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

The Phillylacrosse.com Boys’ Rankings:

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

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

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Phillylacrosse.con, Posted 4/22/18

Registration is open for the Maverik D2 Showcase on June 18 at the Proving Grounds in Conshohocken.

The event, powered by Maverik and Organized and directed by Florida Southern Coach Marty Ward, will be staffed by NCAA Division II lacrosse coaches will feature elite boys in the Classes of 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023.

The Maverik D2 Showcase is geared to provide athletes with maximum exposure to the top NCAA Division II schools that offer lacrosse. This single-day event unites student-athletes and NCAA lacrosse coaches seeking athletic recruitment opportunities.

Location: The Proving Grounds, 725 Conshohocken Road, Conshohocken, PA US 19428

Price: $299.00

Click here to register

FEATURES
The most exposure to NCAA Division II lacrosse programs
Each team will be coached by 2 NCAA Division II coaches
Recruiting exposure to over 40 Division II coaches in a single day
Each player is guaranteed 3 games with the possibility of All-Star nomination
Custom Maverik uniform pack for each player
Custom Maverik product for the Top 40 All Stars
Automatic qualifier for the 2019 Maverik National Lacrosse Classic
Access to game video and player highlights
Gatorade hydration products for each player
Seminar keynote speaker explaining the benefits of choosing Division II Opportunities!

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/22/19

Registration is open for the Liberty National Elite Showcase on Friday, June 28 at the Delaware Turf Complex in Frederica, DE.

The event, run by Victory Events and the Duke’s Lacrosse Club, will feature elite boys in the classes of 2020 to 2023.

The price to register is $275. The price includes a custom reversible jersey.

ELITE EXPERIENCE
Victory Event Series has partnered with Duke’s Lacrosse Founder Ebe Helm and Dukes-Twist owner Greg Flego to deliver this national elite summer showcase, the Friday prior to the weekend Liberty National tournament to the top club athletes in the country.

This partnership is the perfect pairing of event experience and club leadership, which has us poised to deliver the Liberty National Elite Showcase, an elite recruiting and event experience of the summer at the DE TURF Complex. DE Turf features 12 brand new artificial turf fields in the center of Delaware, just South of Philadelphia and east of Baltimore.

Directors anticipate hosting 100+ college coaches throughout the weekend (2018 had 120 college coaches on-site), ensuring the best recruiting opportunity for your athletes.

Click here to register.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/22/19
Staff Report

Brotherly Love U13 won the recent East Region Qualifier for the World Series of Youth Lacrosse and will compete in the Championship Series in Denver, Colorado on July 1-4.

Brotherly Love went 6-0 in the Regional tournament, which represents Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey, Virginia, and Delaware. Brotherly Love Hercules topped No. 7 BBL Elite in the Championship Game 4-2.

The team is led by Head Coach Paul Deniken, Defensive Coordinator Mike Twohig and Offensive Coordinator Adam Mueller.

The latest Nissan World Series of Youth Lacrosse/Inside Lacrosse 13U World Rankings had Brotherly Love as No. 2 behind Team 91 LI Wolfpack (NY) (Click here for rankings).

The WSYL Championship Game will be played at University of Denver’s Peter Barton Stadium and broadcast live on ESPN2 on July 4 at 5PM ET.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/22/19

District 1 Boys’ Tournament Info:

SEED MEETING: Saturday May 11, 2019 @ Harriton HS – 10am.
Last Possible Day for Regular Season Games to count for the playoffs – Friday, May 10th.

2019 PLAYOFFS
2A – 14 D1 Teams / 8 D1 Qualifiers / 2 PIAA Qualifiers
3A – 42 D1 Teams / 24 D1 Qualifiers / 6 PIAA Qualifiers

2019 PLAYOFF SCHEDULE
2A
1st Round – Wed. 5/15/19
Semifinals – Tues. 5/21/19
District One Championship – Thurs. 5/23/19

Current Class AA Rankings, as of April 21

(all rankings from District 1 site)
Seed School W L T Total Points Ranking
1 BISHOP SHANAHAN 9 1 0 116.215 11.622
2 STRATH HAVEN 7 5 0 113.713 9.476
3 PENNCREST 7 4 0 92.371 8.397
4 PHOENIXVILLE 7 3 0 77.693 7.769
5 SPRINGFIELD TWP.(M) 5 3 0 61.912 7.739
6 MARPLE NEWTOWN 5 7 0 90.041 7.503
7 INTERBORO 5 5 0 72.148 7.215
8 NEW HOPE SOLEBURY 7 3 0 61.715 6.172

3A schedule
1st Round – Tues. 5/14/19
2nd Round – Thurs. 5/16/19
Quarterfinals – Sat. 5/18/19
Semifinals – Tues. 5/21/19
District One Championship – Thurs. 5/23/19
Playbacks – 5/21 and 5/23

Current Class AAA Rankings, as of April 21
Seed School W L T Total Points Ranking
1 CB WEST 8 1 0 112.289 12.477
2 SPRINGFIELD (DELCO) 10 1 0 135.385 12.308
3 SOUDERTON 7 2 0 105.345 11.705
4 GARNET VALLEY 8 2 0 116.175 11.617
5 AVON GROVE 9 1 0 115.184 11.518
6 WC EAST 9 2 0 121.795 11.072
7 BOYERTOWN 8 3 0 118.682 10.789
8 CONESTOGA 8 3 0 117.349 10.668
9 RADNOR 7 3 0 99.290 9.929
10 WISSAHICKON 7 3 0 97.419 9.742
11 KENNETT 9 3 0 115.980 9.665
12 WC HENDERSON 8 3 0 103.235 9.385
13 NORTH PENN 6 5 0 97.821 8.893
14 SPRING-FORD 8 4 0 106.128 8.844
15 PENNRIDGE 5 5 0 86.414 8.641
16 DOWNINGTOWN EAST 5 6 0 95.023 8.638
17 NESHAMINY 7 3 0 85.811 8.581
18 PENNSBURY 7 3 0 84.891 8.489
19 COUNCIL ROCK NORTH 6 2 0 66.020 8.253
20 DOWNINGTOWN WEST 6 4 0 80.899 8.090
21 COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 6 3 0 70.120 7.791
22 CB EAST 4 6 0 77.448 7.745
23 PERKIOMEN VALLEY 6 6 0 91.634 7.636
24 UNIONVILLE 6 5 0 81.097 7.372

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/22/19

Philly region boys’ clubs have joined together to field four teams (2023-to-2026) that will compete in the Warrior All American games at UMass Amherst on July 22-24.

