Media Center
Welcome to the Media Center of the Washington State chapter of US Lacrosse. Please click on the links below to find press releases and background information on Boys and Girls High School Lacrosse in Washington State.
Media members needing additional information on lacrosse should contact Mike McQuaid, sports information director at 206-262-7301.
Media members needing additional information on lacrosse should contact Mike McQuaid, sports information director at 206-262-7301.
WENATCHEE, Wash. -- Roosevelt’s David Madsen scored with 2:16 remaining to give the Roughriders an 8 – 7 Boys Division II lacrosse win over Wenatchee, Saturday at Westside High School in Wenatchee.
With Roosevelt leading 7 – 4 in the fourth, Wenatchee’s Connor Tidd and Scott Hershey each found the net to bring the game within one goal, before the Roughriders’ Mitchell Parks knotted the game at seven with 2:51 remaining.
Just 35 seconds later, Madsen scooped up a ground ball and broke free of two Wenatchee defenders to score the go-ahead goal. Madsen, who has now scored 15 goals on the season, led all scorers with four goals.
The win advanced Roosevelt to fourth place in the Evergreen Conference with a 3-6-0 record.
The game was one of two for Wenatchee lacrosse on Saturday. Wenatchee’s Girls Division II team dropped an 8 – 7 decision to Issaquah High school, also at Westside High.
Scoring
Roosevelt 8
Wenatchee 7
Highlights: David Madsen, R, 4 goals, 3 assists; Scott Hershey, W, 3 goals, 1 assist.
Results for Saturday, April 25
Boys Division I
Southridge 8, Eastlake 5 (Trevor Olson, E, 9 saves)
Southridge at Skyline (no score reported.)
Seattle Prep 8, Curtis 11 (Landon Carr, C, 6 goals, 1 assist; Taylor Dean, C, 2 goals, 1 assist; Austin Johnson, C, 10 ground balls; Mitchell Homeyer, C, 14 saves; David Schoettler, SP, 5 goals)
Boys Division II
Three Rivers (Tri Cities) 12, Franklin 3 (Trent Wellner, TR, 3 goals, 6 ground balls; Casey Garland, TR, 13 ground balls; Sean Cabang, F, 1 goal; Alexandrew Wong, F, 1 goal; Gabe Young, F, 1 goal, 1 assist, 8 ground balls)
Selah 1, Lake Tapps 15 (Ryan Robinson, LT, 3 goals; Steven Winters, LT, 7 ground balls; Zach Nard, LT, 11 saves)
Lynnwood 9, San Juan 10 (Trey Knowles, L, 3 goals; Cameron Girgus, L, 2 goals, 1 assist; Sam Girgus, L, 2 goals; Alex Tindall, L, 2 goals, 1 assist; Forest Dayton, SJ, 4 goals; Weston Hedin, SJ, 2 goals; Isaac Taylor, SJ, 2 goals, Calen Mehrer, SJ, 22 saves)
Roosevelt 8, Wenatchee 7 (David Madsen, R, 4 goals, 3 assists; Scott Hershey, W, 3 goals, 1 assist)
King's Way (Vancouver, Wash.) 19, Port Angeles 5 (Zach Lindahl, KW, 4 goals, 3 assists; Jordan Goodspeed, KW, 3 goals, 6 assists; Jordan Friesen, KW, 3 goals, 2 assists; Brock Beall, KW, 3 goals, 1 assist; Max Zandstra, KW, 11 saves).
Girls Division I
Next Games Monday, April 27
Girls Division II
Issaquah 8, Wenatchee 7 (no highlights available)
Games for Monday, April 27
Boys Division I
Next Games, Tues., April 28
Boys Division II
Port Angeles at North Kitsap (Strawberry Park - Poulsbo / 5:00 p.m.)
Mukilteo at North County (Bender Fields / 5:30 p.m.)
Girls Division I
Roosevelt at Mercer Island (Mercer Island High School / 6:00 p.m.)
Bainbridge at Bellevue (Bellevue High School / 8:00 p.m.)
Girls Division II
Tahoma at Lake Sammamish (Marymoor Park #9 / 4:45 p.m.)
Kennedy at Klahowya (Klahowya Secondary School / 5:30 p.m.)
North Kitsap at Holy Names (Magnuson Park #1 / 5:30 p.m.)
Eastside Catholic at Auburn Mountainview (Auburn Mountainview High School / 6:00 p.m.)
Bellevue East at Lakeside (Lakeside Upper School / 6:00 p.m.)
About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (www.WHSBLA.org) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (www.WSLAX.org) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.
For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html
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Media Contact:
Mike McQuaid
McQuaid & Co. Strategic Communications
206-262-7301
mike@mcquaidcompany.com
With Roosevelt leading 7 – 4 in the fourth, Wenatchee’s Connor Tidd and Scott Hershey each found the net to bring the game within one goal, before the Roughriders’ Mitchell Parks knotted the game at seven with 2:51 remaining.
Just 35 seconds later, Madsen scooped up a ground ball and broke free of two Wenatchee defenders to score the go-ahead goal. Madsen, who has now scored 15 goals on the season, led all scorers with four goals.
The win advanced Roosevelt to fourth place in the Evergreen Conference with a 3-6-0 record.
The game was one of two for Wenatchee lacrosse on Saturday. Wenatchee’s Girls Division II team dropped an 8 – 7 decision to Issaquah High school, also at Westside High.
Scoring
Roosevelt 8
Wenatchee 7
Highlights: David Madsen, R, 4 goals, 3 assists; Scott Hershey, W, 3 goals, 1 assist.
Results for Saturday, April 25
Boys Division I
Southridge 8, Eastlake 5 (Trevor Olson, E, 9 saves)
Southridge at Skyline (no score reported.)
Seattle Prep 8, Curtis 11 (Landon Carr, C, 6 goals, 1 assist; Taylor Dean, C, 2 goals, 1 assist; Austin Johnson, C, 10 ground balls; Mitchell Homeyer, C, 14 saves; David Schoettler, SP, 5 goals)
Boys Division II
Three Rivers (Tri Cities) 12, Franklin 3 (Trent Wellner, TR, 3 goals, 6 ground balls; Casey Garland, TR, 13 ground balls; Sean Cabang, F, 1 goal; Alexandrew Wong, F, 1 goal; Gabe Young, F, 1 goal, 1 assist, 8 ground balls)
Selah 1, Lake Tapps 15 (Ryan Robinson, LT, 3 goals; Steven Winters, LT, 7 ground balls; Zach Nard, LT, 11 saves)
Lynnwood 9, San Juan 10 (Trey Knowles, L, 3 goals; Cameron Girgus, L, 2 goals, 1 assist; Sam Girgus, L, 2 goals; Alex Tindall, L, 2 goals, 1 assist; Forest Dayton, SJ, 4 goals; Weston Hedin, SJ, 2 goals; Isaac Taylor, SJ, 2 goals, Calen Mehrer, SJ, 22 saves)
Roosevelt 8, Wenatchee 7 (David Madsen, R, 4 goals, 3 assists; Scott Hershey, W, 3 goals, 1 assist)
King's Way (Vancouver, Wash.) 19, Port Angeles 5 (Zach Lindahl, KW, 4 goals, 3 assists; Jordan Goodspeed, KW, 3 goals, 6 assists; Jordan Friesen, KW, 3 goals, 2 assists; Brock Beall, KW, 3 goals, 1 assist; Max Zandstra, KW, 11 saves).
Girls Division I
Next Games Monday, April 27
Girls Division II
Issaquah 8, Wenatchee 7 (no highlights available)
Games for Monday, April 27
Boys Division I
Next Games, Tues., April 28
Boys Division II
Port Angeles at North Kitsap (Strawberry Park - Poulsbo / 5:00 p.m.)
Mukilteo at North County (Bender Fields / 5:30 p.m.)
Girls Division I
Roosevelt at Mercer Island (Mercer Island High School / 6:00 p.m.)
Bainbridge at Bellevue (Bellevue High School / 8:00 p.m.)
Girls Division II
Tahoma at Lake Sammamish (Marymoor Park #9 / 4:45 p.m.)
Kennedy at Klahowya (Klahowya Secondary School / 5:30 p.m.)
North Kitsap at Holy Names (Magnuson Park #1 / 5:30 p.m.)
Eastside Catholic at Auburn Mountainview (Auburn Mountainview High School / 6:00 p.m.)
Bellevue East at Lakeside (Lakeside Upper School / 6:00 p.m.)
About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (www.WHSBLA.org) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (www.WSLAX.org) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.
For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html
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Media Contact:
Mike McQuaid
McQuaid & Co. Strategic Communications
206-262-7301
mike@mcquaidcompany.com
Labels: Boys, Division II, Press Release, Results, Roosevelt, Wenatchee
MERCER ISLAND, Wash. -- Daniel Shields scored the go-ahead goal at 9:55 of the fourth quarter to lift Mercer Island to sole possession of first place in Division I with a 6 – 4 boys lacrosse win over Issaquah, Friday evening at Islander Stadium on Mercer Island.
With the win over the defending state champions, the Islanders preserved their undefeated league record, advancing to 8-0-0 in league play and 10-4-0 overall. Issaquah dropped to second at 7-1-0 in league play and 9-2-0 overall.
The winning goal came at 9:51 of the final quarter, as Shields worked his way from behind the Issaquah cage and wrapped a quick shot past Eagles goaltender Cameron Danforth for his third score of the night.
“We knew that Issaquah was coming hard. They’re patient and have great ball movement. If you look away, they’re gone – straight behind you,” said Shields, whose fourth goal at 6:25 of the fourth secured the win for the Islanders. The goal gave him 26 on the season, just two behind the league leader, Sam Snow of Bainbridge Island. “This feels great. We needed this game,” he said.
Shields got scoring underway just 47 seconds into the game after the Islanders won the opening draw and immediately marched into the Issaquah zone. Working from behind the net, Shields curled around the front of the cage firing the game’s first shot past Danforth.
Just 67 seconds later, Issaquah’s Jordan Goldstein connected on the first of a three-goal Issaquah run to knot the game at one goal apiece.
Jake Director and Todd Jones then added goals to put the Eagles up 3 – 1 before Shields connected a second time with just 34 seconds left in the quarter to bring the Islanders within one.
In the second, the Islanders’ physical play and defense shut down Issaquah’s scoring threat. Despite several well executed possessions with crisp passing around the Islanders cage, the Eagles failed to put a shot past Islander goaltender Hap Giraud. The defensive effort set the stage for MI’s lone goal in the quarter. With 47 seconds remaining, Islander midfielder Steven Caditz converted on a Steven Taylor pass to even the game at three going into the intermission.
“MI did a great job defensively,” said Goldstein who scored two of for Eagles goals in the game. “If you hold a good team like Mercer Island to six goals you need to produce offensively. We just didn’t finish well tonight.”
In the third, with the Eagles playing one man up after MI’s Travis Leung was flagged for a penalty, Goldstein again found the net at 6:34 to put Eagles in the lead 4 – 3 and seemingly in control of their own destiny.
However, Issaquah couldn’t hold the lead as Caditz netted the Islanders’ fourth and tying goal at 5:41, setting the stage for the Islanders in the fourth.
Scoring
Issaquah 3 0 1 0 -- 4
Mercer Island 2 1 1 2 -- 6
Highlights: Daniel Shields, MI, 4 goals, 2 assists; Hap Giraud, MI, 11 saves; Jordan Goldstein, IS, 2 goals; Connor McClain, IS, 5 ground balls.
