Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/24/19

The Philly Faceoff League, the area’s most fun and competitive faceoff training, starts back up this Sunday.

These faceoff sessions are open to any faceoff guy in grades 3-to-12. There are three coaches on staff at every session to work with the variety of different skill sets each week.

Sessions will be every Sunday in May from 6-7:30 PM at the Main Line Sports Center in Berwyn. It will be walkup registration so players will be required to pay each week they decide to come.

For more information on these clinics please go to phillyfaceoff.com or e-mail John Bodnar at phillyfaceoff@yahoo.com.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/25/19

HS Boys
West Chester East at Oxford
Springfield-Delco at Haverford High
Downingtown East at Sun Valley
Bishop Shanahan at Unionville
Downingtown West at West Chester Rustin
Wilson at Wyomissing
Neshaminy at Council Rock North
Strath Haven at Harriton
Methacton at Owen J Roberts
IMG National at Haverford School
Conestoga at Penncrest
Central Dauphin East at Palmyra
Springfield-Delco at Haverford HS
Shipley School at Academy New Church
Manheim Township at Hempfield
Germantown Academy at Malvern Prep
La Salle at St Joseph’s Prep
Easton at Parkland
Central Bucks East at Central Bucks South
Wissahickon at Upper Dublin
Radnor at Marple Newtown
Ridley at Lower Merion
Great Valley at Kennett
Pope John Paul II at Interboro
Spring-Ford at Boyertwn
Perkiomen Valley at Phoenixville
Upper Merion at Pottsgrove
Abington at Pennsbury
Upper Darby at Garnet Valley

HS girls
Shipley at M oorestown Friends
Agnes Irwin at Germantown Academy
Wyomissing at Wilson
Marple Newtown at Radnor
Conestoga Valley at Manheim Township
Penn Charter at Hill School
Springfield-M at Lower Moreland
Notre Dame Academy at Episcopal Academy
Unionville at Bishop Shanahan
Allentown Central Catholic at Parkland
Boyertown at Owen J. Roberts
Central Bucks East at New Hope-Solebury
Chichester at Interboro
Henderson at Coatesville
Penncrest at Conestoga
Hallahan Catolic at Conwell Egan
Gwynedd Mercy Academy at Sacred Heart
Sun Valley at Downingtown East
Garnet Valley at Upper Darby
Harriton at Strath Haven
Pennridge at Hatboro-Horsham
Haverford High at Springfield-Delco
Lower Merion at Ridley
Springfield-Montco at Lower Moreland
Merion Mercy Academy at Mt. St. Joseph
Spring-Ford at Methacton
Perkiomen Valley at Norristown
Phoenixville at Pottstown
Upper Dublin at Plymouth-Whitemarsh
Pottsgrove at Pope John Paul II
Upper Perkiomen at Upper Merion
Villa Joseph Marie at Villa Maria Academy
Hill School at Academy of the New Church
Solebury at Abington Friends

1st Start Lacrosse, the official sponsor for the Phillylacrosse.com Scoreboard, is a program dedicated to younger boys and girls who are looking to start lacrosse and get comfortable with a stick in their hands! At 1st Start, you will learn the game from experienced teachers and coaches from the area who have all played the game at a high level. You will learn lacrosse every week through fun drills and games! It’s for boys and girls ages 3-7 and is coached by all former players now educators in the Philly area who have an extreme passion for the game. 1st Start is a 6 week program offered in a variety of locations this spring.To learn more please click here.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/25/19
From Press Release

Blaze Riorden, current National Lacrosse League player for the Philadelphia Wings and founder of BR10, is partnering with Road Warriors Lacrosse, a Delaware Incorporated 501(3)(c) non-profit benefiting Haudenosaunee youth lacrosse players, in an exciting endeavor to grow the box lacrosse game in the Philadelphia area.

This new collaboration will be offering high school and college age players the opportunity play JrB level lacrosse in a convenient schedule suited to accommodate the summer field circuit and college breaks.

“Box lacrosse emphasizes every lacrosse skill from stick and foot work to IQ by making you play the game at a fast pace. More and more field players considered the best in the world are coming from a box background, creating a large demand in college recruitment for the box skill set.” – -Blaze Riorden, Team USA Indoor Lacrosse, Philadelphia Wings

There will be four teams consisting of 16-21 year old players. Team names have been selected to celebrate Philadelphia history. The Liberty, Revolution, Quakers, and Independence teams will be formed after registrants complete a combine and draft on Friday, July 12th. Each team will be outfitted with uniforms and helmets through sponsorships with Powell Lacrosse and Warrior Lacrosse.

Practices will be held in the late afternoon and the evening prior to game day. There will be three practice days and game days, with three games per team for a total of nine games in the season. Games will be 3, 12 minute periods.

Schedule:
July 12th Combine/Draft
July 31st Practice Day. August 1st Game Day 1
August 8th Practice Day. August 9th Game Day 2
August 15th Practice Day. August 16th Game Day 3

Location: Philadelphia Wings Training Center, 601 Laurel Oak Road, Voorhees Township, NJ

The registration link

Cost: $50

Upon official selection to the team, the cost per player for the league is $650.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/25/19

The All-ACC Men’s Team for 2019:

A – Michael Kraus, Virginia
A – Brendan Gleason, Notre Dame
A – Matt Moore (Garnet Valley), Virginia
A – Nate Solomon, Syracuse
M – Bryan Costabile, Notre Dame
M – Brad Smith, Duke
M – Ryan Conrad, Virginia
M – Brendan Curry, Syracuse
M – Dox Aitken (Haverford School), Virginia
D – Nick Mellen, Syracuse
D – JT Giles-Harris, Duke
D – Jack Rowlett, North Carolina
D – Cade Van Raaphorst, Duke
STM – John Prendergast, Duke
STM – Peter Dearth, Syracuse
LSM – Brett Kennedy, Syracuse
F/O – Charlie Leonard, Notre Dame
G – Drake Porter, Syracuse

The All-ACC Women’s Team for 2019:
First Team
A – Sam Apuzzo, Sr., Boston College
A – Kenzie Kent, Gr., Boston College
A – Olivia Jenner, Sr., Duke
A – Jamie Ortega, So., North Carolina
A – Maddie Howe, So., Notre Dame
A – Emily Hawryschuk, Jr., Syracuse
M – Dempsey Arsenault, Sr., Boston College
M – Andie Aldave, So., Notre Dame
M – Sammy Mueller, Jr., Virginia
M – Maggie Jackson, Sr., Virginia
M – Paige Petty, So., Virginia Tech
D – Elizabeth Miller, Sr., Boston College
D – Emma Trenchard, So., North Carolina
D – Hannah Proctor (Radnor), Sr., Notre Dame
GK – Taylor Moreno, R-So., North Carolina
GK – Samantha Giacolone, Sr., Notre Dame

Second Team
A – Charlotte North, So., Duke
A – Tessa Chad, Sr., Louisville
A – Katie Hoeg, Jr., North Carolina
A – Avery Shoemaker (Penn Charter), Sr., Virginia
M – Gianna Bowe (Clearview Regional), Sr., North Carolina
M – Mary Rahal, R-Jr., Syracuse
M – Emma Crooks, So., Virginia Tech
D – Charlotte Sofield, So., North Carolina
D – Sarah Cooper, Fr., Syracuse
D – Kerry Defliese, Jr., Syracuse
D – Elena Ricci, So., Virginia Tech
GK – Abbey Ngai, So., Boston College

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The Premier Lacrosse League (PLL) announced Wednesday the results of the league’s inaugural College Draft. The event was held at NBC Sports’ studios in Stamford, CT, and exclusively shown on NBCSN.

