacrosse IQ. This is accomplished in a fun-filled, exciting atmosphere run by top coaches and college players. No matter your skill level when you start the week, you are sure to leave as a much better player after attending a Black Bear camp. The Williamson College of the Trades camp will be directed by head coach Sean Tischler. He is the Defensive Coordinator at JUCO Williamson College of the Trades in Delaware County PA and the 2020 head coach for Black Bear Lacrosse travel teams.
Visit https://blackbearlax.com/camps.html to register!

NXT Play Fastcamps, fundamental-level four-day camp for boys ages 7-to-14 who want to tune-up their skills and elevate their game. For players of all levels and positions, including goalie, the carefully-designed Play Fast curriculum skips the lines and puts players through fast-paced, high-energy drills. The 8-to-1 player-to-coach ratio keeps things moving.
Early Bird Pricing. Take advantage of $50 off early bird savings and register prior to April 1.
La Salle College HS ( June 17 – 20)
Bryn Mawr College (June 24 – 27)
Cabrini University (July 15 – 18)
La Salle College HS (July 15 – 18) Click here for registration

NXT Cradle Lacrosse Camps. Cradle’s four-day camp focuses on building players’ confidence and having success through its unique curriculum that allows kids to be introduced to lacrosse in a fun, unique way. Cradle Lacrosse is open to boys and girls ages 4-8 that want to learn lacrosse!
La Salle College HS ( June 17 – 20)
Bryn Mawr College (June 17 – 20)
Bryn Mawr College (June 24 – 27)
Cabrini University (July 15 – 18)
La Salle College HS (July 15 – 18) Click here to register

NXT Lacrosse Academy. The goal is to help you achieve your goals on the lacrosse field. The focus of the summer NLA is small-group instruction targeted for players who want to focus on offensive development for the 2023, 2024, and 2025 grad years. Camp enrollment will be limited to ensure quality reps and high exposure to professional coaches. Poles are encouraged to attend if they want to work on becoming better shooters and stickhandlers. NXT directors & current Division I, II, and III college players will help demo, train, and develop the next generation.
All players receive a NLA shirt and jersey!
La Salle College HS (June 18 – 20)
Bryn Mawr College (June 25 – 27)
Cabrini University (July 16 – 18)
La Salle College HS (July 16 – 18) Click here for registration

Team 302 Boys & Girls Camps, for the North and South regions of Delaware. South camps, Location: TBD. Grades: Rising 3rd Grade to 8th Grade. (The boys and girls camps will be on two separate Fields. Location TBD)
Dates: June 22nd-24th
Times: 5:00pm-8:00pm
North Camps at Tower Hill School
Grades: Rising 3rd Grade to 8th Grade
Address: 2813 West 17th Street, Wilmington DE 19806
(The boys & girls camps will be on two separate fields @ Tower Hill)
Dates: June 24th-27th
Times: 9:00am – 2:00pm
Cost: $280 (Discount for 302 Members)
Click here to register

Be Your Best Lacrosse 2019 summer camps for boys and girls in K through Grade 9 at Wissahickon Middle School.
Be Your Best Lacrosse Camp’s number one goal is to make each camper a better lacrosse player while having fun learning the game. The Camp believes the best way to achieve this goal is to have excellent staff-camper interaction while teaching the game.
Click here to register
This camp will teach skills, techniques and strategies of lacrosse. It stresses the importance of good fundamentals, training and FUN!! The camp encourages all levels of players to learn, improve and enjoy! Camp Shirt/Pinnie & Daily prizes: “Camper of the day”, Hustle Bag, Awards Friday, Gatorade Awards Outstanding instruction – Fundamental drills with an emphasis on improving individual skills Radar Gun for “Fastest Shot” competition & Lacrosse Olympics & special guests.
Location: Wissahickon Middle School, 521 Houston Rd, Ambler PA 19002
Session 1:- June 24th – June 28th (Mon-Fri) 8:30 – 2:30
Session 2: July 8th – July 12th (Mon-Fri) 8:30 – 2:30
Click here to register

Holy Ghost Prep Lacrosse Summer Camp for boys aged 8 to 14 on June 24-28, from 6-8 p.m. The HGP Lacrosse Camp, directed by Ryan Tessler, features past HGP Alums who compete at the collegiate level as counselors, offering elite instruction in defense, dodging, shooting, faceoffs, goalie play and stick skills. The HGP coaching staff will be supervising the camp. Campers will get to experience the HGP Varsity Experience, learning from counselor demos, drills, video and competition. Click here to register and click on the lacrosse link.

HEADstrong Lacrosse Club Summer Camp Series, in South Jersey. These camps will also provide a platform for each athlete to be empowered to make a difference in their communities through their experiences. Swedesboro: June 24-28 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Locke Avenue Park (58 Locke Avenue; ages 7-15 only). Lower Township: July 15-18 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Freeman S. Douglas Jr. Memorial Park (676 Route 9, Ages 7 -18). Players will learn the fundamentals of dodging, passing, catching, shooting, individual defense, goalie play and face-off technique. Athletes will also learn team offense, defense, riding, clearing and transition play. There will be appearances from current and former college and professional players, and campers will receive a limited edition HEADstrong tank top, HEADstrong shoelaces, a HEADstrong lanyard, and a HEADstrong sticker, with the opportunity to win even more prizes. Proceeds from the camp will support the HEADstrong Foundation’s Nick’s House, a family home in Swarthmore, Pa., that provides complimentary lodging to families seeking cancer treatment in the region. Click here for Freeman Douglas camp
Register here for Swedesboro camp

Warrior Spirit Youth Lacrosse Camp, June 24-27, at a Great Valley field site (TBA).
Times: 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM
Ages: Boys, Age 10-14 (Grades 4 – 8)
Early Bird Registration Ends April 1
Registration
Focus on providing campers with a positive experience while playing the sport of lacrosse. Campers can expect to participate in individual sessions, team concepts and tournament style play. We offer a variety of character building activities including guest speakers, gifts from past players and motivational stories for your child to share with you. Check out our website for details and a video from last years camp!
Head coaches: Jason Wolensky – Founder & Assistant Coach at Great Valley High School. Ben Walton – Head Coach Great Valley High School
register – https://www.warriorspiritlax.com/product/warrior-spirit-camp/

Fusion Lacrosse “Cape Escape” Overnight Lacrosse Camp on June 25-28 at Cape Henlopen State Park in Lewes, DE. Ages: Rising 5th-9th grade
Cape Escape is much more than a lacrosse camp! Campers will learn from professional instructors each day while, bonding, swimming, fishing, endless camp games (volleyball, basketball, 3x lax, cornhole), great food, camp fires, finishing with a last morning cape cannon hike! Click here to register

Excel Boys Lacrosse Summer Camp at The Episcopal Academy for players going in to 3^rd-8^th grade: July 8-12 and July 15-19.  Come train with EA’s head varsity boys lacrosse coach and Camp Director, Chris Bates. The focus of camp is skill and concept development in a fun, engaging environment.  Excel’s curriculum includes individual skills such as stickwork, dodging, shooting, and defensive play. Half field offensive and defensive concepts, as well as full field play will be in the afternoon session. Off the field, campers will be exposed to specialty sessions, such as:  leadership development, nutrition, and an introduction to strength training and speed/agility training. Campers will have daily access to EA pool to cool off during their lunch break!  Here’s a link to learn more about Excel Programs and register for Boys Lacrosse Summer Camp:  https://www.excelatea.org/.  Any questions, feel free to email excel@episcopalacademy.org.

UNC Men’s Camps,Elite Skills Camp – July 13-15, 5th-12th graders
Team Skills Camp and Showcase – July 24-27, for HS teams and individuals
Prospect Camp – July 16, 23 for Classes of 2021-2023
For more information on events please visit tarheellacrossecamp.com
Have Questions? Please email coach@tarheellacrossecamp.com

PENN*LAX Box Camp, rising 3rd grade – 8th grade, Maplezone Sports Institute, July 23-26, 9am-12pm. With box lacrosse exploding throughout the United States there is a severe lack of qualified coaching or knowledge of the game. Allow Fusion’s experts to give your child the tools necessary to succeed in box lacrosse. We are able to teach the game in a fun atmosphere of non-stop action and skill repetition
Click here to sign up for Camp updates!

NXT Hype Night Camp is an elite training opportunity for players in grades 7 through 9, determined to compete against some of the top 120 male and 100 female lacrosse players with elite coaches in the Philadelphia area (grad years 2023, 2024, 2025). Boys and girls Hype Night Camps draw from all local clubs and are separate events but will occur simultaneously.
Proving Grounds (August 6 -8)
Click here for registration

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Saturday

HS boys

St. Augustine Prep (NJ) 5, Moorestown 3
Abington 8, Methacton 7
Perkiomen Valley 5, Lansdale Catholic 1
Parkland 10, Wilson 5
Academy New Church 5, Manheim Township 4, 3 OT
St. Sebastian (MA) 12, Conestoga 6
Central Bucks East 10, West Chester Rustin 9
Kennett 11, Penncrest 4
Boyertown 8, Exeter 4
Wissahickon 11, Holy Ghost Prep 5
Staples-Westport (CT) 7, Germantown Academy 6, OT
Harriton 14, Upper Merion 5
Owen J. Roberts 12, Great Valley 5
Central Bucks West 15, Upper Moreland 2
Seton Hall Prep (NJ) 8, Malvern Prep 7
Landon School (MD) 8, Episcopal Academy 3
Bishop Shanahan 12, Hershey 4
Downingtown East 6, Strath Haven 5
Westtown School 6, Father Judge 1
Avon Grove 12, Spring-Ford 5
St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 13, Penn Charter 4
South Brunswick (NJ) 5, Archbishop Wood 3
Neshaminy 12, Marple Newtown 9
Emmaus 10, North Penn 7

Bergen Catholic (NJ) at Hill School
Cardinal O’Hara at Devon Prep
Plymouth Whitemarsh at Archbishop Ryan
Phoenixville at Wyomissing

Girls
Cape Henlopen 19, Worcester Prep (MD) 6
Garnet Valley 11, Kennard-Dale 9
Cardinal O’Hara 16, Merion Mercy 6
St. Mary’s (Md.) 9, Penn Charter 6
Saucon Valley 17, Easton 14
Pope John Paul II 17, Upper Perkiomen 7
Episcopal Academy 17, Lawrenceville School (NJ) 9
Villa Maria Academy 11, Unionville 10
Abington 10, Great Valley 8
Ridley 16, North Penn 13

NLL
Toronto 12, Wings 11

Men’s D1

UMBC 19, Lafayette 8
Brown 14, Princeton 10
Robert Morris 15, St. Joseph’s 9
Villanova 15, Marquette 11
Lehigh 10, Boston University 8
Army 15, Bucknell 13
UMass 10, Drexel 9
Penn 13, Yale 12, 2 OT
D2
Chestnut Hill 14, St. Thomas Aquinas 8

D3
Catholic 14, Moravian 13
Bryn Athyn 13, Centenary 4
Dickinson 19, Eastern 6
Franklin & Marshall 18, Haverford 12
Cabrini 20, Gwynedd Mercy 2
Hood 13, Arcadia 12, OT
Lycoming 9, Widener 8
Marywood 18, Immaculata 5
Rosemont 23, Keystone 8
Ursinus 16, Swarthmore 13

D1 Women’s
Florida 15, Temple 8
Lafayette 15, American 11
Army 15, Lehigh 13
Robert Morris 13, Drexel 10
Villanova 15, Marquette 13

D2
Jefferson 23, Felician 3
Chestnut Hill 18, Post 7
Holy Family 15, Nyack 11
West Chester 18, Mercyhurst 11
D3
Arcadia 10, Hood 9
Dickinson 17, Bryn Mawr 3
Frankin & Marshall 18, Haverford 17
Gwynedd Mercy 14, Mt. St. Mary 5
Marywood 18, Immaculata 9
Morrisville State 22, Penn State-Abington 2
Gettysburg 17, Muhlenberg 4
Bryn Athyn 18, Rosemont 1
Swarthmore 15, Ursinus 11
Widener 24, Lycoming 9

Sunday
Men’s D 1
Penn State at Maryland, 7 p.m.