The coaches for each grad year team have been selected to best represent the Philadelphia community. In addition to the team coaches there will be representatives from other club programs to assist with tryout evaluations.

The goal is to field four strong Philadelphia based teams to go and compete for a title at this national event. Tryouts are Friday May 10th at the Proving Grounds in Conshohocken.

Tryouts also will be held for girls in the classes of 2023-to-2028 and boys in the classes of 2027 and 2028.

Registration is open now. Click here to register .

Philly-based joint club team coaches

2023 Coaches:
Brian Lamey (Freedom)
Joe Horvarth (Brotherly Love)
2024 Coaches:
Marty Kupprion (NXT)
Jack Forster (Dukes)
Matt DiRocco (Mesa)
2025 Coaches:
Bernie Delacey (Uprising/Roughriders)
Wilson Felter (Team 11)
Matt Dunn (Tribal)
2026 Coaches
Todd Fleming (Mesa Red)
Nile Thompson (NXT)

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/22/19

Cardinal O’Hara 12, Upper Merion 11

O’Hara
James Kutafaris 1 g 2A 3p
Ryan Culp 2g
Chris Kirby 1g
Aidan Gahagan 4 goals
Jeremy Garvey 1 g
Kyle Wilson 1 g
Jimmy Yocum 2g 1a 3p
Tim Lorenz 6 saves

New Hope Solebury 18, Harry S. Truman 3

New Hope Solebury
Kyle McLaughlin – 3 Goals and 4 Assists
Kyle Boughner – 4 Goals and 2 Assists
Tom Raupp – 3 Goals and 3 Assists
Nate Donahue – 2 Goals and 2 Assists
Ben Koeppen – 1 Goal and 1 Assist
Parker Cane – 1 Goal
Kel MacDowell – 1 Goal
Ian McDonald – 1 Goal
Ryan Riggione – 1 Goal
Jace Capanegro – 1 Goal
Lear Asplundh – 1 Assist
Tanner Richmond 11 saves

Lansdale Catholic 10, Quakertown 5

LC
Connor Mann: 4g, 1a
Jesse Brown: 3g, 2a, 5gb
Evan Hannings: 1g, 2a, 2gb
Kevin Gianoni: 1g,
Ryan Flanegan: 1g
Patrick Mckeever:1a, 3gb
Colin Mckeever: 5gb, 1a, 3ct
Connor Flanegan: 10 saves

Conwell-Egan 10, Archbishop Ryan 8
CEC: 3-2-3-2=10
AR: 2-2-2-2=8

Conwell Egan
Brendan Held 4g 1a
Jack Kalinowski 4g 2a
Sam Schurr 1g 1a
Terome Mitchell 1g
Tyler Leiby 1a
Egan Rigney 14 saves

AR
Steve Neilson 3g, 1a
Dan Ceceo 2g, 1a
Mikey Kalai 2g, 1a
Roman Beneditti 1g

Delaware Valley 16, Tunkhannock 3
DV 7 5 3 1 total 16
Tunk 0 1 1 1 total 3

DV
Shane Roche 4g 1a
Jackson Melnick 3g 1a
Josh Balcarcel 4g 4a
Finnegan McCormack 2g
James Staeckeler 1g
Liam Yost 1g
Bryan Morley 1g
Alex Husejnovic 2a

Henry Hamill 1 save
Jaden Roby 2 saves

Steve Bognatz 1g
Izaih Simon 1g 1a
Matthew Prebola 1g
Trae Cole 1g
Levi Westfield 11 saves

Boyertown 12, Council Rock North 11

Boyertown:
Grizz Eardley 2g
Brewer Johnson 4g 1a
Kobi Bui 1g 2a
Brady McFalls 3g 1a
Mike Federico 1g
Alex Axman 1g 1a
Robert Wood 9 saves

Council Rock:
Peter Lehman 1a
Nathan Lewis 1g
Shane Bradley 1g
Jimmy O’Donnell 1g
Breckett Thompson 1g 1a
Luke Walstrum 5g 2a
Dean Sedlamandre 2g

Crestwood 22, North Pocono 6
(Wyoming Valley Conference District 2)

Crestwood Scoring:
Anthony Caporuscio: 10 Goals
Wyatt Malia: 4 Goals, 5 Assists
Trey Zabroski: 4 Goals
TJ Kulak: 4 Goals, 2 Assists
Chandler O’Farrell: 3 Assists
Sean Murphy: 3 Assists
Eric Johnson: 1 Assist

North Pocono Scoring:
Jack Roche: 3 Goals
Jason Parola: 2 Goals, 3 Assists
Colin Zaffino: 1 Goal
Tyler Motichka: 1 Assist
Ryan Dolphin: 1 Assist

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/22/19
From Press Release

The Duke’s Lacrosse Club is pleased to continue its 20th Anniversary Celebration by announcing its All-Time Goalies.

There have been many noteworthy goalies in the Duke’s Program over its 20 years and many have excelled at the high school and college/pro levels. Similar to other positions, choosing the First Team was difficult, but here they are:

Leading off is Niko Amato. He was a player made for the big time and made for big time moments. He was a cartoon character of sorts, always joking and having fun probably to hide his burning desire to be the best.
He studied his craft partly under the great Brian “Doc” Dougherty and he excelled creating his own legacy with his own unique style. From winning two State Championships at La Salle College High School (earning Phillylacrosse.com Player of the Year in 2008) to winning National Club Championships with Duke’s, Amato did it all at the high school level.
He went on to be a 4-year starter, 3-time All-American and Defensive Player of the year at the University of Maryland. Amato currently is a goalkeeper in the MLL with the Chesapeake Bayhawks where in 2018 he shared Top Goalie honors and was under consideration for League MVP. Amato teaches and runs goalie clinics and is the Head Coach at Immaculata University.