SELECTIONS (In Order):

Pick Team Player College
1 Archers LC Pat Spencer Loyola
2 Atlas LC Ryan Conrad Virginia
3 Chrome LC Zach Goodrich Towson
4 Whipsnakes LC Alex Woodall Towson
5 Redwoods LC Clarke Petterson Cornell
6 Chaos LC Johnny Surdick Army
7 Chaos LC Jack Rowlett North Carolina
8 Redwoods LC Tyler Dunn UPenn
9 Whipsnakes LC Brad Smith Duke
10 Chrome LC Chris Sabia (Haverford School) Penn State
11 Atlas LC Cade Van Raaphorst Duke
12 Archers LC Curtis Corley (Shawnee) Maryland
13 Archers LC Colton Jackson Denver
14 Atlas LC Noah Richard (Henderson) Marquette
15 Chrome LC Max Tuttle Sacred Heart
16 Whipsnakes LC Isaac Paparo UMass
17 Redwoods LC Brendan Gleason Notre Dame
18 Chaos LC Greyson Torain Navy
19 Chaos LC Austin Henningsen Maryland
20 Redwoods LC Tim Troutner High Point
21 Whipsnakes LC John Daniggelis Yale
22 Chrome LC Connor Farrell LIU Post
23 Atlas LC Brent Noseworthy Michigan
24 Archers LC John Prendergast Duke

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/25/19
From Press Release

For the nearly two decades that men’s lacrosse has been a sport at Ursinus, no player had been able to score more than six goals in a game until Peter DeSimone netted seven a week and a half ago. Wednesday night at Muhlenberg, Hakan Atillasoy (Harriton) put down a marker that could take a long time to match.

Atillasoy went buck wild with a ruthless display of pin-point sniping, pouring in a school-record nine goals on just 11 shots to lead the 13th-ranked Bears back into the Centennial Conference playoffs with a 20-11 victory over the Mules. The sophomore’s historic effort was part of an avalanche of 11 unanswered goals spanning around the midway point of the second quarter to the midway point of the third as Ursinus turned a 6-5 deficit into a runaway rout.

Junior Bobby McClure (Haverford High) added four goals and two assists for the Bears (11-2, 5-2), who can do no worse than the number three seed in the conference tournament with a win over Dickinson on Saturday.

Atillasoy had a hat trick halfway through the first quarter, scoring three times to help the Bears to an early 5-1 lead.

The Mules (10-5, 3-4), still nursing playoff hopes of their own, flipped the momentum with a stretch of five goals in a row – two of them from James Dalimonte – to go up 6-5 with 10:47 to play in the second quarter. After that, Ursinus flipped a switch.

McClure tied the game at 6-6 on a feed from freshman Tre Tillman before Atillasoy scored back-to-back unassisted goals, the second of which was succeeded 16 seconds later by another from McClure. Junior Evan Scott’s (Upper Dublin) goal at the 4:46 mark made it 10-6 and lifted the Bears into the break with all of the momentum and a four-goal edge.

Ursinus left the Mules in the dust from the opening faceoff of the third quarter. Senior Brian Casey (Haverford School) won the draw and quickly fed ahead to McClure for a snap shot and a goal seven seconds into the second half, and Atillasoy came from behind the net for a wrap-around goal 13 ticks later.

Atillasoy then ignited one of three sequences in which the Bears scored goals less than 15 seconds apart, using a fake to free himself for a side-armed rocket on a man advantage to tie DeSimone’s mark with 11:31 remaining. Just 13 ticks later, Tillman picked up a loose ball off the faceoff and sprinted ahead for a quick shot into the back of the cage for his first collegiate goal.

After Scott dodged his man and roofed a lefty shot past Muhlenberg goalie Garrett Pope, Atillasoy broke the single-game record in remarkably simple fashion. After DeSimone helped force a turnover on a failed clear, the senior used a quick re-start to find Atillasoy all alone in front of the crease, and the sophomore had an easy task to dump the ball into the twine for his eighth of the night and a 16-6 lead with 8:52 on the third-quarter clock.

Atillasoy’s ninth was another easy one, as he poked the ball away from Pope on a clearing attempt and finished into an empty net to make it 18-10 midway through the fourth quarter. Seven seconds after that, freshman Tommy Reinhart scored off a feed from Casey directly following the senior’s win at the X.

After Ursinus conceded 13 of 18 faceoffs in the first half, Casey’s individual turnaround helped the Bears put Muhlenberg away. Casey wound up going 14-for-27 overall, scooping seven ground balls and dishing out two assists.

Senior Alex Middleman and junior Noah Frantz (Strath Haven) caused two turnovers apiece in front of senior Nick Kirk, who made 15 saves.

The Bears racked up 52 shots and put 20 of them past Pope, who came in leading the conference in goals-against average and save percentage.

Ursinus wraps up the regular season on Saturday, when the Bears honor their seniors prior to taking on the 15th-ranked Red Devils.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/25/19
Staff Report

Tony Resch was head coach at Penn Charter when Bill Leahy launched the La Salle College High lacrosse program from scratch in 1992. Resch said he had a suspicion that Leagy would have success.

“We knew each other from (playing on) the Wings and the first few years we’d scrimmage each other,” said Resch, who came to La Salle as an assistant to Leahy in 2003. “His first kids were absolutely brand new to lacrosse, but it was crystal clear each year that he would be successful.”

Leahy has indeed fulfilled that prediction by Resch, considered himself to be one of the premier coaches from the region.

Today at Brady Field, Leahy’s Explorers thumped host St. Joseph’s Prep. 10-1, giving Leahy his 500th career win, the first boys’ coach from Philly to reach the milestone (Radnor girls coach Phyllis Kilgour had 574 wins). According to statistics compiled by LaxRecords, Leahy is the 19th boys’ coach in the country to reach 500 wins.

Leahy, in his 28th year, is 500-110 overall with 22 Catholic League titles and four states titles. The Explorers – who got four goals from Shane Osborne and solid goaltending from Christian Suter (8 saves) – are 8-4 overall this year and 8-0 in the Catholic League.

“When I came over to La Salle when I loved his consistency and his care and his knowledge as well as his ability to literally build a program from scratch,” Leahy said. “To do anything for that long is a fantastic accomplishment.

“The kids recognzie how much he gives to them not just as lacrosse players. Talk about longevity – this year he is coaching the son of a player he coached. To year-in and year-out produce really good teams; I’d like to think it starts with his leadership and playing the game the right way.”

“His players have respect for the game and respect for the opponent and that’s 100 percent due to his stewardship. La Salle is an equal partner in this and the school is so supportive. I coulnd’t be happier with his accomplishment.”

The players learned late in the game of the 500th win. Leahy, never one to relish in honors – and he has been inducted in every significant Hall of Fame in the region – did receive a water shower and many hugs.

What made it more special was defeating The Prep, the team’s arch-rival.

“They have given us some unbelievable wars in the past so it was nice to have a win over our arch rival be such a milestone win,” Resch said. “It certainly adds to the excitement and pride. For Bill it was a nice icing on a great day.”