Results for Friday, April 24
Boys Division I
Garfield 2, Northshore 14 (Bowen Hadley, NS, 4 goals, 5 ground balls; Taylor Wisman, NS, 7 ground balls)
Tahoma 1, Bainbridge 17 (Sam Snow, B, 5 goals, 4 ground balls; Alex Crane, B, 9 ground balls)
Issaquah 4, Mercer Island 6 (Daniel Shields, MI, 4 goals, 2 assists; Hap Giraud, MI, 11 saves; Jordan Goldstein, IS, 2 goals; Connor McClain, IS, 5 ground balls)
Puyallup 5, Skyline 7 (Ethan Thomas, S, 3 goals; Spencer Matches, S, 13 ground balls)
Boys Division II
North County 0, Sammamish 13 (Chris Wenzl, S, 3 goals; Sam Chapman, S, 8 ground balls)
North Kitsap 0, Tacoma 24 (Bryce Johnson, T, 6 goals, 2 assists; Alex Stewart, 5 goals, 1 assist; Connor O’Brien, T, 9 ground balls; Niko Natalizio, T, 9 ground balls)
Klahowya 8, Stadium 9 (Alex Lineweaver, S, 2 goals, 12 ground balls; Dave Derouin, S, 2 goals, 1 assist; Martin Park, S, 2 goals, 7 ground balls; Carter Chaffey, S, 2 goals, 1 assist; Danny Zimny, K, 4 goals, 11 ground balls)
Redmond 16, Roosevelt 2 (Hunter MacDonald, RED, 5 goals; Will Miller, RED, 11 saves; Sean Shewey, RED, 8 ground balls)
Snohomish 10, Wenatchee 3 (Justin Jones, S, 2 goals; Justin Steranka, S, 2 goals; Nathan Wirtz, S, 2 goals, 2 assists, 11 ground balls; Thomas Bass, W, 6 saves)
Overlake 18, Nathan Hale 4 (George Dolack, O, 6 goals, 3 assists; Joe Dolack, O, 3 goals; Sam Osborn, NH, 2 goals; Spencer Adams, NH, 12 saves)
Three Rivers 11, Highline 6 (CJ Larson, TR, 5 goals; Paul Sisk, TR, 10 ground balls; Isaac Simpson, H, 4 goals, 6 ground balls)
Girls Division I
Snohomish 11, Seattle Prep 8 (Meaghan Hess, S, 5 goals; Taylor Cone, SP, 3 goals)
Mercer Island 18, Forest Ridge 11 (Caroline Mahoney, MI, 11 goals; Ellen Haas, MI, 3 goals; Erika Eagan, MI, 10 saves; Melina Harrang, FR, 3 goals; Jillian Chong, FR, 3 goals, 1 assist; Burke Okrosinski, FR, 10 saves )
Holy Names 13, Lake Sammamish 11 (Victoria Maxon, HN, 6 goals; Kaitlin Fithian, LS, 2 goals, 1 assist; Amanda Davis, LS, 2 goals, 5 ground balls; Kylie Neal, LS, 2 goals; Chloe Wham-Edmonds, LS, 2 goals, 1 assist; Kyra Sanders-Brillaut, LS, 12 saves)
Nathan Hale 10, Overlake 9 (Lara Sidhu, NH, 5 goals, 2 assists)
Roosevelt 3, Lakeside 16 (Morgan Merriman,L, 3 goals, 2 assists; Emmy Armintrout, L, 3 goals; Sylvia Warren, L, 3 goals; Hilary Painter, R, 2 goals)
Girls Division II
Snohomish 9, Wenatchee 5 (Wirtz, S, 2 goals, 2 assists; Sterenka, S, 2 goals; Jones, S, 2 goals; Bass, W, 7 saves)
Eastside Catholic 24, North Kitsap 5 (no highlights available)
Auburn Mountainview 9, Bellevue East 20 (Kristen Dick, A, 4 goals: Hannah Morse, A, 4 goals; Katie Burkhauser, A, 13 saves; Sophie Wolz, BE, 7 goals, 1 assist)
Ballard 4, Lakeside 15 (Madeleine Hurlbut, L, 4 goals; Lauren Clemett, L, 3 goals; Jayne Barnes, B, 2 goals)
Mercer Island 12, Issaquah 15 (Sara Drucker, MI, 5 goals, 2 assists; Helen Hansen, MI, 16 saves; Katelyn Mincin, IS, 7 goals, 1 assist; Teagan Cameron, IS, 18 saves)
Games for Saturday, April 25
Boys Division I
Southridge at Eastlake (Skyline #1 and #2 / 3:00 p.m.)
Southridge at Skyline (Skyline High School / 6:00 p.m.)
Seattle Prep at Curtis (Curtis High School / 8:00 p.m.)
Boys Division II
Three Rivers (Tri Cities) at Franklin (Franklin High School 12:00 p.m.)
Selah at Lake Tapps (Sumner High School / 1:30 p.m.)
Lynnwood at San Juan (Friday Harbor High School / 2:00 p.m.)
Roosevelt at Wenatchee (Westside High School / 2:00 p.m.)
King's Way (Vancouver, Wash.) at Port Angeles (Roosevelt Elementary / 3:00 p.m.)
Girls Division I
Next Games Monday, April 27
Girls Division II
Issaquah and Wenatchee (Westside High School, Wenatchee / 12:00 p.m.)
About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (www.WHSBLA.org) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (www.WSLAX.org) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.
For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html
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Media Contact:
Mike McQuaid
McQuaid & Co. Strategic Communications
206-262-7301
mike@mcquaidcompany.com
With the win over the defending state champions, the Islanders preserved their undefeated league record, advancing to 8-0-0 in league play and 10-4-0 overall. Issaquah dropped to second at 7-1-0 in league play and 9-2-0 overall.
The winning goal came at 9:51 of the final quarter, as Shields worked his way from behind the Issaquah cage and wrapped a quick shot past Eagles goaltender Cameron Danforth for his third score of the night.
“We knew that Issaquah was coming hard. They’re patient and have great ball movement. If you look away, they’re gone – straight behind you,” said Shields, whose fourth goal at 6:25 of the fourth secured the win for the Islanders. The goal gave him 26 on the season, just two behind the league leader, Sam Snow of Bainbridge Island. “This feels great. We needed this game,” he said.
Shields got scoring underway just 47 seconds into the game after the Islanders won the opening draw and immediately marched into the Issaquah zone. Working from behind the net, Shields curled around the front of the cage firing the game’s first shot past Danforth.
Just 67 seconds later, Issaquah’s Jordan Goldstein connected on the first of a three-goal Issaquah run to knot the game at one goal apiece.
Jake Director and Todd Jones then added goals to put the Eagles up 3 – 1 before Shields connected a second time with just 34 seconds left in the quarter to bring the Islanders within one.
In the second, the Islanders’ physical play and defense shut down Issaquah’s scoring threat. Despite several well executed possessions with crisp passing around the Islanders cage, the Eagles failed to put a shot past Islander goaltender Hap Giraud. The defensive effort set the stage for MI’s lone goal in the quarter. With 47 seconds remaining, Islander midfielder Steven Caditz converted on a Steven Taylor pass to even the game at three going into the intermission.
“MI did a great job defensively,” said Goldstein who scored two of for Eagles goals in the game. “If you hold a good team like Mercer Island to six goals you need to produce offensively. We just didn’t finish well tonight.”
In the third, with the Eagles playing one man up after MI’s Travis Leung was flagged for a penalty, Goldstein again found the net at 6:34 to put Eagles in the lead 4 – 3 and seemingly in control of their own destiny.
However, Issaquah couldn’t hold the lead as Caditz netted the Islanders’ fourth and tying goal at 5:41, setting the stage for the Islanders in the fourth.
Scoring
Issaquah 3 0 1 0 -- 4
Mercer Island 2 1 1 2 -- 6
Highlights: Daniel Shields, MI, 4 goals, 2 assists; Hap Giraud, MI, 11 saves; Jordan Goldstein, IS, 2 goals; Connor McClain, IS, 5 ground balls.
Results for Friday, April 24
Boys Division I
Garfield 2, Northshore 14 (Bowen Hadley, NS, 4 goals, 5 ground balls; Taylor Wisman, NS, 7 ground balls)
Tahoma 1, Bainbridge 17 (Sam Snow, B, 5 goals, 4 ground balls; Alex Crane, B, 9 ground balls)
Issaquah 4, Mercer Island 6 (Daniel Shields, MI, 4 goals, 2 assists; Hap Giraud, MI, 11 saves; Jordan Goldstein, IS, 2 goals; Connor McClain, IS, 5 ground balls)
Puyallup 5, Skyline 7 (Ethan Thomas, S, 3 goals; Spencer Matches, S, 13 ground balls)
Boys Division II
North County 0, Sammamish 13 (Chris Wenzl, S, 3 goals; Sam Chapman, S, 8 ground balls)
North Kitsap 0, Tacoma 24 (Bryce Johnson, T, 6 goals, 2 assists; Alex Stewart, 5 goals, 1 assist; Connor O’Brien, T, 9 ground balls; Niko Natalizio, T, 9 ground balls)
Klahowya 8, Stadium 9 (Alex Lineweaver, S, 2 goals, 12 ground balls; Dave Derouin, S, 2 goals, 1 assist; Martin Park, S, 2 goals, 7 ground balls; Carter Chaffey, S, 2 goals, 1 assist; Danny Zimny, K, 4 goals, 11 ground balls)
Redmond 16, Roosevelt 2 (Hunter MacDonald, RED, 5 goals; Will Miller, RED, 11 saves; Sean Shewey, RED, 8 ground balls)
Snohomish 10, Wenatchee 3 (Justin Jones, S, 2 goals; Justin Steranka, S, 2 goals; Nathan Wirtz, S, 2 goals, 2 assists, 11 ground balls; Thomas Bass, W, 6 saves)
Overlake 18, Nathan Hale 4 (George Dolack, O, 6 goals, 3 assists; Joe Dolack, O, 3 goals; Sam Osborn, NH, 2 goals; Spencer Adams, NH, 12 saves)
Three Rivers 11, Highline 6 (CJ Larson, TR, 5 goals; Paul Sisk, TR, 10 ground balls; Isaac Simpson, H, 4 goals, 6 ground balls)
Girls Division I
Snohomish 11, Seattle Prep 8 (Meaghan Hess, S, 5 goals; Taylor Cone, SP, 3 goals)
Mercer Island 18, Forest Ridge 11 (Caroline Mahoney, MI, 11 goals; Ellen Haas, MI, 3 goals; Erika Eagan, MI, 10 saves; Melina Harrang, FR, 3 goals; Jillian Chong, FR, 3 goals, 1 assist; Burke Okrosinski, FR, 10 saves )
Holy Names 13, Lake Sammamish 11 (Victoria Maxon, HN, 6 goals; Kaitlin Fithian, LS, 2 goals, 1 assist; Amanda Davis, LS, 2 goals, 5 ground balls; Kylie Neal, LS, 2 goals; Chloe Wham-Edmonds, LS, 2 goals, 1 assist; Kyra Sanders-Brillaut, LS, 12 saves)
Nathan Hale 10, Overlake 9 (Lara Sidhu, NH, 5 goals, 2 assists)
Roosevelt 3, Lakeside 16 (Morgan Merriman,L, 3 goals, 2 assists; Emmy Armintrout, L, 3 goals; Sylvia Warren, L, 3 goals; Hilary Painter, R, 2 goals)
Girls Division II
Snohomish 9, Wenatchee 5 (Wirtz, S, 2 goals, 2 assists; Sterenka, S, 2 goals; Jones, S, 2 goals; Bass, W, 7 saves)
Eastside Catholic 24, North Kitsap 5 (no highlights available)
Auburn Mountainview 9, Bellevue East 20 (Kristen Dick, A, 4 goals: Hannah Morse, A, 4 goals; Katie Burkhauser, A, 13 saves; Sophie Wolz, BE, 7 goals, 1 assist)
Ballard 4, Lakeside 15 (Madeleine Hurlbut, L, 4 goals; Lauren Clemett, L, 3 goals; Jayne Barnes, B, 2 goals)
Mercer Island 12, Issaquah 15 (Sara Drucker, MI, 5 goals, 2 assists; Helen Hansen, MI, 16 saves; Katelyn Mincin, IS, 7 goals, 1 assist; Teagan Cameron, IS, 18 saves)
Games for Saturday, April 25
Boys Division I
Southridge at Eastlake (Skyline #1 and #2 / 3:00 p.m.)
Southridge at Skyline (Skyline High School / 6:00 p.m.)
Seattle Prep at Curtis (Curtis High School / 8:00 p.m.)
Boys Division II
Three Rivers (Tri Cities) at Franklin (Franklin High School 12:00 p.m.)
Selah at Lake Tapps (Sumner High School / 1:30 p.m.)
Lynnwood at San Juan (Friday Harbor High School / 2:00 p.m.)
Roosevelt at Wenatchee (Westside High School / 2:00 p.m.)
King's Way (Vancouver, Wash.) at Port Angeles (Roosevelt Elementary / 3:00 p.m.)
Girls Division I
Next Games Monday, April 27
Girls Division II
Issaquah and Wenatchee (Westside High School, Wenatchee / 12:00 p.m.)