Next up on the list is Drew Adams. Talk about unique, Adams never met a kick save he didn’t like. Another disciple of Dougherty, Adams was tall and skinny, impenetrable at times and capable of carrying his team to excellence. He did so at Springfield-Delco then at Penn State where he was a 3-time All American and still holds the school record for saves. Adams went to the MLL where with the New York Lizards he became one of the league’s all-time goalies, becoming a 5-time All-Star, and Goalie of the Year three times while winning a Championship. He also played for Team USA in his storied career.

Our 3rd All Time Goalie Selection is Matt McMonagle. He was “Cat” quick and very much a thinker on the Field. McMonagle was very steady and always in control, directing the defense in front of him but he also stood out and was known for his spectacular saves and pinpoint outlet passes. McMonagle was an All American at Episcopal Academy and a three-time All-American at Cornell (First-Team All-American his senior year on a Final Four team). He went on to have a stint professionally with the NY Lizards. He was recognized as one of the Top Lacrosse Goalies in his Decade by US Lacrosse. While with Duke’s, Matt had one of the biggest moments as a goalie in Duke’s Program History when he stoned the top-ranked club team in the country at the nationally recognized Champ Camp and ended its years-long winning streak.

The Final 1st Team Goalie Selection for the 20th Anniversary Team was the toughest choice to make, but it went to a current college freshman, Caton Johnson. Johnson has already started charting his path to greatness and it comes as no surprise to anyone who has watched him grow up. Johnson has cat like quickness and a unique dedication to his goalie craft that is rare. He has always had a strong family foundation of support but it’s his work ethic and confidence that make him a very, very special goalie. While cementing his abilities on the national stage with the Duke’s Program, Johnson led his high school, Manheim Township, to the Pennsylvania Class AAA Championship in 2018, the first title for a non-Southeastern PA squad. Now at North Carolina, where midway through this season he has taken over as the starter, he delivered a record 21-save performance in leading UNC to an upset win over a highly-ranked Duke University team. Keep your eyes on Johnson as it will be fun to see him in action now and for many years to come.

Goalies Receiving HONORABLE MENTION RECOGNITION are:
Harry Oldham, Springfield, West Chester & Duke’s Adult; Austin Kaut, Springfield, Penn State & Florida Launch; Matt Barrett, Malvern Prep, Virginia/Villanova; Ryan Kern, Salesianum/Navy; Kyle Gilfoy, Penncrest/Lycoming; Conor Kelly, Haverford School/Notre Dame; Andrew O’Connell, Malvern Prep/North Carolina; Alex Ready, Manheim Township/ Denver, Will Schreiner, Avon Grove/Penn State; Dustin Keen, Downingtown West/St. Joe’s’ TC Behm, Haverford School/Maryland.

NEXT: The Defensive MVP’S are both Defensemen and will be named with the All-Time Defenseman Team.

Click here to read the All-Time Duke’s Attackmen

Click here to read the All-Time Duke’s Midfielders

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/23/19

D3 Men
Rosemont at Kean
D1 Women
Stony Brook at Penn State
D2
Holy Family at Doninican
Jefferson at Georgian Court
Chestnut Hill at Wilmington
D3
Scrabnton at Cabrini
Immaculata at Susquehanna

HS Boys

Moorestown at Malvern Prep
Haverford HS at Strath Haven
Garnet Valley at Conestoga
Pennridge at Central Bucks West
Palmyra at Trinity
Truman at North Penn
Academy New Church at Moorestown Friends
Cedar Crest at Manheim Township
Freedom at Easton
Central Bucks South at Pennsbury
Wissahickon at Springfield-Montco
Springside Chestnut Hill Academy at Haverford School
Sun Valley at Downingtown West
North Penn at Springfield-Delco
Shipley School at George School
Upper Dublin at Hatboro-Horsham
Penncrest at Radnor
Oxford at West Chester Henderson
Ridley at Marple Newtown
Central Bucks East at Council Rock North
Southern Lehigh at Moravian Academy
Emmaus at Allentown Central Catholic

HS Girls
Radnor at Penncrest
Manheim Township at Lampeter-Strasburg
Bonner-Prendergast at Archbishop Carroll
William Penn Charter at Agnes Irwin
Episcopal Academy at Baldwin School
West Chester East at Unionville
Notre Dame Academy at Springside Chesnut Hill Academy
Allentown Central Catholic at Nazareth Area
Avon Grove at Coatesville
Bishop Shanahan at Kennett
Boyertown at Pottsgrove
Central Bucks South at North Penn
Chichester at Penn Wood
Conestoga at Garnet Valley
Wyomissing at Conrad Weiser
Franklin Towne Charter at Conwell Egan
Sacred Heart at Merion Mercy
Great Valley at Downingtown East
Downingtown West at Sun Valley
Upper Darby at Harriton
Strath Haven at Haverford High
Henderson at Oxford
Marple Newtown at Ridley
Upper Merion at Methacton
Moravian Academy at Southern Lehigh
Mt. St. Joseph Academy at Villa Joseph Marie
Neshaminy at Pennsbury
Norristown at Phoenixville
Upper Perkiomen at Owen J. Roberts
Pottstown at Perkiomen Valley
Spring-Ford at Pope John Paul II

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/23/19
Staff Report

The Live Like Blaine organization is hosting a FUN 1-hour workout and fitness event, called Fit Fest, on Sunday May 19th for all ages and fitness levels.

Fit Fest is a great way for your teams, families, and individuals to come together for a meaningful purpose, have fun, and raise funds for an organization that is all about supporting girls and leadership.

Please see the attached flyer or click on Fit Fest for more information. If you would like to create a Team Fundraiser for Fit Fest, please reach out to kara@livelikeblaine.org.

Fit Fest Event Details:

Fun 1-Hour Workout (with trainers from AFC, Life Time, Fuel, and CrossFit Main Line) · Vendors (Athleta, Robeks, and more) · Healthy Food · Raffles
Music and Fun for all fitness levels (ages 10+) · Free Yoga for kids (age 5+)

Date: Sunday, May 19th
Place: The Shipley School, Main Campus Fields
Time: 9am
Cost: $25
Registration: www.CrowdRise.com/o/en/Campaign/Fit-Fest

For more information About the Live Like Blaine Foundation – honoring the memory of Penn Charter standout Blaine Steinberg – and it’s mission to inspire and empower young women to become leaders through athletics please check out www.LiveLikeBlaine.org

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/23/19

Bandits Lacrosse Club is holding supplemental tryouts on Sunday, May 5th at Germantown Academy for players interested in participating during the summer season.