La Salle 10, St. Joseph’s Prep 1

La Salle
Zac Coar 1g, 2a
Daniel Mallee 1g
Shane Osborne 4g
Grant Pinto 1g
Robert Foster 1g
Kyle Cullen 1g
Mark Huntley 1g
Christian Suter 8 saves
La Salle wins 11 of 15 FO

SJ Prep
David Shew 1g
Scott O’Connor 1a
Tommy McHugh 12 saves

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/25/19

Wilson 16, Wyomissing 2

Wilson
Tristan Allmendinger 3G 2A
Jack Grayson 3G 2A
Mason Lenart 4G
Ethan Stitzel 1G 1A
Cam Magalotti 1G
Corey Powers 1G 5A
Jeremy Shockey 1G
Jake Geist 1G
Joe Kieffer 1G
Lane Facciolli 1A
Brayden Skipper 3 saves

Wyomissing
JT Gaza 1G
Max Hurleman 1G
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Interboro 12, Pope John Paul II
Bucs 3-4-3-2. 12
Panthers 1-0-0-2. 3

Interboro
Nick Mormando 7G 1A
Mikey Brown 4G
Jason Whalen 1G 1A 5GBs
Ray Scanlan 2A
Konnor Oreskovich 1A
Aj Porreca F/O 8wins 2loses 8GBs
Connor Evans 8 Saves

PJP
Chris Morgado 1G
Ambrose Colliouri 1G
Mike Raff 1G

Pennsbury 13 Abington 12
PHS 3-4-4-2
Abington 4-3-2-3

Pennsbury Scoring
Nick Sutton 5g, 1a
Will Anderson 2g
Colby Seneca 1g,2a
Avery Dysart 2g (GWG)
Gavin Fleming 1g
Ryan DeZutel 1g
Jesse Keaton 1g
Bryse Raniello 6 gb
Jake Krefetz and Ryan DeZutel combined on12/24 FO
Nico Cione and Luke Nolan shared time in net

Perkiomen Valley 8, Phoenixville 4
PV 3-1-2-2 8
PH 2-1-1-0 4

PV Stats
Matt Brock 2g 15/16 FO 17 gbs
Matt Farrington 3g
Nick Steele 2g 1a
Connor Roop 2a
Sam Nice 1g
Jack Scaliti 1a
Rob Farrington 13 saves

Phoenixville Stats
Bryan McGuire 2g 2a
Ignacio Ortiz 1g
Ryan Gilleland 1g
Lucas Kapusta 2a
Nolan Martin 4 saves

Strath Haven 14, Harriton 3
SH 2-2-5-5 -14
Har 0-0-1-2 – 3

SH
Nicky Palermo 6g
Ethan Belville 3g 3a
Matt faggioli 4a
Wade Mutz 1g
Dylan Fitzgerald 1g
Ibo Pio 2g 1a
Christian Mazur 1g 1A
Vincey Palermo 12 saves

Harriton
Brian Stewart 1G 1cto 5gb
Ben Schall 1G
Jackson Smith 1G
Jack Northington 1A 4gb
Leo Wackerman 1A
Max Copley 1cto 2gb
Evan Prince 7/19 F0 3gb
Robbie DePetris 10 saves
Max Fellheimer 3 saves

Academy of the New Church 9, Shipley School 8, OT

ANC
Drew Carr 1g 2a
Jeb Brenfleck 4g (game winner)
Hunter Jaronski 2g
Joey Paterno 2g 1a
Jack Joyner 1a
Griff McGinley 11 saves

Shipley
Luke Grayum 5g, 1a
Braeden Lange – 2a
Randall Brown – 1g
Tyler Drake- 1g
Alex Moeller- 1g
Josh Gallia- 1a
Jake McCarthy – 9/20 FO
Hunter Gallo 1/1 FO
Kyle Mezrow – 3 saves
Nate Yi – 4 saves

Ridley 8, Lower Merion 4
Ridley 3-1–2-2=8
LM. 0-1-1-2=4

Ridley Scoring
Sean Hinchey 4g, 1a
Blaise Harris 1g
Jack Grace 1g
Dylan Staley 1g
Gavin Kingsborough 1g
Jack Wills 2a
Matt Haines 1a
Brendan King 11 saves

Radnor 12, Marple Newtown 9
MN 5-0-1-3- 9
Radnor 4-2-4-2- 12

Radnor
Jackson Birtwistle – 4 goals 2 assists
Drew Brown – 2 goals 3 assists
John Austen – 4 goals 1 assist
Damien Ramondo – 1 goal
Ludwig Posauner – 1 goal
Patrick Cullen – 17/22 F-O
Thomas Hannum – 2/2 F-O
Archer Darrach – 3 saves

MN
Cole Thomas 1g
Luke Jelus 2g, 1a
Vince Terra 2g
Colin Ferry 1g
Zach Baroni 2g, 1a
Marlon Weathers 1g
Dom Mandell 4 saves
Liam Ferry 4 saves

Malvern Prep 10, Germantown Academy 4

MP
Lotz 2g
Peden 1a
Potemski 1g
Doyle 1g
Civitella 1a
Szostek 2g
Jogerst 1g
Rushton 1g
Carlini 1a
Spanos 2g
McDonnell 1 save 0 goal against
Corrigan 6 saves 2 goals against
Pettit 4 saves 2 goals against
Almonte 12/16 FO

GA
Wills Jordan 2 goals
Jack Luviano 1 goal
Gunnar Bogorowski 1 goal 1 assist
Brendan Donnelly 3 saves

Washington Twp 13, Kingsway 7
Kingsway 3 2 0 2 -7
Washington Township 1 3 4 5 -13

Washington Township
Nick Flamma 3g, 1a
Dante Magliano 1g, 2a
Christian Brown 1a
Gianluca Lockhart 4g, 1a
Zach Grassi 1g, 1a, 14/22 FO, 12 GB
Albert Tobey 1g
Richie Hughes 3g
Alex Kunicki 1a
Dylan Kreitzer 8 saves

Palmyra 19, Central Dauphin 0
CD East 0 0 0 0— 0
Palmyra 8 4 5 2 — 19

Palmyra
Grant Haus 5g, 4a
Jake Herman 3g, 2a
Caleb Hawkins 2g, 2a
Seth Robertson 2g
TJ Caton 2g
Nick Wallasea 1g, 1a
Kyle Wasilewski 1g, 2a
Manny Rose 1g
Richie Kowalski 1g

Haverford School 14, IMG Academy 11

Haverford School
Peter Garno 7g
Adam Salvaggio 2g
GavinBurke 1g, 1a
Jack Leary 2g
Geordy Holmes 1g
Ryan Niggeman 1g
Pearse Glavin 2a
Brennan McBride 2a
Save Garito 9 saves

La Salle 10, St. Joseph’s Prep 1

La Salle
Zac Coar 1g, 2a
Daniel Mallee 1g
Shane Osborne 4g
Grant Pinto 1g
Robert Foster 1g
Kyle Cullen 1g
Mark Huntley 1g
Christian Suter 8 saves
La Salle wins 11 of 15 FO

SJPrep
David Shew 1g
Scott O’Connor 1a
Tommy McHugh 12 saves

Central Bucks East 6, Central Bucks South 3
CBS 0 1 1 1
CBE 2 2 1 0

Central Bucks East
Ryan Stout 3G 1A, 7GB, 2CT
Ryan Carroll 2A
Ryan Eife 1G
Jonah Osborne 1G
Jake Kueny – 3 FO wins, 4 GB, 1CT
Evan Bullotta – 2 FO wins
Liam Rosenthal 6 saves
Evan Bullotta 3GB
Connor Martin 1GB, 3CT
Joey Beahan 1CT

CBS
C. Abbonizio – 1g, 1a
A. Novick – 1g
J. Reilly – 1g
C. Moore – 1a
T. Horvath – 6/10 FO, 3gb
A. Ballantine – 2gb
D. Grosso – 2gb
C. Manibo – 2FTO
L. Marin – 1 FTO, 1gb
M. McDonald – 1 FTO, 1gb
C. Bernstein – 7 saves, 1gb

Downingtown East 19, Sun Valley 2
D’Town East 5-10-3-1 = 19
Sun Valley 1-0-0-1 = 2

DTE
Brian Miller 3G 3A
Jack Riley 2G 1A
Josh Lee 1G 4A
Luke Wetzel 1G 2A
Dillon Hammer 1G 2A
Alyster Hemberger 1G 1A
Evan Measel 1G 1A
Grady Meredith 1G
Cooper Dicicco 1G
Mike Ostertag 1G
Chad Switzer 1G
Zach Hamilton 1G
NJ Cogliati 1G
Devin Saeger 1G
Mason Stein 1G
Connor Jorgensen 1G
Jacob Bryant 2 Saves