Women’s D1
VCU at La Salle
Delaware at Louisville
Penn at Northwestern
St. Joe’s at Massachusetts
Columbia at Lehigh
VCU at LIU Brooklyn
Drexel at Penn

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From Press Release

Statement made.

The No. 13 University of Pennsylvania men’s lacrosse team stunned the defending national champions at Franklin Field today, beating No. 2 Yale, 13-12, in triple overtime to cap an instant classic.

The win is the fifth in a row for a Penn team which had started the season with three consecutive losses. The Quakers (5-3, 3-0 Ivy League) now sit alone in first place in the Ivies.

What appeared to be a comfortable lead for the Quakers in the fourth quarter evaporated as the Bulldogs rattled off four straight goals to turn an 11-8 Penn lead into a 12-11 Yale advantage with 2:05 to play. The Quakers held on defense following a Yale faceoff win, and Tyler Dunn would transition the ball downfield before eventually beating the buzzer to level the game at 12 apiece with 0:01 remaining in regulation.

The teams would battle through two overtime periods before freshman Sam Handley switched to his left hand to fire home the game-winner and set off a raucous celebration at historic Franklin Field.

Notes To Know…
Penn is now 3-0 in the Ivy League, marking the first time since 1984 that the Quakers have opened an Ivy League season with three consecutive wins. That 1984 team would go on to finish 6-0 in the Ivy League, part of a 12-2 season.

The Quakers have won five games in a row, their longest since winning eight in a row in 2014 on their way to a NCAA Tournament berth.

The win ends a seven-game losing streak to Yale dating back to 2015. The Bulldogs had ended Penn’s season in the Ivy League semifinals in each of the last three seasons.

The win is the third in a row for Penn when playing a ranked opponent. The Quakers knocked off then-No. 8 Cornell last weekend and started their five-game win streak with a win at then-No. 11 Villanova. Overall this season, Penn is 3-3 against Top-20 opponents, and 2-2 in one-goal games against ranked opponents – each of those coming against teams then inside the Top-8.
Penn’s last win in 3 OTs came against Yale – a 10-9 win at Franklin Field in 2011. Penn is 7-9 in overtime under Mike Murphy.

Simon Mathias had two goals and an assist to extend his point-scoring streak to all 51 career games – the second-longest active streak in the nation. He also extended his goal scoring streak to 28 games, tied for the longest-active streak in the country.

Mathias moved into No. 5 all-time at Penn with 99 career goals.

Junior Kyle Gallagher more than held his own against Yale’s TD Ierlan at the X. In a matchup of two of the top four faceoff men in the country, Ierlan had 15 wins to 14 for Gallagher.
Handley finished with two goals and three assists. He now has 32 points this season, with 29 of them coming over the last six games.

Adam Goldner (Malvern Prep) scored twice, extending his point-scoring streak to 17 games. He has 2+ goals in 12 consecutive games.

Reed Junkin set a career-high with 22 saves, including four during the first two overtime periods.
Kyle Thornton had two caused turnovers and tied his career high with four ground balls.

How It Happened…

The Quakers did not lead until midway through the third quarter, but they never let Yale get too comfortable as the defending national champs never led by more than two goals. There were eight ties in the game, and it was Penn who would hold the largest lead of the game with a pair of three-goal leads in the second half.

Matt Gaudet scored twice in the first quarter, helping Yale open a 3-1 lead 7:05 into the game. After Gaudet’s second goal, Mathias would connect on an unassisted goal before Dylan Gergar scored the first of his three in the game on the man-up off an assist from Handley. Those two Penn goals came just 0:30 apart and let Yale know there would be no reprisal of last season’s Ivy League Tournament semifinals where the Bulldogs steamrolled to a 21-6 win.

In fact, the Quakers would go on to score more in this game than they did in two meetings with Yale last year.

The two sides would trade goals for the remainder of the second quarter, Yale netting the final tally of the opening half off the stick of Matt Brandau with 0:50 left in the half.

Out of halftime, Penn would net the next two goals. Mathias scored first, then Alex Roesner would drive down the right wing and give Penn its first lead of the game with a short-side snipe.

Those two goals were part of a 5-1 Penn run in the third quarter. Adam Goldner would score two of the next three for Penn, sandwiched around a goal from Gergar. Twice, Goldner found himself with space 10 yards from cage and he finished both times.

Yale would match with a 5-1 run of its own in the fourth quarter, tying the game on a Jackson Morrill goal with 2:55 to play before taking a 12-11 lead via Gaudet’s third of the game with 2:05 remaining.

TD Ierlan won the ensuing faceoff, giving Yale a chance to either add to its lead or at least run valuable clock. Penn’s defense stood tall and forced Yale into a shot clock violation with just over a half minute remaining. Tyler Dunn would do all of the work on the clear, giving Penn a chance to extend the game With time winding down, Sean Lulley fed Dunn on the right side and the senior co-captain challenged, then spun and fired a rocket inside the far post just before the clock expired.

The Quakers held on through two overtime periods, relying on two saved in each of the first extra frames from Junkin as the Red and Blue managed just one shot over the eight minutes.

Finally, in the third overtime period Gallagher won a faceoff to give Penn clean possession. Mitch Bartolo would dish to Mathias coming from behind the goal. Penn’s other senior co-captain would feed his freshman teammate, and the rookie calmly switched hands before beating Yale’s keeper stick side for the winner.

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Abington 8, Methacton 7
Abington: 2 2 2 2 8
Methacton: 0 2 2 3 7

Methacton:
Kyle McKelvey (2G,1A)
Jack Pellegrino (2G,1A)
Mike Merola (2G)
Pay Sikora (2A)
Justin Sanelli (1A)
Jack Wall (1A)

Abington:
Nate Rose (2G,1A)
Dimitri Sarver (1G,1A)
Alex Wall (2G)
Kevin Fitz (1G)
Dom Richiardi (1G)
Shawn McConnell (1A)
Marco McFee (1A)
Matt Werner (1G)

Kennett 11, Penncrest 4
Kennett 6 2 2 1 11
Penncrest 0 1 2 1 4

Kennett
Matt Ward 3 G 1 A
Sam Forte 2 G
Broc Fantazzi 2 G
James Lower 1 G 1A
Richie Hughson 1 G 12-4 FO
Ethan Schmidt 1 G
Jake Freebery 1 G 2 A
Vince Cresci 1 A
Greg Brison 1 A

Central Bucks East 10, West Chester Rustin 9
CB East 3-1-3-3 10
WC Rustin 1-3-2-3 9

CB EAST SCORING
Ryan Stout 2G 1A
Ryan Eife 3G
Ryan Gray 1G 2A
Jimmy Knepp 2G
Evan Bullotta 1G 1A
Ryan Carroll 1G
EAST FACE-OFF WINS
Jake Kueny – 6 face off wins
Evan Bullotta – 4 face off wins.
EAST SAVES
Liam Rosenthal – 8

Rustin
Nick Madonna 5g 1a
Alex Hutsell 2g
Will Pileggi 1g 2a
Michael Burke 1a
Anthony Simone 1a
Jake Spaniak 1g 12/20 FO
Tom Handy 14 saves

Perkiomen Valley 5, Lansdale Catholic 1
PV 1-0-3-1 5
LC 0-1-0-0 1

PV Stats
Nick Steele 3g 1a
Connor Roop 1g 1a
Sam Nice 1g 1a
Ryan Poston 1a
Matt Brock 7/10 FO
Rob Farrington 10 saves

LC Stats
Connor Mann 1g
Jesse Brown 1a
Connor Flanagan 15 saves

Boyertown 8, Exeter 4

Boyertown:
Grizz Eardley 2g
Brady McFalls 2g 2a
AJ Robinson 1G
Alex Axman 2g 1a
Lane Yergey 1G
Josh Ricci 1a
Jake Miller 3gbs
Zach Mayan 5gbs 7/16 on faceoffs
Robert Wood 11 saves

Exeter:
Jon Oberholtz 2g
Jason Metz 1G 3a
Justin Motta 1G

Staples-Westport (CT) 7, Germantown Academy 6, OT

GA:
Wills Jordan 2 goals
Noah Spratt 1 goal
Gunnar Bogorowski 1 goal
Timmy Ruth 1 goal
Jack McHugh 1 goal
Liam Rosato 11/17
Brendan Donnelly had 9 saves

Wissahickon 11, Holy Ghost Prep 5

Wissahickon
J. Intrieri- 3g, 4a
B. Myers- 1g, 2a
O. Baim- 1g, 1a
B. Lehman- 1g,1a
M. Fritz- 1g, 1a – 18/19 FO
M. Licata – 1g R. Brown – 1g
S. Baker – 1g
D. Wolfe – 1g
S. Pfeiffer 8 saves

HGP
Sean McLoughlin 1A
Jack Mahoney 2A
Sean Booth 1 A
Henry Fina 1A
Don Kovacevich 2 G
Ben Morschauser 3 G
Zach May 5 Saves

Academy of the New Church 5, Manheim Township 4, 3 OT

ANC
Jeb Brenfleck 4g (GW)
Tommy Vandegrift 1a
Hunter Jaronski 1a
Jack Joyner 1g
Drew Carr 1a
Griff McGinley 14 saves

Harriton 14, Upper Merion 5
Harriton 2 5 5 2 14
Upper Merion 0 3 0 2 5

Harriton:
M. Stewart 3G 2A 2gb
Wackerman 3G 2A 2gb 1cto
J. Smith 2G 2A 1gb 1cto
B. Stewart 2G 3gb 1cto
L. Northington 2G 2gb
C. Gutsche 1G !A
J. Northington 1G 4gb 1cto
Attillasoy 1A 1gb
Faceoff
Sullivan 7/12 5gb
Prince 6/8 3gb
Saves
DePetris 5
Fellheimer 3
Defense led by
McKenna 3gb 1cto
Peterson3gb
Copley 1gb