Bandits Lacrosse held initial tryouts last August to form teams for the 2018-2019 club year. Limited spots are available to fortify rosters for the Summer 2019 season, which kicks off in June and lasts through mid-July. Supplemental Tryouts are open for players in the 2020 through 2027 grad classes.

The Bandits offer a fun and educational experience for players led by an experienced coaching staff. The summer season includes 10 team practices, a training camp, 4-5 events, and an end-of-year picnic.

Supplemental Tryouts will take place on Field 1 at Germantown Academy.

Date: Sunday, May 5th
Time: 2:00pm – 4:30pm
Location: Field 1; Germantown Academy

Fee: $15

To register for tryouts, visit Banditlax.com

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/23/19

USILA Rankings for April 22:

Division I

1 Penn State (20) 400 11-1 1
2 Maryland 371 11-2 2
3 Duke 358 11-3 3
4 Yale 332 9-2 4
5 Penn 323 8-3 5
6 Virginia 292 11-3 6
7 Syracuse 270 9-3 9
8 Loyola Maryland 269 10-3 8
9 Cornell 231 9-4 10
10 Ohio State 230 8-3 7
11 Notre Dame 193 7-5 11
12 Denver 166 8-4 12
13 Towson 158 8-4 13
14 High Point 145 11-2 13
15 Massachusetts 132 9-4 15
16 Boston University 98 10-4 18
17 Villanova 61 8-5 20
18 Army West Point 53 9-4 17
19 Georgetown 50 10-4 19
20 Johns Hopkins 22 6-6 16
20 Rutgers 22 7-6 NR
Others receiving votes: Delaware, North Carolina, Air Force, Hobart, Princeton

Division II

1 Limestone (15) 319 15-0 1
2 Adelphi 298 14-1 3
3 Le Moyne (1) 288 12-2 3
4 Belmont Abbey 249 13-2 6
5 Merrimack 242 11-2 2
6 UIndy 238 12-1 7
7 Mercy 228 14-1 9
8 Mercyhurst 194 10-3 8
9 Seton Hill 190 10-3 10
10 LIU Post 187 10-3 5
11 Pace 172 11-3 11
12 Mount Olive 149 11-3 12
13 Wingate 118 11-3 15
14 Rockhurst 114 11-3 13
15 Lynn 94 11-3 18
16 Queens (NC) 79 11-3 14
17 Bentley 55 8-4 17
18 Lindenwood 45 10-5 20
19 Tampa 35 12-5 NR
20 Catawba 17 9-5 16
Others receiving votes: Assumption, Saint Anselm, Rollins, NYIT, Maryville, Chestnut Hill, Saint Leo

Division III

1 RIT (14) 409 15-1 2
2 York (5) 401 15-1 3
3 Salisbury 373 15-1 1
4 Tufts (2) 365 13-1 4
5 Wesleyan 322 11-2 5
6 Amherst 321 12-2 6
7 Cabrini 294 14-2 7
8 Williams 276 12-2 8
9 Gettysburg 247 11-3 9
10 Stevens 226 14-2 11
11 Denison 197 12-2 13
12 Union 159 12-1 15
13 Ursinus 158 10-2 10
14 Bates 152 9-4 12
15 Dickinson 130 10-4 14
16 Franklin and Marshall 105 10-4 16
17 Washington and Lee 75 11-4 18
18 RPI 71 11-3 16
19 St. Lawrence 44 11-3 19
20 Lynchburg 27 10-5 20
Also receiving votes: Christopher Newport, DeSales, Saint John Fisher, Cortland, Illinois Wesleyan, Dean

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/23/19

Black Bear Lacrosse Club will be Holding a Supplemental Tryout to fill limited spots in its U-9 (2nd-3rd Grade 2028-29) Program as well as its 2025 (6th Grade) teams for the Summer of 2019.

The Supplemental Tryouts will be held on Sunday April 28th from 10-11:30 AM at the All Sports Center in Trappe, PA.

To Register CLICK HERE

Address: 1511 W Main St, Collegeville, PA 19426

U-9 Team (2nd/3rd Grades) *Roster is CAPPED at 18 kids
Dates: 4/28/19
Location: All Sports Center, Trappe PA
Times: 10am to 11:30am
NEEDS: GOALIE(1) MIDFIELD(3) ATTACK(1) DEFENSE(2)

2025 Team (6th Grade)
Dates: 4/28/19
Location: All Sports Center, Trappe PA
Times: 10am to 11:30am
NEEDS: ATTACK(2), MIDFIELD(2), DEFENSE(1)

To learn more about the Black Bear program, click here.

Black Bear Lacrosse Club is Committed to offering families quality coaching and instruction with a goal of developing better lacrosse players to compete at the highest level they desire.

Our U-9 Program Features four coaches (3-Full Time) led by former Black Bear 2019 Team Defensive Coach Peter Hewitt (30+ Years of Coaching High School/Youth Players). The Teams Director of Operations is 2018 Pottstown Mercury Coach of the Year and Perkiomen Valley Head Coach Bryan Churchey. PJ Hewitt (2019 Midfield/Face Off Specialist-Conestoga High School) is one of the U-9 Assistants as well.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/23/19

Registration is open for the Team 302 Lacrosse Summer last-minute tryouts/evals on May 19 at the Tower Hill Turf Field.

These tryouts are for boys in the classes of 2020-2029 (limited spots).

Location: Tower Hill Turf, 2813 West 17th Street,19806
Times: 1:30pm-3:00pm: 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029
3:00pm-4:30pm: 2022, 2023, 2024
4:30pm-6:00pm: 2020, 2021

Registration is Live at www.prolacrossellc.com

Email prolacrosse1@gmail.com for questions and possible alternate evaluation dates.

Fall 2019 & Summer 2020 Tryouts will be held for Boys 2021-2030 Grad Years on July 30th & August 1.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/23/19
From Press Release

The KSF (Katie Samson Foundation) Lacrosse Festival will be celebrating its 19th year this weekend! The KSF Lacrosse Festival began in 2001 and has grown into the premier high school lacrosse event in the United States.