West Chester Rustin 10, Downingtown West 7
DT West 1-2-3-1 7
WC Rustin 2-3-2-3 10

Rustin
Will Pileggi 3g 2a
Nick Madonna 2g 2a
Alex Hutsell 3g
Tucker Flynn 1g 1a
Robby Bednar 1g
Vince Myers 1a
Michael Burke 1a
Jake Spaniak 10/19 FO
Tom Handy 9 saves

Dt West
Jameson Smyth 3G, 1A, 1CT
Ty Rodriguez 3G
Nick Higgins 1G, 1CT (caused turnover)
Luke Venzie 2A, 1CT
Kurt Rachau` 2A, 1GB
Josh Toth 1CT, 5GB’s
Evan Richard 1GB
Joe Shafer 1CT
Aiden Carr 1CT
Owen Fry 1CT
Michael Straub 9/18 FO (50%)
Owen Karp (G) 16 Saves

Parkland 13, Easton 4

Parkland 3-2-6-2 = 13
Easton 1-2-1-0= 4

Parkland
Jake Yannes 1g
Zach Poremba 3g
James Cipolla 2g
Greg Santa-Anna 2g 2a
Colby Carlson 2a
Austin Sauerzopf 1g
Matt Geroulo 2g
Will Filipovits 1g
Eli Fisher 1g

Easton
Scomillio 3g
Petrignani 1g
Evancho 1a

Spring-Ford 7, Boyertown 5
Spring-Ford 2-3-1-1- 7
Boyertown 2-1-1-1 – 5

Spring-Ford
Peyton Gensler 2g
Will Wojton 1g, 1a
Collin Pettine 2g
Johnny Pergine 1g
James Mullen 1g
Nick Teets 2a
Ben Swarr 10 saves

Boyertown
Eardly 1g
McFalls 2g
Federico 2g
Wood 9 saves

West Chester East 17, Oxford 6

East points
Jeff Greiner 3g 2a
Jacob Greiner 2g
Joe Corrozza 5g 5a (100th career goal)
Lathan Collins 1g 1a
Jesse Roth 1g 1a
Rocco Grello 1g 3a
Bryant Maits 1g 1a
Ben Delaney 1g 1a
Wyatt pease 2g 1a
Saves: Brian Andiario 8

Garnet Valley 17, Upper Darby 3
GV 8 – 7 – 1 – 1 = 17
UD 0 – 0 – 0 – 3 = 3

GV
Ryan Nealon 4G – 1A
Joey Holloran 4G – 2A
Cole D’Annunzio 5G – 2A
Cory Urso 4A
Dominick Delaraco 1G
Ryan Lopez 2A
Evan Hrivnak 1G
Brian Bradley 1G
Max Bruette 1G
Adam Oldratti 7 of 7 FO
Max Bruettte 6 of 7 FO
Dylan Widdos 8 Saves

Upper Darby
Christian Cucianotta 1G – 1A
Jake Moleski 1G
Jaden Taylor 1G

Shanahan 14, Unionville 6

Shanahan scorers
Tyler Kingsbury 3G’s
Owen Mehok 2G’s 1A
Bryan Rafferty 3A’s
Owen Murray 1G
Gabe Goforth 4G’s 1A
Kyle Gucwa 4G’s
Tyler Kingsbury 17/21 FO’s
Pezone 5 saves

Unionville scorers
Lenkaitis 1G, 1A
Dettore 1G
Quillman 2G’s
Ash 1A
Bowers 1G
Ulatoaski 1G
Roland 8 saves

Springfield-Delco 9, Haverford High 2
Haverford 0 1 0 1 – 2
Springfield-D 3 3 2 1 – 9

Haverford High
Aiden Engleka 1G
Quinn Carson 1G
Kyle Bennett 1A
Matt Davis 11 saves

Springfield-Delco
Jack Spence 3g, 2a
Liam Difonzo 2g, 3a
Aidan Shandley 1g
Jack Clark 1g
Geo Dotsicas 1g,1a
Chris Ringwalt 1g
Robbie Obrien 1a
Zach Broomall 6/9 FO
Jake Methlie 4/6 FO
Jimmy Donegan 2 saves

Conestoga 6, Penncrest 4
Penncrest 0-2-0-2- 4
Conestoga 0-1-3-2- 6

Penncrest
Asa Tyson 1g
Ryan Matsinger 1g, 5/12 FO
Joe Nichols 1g
Trey Pompetti 1g
Brennan Kaut 1a
Shane Stevens 9 saves

Conestoga
Will Schnorr 2g
Julian Grove 2g
Brendan Murphy 1g
Joey Allen 1a
Scott Smith 1g
PJ Hewitt 6/10 faceoffs
Ian Kim 3/4 faceoffs
Mick Lee 7 saves

Manheim Township 12, Hempfield 10
MT 5+3+2+2=12
Hempfield 2+0+5+3=10

MT
Tre Freeman 4g, 2a
Tyler Kurtz 3g
Sean Curcio 3g, 2a
Eddie Newman 2g, 1a
Nicolas Gutierrez 1a
Colton Pierson 1a
Owen Hirsch 5 saves
Tyler Mortizen 3 saves

Hempfield
Matthew Heuston 3g, 1a
Bobby Griffith 3g
Bryce Witmer 2g, 1a
Kohl Wesner 1g, 3a
Jackson Shand 1g
Matt Weist 9 saves

Kennett 7, Great Valley 1
Kennett 0 4 2 1 – 7
Great Valley 0 1 0 0 – 1

Kennett
Jake Freebery 3 G
Sam Forte 1 G 3 A
Richie Hughson 1 G 9/10 FO
Vince Cresci 1 G
Greg Brison 1 G 1 A
James Lower 2 A
Nick Keinzle 10 Saves

COUNCIL ROCK NORTH 12, NESHAMINY 8
CR North – Peter Lehman 4g, 4a
Luke Walstrum 3g, 5a, 11gb
Beckett Thompson 3g, 3gb
Dean Scalamandre 2g
Jimmy O’Donnell 1g, 1a
Shane Bradley 1a, 4gb
Robbie Kay 15 saves

Neshaminy
Luke Sermarini 2g
Noah Weiman 2g
Ryan Maher 2g, 2a, 9 gb
Connor McVey 2g, 2a
Sermarini 1a
Nick Donato 1g
Dawson Obringer 1a

Owen J. Roberts 14, Methacton 2
Methacton 0-1-0-1 – 2
OJ Roberts 2-6-2-4 – 14

Methacton
Justin Sanelli 2g

OJR
Chris DeAnna 1 g
Ben Colt 5g 1a
Logan Clefisch 1g 1a
Cooper Chamberlain 4g 1a
Christian Brofft 1g 1a
Mick Kilgallon 2g 1a
Ben Hornak 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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HS Boys

Cardinal O’Hara at Archbishop Wood
Wilson at Boyertown
Delaware Valley at North Pocono
Truman at Pennridge
Palmyra at Bishop McDevitt
Selinsgrove at Crestwood
North Penn at Pennsbury
Central Bucks West at Council Rock South
Westtown at George School
Souderton at Plymouth Whitemarsh
Springfield-Montco at Upper Moreland
Hatboro-Horsham at Quakertown
Upper Darby at Oxford
New Hope-Solebury at Sun Valley
Bonner Prendergast at Devon Prep

HS Girls
Delco Christian at New Hope-Solebury
Friends’ Central at Abington Friends
Academy of the New Church at George School
Springside Chestnut Hill Academy at Baldwin
Downingtown east at Central Bucks South
Council Rock South at Archbishop Wood
Coatesville at Neshaminy
Perkiomen Valley at Souderton
Upper Moreland at Jenkintown
Spring-Ford at Central Bucks West
Phoenixville at Bonner Prendergast
Norristown at Bensalem
Liberty at Pottsgrove
Strath Haven at Manheim Township

D1 Men’s
Lehigh at Holy Cross
Delaware at Massachusetts
Loyola at Lafayette
D1 women’s
American at Lehigh
Colgate at Lafayette
St. Joseph’s vs. Massachusetts (A-10 semis at Fairfax, VA)
Denver at Villanova

1st Start Lacrosse, the official sponsor for the Phillylacrosse.com Scoreboard, is a program dedicated to younger boys and girls who are looking to start lacrosse and get comfortable with a stick in their hands! At 1st Start, you will learn the game from experienced teachers and coaches from the area who have all played the game at a high level. You will learn lacrosse every week through fun drills and games! It’s for boys and girls ages 3-7 and is coached by all former players now educators in the Philly area who have an extreme passion for the game. 1st Start is a 6 week program offered in a variety of locations this spring.To learn more please click here.