Parkland 10, Wilson 4

Parkland
Eli Fisher 3G 1A
Zach Poremba 2G
James Cipolla 1G 2A
Matt Geroulo 1G
Greg Santa-Anna 1A
Alex Albertson 1G
Will Filipivits 1G
Joe Derenzo 1G
James McLaughlin 6 saves

Wilson
Cam Magalotti 2G 1A
Corey Powers 1G 2A
Joe Kieffer 1G

Owen J. Roberts 12, Great Valley 5
GV 2-1-0-2 = 5
OJR 3-3-4-2 = 12

Great Valley
Michael Corrigan 3g
Darren Middleton 1g
Kevin Travers 1g
Jackson Campbell, goalie, 19 saves

Owen J. Roberts
Mick Kilgallon 3g, 1a
Logan Clefisch 2g, 2a
Cooper Chamberlain 2g, 2a
Chris Deanna 2g
Ben Colt 2g
Christian Broddt 1g, 1a
Ben Hornak, goalie, 9 saves

CBW 15, Upper Moreland 2
CBW: 5-3-6-1=15
UM: 1-0-0-1=2

CBW GOALS:
Goals: Garrett Hitchens 3, Erik Ojert 3, David Ross 3, Jake Lang 2, Christian Kunkel 2, Conor Albrecht, Terence Devlin

ASSISTS: CBW: Albrecht 2, E.Ojert 2, Lang 2, Jeff Jeff Woosnam, Devlin, Ricky Albert, Cameron Wassmann

SAVES:CBW: Max Dunar 2, TJ Kelly 1

GROUNDBALLS: CBW-Blake Ewaskey 6,

FACEOFFS: CBW: Garrett Hitchens 12 of 12, Mike Miletto 8 of 8

Seton Hall Prep (NJ) 8, Malvern Prep 7

MP
Lotz 1a
Peden 1a
Potemski 1g
Mcgill 1g
Doyle 1g
Pettinelli 2g
Hueston 2g
Waitte 1a
Pettit 12 saves
F/O Almonte 8 of 17

Bishop Shanahan 12, Hershey 4
Shanahan 6-2-4-0
Hershey 0-0-2–2

Shanahan scorers
Owen Murray 2G’s 1A
Gabe Goforth 3G’s 2A’s
Parker Childs 2G’s
Kyle Gucwa 2G’s 2A’s
Tyler Kingsbury 1G
Bryan Rafferty 1G
Vinnie Riccardo 1A
Luc Trudel 1G
Nic Pezone 4 saveS
Keegan Billie 3 saves
Tyler Kingsbury 12/16 FO’s

Westtown School 6, Father Judge 1
Westtown 2-2-1-1-Final 6
Judge 0-0-1-0-Final 1

Westtown
Jaxon Hendrickson 3g, 3gbs on 9 shots
Blake Larsen 3g, 5gbs on 5 shots
Harrison Williams 5gbs
Oliver Yuste 2gbs
Dorian Brotschul 1gb
Jack Cross 3gbs
Hakim Hicks 2gbs
Suraj Sharma 3gbs
Mathias Zawalski 1gb
Philip Coulter 3gbs
Cole Holloway 1gb
Matt Dolente 1gb
Charlie Herlocher 6 saves
Liam Davies 2 saves
Jack Cross won 2 out of 3/FO
Cole Holloway 4 out of 5/FO

Downingtown East 6, Strath Haven 5
D’Town East 2-1-1-2 = 6
Strath Haven 0-0-2-3 = 5

DTE
Jared Kolinsky 3G
Luke Wetzel 2G 2A
Grady Meredith 1G
Mike Ostertag 1G
Nico Iacovino 13 Saves

SH scoring
Ibo Pio 1g 1A
Liam Carney 1g 1A
Matt faggioli 1g 1A
Ethan Belville 2G
Vincey Palermo 11 saves

Avon Grove 12, Spring-Ford 5
Ag 3-2-5-2 – 12
SF 0-1-2-2. – 5

AG scoring
Xavier Salley 3g 1a
Zach Augustine 5g 2a
Jackson Muller 2g
David Turnball 1g 1a
Tom Savory 1g
Mike Russo 1a
Colby Riddell 1a
Saves:Zac Hanway 9

SpringFord scoring
Gensler 2g
Morgan 1g
Teets 2g
Groff 1a
Wilton 1a

South Brunswick (NJ) 5, Archbishop Wood 3
Archbishop Wood: 2-1-0-0=3
South Brunswick: 0-1-3-1=5

ABW:
Bryson Wilson (GK/Jr) 10 saves
Colin Bruestle (A/Sr) 1G 2A 2GB
Dan DIvita (M/So) 1G 1GB
Andrew Leinenbach (A/Sr) 1G
Ryan Woertz (M/So) 4GB

St. Stephen’s & St Agnes (VA) 13, Penn Charter 4

PC
Tygh 12-18 FO
Dyer 1 goal
DeMarco 1 goal
Seth 2 goal 1 assist
Michener 1 assist
Marano 9 saves
Tompkins 1 save

St. Augustine 5, Moorestown 3
Moorestown (1-1) 1 1 0 1 3
St. Augustine (1-0) 2 2 0 1 5

St. Augustine
David Burr 1g 1a
Mike Vanaman 3a
Elmarko Jackson 1a
Brendan Roth 1g
Danny Bennett 1g
Logan Hone 2g
Joey Serafine 13 saves

Emmaus 10, North Penn 7
EHS: 3-3-1-3 = 10
NPHS: 0-2-4-1 = 7

Emmaus High School
Oconnor Bailey 3g
Conway Sam 1g,1a
Bhagat Evan 1g
Adamczyk Alex 2g
Zach Whalen 1g,1a
Elias Elcock 1g
Mike Leschinsky 1g
Timmy higgins 1a
Devon Boyko 1a
Goalies:Franco Ben 10s

North Penn
L.yannui 3g
C. Young 1g
S,Rinck 1g
D. Payne 1g,1a
R. Machamara 1g
Goalies:B. Rimmer 10 saves

Fusion Lacrosse, the sponsor for the Philly boys’ high summaries, offers elite coaching and travel teams as well as comprehensive training and events for both box and outdoor lacrosse. Click here to get more information about Fusion Lacrosse

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/31/19
From Press Release

Caton Johnson – who helped lead Manheim Township to a PIAA Class AAA championship last June – made the most saves in a game by a University of North Carolina men’s lacrosse true freshman goalkeeper in history, including nine in the fourth quarter, and the Tar Heel defense held fifth-ranked Duke scoreless over the last 17:50 of the game as unranked Carolina rallied past the Blue Devils 10-8 before 3,734 fans at sun-drenched UNC Lacrosse Stadium Saturday afternoon.

Johnson (Duke’s LC), who had only played eight minutes this season prior to Saturday, made 21 saves against the Blue Devils and allowed only seven goals (he was in the penalty box when the Blue Devils scored one of their goals). It was the most saves by a UNC goalkeeper since Kieran Burke had 21 saves against Harvard on March 17, 2015 in a 15-10 UNC victory.

The two goalkeepers were a big story in the game as Turner Uppgren had a career-high 15 saves for the Blue Devils, three more than he had last Sunday in a 9-8 overtime loss at Syracuse. The Blue Devil senior had seven of his 15 saves in the opening period.

UNC bounced back from a 16-9 loss at Maryland last Saturday to improve to 7-3 on the season while winning its ACC opener and beating the Blue Devils for the first time since 2016 and only the third time in Chapel Hill since 2003. Duke is now 8-3 overall and 0-2 in the ACC. The Blue Devils had won seven games in a row this season before its losses to Syracuse and Carolina in the last six days.

Carolina played a deep roster, including 10 true freshmen amongst the 27 players who saw the field. UNC started three true freshmen on attack for the first time in school history as Nicky Solomon, Jacob Kelly and Brian Cameron earned the starts.

UNC senior Jake Peden (Downingtown East) also stood out as an anchor on the back line for the Heels.

Midfielder Matt Gavin played in the second midfield unit and saw action in just his sixth game this season but led Carolina offensively with two goals and an assist. Brian Cameron matched his career high for goals in a game with two tallies (he also scored twice earlier this year against Furman). Both freshman attackman Nicky Solomon and senior midfielder Timmy Kelly had a goal and an assist for the Tar Heels. Solomon has scored a goal in 10 straight games, each contest of his freshman season, and Kelly ran his streak for successive games with a point to 15 matches over the last two years.

Alex Trippi, Justin Anderson, Andy Matthews and Will Nicklaus had goals for Carolina. Nicklaus, whose father played golf at Carolina in the 1980s and whose grandfather is legendary golfer Jack Nicklaus, played in his first game for Carolina. His goal with 1:29 to play in the third quarter pulled UNC within 8-7 and sparked a scoring spree which saw North Carolina score three goals in the final 1:29 of the third quarter. Ryan O’Connell and Tanner Cook added assists for North Carolina.

Nakeie Montgomery scored three goals for Duke, all in a row in the third period. His third goal was part of a five-goal run by Duke which lifted it from a 6-3 deficit to an 8-6 lead with 2:50 left in the third period. Garrett Leadmon (Duke’s LC), Joey Manown, Jake Seau, Kevin Quigley and Reilly Walsh all scored single goals for Duke while Joe Robertson (Duke’s LC) and Brad Smith each had two assists. Robertson and Smith came into the game leading Duke in points with 37 and 30, respectively, but the UNC defense denied both of them goals (Robertson had nine shots-five saved by Johnson-and Smith five shots in the game, three of which were saved by Johnson).

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/31/19
From Press Release

The Toronto Rock (9-5) punched their ticket to the post-season with a 12-11 win over the Philadelphia Wings (3-11) on Saturday night at Scotiabank Arena in front of 11,244 fans. The win also gave the Rock a three-game season series sweep of the expansion Wings and was the team’s sixth straight victory at home.

The Rock built on a two-goal run that ended the first quarter and a 6-1 run gave them a 7-2 lead before the halfway point of the second quarter. Philadelphia tallied twice to close to within three, trailing 7-4 at the half.

In the third quarter, Rob Hellyer tacked on a pair of goals to the one he scored in the second quarter to complete the hat trick. He, along with Tom Schreiber and Dan Craig, helped increase the Rock advantage to four, leading 11-7 after three quarters.

The Wings weren’t done however. The visitors outscored the Rock 4-1 in the final quarter – as Matt Rambo (La Salle, Duke’s LC, Springside CHA assistant coach, 3G, 3A), Kevin Crowley (FusionLacrosse Co-Founder, Shipley assistant coach, 2G, 4A) and Blaze Riorden (1G, 4A) led the comeback along with Jordan Hall (4G, 1A) – and had a goal called back after video review determined Vaughan Harris had stepped in the crease prior to scoring. Brandon Slade netted the Rock’s twelfth goal, the eventual game-winner, off of a pretty behind-the-back pass from Powless on the crease.