About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (www.WHSBLA.org) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (www.WSLAX.org) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.
For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html
# # #
Media Contact:
Mike McQuaid
McQuaid & Co. Strategic Communications
206-262-7301
mike@mcquaidcompany.com
Labels: Issaquah, Mercer Island, Press Release, Results
April 23, 2009
SEATTLE -- Hector Rhodes found the net with just 9-seconds left in overtime to give Lakeside a 10 – 9 Boys Division I lacrosse win over Eastlake, Wednesday at The Lakeside School in north Seattle.
Rhodes’ behind-the-back goal avenged a loss earlier in the week to Issaquah and gave the Lions their third win of the season, keeping them alive for a spot in May’s state tournament.
With Lakeside holding on to a one goal advantage as the clock ticked down in the final minutes of regulation, Eastlake’s Pat Keogh beat Lakeside goaltender Nick Canino to send the game into overtime.
In sudden death, both Eastlake and Lakeside had chance after chance to score, but neither could get the ball into the cage.
In the final minute, Lions midfielder Sten Jernudd threw a pass across the restraining box to Rhodes, who scampered 20 yards down the left side in a race against the clock. At the left side of the cage, with an Eastlake defender forcing him past the goal line extended and losing his angle on the goal with every additional step, Rhodes whipped a shot around his back, beating Eastlake’s Trevor Olson for the game-winning goal. The goal was the 14th on the season for Rhodes.
“That was the exact time to use that move,” said Lakeside coach Jeff Pattison, describing how Rhodes’ choice of an unorthodox move set up an angular advantage on the goal. “In that situation it wasn’t a showy move – it was a good player finding a good opportunity for a score.”
With the win, Lakeside advanced to 3-6-0, while Eastlake dropped to 0-7-0
Scoring
Eastlake 1 2 3 3 0 -- 9
Lakeside 2 1 2 4 1 -- 10
Highlights: Pat Keogh, E, 4 goals; Trevor Olson, E, 19 saves; Sten Jernudd, L, 4 goals, 1 assist; Hector Rhodes, L, 2 goals, 1 assist, 8 ground balls; Daniel Melzer, L, 8 ground balls; Nick Canino, L, 12 saves
Results for Thursday, April 23
Boys Division I
Eastlake 9, Lakeside 10 OT (Pat Keogh, E, 4 goals; Trevor Olson, E, 19 saves; Sten Jernudd, L, 4 goals, 1 assist; Hector Rhodes, L, 2 goals, 1 assist, 8 ground balls; Daniel Melzer, L, 8 ground balls; Nick Canino, L, 12 saves)
Boys Division II
Eastside Catholic 26, Franklin 0 (Max Saffle, EC, 4 goals, 2 assists; Seth Ivanoff, EC, 7 ground balls; Deondre Packett, F, 11 saves)
Stanwood 7, San Juan 6 (Tucker Anderson, STA, 3 goals, 1 assist; Jesse Aldapa, STA, 11; Justin Jackson, STA, 9 saves)
Stadium 21, South Kitsap 1 (Bryce Bucey, S, 6 goals, 2 assists, 10 ground balls; Alex Lineweaver, S, 10 ground balls; TJ Pulkrabek, SK, 1 goal; Zach Retzlaf, 23 saves)
Whatcom 8, Lynnwood 14 (Trey Knowles, L, 4 goals, 1 assist, 5 ground balls; Cameron Girgus, L, 3 goals, 4 assists, 9 ground balls; Tyler Carson, L, 11 saves; Colin Aanes, W, 3 goals; Curtis McFadden, W, 14 saves)
Girls Division I
Tacoma 13, Garfield 9 (Elena Wimberger, T, 3 goals; Elena Wimberger, T, 3 goals, 1 assist; Annie Schlossman, G, 3 goals)
Girls Division II
Klahowya 2, Eastside Catholic 22 (Alex Foreman, EC, 8 goals, 1 assist; Katie Smiley, K, 2 goals)
Kennedy 16, Tahoma 8 (Natalie Merrill, K, 7 goals, 1 assist, 7 ground balls; Sofia Morales, K, 14 saves; Carmin Atrops, T, 2 goals, 1 assist, 6 ground balls; Lisa Harrington, T, 2 goals; Allie Wilson, T, 2 goals, 11 ground balls)
Games for Friday, April 24
Boys Division I
Garfield at Northshore (Bothell High School / 7:00 p.m.)
Tahoma at Bainbridge (Bainbridge High School / 7:30 p.m.)
Issaquah at Mercer Island (Mercer Island High School / 8:00 p.m.)
Puyallup at Skyline (Skyline High School / 8:00 p.m.)
Boys Division II
North County at Sammamish (Marymoor Park - Fields 3/4 / 4:30 p.m.)
North Kitsap at Tacoma (Cirque-Bridgeport Park / 5:00 p.m.)
Klahowya at Stadium (Pro Development Center / 5:00 p.m.)
Redmond at Roosevelt (Ballard High School / 5:00 p.m.)
Snohomish at Wenatchee (Wenatchee High School / 6:00 p.m.)
Overlake at Nathan Hale (Summit Fields / 7:45 p.m.)
Three Rivers at Highline (Moshier Park / 8:00 p.m.)
Girls Division I
Snohomish at Seattle Prep (Magnuson Park #1 / 3:45 p.m.)
Mercer Island at Forest Ridge (Robinswood Park / 4:00 p.m.)
Holy Names at Lake Sammamish (Marymoor Park #9 / 4:30 p.m.)
Nathan Hale at Overlake (Overlake School / 4:45 p.m.)
Roosevelt at Lakeside (Lakeside Upper School / 5:00 p.m.)
Girls Division II
Snohomish and Wenatchee (Westside High School / 5:00 p.m.)
Eastside Catholic at North Kitsap (North Kitsap / 5:00 p.m.)
Auburn Mountainview at Bellevue East (Robinswood Park / 5:30 p.m.)
Ballard at Lakeside (Lakeside Upper School / 6:30 p.m.)
Mercer Island at Issaquah (Skyline High School Field #2 / 7:30 p.m.)
About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (http://www.whsbla.org/) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (http://www.wslax.org/) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.
For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html
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Rhodes’ behind-the-back goal avenged a loss earlier in the week to Issaquah and gave the Lions their third win of the season, keeping them alive for a spot in May’s state tournament.
With Lakeside holding on to a one goal advantage as the clock ticked down in the final minutes of regulation, Eastlake’s Pat Keogh beat Lakeside goaltender Nick Canino to send the game into overtime.
In sudden death, both Eastlake and Lakeside had chance after chance to score, but neither could get the ball into the cage.
In the final minute, Lions midfielder Sten Jernudd threw a pass across the restraining box to Rhodes, who scampered 20 yards down the left side in a race against the clock. At the left side of the cage, with an Eastlake defender forcing him past the goal line extended and losing his angle on the goal with every additional step, Rhodes whipped a shot around his back, beating Eastlake’s Trevor Olson for the game-winning goal. The goal was the 14th on the season for Rhodes.
“That was the exact time to use that move,” said Lakeside coach Jeff Pattison, describing how Rhodes’ choice of an unorthodox move set up an angular advantage on the goal. “In that situation it wasn’t a showy move – it was a good player finding a good opportunity for a score.”
With the win, Lakeside advanced to 3-6-0, while Eastlake dropped to 0-7-0
Scoring
Eastlake 1 2 3 3 0 -- 9
Lakeside 2 1 2 4 1 -- 10
Highlights: Pat Keogh, E, 4 goals; Trevor Olson, E, 19 saves; Sten Jernudd, L, 4 goals, 1 assist; Hector Rhodes, L, 2 goals, 1 assist, 8 ground balls; Daniel Melzer, L, 8 ground balls; Nick Canino, L, 12 saves
Results for Thursday, April 23
Boys Division I
Eastlake 9, Lakeside 10 OT (Pat Keogh, E, 4 goals; Trevor Olson, E, 19 saves; Sten Jernudd, L, 4 goals, 1 assist; Hector Rhodes, L, 2 goals, 1 assist, 8 ground balls; Daniel Melzer, L, 8 ground balls; Nick Canino, L, 12 saves)
Boys Division II
Eastside Catholic 26, Franklin 0 (Max Saffle, EC, 4 goals, 2 assists; Seth Ivanoff, EC, 7 ground balls; Deondre Packett, F, 11 saves)
Stanwood 7, San Juan 6 (Tucker Anderson, STA, 3 goals, 1 assist; Jesse Aldapa, STA, 11; Justin Jackson, STA, 9 saves)
Stadium 21, South Kitsap 1 (Bryce Bucey, S, 6 goals, 2 assists, 10 ground balls; Alex Lineweaver, S, 10 ground balls; TJ Pulkrabek, SK, 1 goal; Zach Retzlaf, 23 saves)
Whatcom 8, Lynnwood 14 (Trey Knowles, L, 4 goals, 1 assist, 5 ground balls; Cameron Girgus, L, 3 goals, 4 assists, 9 ground balls; Tyler Carson, L, 11 saves; Colin Aanes, W, 3 goals; Curtis McFadden, W, 14 saves)
Girls Division I
Tacoma 13, Garfield 9 (Elena Wimberger, T, 3 goals; Elena Wimberger, T, 3 goals, 1 assist; Annie Schlossman, G, 3 goals)
Girls Division II
Klahowya 2, Eastside Catholic 22 (Alex Foreman, EC, 8 goals, 1 assist; Katie Smiley, K, 2 goals)
Kennedy 16, Tahoma 8 (Natalie Merrill, K, 7 goals, 1 assist, 7 ground balls; Sofia Morales, K, 14 saves; Carmin Atrops, T, 2 goals, 1 assist, 6 ground balls; Lisa Harrington, T, 2 goals; Allie Wilson, T, 2 goals, 11 ground balls)
Games for Friday, April 24
Boys Division I
Garfield at Northshore (Bothell High School / 7:00 p.m.)
Tahoma at Bainbridge (Bainbridge High School / 7:30 p.m.)
Issaquah at Mercer Island (Mercer Island High School / 8:00 p.m.)
Puyallup at Skyline (Skyline High School / 8:00 p.m.)
Boys Division II
North County at Sammamish (Marymoor Park - Fields 3/4 / 4:30 p.m.)
North Kitsap at Tacoma (Cirque-Bridgeport Park / 5:00 p.m.)
Klahowya at Stadium (Pro Development Center / 5:00 p.m.)
Redmond at Roosevelt (Ballard High School / 5:00 p.m.)
Snohomish at Wenatchee (Wenatchee High School / 6:00 p.m.)
Overlake at Nathan Hale (Summit Fields / 7:45 p.m.)
Three Rivers at Highline (Moshier Park / 8:00 p.m.)
Girls Division I
Snohomish at Seattle Prep (Magnuson Park #1 / 3:45 p.m.)
Mercer Island at Forest Ridge (Robinswood Park / 4:00 p.m.)
Holy Names at Lake Sammamish (Marymoor Park #9 / 4:30 p.m.)
Nathan Hale at Overlake (Overlake School / 4:45 p.m.)
Roosevelt at Lakeside (Lakeside Upper School / 5:00 p.m.)
Girls Division II
Snohomish and Wenatchee (Westside High School / 5:00 p.m.)
Eastside Catholic at North Kitsap (North Kitsap / 5:00 p.m.)
Auburn Mountainview at Bellevue East (Robinswood Park / 5:30 p.m.)
Ballard at Lakeside (Lakeside Upper School / 6:30 p.m.)
Mercer Island at Issaquah (Skyline High School Field #2 / 7:30 p.m.)
About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (http://www.whsbla.org/) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (http://www.wslax.org/) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.
For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html
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Labels: Boys, Division I, Eastlake, Lakeside, Press Release, Results
UNIVERSITY PLACE, Wash. -- Merielle Moffatt scored a season high 10 goals as Bellevue blasted past Curtis 20 – 12 in Girls Division I lacrosse action, Wednesday at Curtis High School near Tacoma.
With the win, the Wolverines advanced to 3-5-1 on the season, hanging on to the eighth and final playoff spot in Division I play. Moffatt’s scoring binge shot her into the top 10 scoring leaders among Division I girls for the first time this season with 33 goals.
Bellevue got on the board early with Moffatt converting a Molly Boyd feed for the game’s first goal at 23:26 of the first half. Following a Rebecca Constantine score for the Wolverines less than a minute later, Moffatt again found the net at 21:35, this time unassisted, to give Bellevue the early 3 – 0 lead.