This year’s festival will be held on Saturday April 27 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 prizes, clothing, equipment etc., and a special guest appearance from the Phillie Phanatic! Games begin at 9:00 am. This is a family event!

The Katie Samson Foundation gives back! Over $100,000 was raised in 2018 with the generous support of over 50 sponsors, donations from attendees, as well as fundraising efforts by each participating lacrosse team. Since 2001 over $1.9 million has been distributed to charities benefiting medical research and providing care for people with spinal cord injuries – patient care (46 percent), research (43 percent), and quality of life (11 percent).

The Event:

Motivated by Katie’s perseverance and courage, volunteers in the lacrosse community and beyond support the cause year after year.

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’s Kiddie Korner” for younger fans- with clowns and balloon designs, a Mechanical Bull, Rock Climbing Wall, moon bounces, music, and a visit from the Phillie Phanatic!
• 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.

The Cause:

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, PA and attended Radnor High School 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’s 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 lacrosse team to two more National titles. In 2004, Katie moved to Arizona to pursue her graduate degree where she remained for six years. Katie moved back to the Philadelphia area in 2010 and became an active member of the Katie Samson Foundation.

Katie loves traveling, exploring accessible trails and spending time with her nieces and nephews. Katie recently became Director of Programs for Art-Reach, an art services organization that create, advocates and expands accessible opportunities in arts and culture. Find her on the wall of the most recent inductee class of the Radnor High School Hall of Fame.

Event Details:

The high school games will begin at 9:00am on Saturday, April 27th. 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 (see below) as well as all the other exciting details. Or visit us on Facebook – KSF 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. All donations are tax deductible. Please visit our website or contact the Directors of Development, Eric Gorman at KSFlacrossefest@gmail.com with any questions.

The schedule:

BOYS GAMES

9:00 AM
Academy of the New Church v. St. Joseph’s Prep on Creek Field
WC Rustin HS v. Souderton HS on Loop Field
Great Valley HS v. Marple-Newtown HS on Prevost Field

11 am
Avon Grove HS v. Springfield-Delco HS on Creek Field
Downingtown East HS v. Garnet Valley HS on Loop Field
Malvern Prep v. Manheim Township HS on Prevost Field

1 pm
Shipley School v. Harriton HS on Creek Field
Central Bucks West HS v. Downingtown West HS on Loop Field
Spring-Ford HS v. Springside-Chestnut Hill Academy on Prevost Field

3 pm
Germantown Academy v. Hill School on Creek Field
Archbishop Carroll HS v. Lower Merion HS on Loop Field
Conestoga HS v. Penn Charter School on Prevost Field

4 pm
Radnor HS v. Episcopal Academy on Enke Field

GIRLS GAMES

9:00 AM
Agnes Irwin School v. Villa Maria Academy HS on Enke Field
Harriton HS v. Great Valley HS on Library Field
Abington HS v. Friends’ Central School on Rowland Field

Germantown Academy v. WC Henderson HS on Pike Field

10:45 am
Radnor HS v. Unionville HS on Enke Field
Lower Merion HS v. Shipley School on Library
Episcopal Academy v. Owen J. Roberts HS on Rowland Field

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

4 pm
Hill School v. Merion Mercy on Library Field
Wissahickon HS v. Springside-CHA on Rowland Field

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/23/19

Pennsbury 12, Central Bucks South 10
CBS 1 2 4 3
Pennsbury 7 1 4 0

Pennsbury scoring:
Nick Sutton 4g2a
Will Anderson 2g1a
Josh Price 1g
Avery Dysart 2g1a
Colby Seneca 1g
Jesse Keaton 1g1a 4gb
Will Cusick 1g
Charlie Nuschke 5 gb
Luke Nolan 15 saves

CBS
C. Abbonizio – 1g, 1a, 3gb
D. Grosso – 3g, 1a
T. Horvath – 2g, 18/23 FO, 13gb
C. Moore- 1/2 FO
A. Novick – 1g, 3gb, 1FTO
L. Britton – 1g, 1gb
J. Cenci – 1g
A. Ballantine – 2gb
C. Bernstein – 7 saves, 3gb
C. Manibo – 4gb, 2FTO
M. McDonald – 3gb
C. Cenci – 3gb
J. Reilly – 1gb
J. Robinson – 1gb
D. McCrory – 1gb, 2FTO
M. Petit – 1gb
S. Fayer – 1gb, 1 FTO

Springfield-Delco 13, North Penn 5
Springfield-D 0 0 1 4
North Penn 4 6 0 3

Spr
Jack Spence 2,2
Liam Difonzo 2,1
Jack Clark 1,3
Colin Hopkins 3,1
Aidan Shandley 1,1
Geo Dotsicas 1g
Zach Broomall 1,1 9/12 FOs
Pat Clemens 1a
Aidan Smith 1g
Robbie Obrien 1g
Matt Ellison 1a
Jake Methlie 4/6 FOs
Jimmy Donegan 2 saves
Joe Lofland 1 save

Radnor 12, Penncrest 3
(4-1 halftime)

Radnor
Jackson Birtwistle – 2 goals and 3 assists
Drew Brown – 1 goal and 2 assists
Jaden Goldstein – 2 goals
John Austen – 2 goals
Damien Ramondo – 2 goals
Ethan Ott – 1 goal
Cole Albany – 1 goal
Jack Murphy – 1 goal
David Azzarano – 1 assist
Jack Dooley – 1 assist
Patrick Cullen – 1 assist
Chris Begier – 1 assist
Patrick Cullen – 10/13 F-O
Thomas Hannum – 1/2 F-O
Archer Darrach – 5 saves

Penncrest
Anthony Chero 1g
Tj Sims 1g
Trey Pompetti 1g-1a
Robby McDonnell 1a
Shane Stevens 7 saves
Andrew Wickman 2 saves

Haverford School 13, Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 10

SCHA
Ethan Gyllenhaal 5g 1a
Luke Neverosky 2 g
Rex Leininger 2 g
Fitz McLaughlin 1 a
Matt Bown 1g 1a
Harry Sweitzer 1 a
Tyler Guzik 9 saves