Rock goal scorers were Powless and Hellyer with hat tricks that were complimented by two goals each from Craig and Rogers as well as singles from Schreiber and Slade.

Rock 12, Wings 11
Scoring 1 2 3 4 T
Philadelphia 1 3 3 4 -11
Toronto 3 4 4 1 -12

Team Stats SOG SOFF LB FO
Philadelphia 54 18 75 18-28
Toronto 53 17 52 10-28

Power Plays PP PIM
Philadelphia 3-4 10
Toronto 3-5 8

Scoring Summary
V – H # Q Team Time Scored By Assists PP SH
0 – 1 1 1 TOR 4:04 J.Powless C.Rogers B.Hostrawser
1 – 1 2 1 PHI 6:53 M.Rambo J.Hall x
1 – 2 3 1 TOR 9:07 C.Rogers J.Powless D.Craig x
1 – 3 4 1 TOR 11:43 J.Powless T.Schreiber x
1 – 4 5 2 TOR 1:20 R.Hellyer J.Powless D.Craig
1 – 5 6 2 TOR 3:34 C.Rogers R.Hellyer x
2 – 5 7 2 PHI 3:56 K.Crowley K.Matisz J.Currier
2 – 6 8 2 TOR 4:46 D.Craig J.Powless T.Schreiber
2 – 7 9 2 TOR 6:50 J.Powless D.Craig R.Hellyer
3 – 7 10 2 PHI 7:29 J.Hall M.Rambo B.Riorden x
4 – 7 11 2 PHI 10:01 J.Hall V.Harris M.Rambo
4 – 8 12 3 TOR 3:47 T.Schreiber R.Hellyer
4 – 9 13 3 TOR 4:51 R.Hellyer B.Kri S.Burns
5 – 9 14 3 PHI 7:39 J.Hall K.Crowley M.Rambo x
6 – 9 15 3 PHI 7:56 J.Hall K.Crowley V.Harris
6 – 10 16 3 TOR 11:22 R.Hellyer T.Schreiber
6 – 11 17 3 TOR 12:54 D.Craig
7 – 11 18 3 PHI 13:18 K.Crowley F.Brown B.Riorden
8 – 11 19 4 PHI 1:24 M.Rambo D.Evans
9 – 11 20 4 PHI 2:11 B.Riorden K.Matisz L.Byrnes
10 – 11 21 4 PHI 7:03 J.Currier K.Crowley B.Riorden
10 – 12 22 4 TOR 8:11 B.Slade J.Powless
11 – 12 23 4 PHI 11:15 M.Rambo B.Riorden K.Crowley

Name G A PIM S SOFF LB T CT FO

1 M.Rambo 3 3 0 13 3 3 1 0 –
3 D.Evans 0 1 0 1 1 3 0 0 –
9 T.Baptiste 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 18-28
10 B.Riorden 1 4 0 6 1 2 2 0 –
12 L.Patten 0 0 2 0 0 6 0 0 –
15 M.Bennett 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 1 –
18 S.Charbonneau 0 0 0 0 0 7 1 0 –
21 K.Crowley 2 4 0 13 4 10 2 0 –
27 J.Currier 1 1 2 6 3 4 2 0 –
28 V.Harris 0 2 2 6 4 2 2 0 –
29 L.Byrnes 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 –
33 A.Joaquim 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 –
34 A.Osika 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 –
44 J.Hall 4 1 0 8 1 6 0 0 –
46 K.Matisz 0 2 2 1 1 4 0 0 –
57 D.Buchan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 –
65 H.Abrams 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 –
83 F.Brown 0 1 2 0 0 1 1 1 –
94 R.Wagner 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 –
Totals: 11 20 10 54 18 75 13 4 18-28

Goalies MIN SOG SV GA
57 D.Buchan (loss) 60:00 53 41 12

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/31/19

Boys’ Events

Club tryouts

Risings Sons Lacrosse Club has openings for youth players. Players will be added to teams from the Classes of 2024 through 2028. These age groups are coached by elite coaches, including Brian Samson (Villanova & Conestoga), Matt Marasco (Army West Point), Dan Deckelbaum (Avon Grove, MLL & NLL), and Vinnie Bonaddio (Salesianum).
Interested players contact: dandeckelbaum@maplezone.com
New players can participate in with Rising Sons teams at Winter Skills Training Sunday mornings at Maplezone Sports Institute in Garnet Valley.

Duke’s Nationals (boys in Classes 2023 to 2027) tryout and mini camps, Saturday, April 13 at Newark, DE. The event will be held from 5-to-8 p.m. Click here to register.

PA Roughriders tryouts for Sunday, April 7 at Lambert Park in West Chester from noon to 2 PM. The Roughriders will be looking for several players to fill their 26/27 select team and forming a new 2028 team for this summer. The Roughriders are a highly successful club team, with elite coaching staffs filled by former college players and coaches and participation in some of the nation’s most competitive tournaments. To register click here.

HEADstrong Lacrosse South Jersey tryouts (boys HS, 2020-2022 and youth, 2023-2028) on Sunday, April 7 at the Logan Township Football Fields, 2135 Township Line Road, Logan Township, NJ 08085. Our goal is to promote excellence within the game and create an unparalleled experience, while placing emphasis on gaining athlete’s exposure and instilling character both on and off the field. Tryouts times TBA. Boys’ registration click here

Youth Spring training

NXT Spring Cradle six-week sessions kick off on March 31st at Strath Haven Middle School in Delaware County with six additional locations along the Main Line. Cradle is a coed program from boys and girls ages 4-8.
Locations
Strath Haven Middle School (Wallingford, PA)
March 31 – May 12 | Sundays, 1:30 – 2:30 PM
The Phelps School (Malvern, PA)
April 6 – May 11 | Saturdays, 10 – 11 AM
La Salle College High School (Wyndmoor, PA)
April 6 – May 11 | Saturdays, 11 AM – 12 PM
Radnor Memorial Park (Radnor, PA)
April 7 – May 19 | Sundays, 10 – 11 AM
No session on April 21st
Manavon Elementary (Phoenixville, PA)
April 20 | Saturdays, 12 – 1:30 PM – EXPO DAY – 1.5 hours – Limited spots are still available during spring training; register at nxtsports.com

1st Start, for boys and girls aged 3 to 7
Register here for 1st Start sessions at these spring locations – https://campscui.active.com/orgs/1stStartLacrosse
The Episcopal Academy, Newtown Square, PA
Time: 9-10 AM
4/7/19- 5/13/19 (6 Sundays) (No session on April 21 for Easter)
Address: 1785 Bishop White Drive, Newtown Square, PA 19073
Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, PA
Time: 11- 12 PM
4/7/19- 5/13/19 (6 Sundays) No session on April 21 for Easter)
Address: 500 College Ave, Swarthmore, PA, 19081
The Phield House, Philadelphia, PA
Time: 9-10 AM
4/7/17-5/12/17
Address: 814 Spring Garden St Philadelphia, PA 19123

Spring Training

Fusion Lacrosse box training program with gameplay on Wednesday nights at Maple Zone Sports Institute in Garnet Valley. The program will be run and directed by Fusion and Penn*Lax co-founder, former Philadelphia Wing, and former MLL champion Steven Holmes. REGISTER HERE
What: 5 sessions of Box training and gameplay
When: 6-7:30pm Wednesdays (April 3, 10, 17, 24th and May 1st)
Where: MSI Sports Institute (indoors)
Ages: 3rd-6th grade
Coaches: Directed by Steven Holmes (former 8 year MLL and NLL professional) What will be taught: Kids will learn the box game at an elite level. The skills and training are developed specifically to translate to outdoor success. We teach elite ball movement and IQ, and develop a pass first mentality. . We also drill catching and finishing as a priority. Kids will learn to defend with their feet, be ground ball focused, and offensive players will learn to initiate and deal with contact. Reps Reps Reps and proper technique will be the focus!

First Class Lacrosse Philadelphia boys (4th grade through high school divisions) elite clinic led by former Villanova great and pro Christian Cuccinello on April 14 at Main Line Sports Center in Berwyn.
Times: 4-6th Grade 9AM-10am
7th-8th Grade 10AM-11AM
High school 11:00am-12pm
Location: Main Line Sports Center, 1340 Swedesford, Rd., Berwyn, 19312 This high level session will cover shooting, dodging techniques and offensive concepts required to play at the game’s highest levels. The methods build from the ground up and can be taught to players of all skill sets. This clinic is run by coach Christian Cuccinello, PLL Player and a 2018 Rookie of the Year Finalist in the MLL. Cuccinello – a four-year stater at Villanova and USILA All-American – brings first class offensive methods and training, with a passion to teach the next generation. Click here to register – http://1stclasslax.com/courses/philly/

Spring Tournament

North Penn JV lacrosse play day on Saturday, April 6. Rain date will be Saturday May 11th. Details: 12 total teams; 8:30am until 2:00pm; 3 games per team (modified); no playoffs; PIAA officials
Please email NP coach Rick Smith at smithr12@npenn.org with any questions or if you want to register your team.