However, Curtis came roaring back, scoring four of the next five goals over the next eight and a half minutes to tie the game at four goals apiece.
But where the middle of the first half belonged to Curtis, the final seven minutes belonged to Bellevue as crisp passes and aggressive defense helped the Wolverines score seven of the final eight goals of the half, including two each by Rebecca Constantine and Reily Finnelly, to take an 11 – 5 lead into the intermission.
In the second half, Bellevue’s Adrienne Greenberg tallied the first goal at 22:54 to stretch the Wolverines’ lead to seven goals. Despite playing down a player for the final 17:30 of the game as Curtis was unable to field enough reserve players to fill in for injuries, the Vikings hung with the Wolverines, scoring seven of their own goals to Bellevue’s nine in the second half.
Other leading performances included Bellevue’s Rebecca Constantine with four goals and Curtis’ Jessika Carstrom with seven.
Scoring
Bellevue 11 9 -- 20
Curtis 5 7 -- 12
Highlights: Merielle Moffatt, B, 10 goals, 1 assist; Rebecca Constantine, B, 4 goals; Jessika Carstrom, C, 7 goals, 4 ground balls; Rachael Phua, C, 12 saves
Results for Wednesday, April 22
Boys Division I
Curtis 16, Vashon 6 (Jamie Yergler, C, 4 goals; Landon Carr, C, 3 goals, 4 assists; Taylor Dean, C, 4 goals; Austin Johnson, C, 16 ground balls; Cooper Loraas, V, 4 goals; Chad Richardson, V, 11 saves)
Garfield 3, Tahoma 11 (Stone Connell, T, 4 goals, 1 assist, 6 ground balls; Cameron Balliet, T, 7 ground balls; Brody Lundquist, T, 6 ground balls; Justin Hanson, T, 11 saves)
Bainbridge at Puyallup (no score reported)
Mercer Island 14, Bellevue 7 (Matt Shields, MI, 5 goals, 1 assist; Conner Beckwith, MI, 7 ground balls; Kyle Mutzel, B, 3 goals; Tom Zervas, B, 3 goals)
Boys Division II
Skagit Valley 0, North County 10 (Julio Martinez, NC, 3 goals, 6 ground balls; Eric Conner, NC, 2 goals, 1 assist, 7 ground balls; Gunnar Groothuis, NC, 19 saves)
South Kitsap1, Tacoma 18 (Bryce Johnson, T, 4 goals, 2 assists, 7 ground balls; Givanni Natalizio, T, 4 goals; Andy Fuller, T, 7 ground balls; TJ Pulkrabek, SK, 1 goal, 6 ground balls; Zach Retzlaf, SK, 20 saves)
Lake Tapps 13, Sammamish 4 (Andy Russell, LT, 6 goals; Zach Nard, LT, 13 saves; Alex Cornell, S, 2 goals)
North Kitsap 2, Klahowya 17 (James West, K, 3 goals, 3 assists; Kevin Bastein, K, 3 goals; Neil Sell, K, 3 goals; William Rosen, K, 10 ground balls)
Nathan Hale 3, Roosevelt 14 (Sam Osborn, NH, 2 goals; David Shiplett, NH, 8 ground balls)
Girls Division I
Lake Sammamish 8, Roosevelt 18 (Olivia Hull, R, 6 goals, 3 assists; Madeline Grose, R, 6 goals, 2 assists; Rissa Andersen, R, 9 saves)
Overlake 5, Snohomish 25 (Megan Hess, S, 8 goals, 1 assist; Devynn Barela, S, 5 goals, 2 assists; Stephanie Lamphere, S, 4 goals, 4 assists; Grace Grubb, O, 3 goals, 1 assist)
Bellevue 20, Curtis 12 (Meriel Moffatt, B, 10 goals, 1 assist; Rebecca Constantine, B, 4 goals; Jessika Carstrom, C, 7 goals, 4 ground balls; Rachael Phua, C, 12 saves)
Holy Names 13, Nathan Hale 6 (Victoria Maxon, HN, 4 goals; Bailey Hagen, HN, 6 ground balls; Corey Milinovich, NH, 3 goals; Lara Sidhu, NH, 3 goals; Courtney Lamb, NH, 14 saves)
Mercer Island 7, Bainbridge 23 (Mariah Walk, BI, 10 goals, 3 assists)
Overlake 5, Snohomish 25 (Meagan Hess, S, 8 goals, 1 assist; Olivia Montana, S, 10 saves)
Girls Division II
Lakeside 9, Holy Names 7 (Annie Beyer, HN, 2 goals; Becky Fuller, HN, 2 goals; Blair Thomas, HN, 23 saves)
Kennedy 15, Lake Sammamish 4 (Natalie Merrill, K, 4 goals, 2 assists, 5 ground balls; Melanie Hughes, K, 4 goals, 1 assist; Maggie Lahr, LS, 1 goal, 7 ground balls; Grace Hamilton, LS, 16 saves)
Mercer Island 10, Bainbridge 7 (Elena Skouras, MI, 2 goals; Loreal Camp, MI, 2 goals; Bea Sheffer, BI, 2 goals; Morgan Moniz, B, 2 goals)
North Kitsap 2, Snohomish 18 (E. Dalrymple, S, 5 goals, 1 assist, 4 ground balls; J. Day, S, 13 ground balls; Kaley Velarde, NK, 15 saves)
Games for Thursday, April 23
Boys Division I
Eastlake at Lakeside (Lakeside High School / 5:00 p.m.)
Boys Division II
Eastside Catholic at Franklin (Franklin High School / 4:00 p.m.)
Stanwood at San Juan (Friday Harbor High School / 5:00 p.m.)
Stadium at South Kitsap (Hidden Creek Elementary / 5:00 p.m.)
Whatcom at Lynnwood (Meadowdale High School / 7:00 p.m.)
Girls Division I
Tacoma at Garfield (Magnuson Park #4 / 5:30 p.m.)
Girls Division II
Klahowya at Eastside Catholic (Eastside Catholic School / 5:30 p.m.)
Kennedy at Tahoma (Tahoma High School / 5:30 p.m.)
About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (http://www.whsbla.org/) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (http://www.wslax.org/) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.
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With the win, the Wolverines advanced to 3-5-1 on the season, hanging on to the eighth and final playoff spot in Division I play. Moffatt’s scoring binge shot her into the top 10 scoring leaders among Division I girls for the first time this season with 33 goals.
Bellevue got on the board early with Moffatt converting a Molly Boyd feed for the game’s first goal at 23:26 of the first half. Following a Rebecca Constantine score for the Wolverines less than a minute later, Moffatt again found the net at 21:35, this time unassisted, to give Bellevue the early 3 – 0 lead.
However, Curtis came roaring back, scoring four of the next five goals over the next eight and a half minutes to tie the game at four goals apiece.
But where the middle of the first half belonged to Curtis, the final seven minutes belonged to Bellevue as crisp passes and aggressive defense helped the Wolverines score seven of the final eight goals of the half, including two each by Rebecca Constantine and Reily Finnelly, to take an 11 – 5 lead into the intermission.
In the second half, Bellevue’s Adrienne Greenberg tallied the first goal at 22:54 to stretch the Wolverines’ lead to seven goals. Despite playing down a player for the final 17:30 of the game as Curtis was unable to field enough reserve players to fill in for injuries, the Vikings hung with the Wolverines, scoring seven of their own goals to Bellevue’s nine in the second half.
Other leading performances included Bellevue’s Rebecca Constantine with four goals and Curtis’ Jessika Carstrom with seven.
Scoring
Bellevue 11 9 -- 20
Curtis 5 7 -- 12
Highlights: Merielle Moffatt, B, 10 goals, 1 assist; Rebecca Constantine, B, 4 goals; Jessika Carstrom, C, 7 goals, 4 ground balls; Rachael Phua, C, 12 saves
Results for Wednesday, April 22
Boys Division I
Curtis 16, Vashon 6 (Jamie Yergler, C, 4 goals; Landon Carr, C, 3 goals, 4 assists; Taylor Dean, C, 4 goals; Austin Johnson, C, 16 ground balls; Cooper Loraas, V, 4 goals; Chad Richardson, V, 11 saves)
Garfield 3, Tahoma 11 (Stone Connell, T, 4 goals, 1 assist, 6 ground balls; Cameron Balliet, T, 7 ground balls; Brody Lundquist, T, 6 ground balls; Justin Hanson, T, 11 saves)
Bainbridge at Puyallup (no score reported)
Mercer Island 14, Bellevue 7 (Matt Shields, MI, 5 goals, 1 assist; Conner Beckwith, MI, 7 ground balls; Kyle Mutzel, B, 3 goals; Tom Zervas, B, 3 goals)
Boys Division II
Skagit Valley 0, North County 10 (Julio Martinez, NC, 3 goals, 6 ground balls; Eric Conner, NC, 2 goals, 1 assist, 7 ground balls; Gunnar Groothuis, NC, 19 saves)
South Kitsap1, Tacoma 18 (Bryce Johnson, T, 4 goals, 2 assists, 7 ground balls; Givanni Natalizio, T, 4 goals; Andy Fuller, T, 7 ground balls; TJ Pulkrabek, SK, 1 goal, 6 ground balls; Zach Retzlaf, SK, 20 saves)
Lake Tapps 13, Sammamish 4 (Andy Russell, LT, 6 goals; Zach Nard, LT, 13 saves; Alex Cornell, S, 2 goals)
North Kitsap 2, Klahowya 17 (James West, K, 3 goals, 3 assists; Kevin Bastein, K, 3 goals; Neil Sell, K, 3 goals; William Rosen, K, 10 ground balls)
Nathan Hale 3, Roosevelt 14 (Sam Osborn, NH, 2 goals; David Shiplett, NH, 8 ground balls)
Girls Division I
Lake Sammamish 8, Roosevelt 18 (Olivia Hull, R, 6 goals, 3 assists; Madeline Grose, R, 6 goals, 2 assists; Rissa Andersen, R, 9 saves)
Overlake 5, Snohomish 25 (Megan Hess, S, 8 goals, 1 assist; Devynn Barela, S, 5 goals, 2 assists; Stephanie Lamphere, S, 4 goals, 4 assists; Grace Grubb, O, 3 goals, 1 assist)
Bellevue 20, Curtis 12 (Meriel Moffatt, B, 10 goals, 1 assist; Rebecca Constantine, B, 4 goals; Jessika Carstrom, C, 7 goals, 4 ground balls; Rachael Phua, C, 12 saves)
Holy Names 13, Nathan Hale 6 (Victoria Maxon, HN, 4 goals; Bailey Hagen, HN, 6 ground balls; Corey Milinovich, NH, 3 goals; Lara Sidhu, NH, 3 goals; Courtney Lamb, NH, 14 saves)
Mercer Island 7, Bainbridge 23 (Mariah Walk, BI, 10 goals, 3 assists)
Overlake 5, Snohomish 25 (Meagan Hess, S, 8 goals, 1 assist; Olivia Montana, S, 10 saves)
Girls Division II
Lakeside 9, Holy Names 7 (Annie Beyer, HN, 2 goals; Becky Fuller, HN, 2 goals; Blair Thomas, HN, 23 saves)
Kennedy 15, Lake Sammamish 4 (Natalie Merrill, K, 4 goals, 2 assists, 5 ground balls; Melanie Hughes, K, 4 goals, 1 assist; Maggie Lahr, LS, 1 goal, 7 ground balls; Grace Hamilton, LS, 16 saves)
Mercer Island 10, Bainbridge 7 (Elena Skouras, MI, 2 goals; Loreal Camp, MI, 2 goals; Bea Sheffer, BI, 2 goals; Morgan Moniz, B, 2 goals)
North Kitsap 2, Snohomish 18 (E. Dalrymple, S, 5 goals, 1 assist, 4 ground balls; J. Day, S, 13 ground balls; Kaley Velarde, NK, 15 saves)
Games for Thursday, April 23
Boys Division I
Eastlake at Lakeside (Lakeside High School / 5:00 p.m.)
Boys Division II
Eastside Catholic at Franklin (Franklin High School / 4:00 p.m.)
Stanwood at San Juan (Friday Harbor High School / 5:00 p.m.)
Stadium at South Kitsap (Hidden Creek Elementary / 5:00 p.m.)
Whatcom at Lynnwood (Meadowdale High School / 7:00 p.m.)