Downingtown West 19, Sun Valley 0
Downingtown West 10-6-2-1
Sun Valley 0-0-0-0

DTW
Nick Higgins 4G, 1GB, 2CT’s (caused turnover)
Kevin Lundmark 3G
Luke Venzie 2G, 3A
Ty Rodriguez 2G, 2A, 1GB, 1CT
Kurt Rachau` 2G, 1GB
Jameson Smyth 1G, 2A, 1GB
Michael Straub 1G, 2A, 5GB’s, 15/18 FO (83%)
Brendan Campbell 1G, 1A
Mike Sassa 1G
Evan Richard 1G, 1GB
Joe Shafer 1G, 4GB, 1CT
Ty Wolverton 2A, 1CT
Ryan Dever 1A, 1GB, 1CT
Ryan Yezak 3CT, 3GB
Josh Toth 2GB
Aiden Carr 1GB, 1CT
Owen Fry 2CT, 2GB
Gabe Garner 2GB, 2CT
Ryan Straub 1GB, 1CT
Ty Long 2GB’s
Coz Viallri 1GB
Caden Cox 1GB
Owen Karp (G) 5 Saves

Wissahickon 7, Springfield-Montco 3

Wissahickon
Fritz 12/13 f/o
Myers 3 g
Williams 2g, 1a
Intrieri 2a
Lehman 1g
Baim 1g
Pfeiffer 4 saves

Central Bucks East 13, Council Rock North 5
CBE 2-4-2-5- 13
CRN 0-2-3-0- 5

EAST
Ryan Stout 6G 2A, 2gb
Ryan Carroll 3G 1A
Ryan Gray 3A
Matt Melendez 2G
Jimmy Knepp 2A
Ryan Eife 1A
Nick Knepp 1G
Jonah Osborne 1G
Jake Kueny 9 FO wins, 6 gb, 2ct
Evan Bullotta 3 face off wins
Liam Rosenthal 9 saves
Joey Beahan – 6gb
Evan Buollotta – 4gb, 2ct
Drew Bethke – 2gb

Shipley School 24, George School 7

Shipley
Luke Grayum 3g, 3a
Auggie Gehret 5 goals
Braeden Lange 3g
Randall Brown 3g
Jake McCarthy 2a
Hunter Gallo 2g
Josh Gallia 2a
Henry Reed 1g, 1a
Jake Olejniczak 1g, 1a
Tyler Drake 1a
Alex Moeller 1g
Cam Light 1g
Jamie Lenart 1g
Brett Mezrow 1g
Sam Talluto 1g
Kyle Mezrow 1g
Jake McCarthy 13/15 FO
Hunter Gallo 3/3 FO
Nate Yi 5 saves
Kyle Mezrow 4 saves
Tyler Drake 2 saves

Wilson 21, Muhlenberg 0

Wilson
Jake Geist 4G 2A
Cam Magalotti 2G 6A
Tristan Allmendinger 2G
Jack Grayson 2G
Ethan Stitzel 1G 1A
Mason Lenart 1G
Gavin Lenart 1G
Isaiah Gilmore 2A
Troy Corson 1G
Joe Kieffer 1G
Julian Smith 1G
Derek Jopp 1G
Dylan Garber 1A
Nick Shockey 1G
Ryan Strobel 2G
Trey Hayick 1G
Alex Wolf 1G
Brayden Skipper 2 saves
Gavin Emery 1 save

Malvern Prep 10, Moorestown 1

MP
Pettit 8 saves
Almonte 7/10 FO
Voehringer 3/5 FO
Mcgill 1g
Peden 1g
Lotz 2g
Civitella 1g, 1a
Potemski 1g,1a
Waitte 1a
Hueston 1a
Jogerst 2g
Spanos 1g
Szostek 1g
Pettit 8 saves
Almonte 7/9 FO

Souderton 18 Quakertown 2

Cole Witoslawski 8g (single game goal record)
Matt Rauch 2g 4a
Brock Azeff 2g 1a
Dylan Anderson 3a
Luke Halteman 2g
Jamison McDivitt 1g 1a
Fearghas Evanick 1g
Jalen White 1g
Dylan Reinford 1g
Axell Beskar 3 saves
Hayden Grice 3 saves
Sean Brown 1 save

Justin Wawrzynek 1a

Conestoga 9, Garnet Valley 7
Conestoga 3-3-1-2=9
Garnet Valley 2-4-1-0=7

Conestoga
Brendan Murphy 1g,2a
Will Schnorr 4g,1a
Joey Allen 1g,2a
Patrick Reilly 2g
Scott Smith 1a
Julian Grove 1a
PJ Hewitt 9/17 faceoffs
Ian Kim 1/2 faceoffs
Mick Lee 9 saves

Garnet Valley
Bradley 2g
Baar 2g
Busenkill 1g
Shoemaker 1g
Oldrati 1g & 9/19 faceoffs
Morin 2a
Van Horn 8saves

West Chester East 13, Unionville 12

WCE
Jeff Greiner 1g
Jacob Greiner 4g 2a
Joe Corrozza 3g 1a
Jesse Roth 2g
Rocco Grello 3g 3a
Ben Delaney 1a
Seth Cohen 5 face off wins in 4th qtr to help com from from behind win
Saves : Jack Macannaly 10 saves

Henderson 14, Oxford 1
WCH 7 5 1 1 14
OXF 0 0 0 1 1

Henderson Scoring
Jeff Benson 3g 3a
Luke Wierman 2g 3a
Max DePasquale 2g
Shane Justice 2g
Jon Hamm 1g
Dan Carnuccio 1g 1a
Keiran Green 1g
Jack Micco 1g
Gavin O’Hara 1g
Andrew Hazard 1a
Ryan McKie 1 save
Taylor West 1 save

Downingtown East 15, Great Valley 2
DTown East 3-9-2-1 = 15
Great Valley 1-0-0-1 = 2

Brian Miller 3G 3A
Luke Wetzel 3G
Zach Lee 2G
Grady Meredith 1G 2A
Jack Riley 1G 2A
Evan Measel 1G 2A
Dillon Hammer 2A
Josh Lee 1G
Mike Ostertag 1G
Connor Jorgensen 1G
Dylan Kilroy 1G
Cooper Dicicco 7/8 Face offs
Nick Ericson 9/11 Face offs
Nico Iacovino 6 Saves
Jacob Bryant 2 Saves

Central Catholic 13, Emmaus 6
Emmaus 0 1 1 4 6
Central Catholic 2 6 5 0 13

Emmaus:
Goals- Evan Bhagat 2, Bailey O’Connor 2, Mike Leshinsky 2. Assists- Justin Cote 2, Grant Hawkins 2. Saves- Ben Franco 9.