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Heritage Lacrosse BaggataGuys Summer Camp June 17-20 at Wilson Farm Park in Chesterbrook. Director – Brody Bush (Conestoga HS Head Coach). Grades – 2 through 9. Location: 500 Lee Rd, Chesterbrook, PA 19087. Times: 9 am to 2 pm. BaggataGuys Lacrosse teaches the skills of lacrosse using novel drills, concepts and language players can understand, relate to and retain – all in a high energy and supportive setting. The focus is on FUNdamentals, but with a Flair. Click here to registerL

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

 CLS Lacrosse Camps at The Haverford School. Youth Instructional Camp: 2 Sessions- June 17-21 and July 22-26
Youth Camp Link – https://www.clslacrossecamps.com/youth-camp-session-I.php. Philly Elite Instructional Camp: June 19-21
Rising 7th/8th Graders – 330-530 pm
Rising 9th-12th Graders – 530-730 pm Philly Elite Instructional Camp –Rising 7/8th – https://www.clslacrossecamps.com/philly-elite-lacrosse-training-7-8.php Philly Elite Instructional Camp – Rising 9-12 – https://www.clslacrossecamps.com/philly-elite-lacrosse-training-9-12.php.The CLS Lacrosse staff is passionate about three things; Developing Character, Leadership and Skills – all in a FUN environment.

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

GameBreaker/Shipley School Camp, Bryn Mawr, PA
Shipley School Boys Lacrosse Camp Session I – Ages 4-to-16
June 18 – June 21
Half Day 9:00 am – 12:00 pm (ages 4 to 9)
Day Camp 9:00 am – 3:00 pm (ages 8 to 18) Session II – June 25 – June 28
Half Day $249.00 9:00 am – 12:00 pm (ages 4 to 9)
Day Camp $399.00 9:00 am – 3:00 pm (ages 8 to 18O
GameBreaker returns to The Shipley School for its 14th annual summer lacrosse camp. Director Mark Duncan, Head Coach, will direct the boys day camp. We also offer a half-day camp from 9:00-12:00 for ages 4-9. Join us this summer for a great week of lacrosse improvement and fun.Click here to register

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

Sankey Lacrosse Camps (two camps), for boys in the classes of 2023 to 2029, in Chalfont on June 24-27 and July 15-18. Camps will run from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Location: 3129 Bradley Rd., Chalfont, PA 18914. Click here to register: www.team11lax.com. Camp director is Joey Sankey, Premier Lacrosse League player and Founder of Team11, former North Carolina and Penn Charter All-American. Sankey Lacrosse camps consist of fundamental instruction followed by live play and fun games. Players are broken into groups based on age and position so that each player is learning position-based skills to cater towards their needs and abilities. There also will be star guest coaches, including Tewaaraton winner and Wings standout Matt Rambo, All-Americans Michael Sowers and Austin Pifani and John Moderski, among others.

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

GameBreaker/Shipley Bryn Mawr College Boys Overnight & Commuter Camp – July 8 – July 11, Overnight (ages 8 to 16)
Extended Day (ages 8 to 16) 
GameBreaker is excited to announce a new Pennsylvania boys lacrosse camp this summer. Bryn Mawr offers great amenities, including spacious dorms, an all-you-can-eat dining hall, and beautiful athletic fields. Overnight and extended day camper options are offered. Click here to register and for more information for Bryn Mawr camp.

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

Bucks Select Boys Summer Camp on July 22-24 from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at CB East Patriot Stadium. The camp is for boys in Grades 1 though 8 (entering 2019 school year) and will feature skill work on stick skills, situational game play and specialized instruction for all positions. Coaches will include Bucks Select directors and elite high school and college coaches. Registration is at www.bucksselect.com.

GameBreaker/Shipley Beacon Middle School Boys Day Camp Lewes, DE
July 22 – July 25 Half Day 9:30 am – 12:30 pm (ages 6 to 9)
Day Camp 9:30 am – 2:30 pm (ages 8 to 15) CLICK HERE TO REGISTER for BEACON CAMP
GameBreaker Lacrosse is introducing a summer day camp at Beacon Middle School in Lewes, near Rehboth Beach. The Camp Director Mark Duncan, Head Lacrosse Coach at the Shipley School in Pennsylvania, will direct the boys day camp. We also offer a half-day camp from 9:30-12:30 for ages 6-9.

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!

Lehigh Mountain Hawks Camp, July 29-Aug. 1, Lehigh University (Goodman Campus), for Pre-K – 8th Grade. Time: 9:00am-3:15pm for full day and 9-11:45 AM for half day morning or 12:30-3:15 for half day afternoon. This is a high-energy instructional lacrosse camp run by the Lehigh coaching staff and varsity lacrosse players. The focus is on being fundamentally sound and technically correct while creating a competitive learning environment. Click here to register

Lehigh Little Laxers, at Lehigh University (Goodman Campus), for Pre K – Kindergarten or Young Beginners. July 29-Aug. 1. Grouped by ABILITY. TIME: 9:00am – 11:30am. This is a high-energy instructional lacrosse camp run by the Lehigh coaching staff and varsity lacrosse players. Focus is on being fundamentally sound and technically correct while creating a competitive learning environment. Click here to register

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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Boys’ Events

Club tryouts

Black Bear Lacrosse Club Supplemental Tryout on April 28, 10-11:30 AM at All Sports Center in Trappe 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.
To Register CLICK HERE
Address: 1511 W Main St, Collegeville, PA 19426
U-9 Team (2nd/3rd Grades) *Roster is CAPPED at 18 kids
NEEDS: GOALIE(1) MIDFIELD(3) ATTACK(1) DEFENSE(2)
2025 Team (6th Grade)
NEEDS: ATTACK(2), MIDFIELD(2), DEFENSE(1)

Bandits Lacrosse Club is holding supplemental tryouts (2-4 p.m.) on Sunday, May 5th at Germantown Academy (Field 1) 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. To register for tryouts, visit Banditlax.com.

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). Tower Hill Turf is located at 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.

Faceoff Training

Philly Faceoff League is open for training every Sunday in May at Main Line Sports Center in Berwyn.  These faceoff sessions are open to any faceoff guy in grades 3-to-12. There are three coaches on staff at every session to work with the variety of different skill sets each week. Sessions will be every Sunday in May from 6-7:30 PM at the Main Line Sports Center in Berwyn. It will be walkup registration so players will be required to pay each week they decide to come. For more information on these clinics please go to phillyfaceoff.com or e-mail John Bodnar at phillyfaceoff@yahoo.com.

Summer Tournament Tryouts

Philly joint Warrior All-American tryouts, May 10 at the Conchohocken Proving Grounds. Philly clubs plan 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 .

Spring Training

Haverford School #10ve event on May 4, featuring a youth clinic, a youth game and an Inter-Ac League game with Germantown Academy. The day opens with a boys’ youth clinic (Grades K to 6) at 9 a.m. Click here to register for the youth clinic.