Girls Division I
Tacoma at Garfield (Magnuson Park #4 / 5:30 p.m.)
Girls Division II
Klahowya at Eastside Catholic (Eastside Catholic School / 5:30 p.m.)
Kennedy at Tahoma (Tahoma High School / 5:30 p.m.)
About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (http://www.whsbla.org/) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (http://www.wslax.org/) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.
For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html
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Labels: Bellevue, Curtis, Division I, Girls, Press Release, Results
ISSAQUAH, Wash. – Todd Jones scored four goals as Issaquah recorded their seventh straight league victory in a 15 - 1 Boys Division I lacrosse defeat of Lakeside, Tuesday at Issaquah High School. With the win, the Eagles jumped past Mercer Island for sole possession of first place.
From the opening draw, the Issaquah pressured Lakeside relentlessly, swarming to nearly every ground ball. Senior Connor McClain led the way for the Eagles, collecting 11 ground balls on the night lifting his season total to a league leading 52. His sound defensive work gave the Eagle offense an opportunity to pepper Lakeside goaltender Nick Canino with shot after shot.
A total of nine Issaquah players scored in the win with Jones finding the net first, converting on a strong Jordan Goldstein pass at 9:18 of the opening quarter to take an early 1-0 lead. Throughout the quarter, the Eagles beat the Lions with speed and sound stick skills, eventually scoring three more times to go up 4 – 0.
In the second, Jones again opened scoring converting midfielder Jake Director pass to a goal at 10:19 of the quarter. Following a Director goal just 47 seconds later, Jones connected for his third score of the night at 8:37. The Eagles found the net once more on a Nate Bean goal to take a comfortable 8 – 0 lead into the intermission.
“The most important thing about this win, was to have more than a few weapons,” said Jones, who had only eight goals on the season coming into the game, five of which came in the Eagles early April defeat of Mukilteo. “I went back to finishing well. Goldstein, Director and Goodman helped so much in getting me looks.”
In the second half, Issaquah again scored first, finding the net at 8:23 of third, before Lakeside junior attackman Hector Rhodes converted a David Jameison pass into the Lions’ only goal of the night.
“We tried our hardest and got outrun every step of the game,” said Rhodes, who leads the now 2-6-0 Lions in scoring with 14 goals on the season.
The Eagles went on to score three more in the third, including Jones’ fourth goal, and another three in the final stanza to close out the game.
On Friday, Issaquah will battle Mercer Island, who is also undefeated in league play at 6-0-0. The game gets underway at 8 p.m. at Mercer Island High School Stadium.
Scoring
Lakeside 0 0 1 0 -- 1
Issaquah 4 4 4 3 -- 15
Highlights: Todd Jones, IS, 4 goals, 1 assist; Connor McLain, IS, 11 ground balls; Hector Rhodes, L, 1 goal.
Boys Division I Playoff Watch: Issaquah (7-0-0), Mercer Island (6-0-0), Bainbridge (5-1-0), Curtis (4-2-0), Bellevue (4-2-0), Vashon (4-2-0), Skyline (4-2-0), Seattle Prep (3-4-0). On the Bubble: Northshore (3-3-0), Puyallup (2-4-0).
Boys Division II Playoff Watch:
Cascade Conference: Eastside Catholic (5-0-0), Lake Tapps (5-1-0), Three Rivers (4-3-0), Sammamish (3-3-0). On the Bubble: Selah (3-4-0)
Evergreen Conference: Redmond (7-0-0), Overlake (4-1-0), Snohomish (5-3-0), Blanchet (2-4-0). On the Bubble: Nathan Hale (2-4-0)
Olympic Conference: King's Way (Vancouver, Wash.) (7-0-0), Tacoma (6-1-0), Klahowya (4-3-0), Stadium (3-3-0). On the Bubble: Port Angeles (2-6-0)
Skagit Conference: Mukilteo (7-0-0), San Juan (5-2-0), Stanwood (4-3-0), Lynnwood (4-3-0). On the Bubble: Whatcom (3-3-0)
Results for Tuesday, April 21
Boys Division I
Seattle Prep 8, Northshore 17 (Taylor Wisman, N, 6 goals, 2 assists; Patrick Slack, SP, 3 goals)
Lakeside 1, Issaquah 15 (Todd Jones, IS, 4 goals, 1 assist; Connor McLain, IS, 11 ground balls; Hector Rhodes, L, 1 goal)
Eastlake 2, Skyline 14 (Ethan Thomas, S, 4 goals; Calvin Wiley, S, 4 goals, 3 assists; Spencer Matches, S, 13 ground balls)
Boys Division II
Lynnwood 9, Stanwood 8 OT (Cameron Girgus, L, 4 goals, 3 assists; Alex Tindall, L, 3 goals, 1 assist)
Blanchet 2, Redmond 7 (Hunter MacDonald, R, 5 goals; Jake Bernstein, R, 11 ground balls)
Highline 2, Eastside Catholic 25 (David Carlton, EC, 7 goals, 4 assists, 6 ground balls; Kyle Decker, EC, 4 goals, 3 assists; Derek Erickson, H, 9 saves)
Overlake 8, Snohomish 7 OT (Joe Dolack, O, 2 goals; Sky Tweedie-Yats; 2 goals; Devon Schmidt, O, 11 ground balls)
Mukilteo 14, Whatcom 4 (Daniel Hernandez, W, 2 goals; Nate Regan, M, 4 goals, 4 assists; Chas Stringfellow, M, 4 goals).
Girls Division I
Nathan Hale 7, Forest Ridge 12 (Jilian Chong, FR, 6 goals, 2 assists, 8 ground balls; Burke Okrasinski, FR, 10 saves; Lara Sidhu, NH, 3 goals)
Seattle Prep 17, Garfield 10 (no highlights available)
Lakeside 18, Tacoma 5 (Sarah Pollnow, L, 4 goals, 1 assist; Sarah Adler, L, 15 saves)
Girls Division II
Holy Names 11, Ballard 6 (Elizabeth MacDonald, HN, 4 goals; Maddie Soukup, B, 3 goals; Hannah Breton, B, 12 saves)
Bainbridge 15, Bellevue East 6 (Nicole Miller, B, 5 goals; Morgan Moniz, B, 3 goals; Sophie Wolz, BE, 3 goals; Samantha Gunnerson, BE, 9 saves)
Issaquah 19, Tahoma 9 (Katelyn Mincin, IS, 6 goals, 1 assist, 4 ground balls: Callie Hahn, IS, 11 saves)
Games for Wednesday, April 22
Boys Division I
Curtis at Vashon (Vashon High School / 5:15 p.m.)
Garfield at Tahoma (Tahoma High School / 7:00 p.m.)
Bainbridge at Puyallup (Bonney Lake High School / 7:30 p.m.)
Mercer Island at Bellevue (Bellevue High School 8:00 p.m.)
Boys Division II
Skagit Valley at North County (Bender Fields / 5:00 p.m.)
South Kitsap at Tacoma (Cirque-Bridgeport Park / 5:00 p.m.)
Lake Tapps at Sammamish (Marymoor Park - Fields 3/4 / 5:15 p.m.)
North Kitsap at Klahowya (Klahowya Secondary School / 5:30 p.m.)
Nathan Hale at Roosevelt (Magnuson Park / 5:30 p.m.)
Girls Division I
Lake Sammamish at Roosevelt (Magnuson Park #2 / 4:00 p.m.)
Overlake at Snohomish (Harvey Air Field - Snohomish / 5:00 p.m.)
Bellevue at Curtis (Curtis High School Stadium / 5:30 p.m.)
Holy Names at Nathan Hale (Nathan Hale High School / 6:00 p.m.)
Mercer Island at Bainbridge (Bainbridge Stadium / 7:45 p.m.)
Overlake at Snohomish (Veteran's Stadium - Snohomish / 8:00 p.m.)
Girls Division II
Lakeside at Holy Names (Magnuson Park #1 / 5:15 p.m.)
Kennedy at Lake Sammamish (Marymoor Park #9 / 5:30 p.m.)
Mercer Island at Bainbridge (Bainbridge Stadium / 6:15 p.m.)
North Kitsap at Snohomish (Harvey Air Field – Snohomish / 6:30 p.m.)
About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (http://www.whsbla.org/) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (http://www.wslax.org/) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.
For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html
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From the opening draw, the Issaquah pressured Lakeside relentlessly, swarming to nearly every ground ball. Senior Connor McClain led the way for the Eagles, collecting 11 ground balls on the night lifting his season total to a league leading 52. His sound defensive work gave the Eagle offense an opportunity to pepper Lakeside goaltender Nick Canino with shot after shot.
A total of nine Issaquah players scored in the win with Jones finding the net first, converting on a strong Jordan Goldstein pass at 9:18 of the opening quarter to take an early 1-0 lead. Throughout the quarter, the Eagles beat the Lions with speed and sound stick skills, eventually scoring three more times to go up 4 – 0.
In the second, Jones again opened scoring converting midfielder Jake Director pass to a goal at 10:19 of the quarter. Following a Director goal just 47 seconds later, Jones connected for his third score of the night at 8:37. The Eagles found the net once more on a Nate Bean goal to take a comfortable 8 – 0 lead into the intermission.
“The most important thing about this win, was to have more than a few weapons,” said Jones, who had only eight goals on the season coming into the game, five of which came in the Eagles early April defeat of Mukilteo. “I went back to finishing well. Goldstein, Director and Goodman helped so much in getting me looks.”
In the second half, Issaquah again scored first, finding the net at 8:23 of third, before Lakeside junior attackman Hector Rhodes converted a David Jameison pass into the Lions’ only goal of the night.
“We tried our hardest and got outrun every step of the game,” said Rhodes, who leads the now 2-6-0 Lions in scoring with 14 goals on the season.
The Eagles went on to score three more in the third, including Jones’ fourth goal, and another three in the final stanza to close out the game.
On Friday, Issaquah will battle Mercer Island, who is also undefeated in league play at 6-0-0. The game gets underway at 8 p.m. at Mercer Island High School Stadium.
Scoring
Lakeside 0 0 1 0 -- 1
Issaquah 4 4 4 3 -- 15
Highlights: Todd Jones, IS, 4 goals, 1 assist; Connor McLain, IS, 11 ground balls; Hector Rhodes, L, 1 goal.
Boys Division I Playoff Watch: Issaquah (7-0-0), Mercer Island (6-0-0), Bainbridge (5-1-0), Curtis (4-2-0), Bellevue (4-2-0), Vashon (4-2-0), Skyline (4-2-0), Seattle Prep (3-4-0). On the Bubble: Northshore (3-3-0), Puyallup (2-4-0).
Boys Division II Playoff Watch:
Cascade Conference: Eastside Catholic (5-0-0), Lake Tapps (5-1-0), Three Rivers (4-3-0), Sammamish (3-3-0). On the Bubble: Selah (3-4-0)
Evergreen Conference: Redmond (7-0-0), Overlake (4-1-0), Snohomish (5-3-0), Blanchet (2-4-0). On the Bubble: Nathan Hale (2-4-0)
Olympic Conference: King's Way (Vancouver, Wash.) (7-0-0), Tacoma (6-1-0), Klahowya (4-3-0), Stadium (3-3-0). On the Bubble: Port Angeles (2-6-0)
Skagit Conference: Mukilteo (7-0-0), San Juan (5-2-0), Stanwood (4-3-0), Lynnwood (4-3-0). On the Bubble: Whatcom (3-3-0)
Results for Tuesday, April 21
Boys Division I
Seattle Prep 8, Northshore 17 (Taylor Wisman, N, 6 goals, 2 assists; Patrick Slack, SP, 3 goals)
Lakeside 1, Issaquah 15 (Todd Jones, IS, 4 goals, 1 assist; Connor McLain, IS, 11 ground balls; Hector Rhodes, L, 1 goal)
Eastlake 2, Skyline 14 (Ethan Thomas, S, 4 goals; Calvin Wiley, S, 4 goals, 3 assists; Spencer Matches, S, 13 ground balls)
Boys Division II
Lynnwood 9, Stanwood 8 OT (Cameron Girgus, L, 4 goals, 3 assists; Alex Tindall, L, 3 goals, 1 assist)
Blanchet 2, Redmond 7 (Hunter MacDonald, R, 5 goals; Jake Bernstein, R, 11 ground balls)
Highline 2, Eastside Catholic 25 (David Carlton, EC, 7 goals, 4 assists, 6 ground balls; Kyle Decker, EC, 4 goals, 3 assists; Derek Erickson, H, 9 saves)
Overlake 8, Snohomish 7 OT (Joe Dolack, O, 2 goals; Sky Tweedie-Yats; 2 goals; Devon Schmidt, O, 11 ground balls)
Mukilteo 14, Whatcom 4 (Daniel Hernandez, W, 2 goals; Nate Regan, M, 4 goals, 4 assists; Chas Stringfellow, M, 4 goals).