Central:
Goals- Justin Pasquale 5, Todd Gloss 4, Tyler Schifko 2, Mike Hilliard 2. Assists- Ben Scandone 2, Schifko, Joe Pasquale, Mike Driscoll, Matt Scandone, Jack McGorry, Louie Baloh, Alec Brogle. Saves- Nolan Barr 15.

Strath Haven 10, Haverford High 9, OT
Haverford. 2-1- 4-2-0- 9
Strath Haven 1-3- 0-5-1- 10

Strath Haven
Matt Foggioli 2G
Wade Mutz 1G
Nicky Palermo 1A
Ethan Belville 6 G/ 1A
Ibo Pio 1 g (GW)
Christian Mazer 6 saves

Haverford
Jackson Gowie 4G
Kyle Bennett 2G/1A
John Scheivert 3G/1A
Quinn Carson 1A
Eric Reisenwitz 9 FO wins
Matt Davis 7 saves

Upper Dublin 6, Hatboro-Horsham 2

HH
Sam Fink 1G, 3GBs
Ian Reilley 1A, 3 GBs
Jason Kleintz 1G, 1A
Joe Brophy 10 saves
Jake Rickard 5 GBs
Davis Wheeler 3 GBs

Central Bucks West 6, Pennridge 5
CBW 1 0 3 2 -6
Pennridge 1 2 1 1 -5

Pennridge
Lazasz 4g1a
Fanelli 1g1a
Swartley 13 Saves

CBW
Erik Ojert 2g, 2a
Jeff Woosnam 1g
Conner Albrecht 1g
Jake Lang 1g (GW)
Jake Ojert 1a
Max Dunar 14 saves, 1a
Garret Hitchens 11 of 13 FO

Upper Dublin 6, Hatboro-Horsham 5

Upper Dublin:
Zach Young – 1g,1a
Jayden Santangelo – 1a
Brett Rama – 1g
Brian McCarry – 1g
Jason Williams – 1a
Lucas Roselli – 1g
Jason Scott – 1g
Vijay Foster – 1g,1a
Sam Hoffmann – 2 Saves

Harriton 18, Upper Darby 6
Harriton 4 6 2 6 =18
UD 2 1 1 2 = 6

Harriton
Michael Stewart 4G 3A
Leo Wackerman 4G
Cooper Gutsche 3G
Lachlan Northington 2G
Jackson Smith 1G 2A
Jack Northington 1G
Aedan McKenna 1G
Nick Tevis 1G
Shane Sullivan 1G
Ben Schall 2A
Josh Smith 1A
Evan Prince 13/18 F/O 7gb
Shane Sullivan 5/7 FO 3gb
Defense led by
Brian Stewart 2cto 5 gb
Aedan McKenna 2cto 3 gb
Max Copley 6gb
Robbie DePetris 6 saves
Max Fellheimer 3 saves
Nate Johnson 3 saves

Council Rock South 11, Neshaminy 8
Council Rock South 1 1 4 5 – 11
Neshaminy 3 2 0 3 – 8

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/24/19

HS Boys

Archbishop Ryan at Archbishop Wood
Crestwood at Abington Heights
Devon Prep at La Salle
Hill School at Westtown
Penn Charter at Episcopal Academy
Scranton Prep at Nazareth
Souderton at Council Rock South
Upper Moreland at Plymouth Whitemarsh
Springfield-M at Pope John Paul II
Truman at North Penn
Pottsgrove at New Hope-Solebury

HS Girls
Archbishop Carroll at Bishop McDevitt
Cheltenham at Abington
Jenkintown at Central Bucks East
Council Rock North at Central Bucks South
Central Bucks West at Council Rock South
Delaware County Christian at Lower Moreland
Pottstown at Emmaus
Frankford at Northeast
Quakertown at Hatboro-Horsham
Springfield-Delco at Lower Merion
North Penn at Pennsbury
Parkland at Pleasant Valley
Upper Moreland at Springfield-Montco
Upper Dublin at Wissahickon
Spring-Ford at Pope John Paul II
Plymouth Whitemarsh at Souderton
Quakertown at Hatboro-Horsham
Pennridge at Neshaminy

Men’s D3
Arcadia at Albright
Wilkes at DeSales
Delaware Valley at Eastern
Wesley at Gwynedd Mercy
Cabrini at Immaculata
Ursinus at Muhlenberg
Marywood at Neumann
Washington College at Swarthmore
Lebanon Valley at Widener
Women’s D2
Millersville at West Chester
D3
Lebanon Valley at Arcadia
Haverford at Bryn Mawr
Eastern at Delaware Valley
Bryn Athyn at Keystone
Neumann at Marywood
Ursinus at Muhlenberg
Rosemont at Notre Dame-MD
Washington College at Swarthmore
Gwynedd Mercy at Wesley
DeSales at Wilkes

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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/24/19

Holy Ghost Prep 2020 LSM/defenseman Jack Mahony has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at New Jersey Institute of Tech (NJIT).

Jack Mahony profile:

High school: Holy Ghost Preparatory School (Bensalem, PA)

Grad year: 2020

Positions: LSM, Defense

College committed to: New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT)

Club team: Team 11 Lacrosse

Expected major: Engineering

Why did you choose New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT)? “I chose NJIT because of the many appealing things it offered. I absolutely love the coaches and their communication through the process. The campus is also not too far away from home.”

Thank You: “I want to thank my parents for pushing me through everything and making sure that I knew what I was doing through the process. I’d also like to thank Sankey lacrosse for everything else that they’ve given me to help me be the best I can. Lastly, I’d like to thank all of the coaches from Holy Ghost in shaping me into the man and player I am today and for helping me reach my goal of playing Division 1 lacrosse.”