EVANFEST, a youth boy’s lacrosse festival on April 13 at Malvern Prep for ages U-15 and U-13 featuring teams from Chester and Delaware Counties. The day will bring surrounding communities together to further the sport of lacrosse and to help raise money to donate to families whose child is battling a life-threatening illness.
Each team will be guaranteed two games. The games will consist of two, 22-minute halves. Each game will be officiated by professional referees and there will be timed penalties. Most importantly, schedules will feature inter-league play between teams from SEPYLA and CCLA.
Designed as a family event, players, parents, coaches, and their family and friends are welcome and encouraged to participate. There will be plenty of food and EVANFEST merchandise for sale with all proceeds going to benefit the families supported by EVANFEST.
Click here to register

Summer Benefits

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

Summer Tournaments

16th Annual Liberty Lacrosse Shootout, MSI Sports Village in Aston, June 8-9.
The event, run by Heritage Lacrosse, will feature a diverse group of recreational teams, as in years’ past, for grades 1 to 8. Club/travel programs will be managed separately and are invited to play in elite brackets. Brackets, dates of play and additional information are on our website. To register or learn more, please visit the website – Liberty Lacrosse Shootout.
Rec Teams:
Saturday, June 8th
8UB, 8UA, 12UB and 12UA
Sunday, June 9th – 10UB, 10UA, 14UB and 14UA
Travel/Club Programs:
Saturday, June 8th – 2030, 2029, 2026 and 2025
Sunday, June 9th – 2028, 2027, 2024 and 2023
Click here to register
12th Annual Patriot Games Summer Showcase & Festival, July 13-14, at several elite locations in Delaware County. Run by Heritage Lacrosse; sites include Maple Zone Sports Village, Aston, PA; Episcopal Academy, Newtown Square, PA; and Neumann University, Aston, PA.
Click here To Register
All teams play at least 5 games in a Championship Format
3 games of Pool Play on Saturday (7/13/19)
2 games of Playoffs/Consolations on Sunday (7/14/19)
Click to register

Summer Showcases

Beast of the East Showcase 2019 on Friday, June 21 at MapleZone Sports Complex, PA. Event run by Victory Events. MapleZone Sports Complex is located at 4881 Chichester Ave., Aston, Pennsylvania 19014
Price includes custom reversible jersey, 3 showcase games, and all game film included.
Divisions: Boys Grad Years 2020, 2021, 2022 (216 Athletes)
Click here to register or to nominate an athlete – http://victoryeventseries.com/beast-of-the-east-showcase/

Liberty National Elite Showcase Friday, June 28, DE Turf Sports Complex, Frederica, DE
Price | $275 for Tournament Players
Price includes custom reversible jersey!
All Registrations are non-refundable.
Grad years: 2020, 2021 & 2022
ELITE EXPERIENCE: Victory Showcase prides itself on hosting elite events at elite venues and delivering the total lacrosse experience. This event, partrnered with the Duke’s L.C., is being held the Friday prior to the weekend tournament to an elite club tournament, the Liberty National Elite Classic. Over 100 college coaches are expected.
Click herte to register – http://victoryeventseries.com/liberty-national-elite-showcase/

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

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 3/31/19

Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 2020 Mid Ethan Gyllenhaal of has made a verbal commitment to play lacrosse at Bucknell University.

Ethan Gyllenhaal profile:

High school: Springside Chestnut Hill Academy (Philadelphia, PA)

Grad year: 2020

Position: Midfield

College committed to: Bucknell University

Club team: Big 4 HHH Boys

Why did you choose Bucknell? “I really liked the campus community as well as the coaching staff and team atmosphere. I can see myself fitting in at Bucknell.”

Thank You: “A special thank you to my parents and sister, especially to my dad, Noel Gyllenhaal, who has been my coach, mentor and No. 1 fan throughout my time playing for Abington Lacrosse Club, HEADstrong, Uprising, Duke’s, and HHH. A shoutout to my SCH coaches, Brian Dougherty and Matt Rambo, for their encouragement and support. Thank to the coaching staff at Bucknell, I look forward to playing for you.”

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

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/1/19
From Press Release

The No. 1 Penn State men’s lacrosse team took down No. 3 Maryland, 13-10, on Sunday night to move to 8-1, 1-0 in Big Ten play, earning the program’s first varsity win over the Terrapins.

Penn State moved to 3-40 all-time against the Terps, but the two Nittany Lion wins came in 1916 and 1920 before Maryland became a varsity lacrosse program in 1924.

The Nittany Lions used a balanced offense and a solid defensive stand to take the ‘W’ back to University Park.

Penn State saw eight different players score goals and nine total players record points.

Sophomore middie Jack Kelly led the Nittany Lions with three goals for his sixth multi-goal performance and his fifth hat-trick of the year. Kelly also added an assist for four points.

Junior attackman Mac O’Keefe also recorded four points scoring two goals and dishing out two assists. O’Keefe is now at 124 career goals, just three goals shy of tying Will Driscoll’s (1999-2002) Penn State Career Goals Record of 127. He also now has 38 goals on the year.

Senior Nick Spillane had a three-point performance with two goals and an assist.

Redshirt junior Grant Ament (Haverford School), redshirt freshmen Dan Reaume and freshman Jack Traynor (Malvern Prep) each recorded two points as Ament dished out two assists, Traynor scored two goals, and Reaume tallied one of each.

Redshirt junior Dylan Foulds, sophomore Cole Willard and freshman TJ Malone (Haverford School) all recorded a goal.

Ament is now has 48 assists this season and 112 for his career.

At the ‘x,’ junior Gerard Arceri recorded 10 ground balls for a career-high in a Big Ten game. He also went 18 of 26 for the game for 69.2-percent.

Junior Colby Kneese stood tall in cage, recording seven saves and earning his eighth win of the season.

Senior defenseman Chris Sabia (Haverford School) recorded two caused turnovers and three ground balls. Also on defense, Nick Cardile (Avon Grove) had four groundballs and Brayden Peck (Avon Grove) had three groundballs and a caused turnover.

Penn State opened the game with an 8-1 first quarter, and though that seemed to set the tone for the game, Maryland would bring it back to 8-7 late in the third quarter after being able to hold the high-powered Penn State offense scoreless for 27:57 in the game. Penn State would score their eighth goal with 00:01 on the clock in the first, and their ninth goal would come at 2:04 in the third.

That goal at 2:04 came from Willard who was able to inject life back into the Nittany Lions as they then followed it up with a goal by Reaume less than a minute later to take a 10-7 lead into the fourth.

The two teams would each score three goals in the fourth, and the lead the Nittany Lions built ultimately paved the way for the win in College Park.

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/1/19

The Phillylacrosse.com Boys’ Rankings:

1. Haverford School (6-2) – The Fords play Connecticut prep power Salisbury – No. 2 in last week’s Inside Lacrosse Rankings – Wednesday (6:30 p.m.) at Rutgers University in a neutral-site game.
2. Malvern Prep (3-3) – The Friars host Episcpal Academy Wednesday in their Inter-Ac League opener.
3. Conestoga (3-1) – The Pioneers fell to Massachusetts prep power St. Sebastian’s, 12-6.
4. Garnet Valley (4-0) – The Jaguars host Springfield-Delco Tuesday in a Central League showdown.
5. Springfield-Delco (3-0) – The Cougars play Tuesday at Garnet Valley.
6. Academy of the New Church (8-0) – The Lions edged Manheim Township, 5-4, in a 3OT marathon.
7. Salesianum School-DE (1-2) – The Sals – who fell to Chaminade last week – bowed to another Long Island power Garden City, 11-4.
8. Radnor (2-1) – The Raiders play at Haverford High Tuesday.
9. Manheim Township (3-1) – The Blue Streaks held ANC scoreless for the entire second half and two OT periods in the 5-4 loss.
10. Parkland (3-0) – The Trojans edged Allentown Central Catholic, 11-10, in OT.
11. Avon Grove (2-0) – The Devils play at Bayard Rustin Tuesday.
12. West Chester East (3-0) – The Vikings enter the rankings with a big Ches-Mont win over Bishop Shanahan.
13. La Salle (2-2) – The Explorers host Canadian power Hill Academy Friday.
14. Unionville (3-0) – The Indians break into the rankings with a triumph over Ches-Mont League rival Downingtown East.
15. Hempfield (3-1) – The Black Knights’ loss was by 14-13 to Academy of the New Church.

Under Consideration: Allentown Central Catholic (0-1), Bishop Shanahan (2-1) Cape Henlopen-DE (2-1), Central Bucks East (3-1), Downingtown East (2-2), Episcopal Academy (2-3), Kennett (4-0), Lenape-NJ (1-0), Palmyra (3-1), Penn Charter (1-4), Shawnee-NJ (1-0), Shipley (4-0), St. Augustine Prep-NJ (1-0), Strath Haven (3-1).

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/1/19
From Press Release

The 4​th​ Annual Relentless Hope Cancer Awareness Day is an event in which the Emmaus Hornets and Southern Lehigh Spartans lacrosse teams play to benefit the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network and HEADstrong Foundation, respectively.

It will be held on April 27th at Southern Lehigh High School. This year the event will be held on a Saturday and will include both the boys and girls JV and Varsity teams.

On Saturday April 27, the Southern Lehigh Spartans will be hosting this years Relentless Hope Lax Match. Together, the teams are working to fight cancer by incorporating an Awareness Day as part of the game.

The rematch continues as a long time, friendly rivalry where the coaches and players from both teams know each other very well, both on and off the field.

In addition to outstanding lacrosse action, the event will include various fundraising activities. Throughout the game, prizes of big-ticket raffle items will be awarded. Sheets of raffle tickets will be sold at the game for $10 or $20.

Additionally, food and soft drinks will be available for purchase. Each team is selling t-shirts to raise funds for their cause, both before the event and at the game.

The Emmaus PanCAN t-shirt is sponsored by local businesses. Emmaus PanCAN t-shirt is purple and white. Southern Lehigh’s HEADStrong shirt is gray and is sponsored by several local businesses in the Southern Lehigh area.

In addition to this, each team will wear accessories designed for the event to reflect their cause. During the event, spectators will have access to information tables staffed by PanCAN and HEADStrong representatives.

Southern Lehigh is sponsoring the Headstrong Foundation. The HEADstrong Foundation is a charitable non-profit organization founded in 2006 by Nick Colleluori to improve quality of life for cancer patients and their families. Nicholas “Head” Colleluori was a lacrosse player from Pennsylvania diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, a blood cancer affecting the lymphatic system. At the time, he played Lacrosse at Hofstra University.

Emmaus is sponsoring the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, a nationwide network dedicated to creating hope for those affected by pancreatic cancer through research, patient support, community outreach and government advocacy. The organization raises money for direct private funding of research and also advocates for more aggressive federal research funding of medical breakthroughs in prevention, diagnosis and treatment of pancreatic cancer.

The event starts with JV girls playing @ 10:00 am followed by the JV boys @ 11:30. The HEADstrong ceremony will begin at 12:45.

featuring local students singing/playing the National Anthem, a ceremonial faceoff for the boys and draw for the girls done by individuals in our community who are currently battling cancer.
The Varsity girls will play at 2:00 followed by the Varsity boys at 4:00.

Please direct all inquiries to Denise Scozzafava, dcds1020@gmail.com (Southern Lehigh Boys Lacrosse Booster Club), Megan Malicki, kmalb5@aol.com (Southern Lehigh Girls Lacrosse Booster Club) or Amy Peterson ​apeterson24@yahoo.com​ (Emmaus Booster Club).

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/1/19

Registration is open for the Blue Ox Boys and Girls Summer Camps on June 17-20 and Aug. 19-22 at Indian Springs Day Camp in Chester Springs.

Blue Ox 2019 Boys and Girls Summer Camps
Dates Session 1: Monday June 17th – Thursday June 20th (9am-3pm)
Dates Session 2: Monday Aug. 19th – Thursday Aug. 22nd (9am-3pm)
Times: *Early Drop Off (7:30 – 8:15am)
Lacrosse (9 – 11:30) Lunch (11:30-12:30)
Multi-Sport/ Activity (12:30 – 3 PM)
Pick-up between (3-4pm)
* Late pick-up 4-5:30pm

Price: $450 for the week
Age Groups: All Ages
*Early drop off/late pick -up additional $125 paid by check or cash

TEAM DISCOUNT: Blue Ox Lacrosse Summer Camp will now be offering a $50/player discount for teams that register for our summer camp.