Girls Division I
Nathan Hale 7, Forest Ridge 12 (Jilian Chong, FR, 6 goals, 2 assists, 8 ground balls; Burke Okrasinski, FR, 10 saves; Lara Sidhu, NH, 3 goals)
Seattle Prep 17, Garfield 10 (no highlights available)
Lakeside 18, Tacoma 5 (Sarah Pollnow, L, 4 goals, 1 assist; Sarah Adler, L, 15 saves)
Girls Division II
Holy Names 11, Ballard 6 (Elizabeth MacDonald, HN, 4 goals; Maddie Soukup, B, 3 goals; Hannah Breton, B, 12 saves)
Bainbridge 15, Bellevue East 6 (Nicole Miller, B, 5 goals; Morgan Moniz, B, 3 goals; Sophie Wolz, BE, 3 goals; Samantha Gunnerson, BE, 9 saves)
Issaquah 19, Tahoma 9 (Katelyn Mincin, IS, 6 goals, 1 assist, 4 ground balls: Callie Hahn, IS, 11 saves)
Games for Wednesday, April 22
Boys Division I
Curtis at Vashon (Vashon High School / 5:15 p.m.)
Garfield at Tahoma (Tahoma High School / 7:00 p.m.)
Bainbridge at Puyallup (Bonney Lake High School / 7:30 p.m.)
Mercer Island at Bellevue (Bellevue High School 8:00 p.m.)
Boys Division II
Skagit Valley at North County (Bender Fields / 5:00 p.m.)
South Kitsap at Tacoma (Cirque-Bridgeport Park / 5:00 p.m.)
Lake Tapps at Sammamish (Marymoor Park - Fields 3/4 / 5:15 p.m.)
North Kitsap at Klahowya (Klahowya Secondary School / 5:30 p.m.)
Nathan Hale at Roosevelt (Magnuson Park / 5:30 p.m.)
Girls Division I
Lake Sammamish at Roosevelt (Magnuson Park #2 / 4:00 p.m.)
Overlake at Snohomish (Harvey Air Field - Snohomish / 5:00 p.m.)
Bellevue at Curtis (Curtis High School Stadium / 5:30 p.m.)
Holy Names at Nathan Hale (Nathan Hale High School / 6:00 p.m.)
Mercer Island at Bainbridge (Bainbridge Stadium / 7:45 p.m.)
Overlake at Snohomish (Veteran's Stadium - Snohomish / 8:00 p.m.)
Girls Division II
Lakeside at Holy Names (Magnuson Park #1 / 5:15 p.m.)
Kennedy at Lake Sammamish (Marymoor Park #9 / 5:30 p.m.)
Mercer Island at Bainbridge (Bainbridge Stadium / 6:15 p.m.)
North Kitsap at Snohomish (Harvey Air Field – Snohomish / 6:30 p.m.)
About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (http://www.whsbla.org/) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (http://www.wslax.org/) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.
For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html
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Labels: Boys, Division I, Issaquah, Lakeside, Press Release, Results
SEATTLE – Angie Anderson scored six goals to power Roosevelt to a 24 – 14 Girls Division I high school lacrosse win over Bellevue, Monday at Seattle’s Magnuson Park.
With the win, the high scoring Roughriders advanced to 6-1-1 in league play, passing Holy Names for sole ownership of third place.
The six-goal performance was a season high for Anderson, who scored four in Friday’s defeat of Overlake. But it was the crisp passing and skilled ball control of her teammates that the junior center credited with the pivotal win.
“We were connecting really well today. We were on it,” said Anderson, who also had 10 draw controls setting the stage for Roosevelt's skilled play on offense. “Olivia (Hull) and Madeline (Grose) played well. Olivia was seeing the open player and getting it there and Nicole Nevin was making the open cuts.” Grose had five goals and four assists.
Roosevelt took charge of the Bellevue early on, getting on the board just 1 minute, 24 seconds into the game on a goal by Hull for the first of her five goals on the night.
Following a Merielle Moffatt goal by Bellevue just 15 seconds later, Roosevelt went on to score seven of the next nine goals to grab an early 8 – 3 lead. The goal was the first of five for Moffatt.
For the remainder of the half, Bellevue twice closed the gap to a three-goal margin, but was never able to shake a dominant Roosevelt offense, as the Roughriders built an 11 – 7 advantage by the intermission.
In the second, Roosevelt again found the net early and often, scoring three goals in the first three and a half minutes of play to increase their lead to 14 – 7.
But with Bellevue mounting a second-half challenge, netting four of the next six goals, Emily Lee was dealt a yellow card forcing the Wolverines to play short handed.
Roosevelt’s Hull, taking advantage of the situation, connected again at 15:53 for the first of a five goal Roughrider run that drove the score to 21 – 11 and put the game out of reach.
Roosevelt’s, Rissa Andersen had 14 saves in the win, while Bellevue’s Taylor Blackbourne had eight saves.
Scoring
Bellevue 7 7 -- 14
Roosevelt 11 13 -- 24
Highlights: Angie Anderson, R, 6 goals, 2 assists, 10 draw controls; Olivia Hull, R, 5 goals, 6 assists; Merielle Moffatt, B, 6 goals.
Girls Division I Playoff Watch: Bainbridge (8-0-0), Lakeside (8-0-0), Roosevelt (6-1-1), Mercer Island (5-1-1), Holy Names (5-3-1), Lake Sammamish (4-4-0), Nathan Hale (3-3-0), Tacoma (3-3-0), Forest Ridge (3-4-0). On the Bubble: Bellevue (2-5-1), Snohomish (2-6-0), Seattle Prep (2-6-0).
Girls Division II Playoff Watch: Issaquah (7-1-0), Mercer Island (7-0-0), Bellevue East (6-2-0), Bainbridge (6-0-0), Kennedy (5-2-0), Snohomish (5-3-0), Eastside Catholic (4-2-0), Lakeside (3-4-1). On the Bubble: Klahowya (3-4-0), North Kitsap (2-4-1), Holy Names (2-4-0).
Results for Monday, April 20
Boys Division I
None
Boys Division II
None
Girls Division I
Bellevue 24, Roosevelt 14 (Angie Anderson, R, 6 goals, 2 assists, 10 draw controls; Olivia Hull, R, 5 goals, 6 assists; Merielle Moffatt, B, 6 goals)
Lake Sammamish 19, Curtis 11 (Allison Clements, LS, 7 goals)
Forest Ridge 4, Garfield 11 (Rebecca Feldman, G, 3 goals)
Overlake 5, Mercer Island 21(Caroline Mahoney, MI, 7 goals, 1 assist; Alison Havran, O, 2 goals)
Girls Division II
Snohomish 19, Tahoma 14 (Allie Wilson, T, 9 goals, 1 assist; Hannah Brown, T, 14 saves; E. Dalrymple, S, 7 goals, 1 assist)
Mercer Island at Klahowya (No score reported)
Games for Tuesday, April 21
Boys Division I
Seattle Prep at Northshore (Bothell / 7:00 p.m.)
Lakeside at Issaquah (Issaquah High School / 8:00 p.m.)
Eastlake at Skyline (Skyline High School / 8:00 p.m.)
Boys Division II
Mukilteo at Whatcom (Roosevelt Park / 5:00 p.m.)
Lynnwood at Stanwood (Stanwood Middle School / 5:00 p.m.)
Blanchet at Redmond (Marymoor Park #3 & 4 / 5:30 p.m.)
Highline at Eastside Catholic (Eastside Catholic / 7:30 p.m.)
Overlake at Snohomish (Glacier Peak High School / 7:30 p.m.)
Girls Division I
Nathan Hale at Forest Ridge (Robinswood / 4:00 p.m.)
Seattle Prep at Garfield (Magnuson Park 4 / 5:15 p.m.)
Lakeside at Tacoma (Mason Middle School / 5:30 p.m.)
Girls Division II
Holy Names at Ballard (Ballard High School / 5:30 p.m.)
Bainbridge at Bellevue East (Robinswood Park / 5:30 p.m.)
Issaquah at Tahoma (Tahoma High School / 5:30 p.m.)
About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (http://www.whsbla.org/) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (http://www.wslax.org/) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.
For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html
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With the win, the high scoring Roughriders advanced to 6-1-1 in league play, passing Holy Names for sole ownership of third place.
The six-goal performance was a season high for Anderson, who scored four in Friday’s defeat of Overlake. But it was the crisp passing and skilled ball control of her teammates that the junior center credited with the pivotal win.
“We were connecting really well today. We were on it,” said Anderson, who also had 10 draw controls setting the stage for Roosevelt's skilled play on offense. “Olivia (Hull) and Madeline (Grose) played well. Olivia was seeing the open player and getting it there and Nicole Nevin was making the open cuts.” Grose had five goals and four assists.
Roosevelt took charge of the Bellevue early on, getting on the board just 1 minute, 24 seconds into the game on a goal by Hull for the first of her five goals on the night.
Following a Merielle Moffatt goal by Bellevue just 15 seconds later, Roosevelt went on to score seven of the next nine goals to grab an early 8 – 3 lead. The goal was the first of five for Moffatt.
For the remainder of the half, Bellevue twice closed the gap to a three-goal margin, but was never able to shake a dominant Roosevelt offense, as the Roughriders built an 11 – 7 advantage by the intermission.
In the second, Roosevelt again found the net early and often, scoring three goals in the first three and a half minutes of play to increase their lead to 14 – 7.
But with Bellevue mounting a second-half challenge, netting four of the next six goals, Emily Lee was dealt a yellow card forcing the Wolverines to play short handed.
Roosevelt’s Hull, taking advantage of the situation, connected again at 15:53 for the first of a five goal Roughrider run that drove the score to 21 – 11 and put the game out of reach.
Roosevelt’s, Rissa Andersen had 14 saves in the win, while Bellevue’s Taylor Blackbourne had eight saves.
Scoring
Bellevue 7 7 -- 14
Roosevelt 11 13 -- 24
Highlights: Angie Anderson, R, 6 goals, 2 assists, 10 draw controls; Olivia Hull, R, 5 goals, 6 assists; Merielle Moffatt, B, 6 goals.
Girls Division I Playoff Watch: Bainbridge (8-0-0), Lakeside (8-0-0), Roosevelt (6-1-1), Mercer Island (5-1-1), Holy Names (5-3-1), Lake Sammamish (4-4-0), Nathan Hale (3-3-0), Tacoma (3-3-0), Forest Ridge (3-4-0). On the Bubble: Bellevue (2-5-1), Snohomish (2-6-0), Seattle Prep (2-6-0).
Girls Division II Playoff Watch: Issaquah (7-1-0), Mercer Island (7-0-0), Bellevue East (6-2-0), Bainbridge (6-0-0), Kennedy (5-2-0), Snohomish (5-3-0), Eastside Catholic (4-2-0), Lakeside (3-4-1). On the Bubble: Klahowya (3-4-0), North Kitsap (2-4-1), Holy Names (2-4-0).
Results for Monday, April 20
Boys Division I
None
Boys Division II
None
Girls Division I
Bellevue 24, Roosevelt 14 (Angie Anderson, R, 6 goals, 2 assists, 10 draw controls; Olivia Hull, R, 5 goals, 6 assists; Merielle Moffatt, B, 6 goals)
Lake Sammamish 19, Curtis 11 (Allison Clements, LS, 7 goals)
Forest Ridge 4, Garfield 11 (Rebecca Feldman, G, 3 goals)
Overlake 5, Mercer Island 21(Caroline Mahoney, MI, 7 goals, 1 assist; Alison Havran, O, 2 goals)
Girls Division II
Snohomish 19, Tahoma 14 (Allie Wilson, T, 9 goals, 1 assist; Hannah Brown, T, 14 saves; E. Dalrymple, S, 7 goals, 1 assist)
Mercer Island at Klahowya (No score reported)
Games for Tuesday, April 21
Boys Division I
Seattle Prep at Northshore (Bothell / 7:00 p.m.)