What other colleges did you consider? Loyola (Maryland) University, Dickinson College

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/24/19
From Press Release

The Premier Lacrosse League (PLL) in conjunction with Keystone Sports and Entertainment announced today that the league championship game will be played at Talen Energy Stadium on the Chester waterfront on Saturday, September 21 at 2:30 p.m.

The inaugural PLL Championship will be held at the state-of-the-art facility at the close of the regular season and playoffs and will see the top two teams face off for the crown. Philadelphia marks the triumphant final stop of the PLL season that commences June 1 and travels to 13 major North American cities over three months.

In addition to the Championship Game, a matchup between two additional PLL teams will be played immediately prior to determine the order for the 2020 PLL College Draft. The PLL Championship Game will be televised on NBC and streamed via authentication on NBCSports.com, and the NBC Sports app.

“We’re proud to announce that the city of Philadelphia — home to major pro sports team champions, and one of the best venues in North America in Talen Energy Stadium — will be host to our inaugural PLL Championship,” says PLL Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer Paul Rabil. “Since our creation, we’ve amassed continual support from the fans of Philadelphia and we’re ecstatic to bring our season’s biggest game to Talen Energy Stadium, where our first champion will be crowned in an electric atmosphere.”

“All of us at Keystone Sports and Entertainment as well as the Philadelphia Union are excited to welcome the PLL Championship Game to Talen Energy Stadium,” said Tim McDermott, Union Chief Business Officer. “Philadelphia has an incredible passion for lacrosse and the sport is experiencing tremendous growth in our region. We’re looking forward to hosting another hallmark event and showcasing the unbeatable views and fan experience that Talen Energy Stadium offers.”

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/24/19

Springfield-Montco 14, Pope John Paul II 6

Springfield–M
Brennan Fluehr 4g
Paul Richardson 4g
Wilson Krewson 2g
Trey DuBose 1g
Zach Coppol 1g
Matt Schmidt 1g
Nic Pugliese 1g
Paul Asman 13 saves in 3 quarters

Souderton 8, Council Rock South 6
Souderton 4-3 at half

Souderton
Cole Witoslawski 4g 1a (100th career point)
Dylan Anderson 1g 1a
Matt Rauch 2a
Fearghas Evanick 1g
Jalen White 1g
Brock Azeff 1g Nate Guthre 1a

Lansdale Catholic 8, Father Judge 3
LC: 1, 2, 3, 2
Judge: 1, 1, 0, 1

LC
Connor Mann: 3g, 1gb
Jesse brown: 1g, 5a, 2gb
Ryan Corbett: 1g, 2a,4gb
Evan Hannings: 2g, 5gb
Ryan Flanagan: 1g
Pat McKeever: 1a
Bryce U’selis: 4gb, 2ct
Max norton: 2gb, 1ct
Colin Mckeever: 4gb, 1ct
Connor Flanagan: 13 saves

Episcopal Academy 10, Penn Charter 4
PC 0-1-1-2-4
EA 3-2-4-1-10

EA
Rowan Brumbaugh 4G
Charlie Cunniffe 3G/3A
Nick Bates 1G/2A
Gabe Furey 2G
Quinn Chambers 1A
Matt Chess 14 Saves
Jack Henderson 9/18 Faceoffs

PC
Gavin Tygh 11-18, 1 goal
Peter Malitas 1 goal
Jayce Dyer 1 goal, 1 assist
Antonio DeMarco 1 goal, 1 assist
Nick DiCicco 1 assist
Carson Marano 17 saves

St. Joseph’s Prep 17, Cardinal O’Hara 3

SJP
Scott O’Connor 4g 1a 1gb
Justin Filak 2g
David Shew 3g
Stephen Schreder 2g 1a
Nate Walsh 2g
Peter Vitanzo 1a
Jake Davis 1g 2a 3 gb
Eoghan Kennedy 1a 2gb
Matt Hopkins 1a 1gb
Nick Nigrelli 1a
Owen Iemelo 1g
Tyler Wright 1g 2gb
Blake Heiligman 1g

Roman Catholic 7, Conwell-Egan Catholic 6,

CEC 2-0-1-3=6
RC 2-1-2-2=7

CEC
Brendan Held 3g, 1a
Tyler Leiby 2g
Jack Kalinowski 1g, 1a
Blama Mowenn 1a
Terome Mitchell 1a, 8GBs
Egan Rigney, goalie, 12 saves
Sam Schurr 11/13 Face-Offs

RC
J. Lojewski 3g
Gaughan 1g, 1a
Fonseca 1g, 1a

Archbishop Wood 7, Archbishop Ryan 5
Archbishop Wood: 3-1-1-2=7
Archbishop Ryan: 0-0-0-5=5

ABW:
Bryson Wilson (Jr/GK) 2 saves
Brian Kinkade (Sr/M) 1G 4GB 8/13 faceoffs
Mike Mayer (Sr/M) 1G 1GB
Dan Divita (So/M) 1G 2GB
Dan Waltrich (Jr/A) 1G 1GB
Ryan Woertz (So/M) 1G
Anthony Pileggi (So/M) 1G
Dylan Huegel (Jr/D) 1G 4GB

New Hope Solebury 10, Pottsgrove 5

New Hope Solebury Stats:
Tom Raupp – 3 Goals and 1 Assist
Kyle McLaughlin – 2 Goals and 2 Assists
Ben Koeppen – 2 Goals
Kyle Boughner – 1 Goal and 1 Assist
Jace Capanegro – 1 Goal and 1 Assist
Nate Donahue – 1 Goal and 1 Assist
Ben Koeppen – 1 Goal and 1 Assist
Parker Cane – 1 Assist
Will Kelley – 1 Assist
Tanner Richmond 15 saves

Palmyra 16, Trinity 9
Palmyra 6 3 5 2 16
Trinity 1 2 1 5 — 9

Palmyra
Jake Herman 5g, 2a
Grant Haus 3g, 3a
Caleb Hawkins 3g, 1a
TJ Caton 2g
Andrew Cleck 1g, 2a
Kyle Wasilewski 1g, 1a
Seth Robertson 1g
John Pallone 6 saves

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