SIBLING DISCOUNT: Blue Ox Lacrosse Summer Camp will be offering a sibling discount. If siblings attend, the second sibling will receive a $50 discount. Every additional player within the same family will receive a $25 discount.

Lacrosse followed by a day of adventure and fun on the 46 acre campsite
Activities include but are not limited to:
• GA-GA
• Basketball
• Volleyball
• Swimming
• Boating and Fishing
• Mini Golf

Click here to register for Session 1 boys and girls registration

Click here for Session 2 boys and girls registration.

Click here for directions.
Click here to visit the camp website.

If you would like more information please contact: Matt@blueoxlacrosse.com

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/1/19

Registration is open for the First Class Lacrosse Philadelphia boys (4th grade through high school divisions) elite clinic led by former Villanova great and pro Christian Cuccinello on April 14 at Main Line Sports Center in Berwyn.

The Details:
Date: April 14
Times: 4-6th Grade 9AM-10am
7th-8th Grade 10AM-11AM
High school 11:00am-12pm
Location: Main Line Sports Center, 1340 Swedesford, Rd., Berwyn, 19312

The clinic: This high level session will cover shooting, dodging techniques and offensive concepts required to play at the game’s highest levels. The methods build from the ground up and can be taught to players of all skill sets.

This clinic is run by coach Christian Cuccinello, PLL Player and a 2018 Rookie of the Year Finalist in the MLL. Cuccinello – a four-year stater at Villanova and USILA All-American – brings first class offensive methods and training, with a passion to teach the next generation.

Click here to register – http://1stclasslax.com/courses/philly/

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/1/19

Central Bucks West 9, Hatboro-Horsham 3
CBW: 1-1-1-6=9
HH: 2-0-0-1=3

CBW:
Garrett Hitchens 2g
David Ross 2g
Erik Ojert 2, 2
Jake Ojert, 1,1
Blake Ewaskey 1g
Christian Kunkel 1g
Terence Devlin 1a
Max Dunar 7 saves

Washington Township (NJ) 15, Egg Harbor (NJ) 1
Washington Township 5 4 4 2 15
Egg Harbor 0 0 0 1 1

Egg Harbor
Ethan Meisenhelter 1g

Washington Twp.
Alex Birmingham 1g
Nate Brooks 1g
Nick Dennery 1g
Nick Flamma 2g
Zach Grassi 1a
Richie Hughes 1g 1a
Alex Kunicki 1a
Gianluca Lockhart 3g 2a
Dante Magliano 1g 3a
Albert Tobey 2g
Jackson Diehl 1g
Dylan Kreitzer 7 saves
Will Dennery 3 saves

Downingtown West 13, Abington 7
Downingtown West 4-3-3-3
Abington 2-2-2-1

Downingtown West
Luke Venzie 4G
Nick Higgins 3G, 1A, 1GB
Ty Wolverton 2G, 2A, 1GB, 1CT (caused turnover)
Jameson Smyth 2G, 1A, 2CT, 1GB’s
Tyler Rodriquez 2G
Josh Toth 6 GB’s, 2CT
Joe Shafer 5GB’s, 4CT
Aiden Carr 3GB, 2CT
Kevin Lundmark 2GB’s
Jackson Chiappa 2GB’s, 1CT
Jake Toth 1CT, 1GB
Tyler Long 1GB
Evan Richard 1GB
Owen Fry 1GB
Michael Straub 14/22 (64%) Faceoffs, 2A, 1GB
Owen Karp (G) 12 Saves (3rd Win)

Pennridge 16, Saucon Valley 7
P 4 3 6 3 16
SV 1 2 0 4 7

Pennridge
N Fanelli 7g2a
Lazasz 3g1a
Britner 3g
R Garner 1g4a
M Nevells 1 G
J Banks 1G
J Garner 1a
Aufschlag 1a
D Hart 1a
S Hartzell 18/21 FOs
Swartley 9 Saves
K Banks 2 Saves

Upper Dublin 8, Holy Ghost Prep 6

Upper Dublin
Zach Young 3g, 1a
Andrew Sowers 1g
Brian McCarry 1g
Jason Williams 1g
Colin Asper 1g, 1a
Jayden Santangelo 1g
Jason Scott 1a
Sam Hoffman 9 Saves

HGP
Zach May 9 Saves
James Castner 2 G
Aiden Gretzula 1 G
Ben Morschauser 1 G 2 A
Dan Forsythe 1 A
Jack Mahoney 1 G 4 GB
Chris Gannon 1 G
Sam Summer 3 GB
Sean Booth 3 GB

Delaware Valley 6, Scranton Prep 5
DV 0 2 2 2 total 6
Scranton Prep 0 2 1 2 total 5

DV
Alex Husejnovic 1g 1a
Josh Balcarcel 3g
Jackson Melnick 1g 2a
Shane Roche 1g
Finnegan McCormack 1a
Henry Hamill 11 saves

Prep
Greg Fisher 1g
Michael McGrath 2g
Luke Burnetti 1g
Chase Stephenson 1a
Robbin Watkins 1g 1a
Kyle Reiner 10 saves

Academy of the New Church 8, North Penn 5

ANC
Drew Carr 2g
Joey Paterno 2g 1 a
Hunter Jaronski 1g
Jeb Brenfleck 2g 3a
Tommy Vandegrift 1g
Jack Joyner 1a
Griff McGinley 7 saves

Springside Chestnut Hill 10, Hill School 9

SCHA
Ben Tishgart 1g, 15/19 FO, 12 GB
Fitz McLaughlin 2g
Ethan Gyllenhaal 3g, 1a
Mike Bown 2g
Luke Neverosky 2g
Harry Sweitzer 1a
Mason Clemens 1a
Bern Popky 6 saves

Downingtown East 13, Oxford 1
DTown East 4-4-4-1 = 13
Oxford 0-0-0-1 = 1

DT East
Like Wetzel 3G 2A
Alystar Hemberger 2G 2A
Grady Meredith 1G 1A
Mike Ostertag 1G 1A
Josh Lee 1G 1A
Cooper Dicicco 1G
Jack Riley 1G
Jared Kolinsky 1G
Mason Stein 1G
NJ Cogliati 1G
Jacob Bryant 3 Saves

Archbishop Carroll 18, Pope John Paul II 9

AC
Borkowski 7g 3a
Mcnulty 3g 3a
Kearney 3g 1a
Walsh 1g 2a
Burke 3g 1a
Ewing 1g
Sanders 1a

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/1/19

HS boys
Central Bucks West 9, Hatboro-Horsham 3
Downingtown West 13, Abington 7
Pennridge 16, Saucon Valley 7
Upper Dublin 8, Holy Ghost Prep 6
Delaware Valley 6, Scranton Prep 5
Academy of the New Church 8, North Penn 5
Washington Township (NJ) 15, Egg Harbor (NJ) 1
La Salle at Bonner-Prendergast PPD.
Springside Chestnut Hill 10, Hill School 9
Downingtown East 13, Oxford 1
Archbishop Carroll 18, Pope John Paul II 9

Truman at Cardinal O’Hara
Pennridge at Saucon Valley
Quakertown at Perkiomen School
Schuylkill Valley at Pottsgrove
Devon Prep/Delco Christian at Barrack Hebrew
Roman Catholic at Springfield (M)

Council Rock North at Archbishop Ryan
Lansdale Catholic at Council Rock South

Girls

Springfield (M)15, Council Rock North 11
Pottstown 9, Quakertown 8
Downingtown East 17, Oxford 1
Downingtown West 16, Upper Dublin 8
Pottsgrove 20, Schuylkill Valley 3
Souderton 16, Pope John Paul II 10
Jenkintown 9, Nazareth Academy 8
Central Bucks South 15, Hatboro-Horsham 13

Interboro at Marple Newtown
Pennridge at Wissahickon
Southern at Atlantic City
Pottsgrove at Schuylkill Valley
Lower Merion at Chichester
Perkiomen School at North Penn
Perkiomen Valley at North Penn
Bensalem at Council Rock South

Men’s D3
Moravian at Kean
Women’s D2
Jefferson at Holy Family
D3
Immaculata at Alvernia
Rutgers Camden at Neumann

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/2/19

USILA Rankings:

Division I

1 Penn State (20) 400 8-1 1
2 Maryland 358 8-2 3
3 Loyola Maryland 352 7-2 6
4 Virginia 331 8-2 7
5 Yale 327 6-2 2
6 Duke 283 8-3 5
7 Ohio State 254 7-1 4
8 Penn 250 5-3 13
9 Notre Dame 233 5-3 12
10 Denver 210 6-3 9
11 Towson 204 6-3 10
12 Cornell 192 6-3 10
13 Syracuse 190 5-3 8
14 Lehigh 133 7-3 14
15 High Point 99 8-2 15
16 Army West Point 96 8-2 17
17 Massachusetts 89 7-3 16
18 North Carolina 56 7-3 NR
19 Rutgers 48 6-4 NR
20 Johns Hopkins 39 5-4 18
Others receiving votes: Hobart 29, Villanova 10, Georgetown 7, Richmond 6, Delaware 4

Division II

1 Adelphi (15) 357 10 -0 1
2 Limestone (3) 334 11-0 2
3 Mercy 314 11-0 3
4 Merrimack 297 6-1 4
5 LIU Post 282 7-2 5
6 Le Moyne 265 8-2 7
7 Pace 249 7-1 6
8 Belmont Abbey 245 10-1 8
9 UIndy 209 8-1 9
10 Queens (NC) 190 9-1 10
11 Mercyhurst 182 7-2 13
12 Seton Hill 173 6-3 11
13 Mount Olive 138 8-2 12
14 Saint Leo 104 7-3 14
15 Lindenwood 94 8-3 15
16 Rockhurst 87 9-2 16
17 Wingate 61 7-3 18
18 Catawba 59 8-2 19
19 Assumption 43 6-3 17
20 Saint Anselm 27 3-3 20
Others receiving votes: Tampa 16, Maryville 11, Bentley 11, Florida Southern 6, Florida Tech 4, Lynn 4, Rollins 2.