Lakeside at Issaquah (Issaquah High School / 8:00 p.m.)
Eastlake at Skyline (Skyline High School / 8:00 p.m.)
Boys Division II
Mukilteo at Whatcom (Roosevelt Park / 5:00 p.m.)
Lynnwood at Stanwood (Stanwood Middle School / 5:00 p.m.)
Blanchet at Redmond (Marymoor Park #3 & 4 / 5:30 p.m.)
Highline at Eastside Catholic (Eastside Catholic / 7:30 p.m.)
Overlake at Snohomish (Glacier Peak High School / 7:30 p.m.)
Girls Division I
Nathan Hale at Forest Ridge (Robinswood / 4:00 p.m.)
Seattle Prep at Garfield (Magnuson Park 4 / 5:15 p.m.)
Lakeside at Tacoma (Mason Middle School / 5:30 p.m.)
Girls Division II
Holy Names at Ballard (Ballard High School / 5:30 p.m.)
Bainbridge at Bellevue East (Robinswood Park / 5:30 p.m.)
Issaquah at Tahoma (Tahoma High School / 5:30 p.m.)
About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (http://www.whsbla.org/) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (http://www.wslax.org/) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.
For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html
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Labels: Bellevue, Division I, Girls, Press Release, Results, Roosevelt
April 20, 2009
Washington state boys, girls prep lacrosse leading scorers (through April 19, 2009)
Boys Division I
Rank, Name, Team, G, A, PTS, GB, PPG, GP
1. Kyle Mutzel, Bellevue, 24, 8, 32, 7, 5.33, 6
2. Daniel Shields, Mercer Island, 20, 17, 37, 12, 6.17, 6
3. Jake Fritz, Issaquah, 18, 4, 22, 12, 3.67, 6
4. Cole Nordstrom, Bellevue, 17, 7, 24, 18, 4.00, 6
5. Sam Snow, Bainbridge, 17, 11, 28, 15, 5.60, 5
6. Calvin Wiley, Skyline, 17, 5, 22, 31, 4.40, 5
7. Kevin Nguyen, Bainbridge, 16, 4, 20, 24, 4.00, 5
8. Arthur Stacey, Seattle Prep, 16, 2, 18, 12, 3.60, 5
9. Jordan Wagner , Bainbridge, 16, 3, 19, 12, 3.80, 5
10. Landon Carr, Curtis, 14, 13, 27, 21, 5.40, 5
Boys Division II
Rank, Name, Team, G, A, PTS, GB, PPG, GP
1. Danny Zimny, Klahowya, 26, 8, 34, 65, 4.86, 7,
2. Trey Knowles, Lynnwood, 22, 8, 30, 27, 5.00, 6
3. Forest Dayton, San Juan, 22, 8, 30, 35, 4.29, 7
4. John Linari, Mukilteo, 21, 4, 25, 23, 6.25, 4
5. Dustin Walsh, Port Angeles, 19, 6, 25, 30, 5.00, 5
6. CJ Larson, Three Rivers, 19, 2, 21, 48, 3.50, 6
7. Matt Hilger, Tacoma, 19, 10, 29, 27, 4.83, 6
8. Cameron Girgus, Lynnwood, 18, 14, 32, 23, 5.33, 6
9. Daniel Hernandez, Whatcom, 17, 4, 21, 17, 4.20, 5
10. Tyler Dougherty , Redmond, 17, 7, 24, 26, 4.00, 6
Girls Division I
Rank, Name, Team, G, A, PTS, GB, PPG, GP
1. Mariah Walk, Bainbridge, 45, 15, 60, 37, 7.50, 8
2. Mahoney Caroline, Mercer Isl., 37, 8, 45, 12, 7.50, 6
3. Jillian Chong, Forest Ridge, 31, 10, 41, 37, 6.83, 6
4. Olivia Hull, Roosevelt, 28, 8, 36, 26, 5.14, 7
5. Sarah Pollnow, Lakeside, 27, 3, 30, 15, 3.75, 8
6. Victoria Maxon, Holy Names, 27, 1, 28, 28, 3.11, 9
7. Madeline Grose , Roosevelt, 26, 6, 32, 18, 5.33, 6
8. Alison Havran, Overlake 25, 10, 35, 12, 5.83, 6
9. Jessika Carstrom, Curtis, 24, 1, 25, 20, 3.13, 8
10. Sylvia Warren, Lakeside, 24, 18, 42, 14, 5.25, 8
Girls Division II
Rank, Name, Team, G, A, PTS, GB, PPG, GP
1. Katelyn Mincin, Issaquah, 41, 13, 54, 15, 6.75, 8
2. Sophie Wolz, Bellevue East, 36, 20, 56, 4, 7.00, 8
3. Natalie Merrill, Kennedy, 32, 4, 36, 34, 5.14, 7
4. Sarah Drucker, Mercer Island, 32, 7, 39, 16, 57, 7
5. Ruthie Hawley, Klahowya, 29, 7, 36, 9, 5.14, 7
6. Mallory Glebe, North Kitsap, 27, 5, 32, 10, 5.33, 6
7. Loreal Camp, Mercer Island, 26, 8, 34, 16, 4.86, 7
8. Alena Pilichowski,Lakeside, 24, 0, 24, 13, 3.00, 8
9. Sapphire Jewell , Bellevue East, 23, 4, 27, 17, 3.38, 8
10. E. Dalrymple, Snohomish, 22, 1, 23, 13, 3.29, 7
G – Goals; A – Assists; PTS – Points; GB – Ground Balls; PPG – Points Per Game; GP – Games Played
About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (http://www.whsbla.org/) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (http://www.wslax.org/) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.
For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html
# # #
Media Contact:
Mike McQuaid
McQuaid & Co. Strategic Communications
206-262-7301
mike@mcquaidcompany.com
Washington state boys, girls prep lacrosse leading scorers (through April 19, 2009)
Boys Division I
Rank, Name, Team, G, A, PTS, GB, PPG, GP
1. Kyle Mutzel, Bellevue, 24, 8, 32, 7, 5.33, 6
2. Daniel Shields, Mercer Island, 20, 17, 37, 12, 6.17, 6
3. Jake Fritz, Issaquah, 18, 4, 22, 12, 3.67, 6
4. Cole Nordstrom, Bellevue, 17, 7, 24, 18, 4.00, 6
5. Sam Snow, Bainbridge, 17, 11, 28, 15, 5.60, 5
6. Calvin Wiley, Skyline, 17, 5, 22, 31, 4.40, 5
7. Kevin Nguyen, Bainbridge, 16, 4, 20, 24, 4.00, 5
8. Arthur Stacey, Seattle Prep, 16, 2, 18, 12, 3.60, 5
9. Jordan Wagner , Bainbridge, 16, 3, 19, 12, 3.80, 5
10. Landon Carr, Curtis, 14, 13, 27, 21, 5.40, 5
Boys Division II
Rank, Name, Team, G, A, PTS, GB, PPG, GP
1. Danny Zimny, Klahowya, 26, 8, 34, 65, 4.86, 7,
2. Trey Knowles, Lynnwood, 22, 8, 30, 27, 5.00, 6
3. Forest Dayton, San Juan, 22, 8, 30, 35, 4.29, 7
4. John Linari, Mukilteo, 21, 4, 25, 23, 6.25, 4
5. Dustin Walsh, Port Angeles, 19, 6, 25, 30, 5.00, 5
6. CJ Larson, Three Rivers, 19, 2, 21, 48, 3.50, 6
7. Matt Hilger, Tacoma, 19, 10, 29, 27, 4.83, 6
8. Cameron Girgus, Lynnwood, 18, 14, 32, 23, 5.33, 6
9. Daniel Hernandez, Whatcom, 17, 4, 21, 17, 4.20, 5
10. Tyler Dougherty , Redmond, 17, 7, 24, 26, 4.00, 6
Girls Division I
Rank, Name, Team, G, A, PTS, GB, PPG, GP
1. Mariah Walk, Bainbridge, 45, 15, 60, 37, 7.50, 8
2. Mahoney Caroline, Mercer Isl., 37, 8, 45, 12, 7.50, 6
3. Jillian Chong, Forest Ridge, 31, 10, 41, 37, 6.83, 6
4. Olivia Hull, Roosevelt, 28, 8, 36, 26, 5.14, 7
5. Sarah Pollnow, Lakeside, 27, 3, 30, 15, 3.75, 8
6. Victoria Maxon, Holy Names, 27, 1, 28, 28, 3.11, 9
7. Madeline Grose , Roosevelt, 26, 6, 32, 18, 5.33, 6
8. Alison Havran, Overlake 25, 10, 35, 12, 5.83, 6
9. Jessika Carstrom, Curtis, 24, 1, 25, 20, 3.13, 8
10. Sylvia Warren, Lakeside, 24, 18, 42, 14, 5.25, 8
Girls Division II
Rank, Name, Team, G, A, PTS, GB, PPG, GP
1. Katelyn Mincin, Issaquah, 41, 13, 54, 15, 6.75, 8
2. Sophie Wolz, Bellevue East, 36, 20, 56, 4, 7.00, 8
3. Natalie Merrill, Kennedy, 32, 4, 36, 34, 5.14, 7
4. Sarah Drucker, Mercer Island, 32, 7, 39, 16, 57, 7
5. Ruthie Hawley, Klahowya, 29, 7, 36, 9, 5.14, 7
6. Mallory Glebe, North Kitsap, 27, 5, 32, 10, 5.33, 6
7. Loreal Camp, Mercer Island, 26, 8, 34, 16, 4.86, 7
8. Alena Pilichowski,Lakeside, 24, 0, 24, 13, 3.00, 8
9. Sapphire Jewell , Bellevue East, 23, 4, 27, 17, 3.38, 8
10. E. Dalrymple, Snohomish, 22, 1, 23, 13, 3.29, 7
G – Goals; A – Assists; PTS – Points; GB – Ground Balls; PPG – Points Per Game; GP – Games Played
About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (http://www.whsbla.org/) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (http://www.wslax.org/) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.
For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html
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Labels: Boys, Division I, Division II, Girls, Press Release, Statistics
April 19, 2009
Washington state boys, girls prep lacrosse standings (through April 19, 2009)
Boys Division I
1. Mercer Island* 6-0-0 (W6)
tie Issaquah* 6-0-0 (W6)
3. Bainbridge 5-1-0 (L1)
4. Curtis* 4-2-0 (L1)
tie Bellevue* 4-2-0 (W1)
tie Vashon 4-2-0 (L2)
7. Skyline * 3-2-0 (W2)
8. Seattle Prep* 3-3-0 (L2)
9. Northshore 2-3-0 (W1)
10. Puyallup 2-4-0 (L1)
11. Lakeside* 2-5-0 (W1)
12. Tahoma 0-6-0 (L6)
tie Garfield 0-6-0 (L6)
tie Eastlake* 0-5-0 (L5)
Boys Division II
Cascade Conference
1. Eastside Catholic* 4-0-0 (W4)
2. Lake Tapps 5-1-0 (W4)
3. Three Rivers (Tri Cities) 4-3-0 (L1)
4. Sammamish 3-3-0 (W1)
5. Selah 3-4-0 (L1)
6. Highline 2-4-0 (L2)
7. Franklin * 0-6-0 (L6)
Evergreen Conference
1. Redmond 6-0-0 (W6)
2. Overlake* 4-1-0 (W1)
3. Snohomish 5-2-0 (W2)
4. Blanchet* 2-3-0 (W2)
5. Nathan Hale* 2-4-0 (L2)
6. Roosevelt 1-5-0 (L4)
7. Wenatchee 0-5-0 (L5)
Olympic Conference
1. King's Way (Vancouver) * 7-0-0 (W7)
2. Tacoma 6-1-0 (W3)
3. Klahowya* 4-3-0 (W1)
4. Stadium 3-3-0 (L1)
5. Port Angeles* 2-6-0 (L5)
6. North Kitsap 1-5-0 (W1)
7. South Kitsap 0-5-0 (L5)
Skagit Conference
1. Mukilteo 6-0-0 (W6)
2. San Juan 5-2-0 (W5)
3. Stanwood 4-2-0 (W2)
4. Whatcom 3-2-0 (L1)
5. Lynnwood 3-3-0 (W1)
6. North County (Lynden) 0-6-0 (L6)
tie Skagit Valley 0-6-0 (L6)
Girls Division I
1. Bainbridge 8-0-0 (W8)
tie Lakeside* 8-0-0 (W8)
3 Holy Names* 5-3-1 (L1)
tie Roosevelt 5-1-1 (W1)
5. Mercer Island 4-1-1 (W3)
6. Lake Sammamish 3-4-0 (L3)
tie Nathan Hale 3-3-0 (L1)
tie Forest Ridge* 3-3-0 (W2)
tie Tacoma 3-3-0 (L2)
10. Bellevue 2-4-1 (L1)
11. Snohomish 2-6-0 (L2)
tie Seattle Prep* 2-6-0 (L2)
13. Curtis 1-7-0 (L1)
tie Garfield 1-5-0 (L5)
tie Overlake* 1-5-0 (L5)
Girls Division II
1. Issaquah 7-1-0 (W1)
tie Mercer Island* 7-0-0 (W7)
3 Bellevue East 6-2-0 (W6)
tie Bainbridge 6-0-0 (W6)
5. Kennedy 5-2-0 (L1)
6. Snohomish 4-3-0 (W1)
tie Eastside Catholic* 4-2-0 (W1)
8. Lakeside 3-4-1 (W1)
9. Klahowya 3-4-0 (W2)
10. North Kitsap 2-4-1 (L2)
11. Holy Names* 2-4-0 (W1)
12. Ballard 1-7-0 (L7)
tie Auburn Mountainview 1-7-0 (L3)
tie Tahoma 1-5-0 (L5)
15. Lake Sammamish 0-7-0 (L7)
* indicates “varsity” status team
About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (www.WHSBLA.org) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (www.WSLAX.org) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.