Ascension Lacrosse Academy Elite Club Primer (boys in classes of 2023 to 2028) on May 13-16 (6:30-8 PM) at Rosemont College. This professional high repetition position specific training will prepare boys for the upcoming Summer Club Season. Where: Rosemont College Turf Field (1400 Montgomery Ave. Rosemont, PA 19010)
Who: Any experienced players (2028-2023) with a proficiency in skill level. Sessions will be segmented by skill level to maximize individual player development. Registration Link: www.ascensionlax.com/register; Registration closes after maximum positional slots are filled. For additional questions please email info@ascensionlax.com.

Box Training/Leagues

The Wings’ Blaze Riorden/ Road Warriors Lacrosse are running a non-profit benefiting Haudenosaunee youth lacrosse players, in an exciting endeavor to grow the box lacrosse game in the Philadelphia area. This new collaboration will be offering high school and college age players the opportunity play JrB level lacrosse in a convenient schedule suited to accommodate the summer field circuit and college breaks. There will be four teams consisting of 16-21 year old players. Team names have been selected to celebrate Philadelphia history. The Liberty, Revolution, Quakers, and Independence teams will be formed after registrants complete a combine and draft on Friday, July 12th. All activities will be held at the Philadelphia Wings Training Center, 601 Laurel Oak Road, Voorhees Township, NJEach team will be outfitted with uniforms and helmets through sponsorships with Powell Lacrosse and Warrior Lacrosse. Practices will be held in the late afternoon and the evening prior to game day. There will be three practice days and game days, with three games per team for a total of nine games in the season. Games will be 3, 12 minute periods. Schedule: July 12th Combine/Draft; July 31st Practice Day. August 1st Game Day 1; August 8th Practice Day. August 9th Game Day 2; August 15th Practice Day. August 16th Game Day 3. The registration link 

Spring Tournaments

1st Annual Chapter Sevens, a fast and competitive 7v7 boys’/girls’ youth tournament on May 12 at Maple Zone in Aston, presented in the format that is under consideration by international lacrosse bodies for the Olympic Games. The novel event, organized and hosted by Heritage Lacrosse and Maple Zone Sports, promises to attract small-sided teams from recreational programs throughout the region. All play will take place at Maple Zone Sport’s state-of-the-art facility in Aston. Township and “Rec” programs are invited to send squads to play in every age bracket. Different levels of play are available. The format requires at least 6 players and a goalie. All players will enjoy the developmental benefit of playing on a modified, short-sided field. You and they will also experience a welcome change of pace:
• The format maximizes player touches
• Play is fast-paced and participatory
• Games promise to feature tight contests where every possession matters
• Teams will enjoy multiple 12-minute matches against diverse competition

• The Chapter Sevens will be staged in an intimate, fun and festive setting with adjacent fields, fastest shot contests, skills competitions, food, refreshments, vendors and prizes!  Boys schedule: Sunday, May 11th
The Tournament will consider scheduling certain brackets to play evening games on Friday or Saturday, if necessary, to accommodate the preferences, needs and scheduling constraints of the various recreational leagues in the region. Click here to register and for more info.

The 16th Annual Liberty Lacrosse Shootout at the MSI Sports Village in Aston on 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 – https://mytournamentregistration.com/libertylacrosse/teams.php

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 Tournament

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

Liberty Rising boys’ lacrosse tournament on June 29-30 at Calvert Regional Park in North East, MD. The tourney, run by Victory Events, will feature elite teams in the boys’ youth divisions of 2023 through 2027. The facility has 12 fields.
BOYS YOUTH DIVISIONS
Youth | 2023 A/B, 2024 A/B, 2025 A/B, 2026 A/B & 2027
3 games Saturday | Playoffs Sunday
Click here to register or for more information
For more information, contact Director Lindsay Byrne (610) 361-7745 or lindsay@pattisonsportsgroup.com.
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 Leagues

Lenape Lacrosse Summer League registration has opened. It will be the 22nd year of adult lacrosse beginning in early June. This Doylestown-based league is once again projecting between 16 and 20 men’s teams. In addition to the Men’s league, the league will be introducing a women’s league for the first time as well. This is a Tuesday Night League and league directors are still accepting team as well as individual sign-ups. For more information visit Lenapelacrosse.net. The leagues are open to men and women 18 years and older. Games will be played at Turk Field in Doylestown Tuesday nights at either 6:00 or 7:00. Teams will have 8 games plus playoffs; uniforms are supplied through Zima Gear.

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 here to register – http://victoryeventseries.com/liberty-national-elite-showcase/

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

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/26/19
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 4/26/19

The Haverford School lacrosse program will host the inaugural #10VE Lacrosse Celebration fundraiser and clinic on Saturday, May 4 on Sabol Field. All fundraising proceeds will go to the School’s James K. “Kip” Taviano ’13 Scholarship Fund, which was established in 2016 in memory of Kip.

Haverford School lacrosse players and coaches will lead a clinic for youth lacrosse players between kindergarten and sixth grade. Kip’s childhood lacrosse team, Brandywine Youth Club, will then face off against Kennett/Unionville. The Haverford School varsity team will then take the field against Germantown Academy.

WHO: The Haverford School lacrosse team, coach John Nostrant, assistant coach Brendan Dawson, and area youth lacrosse players (grades k-6).

WHAT: A youth clinic and fundraising event run by Haverford athletes and coaches to honor the memory of Kip Taviano.

WHERE: The Haverford School’s Sabol Field (450 Lancaster Avenue, Haverford, PA, 19041)

WHEN: Saturday, May 4

Click here to register for the youth clinic ($35)- http://www.10ve.net/Home/Purchase/youthclinic

• 9 a.m.: youth clinic (grades k-6)
• 11 a.m.: youth game BYC 12UA vs. Kennett/Unionville 12UA
• 2 p.m.: The Haverford School vs. Germantown Academy

About The James K. “Kip” Taviano ’13 Scholarship Fund

Established in 2016 by the family, classmates, teammates, and their parents, coaches, teachers, neighbors, and friends of James “Kip” Taviano ’13 in his loving memory, this fund provides tuition assistance to a student of need who would otherwise note be able to attend The Haverford School, with preference for a deserving student-athlete who exhibits strong character, friendship, citizenship, and sportsmanship in all that he does, just as Kip demonstrated in his life.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/26/19

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

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

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

Mastery Shoemaker 3 West Philadelphia 1

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

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

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

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 4/27/19

Saturday

Katie Samson Festival
BOYS GAMES
9:00 AM
Academy of the New Church 7, St. Joseph’s Prep 3
WC Rustin 13, Souderton 6
Marple-Newtown 12, Great Valley 3
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

Katie Samson Festival GIRLS GAMES
9:00 AM
Agnes Irwin def. Villa Maria Academy (score unavailable)
Harriton 20, Great Valley 2
Abington 16, Friends’ Central 8
Germantown Academy 19, WC Henderson 8
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

Boys’ Non-league

Ward Melville (NY) vs. Haverford School at St. Anthony’s (Geico Showcase- ESPNU, 10 a.m.)
Archbishop Wood at Saucon Valley
Wilson at Hershey
Delaware Valley at Pleasant Valley
Owen J Roberts at Central Bucks East
Penn Manor at Palmyra
Easton at Salesianum School
Haverford HS at West Chester Henderson
Emmaus at Southern Lehigh
Hempfield at Allentown Central Catholic
Perkiomen Valley at Penncrest
Upper Darby at Sun Valley
Holy Ghost Prep at Ocean City
Father Judge at George School

Non-league girls

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

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

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

Sunday

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

1st Start Lacrosse, the official sponsor for the Phillylacrosse.com Scoreboard, is a program dedicated to younger boys and girls who are looking to start lacrosse and get comfortable with a stick in their hands! At 1st Start, you will learn the game from experienced teachers and coaches from the area who have all played the game at a high level. You will learn lacrosse every week through fun drills and games! It’s for boys and girls ages 3-7 and is coached by all former players now educators in the Philly area who have an extreme passion for the game. 1st Start is a 6 week program offered in a variety of locations this spring.To learn more please click here.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/27/19

Registration is open for the CLS Lacrosse Camps at The Haverford School.