Division III

1 Salisbury (19) 418 11-0 1
2 Amherst (2) 401 9-0 2
3 RIT 362 9-1 3
4 Tufts 356 9-0 3
5 York 336 10-1 5
6 Wesleyan 305 7-1 8
7 Cabrini 295 8-2 6
8 Gettysburg 248 8-3 7
9 Ursinus 241 8-1 9
10 Dickinson 236 8-2 10
11 Stevens 215 10-2 11
12 Bates 185 7-2 12
13 Williams 179 7-1 14
14 Denison 167 6-2 13
15 RPI 109 9-1 16
16 Franklin and Marshall 75 7-3 19
17 Washington and Lee 74 8-4 17
18 Christopher Newport 64 8-4 15
19 St. Lawrence 56 7-1 18
20 Union 33 7-1 NR
Also receiving votes: Lynchburg 28, Cortland 8, Ithaca 6, DeSales 6, Illinois Wesleyan 3, Stockton 2, Middlebury 1, Saint John Fisher 1

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/2/19

Boyertown 4, Perkiomen Valley 3
PV 2-0-0-1 3
BT 0-2-0-2 4

PV Stats
Nick Steele 1g 1a 11gbs
Matt Farrington 1g 1a
Jack Scaliti 1g
Matt Brock 8/10 FO 7gbs
Rob Farrington 5 saves

Boyertown Stats
Mike Frederico 2g
AJ Robinson 1g 1a
Brady McFalls 2a
Alex Axman 1g
Robert Wood 6 saves

Phoenixville 10, Interboro 6
Phoenixville 1-1-4-4-10
Interboro 3-1-1-1-6

Phoenixville
Matt Sims 2g
Brady Aselton 2g
Bryan Maguire 2g
Ryan Gilleland 1g
Matt Rosenfeild 1g
Ighachio Ortiz 1g
Lucas Kaputa 1g

Interboro
Nick Mormando 3g
Johnny Scibello 1g 1a
Jason Whalen 1 g
Dylan Longale 1 g
Connor Evans 11 s
AJ Porreca 9 gb
James Udowenko 6 gb
AJ Porreca won 4 lost 11 face offs

Conestoga 9, Marple Newtown 7
Conestoga 5-1-1-2=9
Marple Newtown 1-4-0-2=7

Stoga
Brendan Murphy 2g 2a
Will Schnorr 4g
Will Bryan 3a
Scott Smith 2g
Mike Jameison 1a
Tommy Ciccarone 1g
Mick Lee 7saves
Ian Kim 16/20 face off

Marple
Baruni 1g
Lowe 2g, 1a
Weathers 1g,1a
Jelus 2g
Feary 1g
Ferry 3 saves
Madull 5 saves

Penn Charter 8, Moorestown 4
PC 2-4-1-1
MHS 2-1-0-1

PC
Tygh 4 goals, 15-16
Dyer 2 goals
McKee 1 goal
Seth 1 goal
Malitas 1 assist
Marano 12 saves

Central Bucks South 7, Holy Ghost Prep 6
South 1 0 3 3
HGP 3 1 0 2

CBS
A. Novick – 2g, 1a, 1gb
C. Abbonizio – 2g, 1a
D. Grosso – 2g, 1a, 1gb
J. Cenci – 1g, 1gb
A. Ballantine – 1a
T. Horvath – 15/15 FO, 11gb
M. McDonald – 3gb, 1fto
M. Montrose – 1gb
C. Manibo – 1gb, 1fto
K. Watkins – 1gb
C. Bernstein – 8 saves, 1gb

HGP
Ben Morschauser 4G
Sean McLoughlin 3 A
Aiden Gretzula 1 G
James Castner 1 G
Jack Mahoney 3 CTs 5 GBs
Sean Booth 2 CTs 3 GBs
Sam Summer 1 CT 3 GBs
Dan Forsythe 1 A
Zach May 9 Saves

Penncrest 15, Lower Merion 9
PCHS: 7-3-2-2 = 16
LMHS: 1-4-1-3 = 9

Penncrest
Brennan Kaut 4-2
Robby McDonnell 3-2
Jason Poole 3-2
Joe Nichols 2-1
Tj Sims 1-2
Tyler Carney 1g
Ryan Matsinger 1g 18-28 fo
Shane Stevens 9 saves
Andrew Wickman 3 saves

Lower Merion
Quinn Black 4g, 2a
Tyler Falco 3g, 1a
Nate Lapat 1g, 1a
Connor McCabe 1g
Peter Kaplan 2a
Matt Sy 8 Saves

Pennsbury 8, Archbishop Wood 7 OT
Pennsbury: 3-1-1-2-1=8 OT
Archbishop Wood: 0-1-4-2-0=7

Pennsbury
Will Anderson 3g, 1a
Shane Siegmund 1g
Nick Sutton 1g – Game winner
Ryan DeZutel 1g
Gavin Fleming 1g
Charlie Nuschke 1a, 7gb
Bryse Raniello – 7 gb
Sheehan Miles 7gb
Jake Krefetz 10/13 on FO 5 gb
Luke Nolan 7 saves

ABW:
Bryson Wilson (Jr/GK) 12 saves
Andrew Leinenbach (Sr/A) 4G 2GB
Sean Nangle (Jr/M) 2G
Colin Bruestle (Sr/A) 2A 3GB
Brian Kinkade (Sr/M) 1A 5GB 1/8 faceoffs
Mike Mayer (Sr/M) 2GB 4/7 faceoffs
Dylan Huegel (Jr/D) 5 GB
Kevin Bresnan (Jr/D) 4GB
Jake Lane (So/D) 4GB

West Chester Henderson 16, Sun Valley 1
WCH: 7 6 2 1 16
SunV: 1 0 0 0 1

WCH
Jeff Benson 4g 3a
Jon Hamm 3g 4a
Luke Wierman 2g 1a
Dan Carnuccio 1g 1a
Max DePasquale 1g
Alex Romano 2g
Jeremy Reinhardt 1g
Jack Strame 1g 1a
Alex Micco 1a
Jack Micco 1g
Saves
Ryan McKie 0
Wesley Sherman 1
Taylor West 0

Bishop Shanahan 17, Oxford 2
Shanahan 10-5-2-0=17
Oxford 0-1-1-0=2

Shanahan
Gabe Goforth 2G’s 1A
Kyle Gucwa 3G’s 2A’s
Parker Childs 1G 1A
Bryan Rafferty 1G 2A’s
Owen Murray 2G’s 1A
Jesse Lynch 2G’s 1A
Vinnie Riccardo 2G’s
Dave Shaeffer 1A
Luc Trudel 1G
Colby Gallagher 1G 1A
Rob Levan 1G
Dylan McMahon 1G
Tyler Kingsbury 10/10 FO’s
Pierce Shaeffer 2/4 FO’s
Luc Trudel 4/6 FO’s
Nic Pezone 1 save
Keegan Billie 1 save

Oxford
N. Roumaniotis 1G
D. Jones 1G

West Chester East 15, Great Valley 4

East points: Jeff Greiner 4g 1a, Jacob Greiner 3g 3a, Joe Carozza 2g 2a, Seth Cohen 3g, Jesse Roth 2g 2a, Rocco Grello 1a, Ben Delaney 2a, Bryant Maits 1g 1a
Saves : Jack Macannaly 8, Brian Andiario 6

Parkland 17, Bethlehem Liberty 0
Parkland 3-7-4-3= 17
Liberty 0-0-0-0= 0

Parkland

Greg Santa-Anna 5g 3a

Eli Fisher 1g 1a

24 Will Filipovits 1g 1a

11 Sam Schmitt 2g 2a

26 Matt Geroulo 1g 1a

5 James Cipolla – 1g 1a

22 Zach Poremba 2g 1a

8 Colby Carlson 1g

15 Gabe Khalife 1g 1a

2 Tyler Knappenberger 1g 2a

19 Zach Fitzgerald 1g

Emmaus 14, Freedom 5
EHS: 6-5-3-0 = 14
FRHS: 0-2-1-2 = 5

Emmaus High School
Oconnor Bailey 2g, 2a
Conway Sam 1g,1a
Bhagat Evan 4g
Adamczyk Alex 1g, 1a
Zach Whalen 2a
Mike Leschinsky 4g 2a
Grant Hawkins 2a
Goalies
Franco Ben 2s
Levin Sarver 2s

Freedom
Q. Hoke 1g 1a
C. Bevan 1g 1a
J. Kinter 2g
B. Coyne 1g
Goalies
J. Szemiako 9 saves

Wilson 10, Exeter 3

Wilson
Corey Powers 2G 2A
Cam Magalotti 1G 1A
Mason Lenart 2G
Jack Grayson 3G 1A
Lane Facciolli 1G
Joe Kieffer 1G
Ethan Stitzel 2 A
Brayden Skipper 5 saves

Exeter
Blaise Botley 1G
Jon Oberholtzer 1G
Donovan Tracey 1G
Connor Powell 10 saves

Harriton 8, Ridley 4
Harriton 0 4 2 2 8
Ridley 1 0 1 0 4

Harriton
J. Smith 3G 1gb
Wackerman 2G 2gb
Schall 2G
M.Stewart 1G 1A 2gb
Faceoff
Prince 4/10 5 gb
Sullivan 0/1 1cto
Saves
DePetris 11
Defense led by
Fink 2cto 6gb
McKenna 1cto 5gb
B.Stewart 4 gb

Ridley
Matt Haines 1g
Gavin Kingsborough 1g

Central Catholic 14, Pleasant Valley 2
Central Catholic 5 1 7 1 14
Pleasant Valley 0 1 0 1 2

Central: Goals- Tyler Schifko 3, Jack McGorry 2, Mike Hilliard 2, Justin Pasquale, Alec Brogle, Matt Scandone, Louie Baloh, Luke Talago, SEan McCarthy, Sean Farrell. Assists- Brogle 3, Hilliard 2, Pasquale, McGorry, Baloh, Farrell, Talago, McCarthy. Saves- Nolan Barr 6, Davis Ike 3, Nolan Russo 3. Shots 27. Rec. 2-1.
PV: Goals– Mike Myer 2. Assists- None. Saves- Tyler Betstone 5.

Avon Grove 13, Rustin 3
AG 4-4-3-2 : 13
RU 0-2-1-0 : 3

Ag scoring
Jeff DeVoll 2g
Carson Peck 1g 1a
Jackson Muller 1g 2a
Mike Russo 4g 2a
Zach Augustine 4g 2a
Tom Savory 1g
David Turnball 1a

Saves
Zac Hanway 10
Matt Rayne 2

Garnet Valley 9, Springfield-Delco 8 OT
Springfield
Jack Spence 3,2
Aidan Shandley 2g
Pat Clemens 1g
Jack Clark 1,1
Liam Difonzo 1,1
Z Broomall 11/18 FO

Jimmy Donegan – 6 Saves

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HS boys

Boyertown 4, Perkiomen Valley 3
Phoenixville 10, Interboro 6
Conestoga 9, Marple Newtown 7
Penn Charter 8, Moorestown 4
Central Bucks South 7, Holy Ghost Prep 6
Penncrest 15, Lower Merion 9
Pennsbury 8, Archbishop Wood 7 OT
West Chester Henderson 16, Sun Valley 1
Bishop Shanahan 17, Oxford 2
Emmaus 14, Freedom 5
West Chester East 15, Great Valley 4
Parkland 17, Bethlehem Liberty 0
Wilson 10, Exeter 3
Harriton 8, Ridley 2
Central Catholic 14, Pleasant Valley 2
Avon Grove 13, Rustin 3
Garnet Valley 9, Springfield-Delco 8 OT

Moorestown (NJ) at Penn Charter
Strath Haven at Upper Darby
Upper Merion at Owen J Roberts
Manheim Township at Cedar Crest
Northampton at Easton
Plymouth-Whitemarsh at Upper Dublin
Radnor at Haverford HS
Moravian Academy at Southern Lehigh

Girls

Episcopal Academy 11, Notre Dame Academy 7
Henderson 21, Sun Valley 7
Springfield-Montco 14, Germantown Friends 10
Garnet Valley 13, Springfield-Delco 7
Great Valley 15, West Chester East 4
Agnes Irwin 21, Germantown Academy 6
Upper Merion 9, Upper Perkiomen 8
Harriton 14, Ridley 7
SCH 13, Baldwin 11
Radnor 15, Haverford HS 5
Owen J. Roberts 11, Boyertown 9
Upper Dublin 11, Gwynedd Mercy 8
Moorestown (NJ) 14, Allentown (NJ) 4
Academy of the New Church 16, Delaware County CS 1
Upper Darby at Strath Haven 18, Upper Darby 1
Pottsgrove 19, Pope John Paul II 16
Conestoga 16, Marple Newtown 1
O’Hara 19, McDevitt 2
Academy Park 7, Chichester 6 OT
Bishop Shanahan 16, Oxford 3
Villa Maria 15, Villa Joseph Marie 3
West Chester Rustin 15, Avon Grove 10
Spring-Ford 12, Methacton 10
Penncrest 14, Lower Merion 11
Governor Mifflin 14, Wyomissing 8

Wilson at Exeter
Cedar Crest at Manheim Township
Unionville at Kennett
Central Bucks East at Abington
Coatesville at Downingtown West
Easton at Pleasant Valley
Emmaus at Northampton
Freedom at Hazleton
Interboro at Penn Wood
Nazareth at Liberty
Mt. St. Joseph Academy at Merion Mercy Academy
Southern Lehigh at Moravian Academy
Norristown at Perkiomen Valley
Pennridge at Wissahickon
Plymouth-Whitemarsh at Pennsbury
Pottstown at Phoenixville

Women’s D1
Lafayette at LIU Brooklyn
Villanova at Princeton
D2
Mercy at West Chester
D3
Notre Dame-M at Bryn Athyn
Rosemont at Centenary

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/3/19
Staff Report

Shipley School senior co-captain Ben Ashkenazy calls Gators veteran head coach Mark Duncan an inspiration to is players.

“Coach Duncan is a great coach who has helped me progress as a leader and as a player,” said Ashkenazy. “His ability to make in game adjustments is phenomenal and his ability to inspire his players is even greater. I have loved to play under him for four years and I congratulate him on this major accomplishment.”

That accomplishment occurred last Thursday when Duncan’s Gators capped a 4-0 Spring Break trip to Florida with a 21-5 victory over St. Petersburg Catholic, giving Duncan 200 career wins at Shipley.

When the Gators met in the far corner of the field for their standard post-game talk, assistant coach Robb Chambers, a 1994 Shipley alum, tossed him the game ball and congratulated him on his 200th win – setting off a wild celebration as 32 players, all armed with bottles of Diet Mountain Dew, put a personal touch on the typical Gatorade bath.

The celebration feted a man who has been coach and Athletic Director at Shipley for 18 seasons, winning six Friends League Championships (seven titles in all) while compiling a 200-117 record,

Duncan’s players, past and present are fiercely loyal. His coaching style pushes players to flourish and grow as committed student-athletes. To his credit, his staff is impressive with former D1 coach Chambers, respected goalie coach Joe Donnelly and current NLL All-Star Kevin Crowley.

“Coach Dunc’s love for the game goes beyond coaching,” said junior captain Henry Reed. “He seems to know everyone and everything in the lacrosse world and is a great person to be so closely connected to. His excitement about each practice gives the team energy and he pushes us to be creative and confident lacrosse players.”

Coach Duncan currently has one of his more talented teams despite its youth. Shipley is hoping to challenge five-time champion Academy of the New Church for this year’s league title.

“He’s improved my knowledge of the game, helping me understand my role as not just a player but a leader to a team,” said junior co-captain Randall Brown. “He’s always had a thirst for winning and I’m happy he’s reached this milestone in his career.”

Coach Duncan grew up on Long Island in a family of educators. His father worked at Farmingdale High School for over 30 years and his mother was a teacher at the Three Village Schools in Stony Brook. His older brother was also a state champion at Ward Melville, went on to be a captain at Penn and is now a principal in Northern New Jersey.

Coach Duncan started his career playing at storied Ward Melville HS on Long Island where he won a NY state championship in 1992. He became one of the leading scorers in the nation while at Lehigh where he as a Patriot League Player of the Year and remains the all-time leading goal scorer in Lehigh history.

He coached at Whittier College in Southern California before moving to PA with his wife Michelle. He took the job at Shipley in 2002 and in 2005 won the first league title in Shipley boys’ lacrosse history while still playing in the Northeast League.

Shipley joined the Friends League in 2006 and Duncan’s Gators won FSL Championships in 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 while achieving runner-up status the last 5 years. Duncan also has coached for LB3, Dukes, and Mesa as well as other clubs from San Diego back to Long Island.

Coach Duncan would like to thank all of his players past and present as well as Dr. Piltch, Shipley headmaster, and his wife Michelle and three kids, Ella, Sadie, and Tate.

“My love for the game and for these boys has never changed over the years,” he said. “Coaching these teams has been a great experience and I look forward to many more years and hopefully many more wins!”

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/3/19

North Penn 5, Downingtown East 4
NP- 0-2-0-3
DTE 1-2-2-0

NP
Danny Payne 3g 1a
Lucas Yannul 1g
Conor Young 1g 1a
Jake Homan 1a
Brian Myers 1a
Ryan Schoppe 1a
NP Saves: Bryon Rimmer 12
NP Faceoff’s: Will Morrow 5 wins

Lansdale Catholic 16, Bonner 0
LC: 6, 4, 3, 3
Bonnner: 0 0 0 0

LC:
Connor Mann: 4G, 2A, 3GB
Jack Kelly: 1G, 1GB
Pat McKeever: 1A, 3GB
Jesse Brown: 3G, 4GB, 1CT
Ryan Corbett: 3G, 4A, 6GB, 1CT
Evan Hannings: 2g, 1A, 5GB, 1CT
Kevin Gianoni: 2G, 2Gb
Patrick Cooney: 1G
Nate Gonzalez: 1A, 3GB 1 CT
Joe Giorgio: 1A, 2GB, 9 F/O Won
Bryce U’selis: 4GB, 1CT
Max Norton: 1GB, 2CT
Colin McKeever: 5GB, 3CT
Colin Corbett: 4GB
Brian Montagna: 1GB
Connor Flanegan: 48 Minutes, 3 Saves, 0 G/A

Malvern Prep 8, Episcopal Academy 4
MP -8
EA -4

MP
Will Peden 2-1
Evan Lotz 1-0
Champ Doyle 0-1
Colin McGill 2-1
Matt Civitella 1-0
Nick Potemski 1-1
Colin Hueston 1-0
Will Pettit -2 saves
Rowan Almonte 2 wins / 6 lost FO’s
Mike Voehringer 4 wins 4 lost FO’s

Palmyra 18, Cedar Crest 2
Palmyra 5 8 2 3 — 18
Cedar Crest 2 0 0 0 — 2

Palmyra
Caleb Hawkins 5 (3)
Grant Haus 3(2)
Kyle Wasilewski 3(2)
Jake Herman 3(2)
TJ Caton 3(0)
Spencer Sattazahn 1(0) ,
Shots on goal: 23
John Pallone 7​ ​saves

Methacton 10, Pottsgrove 5
Methacton 6 0 4 0 10
Pottsgrove 0 2 0 3 5

Methacton:
Sean Sykes (4G)
Jack Pellegrino (1G,2A)
Pay Sikora (1G,1A)
Kyle McKelvey (1G,1A)
Justin Sanelli (1G,1A)
Gunnar Seaman (2A)
Ethan Bryers (1G)
Mike Merola (1G)

Pottsgrove:
Charles S (2G)
Sebastian N (1G)
Khaliym S (1G)
Justin W (1G)

Delaware Valley 9, Vernon (NJ) 7
DV 3 2 2 2 total 9
Vernon 1 2 2 2 total 7

DV
Shane Roche 4g
Josh Bacarcel 2g 3a
Jackson Melnick 2g 3a
Alex Husejnovic 1g
Henry Hamill 5saves
Jaden Roby 5 saves

Vernon
Zack Lis 2g
Max Morsoff 2g 1a
Ryan Mihalko 1g 1a
Xander Day 1g 2a
Brian Curley 1g
JT Doyle 10 saves

Germantown Academy 15, Westtown 2

GA
Gavin Durham 5 goals
Wills Jordan 2 goals 1 assist
Noah Spratt 1 goal
Gunnar Bogorowski 1 goal
Timmy Ruth 1 goal 1 assist
Jack Luviano 1 goal
Sean McHugh 1
Liam Rosato 2 goal
Brian Allen 1 goal
Brendan Donnelly had 4 saves
Liam Rosato 12/12 on faceoffs
Brian Allen 3/4 on faceoffs

Wissahickon 17, Central Bucks South 6
South. 3 1 1 1 = 6
Wissahickon. 3 5 3 6 = 17

CBS
D. Grosso – 2 g, 1a
A. Novick – 1g, 1a, 2gb
A. Ballantine – 1g, 1a
C. Abbonizio – 1g, 1a
C Holley – 1g
T. Horvath – 10/25 FO, 6gb
C. Moore – 1/2 FO, 1gb
C. Manibo – 3gb
M. McDonald – 1gb
R. Sphar – 1gb
K. Watkins – 1gb
A. Warms – 1gb
C. Bernstein – 10 saves

Father Judge 10, CEC 7
CEC 2-4-1-0=7
FJ 1-2-4-3=10

CEC
Jack Kalinowski 2g
Brendan Held 2g
Sam Schurr 1g, 2a
Tyler Leiby 1g, 2a
Trevor Dykes 1g
Egan Rigney, goalie, 16 saves

Pennsbury 12, Hatboro Horsham 8
Pennsbury – 4-2-1-5
Hatters – 1-0-3-4

Pennsbury
Will Anderson 3g, 1a, 2gbs
Ryan DeZutel 3g, 1a, 2gbs
Nick Sutton 2g, 1a 3gbs
Colby Seneca 1g, 1a, 2gbs
Josh Price 1g
Jake Krefetz 1g, 6gbs
Charlie Nuschke 1g, 6gbs
Krefetz/DeZutel finished 16/21
Luke Nolan 14 saves

Archbishop Carroll 19, Devon Prep 2

Carroll
Borkowski 6g 3a
Loftus 1g
McNulty 5g 3a
Kearney 4g 2a
Walsh 1g 4a
Burke 1g
Sanders 1g
Ritter 2a
Tarasca 5 saves

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