Youth Instructional Camp:
2 Sessions
June 17-21
July 22-26
Youth Camp Link – https://www.clslacrossecamps.com/youth-camp-session-I.php

Philly Elite Instructional Camp:
June 19-21
Rising 7th/8th Graders – 330-530 pm
Rising 9th-12th Graders – 530-730 pm

Philly Elite Instructional Camp -Rising 7/8th – https://www.clslacrossecamps.com/philly-elite-lacrosse-training-7-8.php

Philly Elite Instructional Camp – Rising 9-12 – https://www.clslacrossecamps.com/philly-elite-lacrosse-training-9-12.php

The CLS Lacrosse staff is passionate about three things; Developing Character, Leadership and Skills – all in a FUN environment.

Youth camps are designed to:
1 – Develop the fundamentals 2 – Teach sportsmanship 3 – Have FUN!
Information can be found at:
WWW.CLSLACROSSECAMPS.COM

Staff:
Brendan Dawson – Head Coach –
The Haverford Schoo/Camp Director
Brendan Dawson brings over 18 years’ experience in NCAA collegiate lacrosse to CLS Lacrosse Camps at the Haverford School. In nine years as a Head Coach, Dawson was named Coach of the Year four different times in three conferences. Most recently he was the head coach at Haverford College, a member of the nationally competitive Centennial Conference and NCAA Division III.

Other staff members include:
Keith Belson, Assistant Coach, Haverford School
Aaron Lovenworth, Assistant Coach, Haverford School
Current and former Haverford School players, including current college players.
We will also have NCAA coaches making guest appearences throughout the week talking to us about their programs, developing fundamentals and character.

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Katie Samson Festival

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

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

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

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

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

GV
Ty Hayes 1g
Michael Corrigan 2g

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

MP
Colin McGill 3g
Nick Potemski 2g, 1a
Will Peden 1g, 2a
Eric Spanos 4g
Sean Rushton 1a
Colin Hueston 2g
Evan Lotz 2g
Matthew Civitella 1a
Liam Timmons 1a
Tucker Milhous 2g
Keenan O’Connor 1a
Will Pettit 8 saves
Colin Corrigan 4 saves
Colin McDonnell 1 save
Rowan Almonte 13 of 21 FO

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

Academy of the New Church 7, St. Joseph’s Prep 3

ANC
Drew Carr 3g 1a
Jeb Brenfleck 2g 2a
Tommy Vandergrift 1a
Nandin Rhodes 1a
Joey Paterno 1g
Hunter Jaronski 1g 1a
Griff McGinley 6 saves
Jorden Butler 5-7 face offs

Springfield-Delco HS 6, Avon Grove 5 OT

Springfield-Delco
Jack Spence 2g (GW in ot)
Liam Difonzo 3g
Aidan Smith 1a
Jack Clark 1g
Pat Clemens 1a
Zach Broomall 13/14 FOs
Jake Methlie 1/1 FOs
Jimmy Donegan 3 saves

Avon Grove
Zach Augustine 1g 2a
Mike Russo 2g
Jackson Muller 1g
Jeff DeVoll 1g
Xavier Salley 1a
Colby Riddell 1a
Zac Hanway 15 saves

Downingtown West HS 12, Central Bucks West 10
CBW: 2-4-2-2=10
DTW: 2-1-6-3=12

DTW
Jameson Smyth 4G, 2A, 1CT, 1 GB
Luke Venzie 3G,3A, 1CT
Ty Rodriguez 2G
Nick Higgins, Kurt Rachau, Kevin Lundmark 1G each
Josh Toth 1CT, 5GB’s, 4/8 FO (50%)
Evan Richard 1CT, 2GB
Joe Shafer 4CT, 3GB. 1/2 FO (50%)
Aiden Carr 2CT, 2GB
Owen Fry, Ryan Dever 3GB’s each
Michael Straub 5/11 FO (45%)
Owen Karp (G) 10 Saves

CBW
Erik Ojert 5g
Jake Ojert 3g, 2a
Jake Lang 1g
Garrett Hitchens 1g
Christian Kunkel 1a
Max Dunar 8 saves
Hitchens 14 of 25 FO

Shipley School 6, Harriton HS 5 OT
Shipley 2 1 0 2 1 =6
Harriton 2 1 0 2 0 =5

Shipley
Lue Grayum- 2g, 1a
Braeden Lange – 1g, 2a (GW goal at buzzer)
Henry Reed – 1g, 2a
Auggie Gehret – 1g
Jake Olejniczak- 1g
Jake McCarthy going 11/15
Tom Kim, Spencer Dee, Egan Butala, TJ McCabe, Hunter Gallo, Cam Light, Tyler Drake and Dean Maner led defense
Kyle Mezrow 6 saves
Nate Yi 7 saves

Harriton
Brian Stewart 2G
Jack Northington 2G
Michael Stewart 1G 3gb
Ben Schall 1A
Spencer Anmuth 1cto 4 gb
Luke Fink 1cto 3gb
Aedan McKenna 3gb
Evan Prince 4/15 FO
Robbie DePetris 17 saves
Max Fellheimer 2 saves

Conestoga 9, Penn Charter 6
Conestoga 2-4-0-3=9
Penn Charter 0-1-1-4=6

Conestoga
Will Schnorr 3g
Joey Allen 3g
Brendan Murphy 2g,1a
Scott Smith 1g
Liam Kirk 1a
Mick Lee 7saves

Penn Charter
Gavin Tygh 3g, 16/19 FO
Tone DeMarco 1g
Spencer Gallant 1a
Nick DiCicco 1g
Dean Bleiler 1g
Carson Marano 15 saves

Germantown Academy 11, Hill School 6

GA
Gavin Derham 1 goal 2 assists
Wills Jordan 1 goal 2 assists
Jack Luviano 1 goal 1 assist
Noah Spratt 3 goals
Gunnar Bogorowski 3 goals
Timmy Ruth 1 goal
Bruce Henry 1 goal
Liam Rosato 1 assist
Brendan Donnelly had 6 saves
Liam Rosato was 15/20 facing off

Archbishop Carroll 13, Lower Merion 12
Lower Merion 3-3-3-3
Springfield 4-3-2-4

Lower Merion
Tyler Falco 6g,1a
Nate Lapat 2g, 1a
Quinn Black 3g
Luke D’Alonzo 1g
Peter Kaplan 2a
Connor McCabe 1a

Carroll
Mike Tarasca 9 saves
Borkowski 5g 2a
Mcnulty 4g 3a
Walsh 2g 2a
Kearney 1g 1a
Burke 1g
Casey 1g
Sean Loftus 1a

Garnet Valley 11, Downingtown East 6
GV 3 – 3 – 4 – 1 = 11
DE 1 – 4 – 0 – 1 = 6

Garnet Valley
Mitch Lachman 3G
Danny Bradley 3G, 2A
Jake Morin 2G, 1A
Hunter Baar 2A
Max Busenkell 1G
Sean Shoemaker 1G, 1A
Bryce Stansfield 1G
Ryan Lopez 1A
Bishop Barnes 1A
Adam Oldratti 13 of 20 FO
Nick Van Horn 14 Saves

D-East
Brian Miller 2G
Zach Lee 1G
James Riley 1G – 1A
Dillon Hammer 2G
Nico Lacovino 6 Saves

Episcopal Academy 8, Radnor 6

Radnor
Drew Brown 2G 1A
Jaden Goldstein 1G 2A
Damien Ramondo 2G
Teddy Girton 1G
Jack Dooley 1A
Jackson Birtwistle 1A
Pat Cullen F/O 5-17
Archer Darrach 3 Saves

EA
Gabe Furey 4g, 1a
Rowan Brumbaugh 2g, 1a
Charlie Cunniffe 1g, 2a
Nick Bates 1g, 1a
Nate Hunter 1a
Quinn Chambers 1a
Matt Chess 6 saves
Jack Henderson 12/17 face-offs

Non League

Wilson 10, Hershey 5

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

Hershey
Kondracki 4G
Rodriguez 1G
Bowman 5 saves

Delaware Valley 19, Pleasant Valley 8

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

Ocean City (NJ) 12, Holy Ghost Prep 4

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

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

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

Washington Township (NJ) 9, West Deptford (NJ) 8

Washington
Nick Flamma 2g
Dante Magliano 1g 1a
Gianluca Lockhart 4g 2a
Zach Grassi 1g 2a
Albert Tobey 2a
Richie Hughes 1g 1a
Dylan Kreitzer 10 saves

Conwell-Egan Catholic 10, BL Charter 6
CEC 2-2-2-4 -10
BL 1-1-3-1 -6

CEC
Jack Kalinowski 3g
Tyler Leiby 2g, 2a
Jimmy Bickel 2g
Brendan Held 1g, 2a
Blama Mowenn 1g, 1a
Sam Schurr 1g 11/11 Face-Offs
Devon Vanderwende, goalie, 11 saves
Seamus Smiley, goalie, 9 saves

Saucon Valley 13, Archbishop Wood 7
Saucon Valley: 2-4-1-6=13
Archbishop Wood: 2-1-1-3=7

ABW:
Bryson Wilson (Jr/GK) 8 saves
Dan Waltrich (Jr/A) 3G 1A 1GB
Brian Kinkade (Sr/M) 2G 8GB 9/17 faceoffs
Sean Nangle (Jr/M) 1G 1GB
Ryan Woertz (So/M) 1G
Mike Mayer (Sr/M) 1GB 1/1 faceoff

Allentown Central Catholic 11, Hempfield 10
Central 2 2 5 2 11
Hempfield 3 2 3 2 10

Hempfield:
Grayson Dauge 2g
Bobby Griffith 2g
Kohl Wesner 1g, 1a
Matt Henston 1g, 1a
Bryce Witmer 1g
Jackson Shand 1g
Max Grabe 1g
Cole Fuller 1g
Jacob Nottol 1a
Saves- Matt Weist 8

Central Catholic:
Tyler Schifko 4g
Matt Scandone 2g, 1a
Jack McGorry 2g, 1a
Justin Pasquale 1g
Luke Talago 1g
Will Alderman 1g
Alec Brogle 1a
Saves- Nolan Barr 16

Henderson 14, Haverford High 7
WCH 4 4 3 3 -14
Hav. 1 1 3 2 -7

Henderson
Jeff Benson 6g
Jack Micco 4g 2a
Luke Wierman 2g 2a
Dan Carnuccio 1g
Max DePasquale 1g
Jon Hamm 1a
Ryan McKie 3 saves

Haverford High
John Scheivert 2G
Harry Nardi. 2G
John Scheivert 2G
Colin Kane 1G
Andrew Lord. 1A
Matt Davis 14

Perkiomen Valley 12, Penncrest 5
PV 2-3-4-3 12
PC 0-1-2-2 5

PV
Nick Steele 6g
Connor Roop 4a
Matt Brock 2g 14/21 FO 13 gbs
Sam Nice 1g 1a
Matt Farrington 2g
Jack Scaliti 1g
Ryan Poston 1a
Rob Farrington 15 saves

Penncrest
TJ Sims 2g
Ian Macdougall 1g
Robby McDonnell 1g
Joe Nichols 1g
Ryan Matsinger 7/21 FO 4gbs
Shane Stevens 5 saves

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Haverford School 6, Ward Melville-NY 5

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

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/27/19
From Press Release

The University of Pennsylvania men’s lacrosse team closed the 2019 regular season with its ninth consecutive win, downing Vermont, 12-10, in the IMLCA Game of the Week at Wilton High School.

A pair of Sam Handley goals in the final 6:17 of play broke a 10-10 tie and extended the nation’s longest winning streak as No. 5 Penn improved to 9-3 overall. Handley finished with five points, scoring four goals and adding an assist. His third goal of the game gave the Quakers an 11-10 lead just 28 seconds after the Catamounts had tied the game. He would add insurance with an extra-man goal with 4:02 remaining.

Junior Adam Goldner (Malvern Prep) had two goals in the game, setting a Penn record for goals in a season with 46. The previous mark was 44 set by John Shoemaker in 1987.

Notes To Know
This was the first-ever meeting between Penn and Vermont in men’s lacrosse.
The Quakers have now won nine games in a row, tied with Penn State for the longest active winning streak in Division I lacrosse.
Nine wins in a row is tied for the second-longest winning streak all-time by a Penn team, trailing only the 1984 team that won 12 in a row. The Quakers also won nine in a row in 1964-65.
Penn’s 12 goals scored are the fewest scored in a Penn win this season.
Adam Goldner (46g, 7a) and Sam Handley (31g, 22a) are tied for the team lead with 53 points – each is now tied for No. 10 all-time in points in a season by a Quaker.
Simon Mathias had a goal and two assists to extend the nation’s longest active goal-scoring streak to 32 and the nation’s second-longest point-scoring streak to 55 – every game of his career.
Mathias is No. 4 all-time at Penn in goals (108) and assists (176).
Goldner now ranks No. 9 all-time at Penn in goals with 85. He has a goal in 21 consecutive games.
Kyle Gallagher was 18-for-24 on faceoffs, including a 13-for-14 performance in the first half. He added 13 ground balls and scored Penn’s first goal of the game just 0:09 after the Catamounts had taken a 1-0 lead.
Reed Junkin made 10 saves, seven of which came in the second half. Penn is 8-1 this season in games where Junkin’s save percentage is .500 or above.

Freshman David Closterman (Academy of the New Church) had four goals for Vermont.

How It Happened.
The Quakers have been a fast starting team this season, and continued that tradition with a 5-2 lead after 15:00 of play. The Catamounts scored first, but the Red and Blue countered with five consecutive goals to take a 5-1 lead. Gallagher scored just 0:09 after Vermont took the lead, then Goldner scored his record-breaker 0:43 after to give Penn its first lead.

The Quakers went quick-strike again to extend their lead, Joe Licciardi and Sam Handley scoring 0:35 apart midway through the first quarter followed by Goldner’s second of the game two minutes later.

In the second quarter, the two teams traded goals with each netting three. Penn’s three goals came from its starting midfield line as Handley, Tyler Dunn and Mitch Bartolo each scored unassisted goals. Vermont would find momentum with a goal right before halftime as Dawes Milchling scored with 0:07 left.

Milchling would then open the second half with an extra-man goal 2:15 into the third quarter. Vermont would ultimately go on a 6-2 run to tie the game, finally pulling even via a Jack Knight goal with 6:45 to play.

The Quakers would not let the catamounts regain the lead. Gallagher won the ensuing faceoff and Handley would fire home a goal to give Penn an 11-10 lead just 0:38 after Vermont levelled the game. Junkin would make a big stop on Sal Iaria with 5:19 remaining, sending Penn in transition which ultimately led to a slashing penalty on Vermont and an EMO for the Quakers. Handley would then score 0:19 into the one-minute penalty and give Penn all the lead it would need.

Vermont had chances in the final minutes, but Junkin made one final save with 3:13 left and BJ Farrare caused a turnover with 0:46 remaining that stalled out Vermont’s final try.

The Quakers will play Brown in the semifinals of the 2019 Ivy League Tournament at Columbia. The semifinals are set for 6 p.m. on May 3 on ESPNU.

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