For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html
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206-262-7301
mike@mcquaidcompany.com
Washington state boys, girls prep lacrosse standings (through April 19, 2009)
Boys Division I
1. Mercer Island* 6-0-0 (W6)
tie Issaquah* 6-0-0 (W6)
3. Bainbridge 5-1-0 (L1)
4. Curtis* 4-2-0 (L1)
tie Bellevue* 4-2-0 (W1)
tie Vashon 4-2-0 (L2)
7. Skyline * 3-2-0 (W2)
8. Seattle Prep* 3-3-0 (L2)
9. Northshore 2-3-0 (W1)
10. Puyallup 2-4-0 (L1)
11. Lakeside* 2-5-0 (W1)
12. Tahoma 0-6-0 (L6)
tie Garfield 0-6-0 (L6)
tie Eastlake* 0-5-0 (L5)
Boys Division II
Cascade Conference
1. Eastside Catholic* 4-0-0 (W4)
2. Lake Tapps 5-1-0 (W4)
3. Three Rivers (Tri Cities) 4-3-0 (L1)
4. Sammamish 3-3-0 (W1)
5. Selah 3-4-0 (L1)
6. Highline 2-4-0 (L2)
7. Franklin * 0-6-0 (L6)
Evergreen Conference
1. Redmond 6-0-0 (W6)
2. Overlake* 4-1-0 (W1)
3. Snohomish 5-2-0 (W2)
4. Blanchet* 2-3-0 (W2)
5. Nathan Hale* 2-4-0 (L2)
6. Roosevelt 1-5-0 (L4)
7. Wenatchee 0-5-0 (L5)
Olympic Conference
1. King's Way (Vancouver) * 7-0-0 (W7)
2. Tacoma 6-1-0 (W3)
3. Klahowya* 4-3-0 (W1)
4. Stadium 3-3-0 (L1)
5. Port Angeles* 2-6-0 (L5)
6. North Kitsap 1-5-0 (W1)
7. South Kitsap 0-5-0 (L5)
Skagit Conference
1. Mukilteo 6-0-0 (W6)
2. San Juan 5-2-0 (W5)
3. Stanwood 4-2-0 (W2)
4. Whatcom 3-2-0 (L1)
5. Lynnwood 3-3-0 (W1)
6. North County (Lynden) 0-6-0 (L6)
tie Skagit Valley 0-6-0 (L6)
Girls Division I
1. Bainbridge 8-0-0 (W8)
tie Lakeside* 8-0-0 (W8)
3 Holy Names* 5-3-1 (L1)
tie Roosevelt 5-1-1 (W1)
5. Mercer Island 4-1-1 (W3)
6. Lake Sammamish 3-4-0 (L3)
tie Nathan Hale 3-3-0 (L1)
tie Forest Ridge* 3-3-0 (W2)
tie Tacoma 3-3-0 (L2)
10. Bellevue 2-4-1 (L1)
11. Snohomish 2-6-0 (L2)
tie Seattle Prep* 2-6-0 (L2)
13. Curtis 1-7-0 (L1)
tie Garfield 1-5-0 (L5)
tie Overlake* 1-5-0 (L5)
Girls Division II
1. Issaquah 7-1-0 (W1)
tie Mercer Island* 7-0-0 (W7)
3 Bellevue East 6-2-0 (W6)
tie Bainbridge 6-0-0 (W6)
5. Kennedy 5-2-0 (L1)
6. Snohomish 4-3-0 (W1)
tie Eastside Catholic* 4-2-0 (W1)
8. Lakeside 3-4-1 (W1)
9. Klahowya 3-4-0 (W2)
10. North Kitsap 2-4-1 (L2)
11. Holy Names* 2-4-0 (W1)
12. Ballard 1-7-0 (L7)
tie Auburn Mountainview 1-7-0 (L3)
tie Tahoma 1-5-0 (L5)
15. Lake Sammamish 0-7-0 (L7)
* indicates “varsity” status team
About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (www.WHSBLA.org) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (www.WSLAX.org) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.
For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html
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Media Contact:
Mike McQuaid
McQuaid & Co. Strategic Communications
206-262-7301
mike@mcquaidcompany.com
Labels: Boys, Division I, Division II, Girls
MERCER ISLAND, Wash. – Mercer Island’s Dan Shields scored the game-winning goal just 33 seconds into the second overtime to boost the Islanders to a 7 – 6 Boys Division I high school lacrosse upset win over undefeated Bainbridge Island, Saturday before an estimated crowd of 1,500 at Islander Stadium on Mercer Island.
Shields, who led all scorers with four goals, emerged as the game’s undisputed hero, netting the fourth quarter’s only goal at 7:35 left in regulation to send the game into overtime.
After playing to a dead-heat in the first sudden death period, Shields took a pass at 3:27 of the second overtime from his brother Matt, who had just picked up his own rebound after hitting the post. His shot beat Spartan goaltender Bryce Stevenson on the off-stick side for the game winner. The goal unleashed the near capacity crowd onto the field in celebration.
“I saw the ball bounce off the post. When I got the ball, the goalie was out of step so I threw it,” said Shields, a second-team All-State selection in 2008 who entered the game as the Division I points leader with 16 goals and 16 assists. “I’ve never had a game winner like that – nothing this big. This will give us a real confident run for the rest of the season.”
Both teams entered the game undefeated in league play, only Mercer Island had non-league losses – all dealt on a four-game spring break road swing through New York. The win advanced the Islanders to 6-0-0 in league play, 8-4-0 overall, for a share of first place with Issaquah in Division I play. The win was the first for the Islanders in three years over Bainbridge.
In the first quarter, the Bainbridge struck first on a goal by Sam Snow at 9:11. The Spartans went on to score three unanswered goals over the next 1 minute, 56 seconds before Shields finally put the Islander on the board with just 1:09 left in the quarter.
In the second, Bainbridge again connected first on a solo-shot by Jordan Wagner. The score was followed by MI goals by Jon Wettack and Shields, but still sent the Islanders into the intermission down 3 – 5.
In the third, Mercer Island fought back to tie the game on goals by Wettack at 3:36 and then Steve Caditz with just 15 seconds remaining. But with just one second to go, Kevin Nguyen beat Islander goaltender Hap Giraud to put the Spartans back up by one.
The fourth remained scoreless until the 7:35 mark when Shields drove from outside of the crease to fire a shot over the right shoulder of Stevenson to knot the game at six goals apiece.
“This is the first opportunity to prove ourselves in the state,” said Mercer Island senior Conner Beckwith who had six ground balls for the Islanders. “It’s been two years since we’ve won this game.”
Islander goaltender Hap Giraud had 15 saves in the win. Bainbridge’s Stevenson had 11 saves in the loss.
The Bainbridge, Mercer Island rivalry dates back 17 years and is one of the most heated lacrosse contests in the state. Since 2001, both teams have faced each other in the state championship five times and at least one of the schools has been involved in the state title game each of the past 18 years.
Scoring
Bainbridge 4 1 1 0 0 0 -- 6
Mercer Island 1 2 2 1 0 1 -- 7
Highlights: Dan Shields, MI, 4 goals, 1 assist; Conner Beckwith, MI, 6 ground balls; Hap Giraud, MI, 15 saves; Kevin Nyguen, B, 2 goals, Dugan McDermott, B, 5 ground balls; Bryce Stevenson, B, 11 saves.
Results for Saturday, April 18
Boys Division I
Bainbridge 6, Mercer Island 7 2OT (Dan Shields, MI, 4 goals, 1 assist; Conner Beckwith, MI, 6 ground balls; Hap Giraud, MI, 15 saves; Kevin Nyguen, B, 2 goals, Dugan McDermott, B, 5 ground balls; Bryce Stevenson, B, 11 saves)
Seattle Prep at Saguaro (Arizona) (no score available)
Boys Division II
Lake Tapps 12, Selah 2 (Evan Collier, LT, 2 goals, 1 assist; Jeremiah Davenport, LT, 2 goals; Corrie Friedrich, 1 goal; Ricky Escalera, 1 goal)
King's Way (Vancouver, Wash.) 11, Stadium 6 (Brock Beall, KW, 5 goals; Max Amondson, KW, 10 saves; Carter Chaffey, S, 2 goals; Bryce Busey, S, 2 goals)
San Juan 9, Whatcom 6 (Forest Dayton, SJ, 5 goals, 2 assists; Patrick Cassidy, W, 2 goals, 1 assist; Daniel Hernandez, W, 2 goals)
Girls Division I
None
Girls Division II
None
Games for Monday, April 20
Boys Division I
Next Games Tues., April 21
Boys Division II
Next Games Tues., April 21
Girls Division I
Bellevue at Roosevelt (Magnuson Park 2 / 5:15 p.m.)
Lake Sammamish at Curtis (Curtis High School / 5:30 p.m.)
Forest Ridge at Garfield (Magnuson Park 4 / 5:30 p.m.)
Overlake at Mercer Island (Mercer Island High School / 8:15 p.m.)
Girls Division II
Mercer Island at Klahowya (Klahowya Secondary School / 5:30 p.m.)
Snohomish at Tahoma (Tahoma High School / 5:30 p.m.)
Lake Sammamish at Auburn Mountainview (Auburn Mountainview High School / 6:30 p.m.)
About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (www.WHSBLA.org) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (www.WSLAX.org) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.
For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html
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McQuaid & Co. Strategic Communications
206-262-7301
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Shields, who led all scorers with four goals, emerged as the game’s undisputed hero, netting the fourth quarter’s only goal at 7:35 left in regulation to send the game into overtime.
After playing to a dead-heat in the first sudden death period, Shields took a pass at 3:27 of the second overtime from his brother Matt, who had just picked up his own rebound after hitting the post. His shot beat Spartan goaltender Bryce Stevenson on the off-stick side for the game winner. The goal unleashed the near capacity crowd onto the field in celebration.
“I saw the ball bounce off the post. When I got the ball, the goalie was out of step so I threw it,” said Shields, a second-team All-State selection in 2008 who entered the game as the Division I points leader with 16 goals and 16 assists. “I’ve never had a game winner like that – nothing this big. This will give us a real confident run for the rest of the season.”
Both teams entered the game undefeated in league play, only Mercer Island had non-league losses – all dealt on a four-game spring break road swing through New York. The win advanced the Islanders to 6-0-0 in league play, 8-4-0 overall, for a share of first place with Issaquah in Division I play. The win was the first for the Islanders in three years over Bainbridge.
In the first quarter, the Bainbridge struck first on a goal by Sam Snow at 9:11. The Spartans went on to score three unanswered goals over the next 1 minute, 56 seconds before Shields finally put the Islander on the board with just 1:09 left in the quarter.
In the second, Bainbridge again connected first on a solo-shot by Jordan Wagner. The score was followed by MI goals by Jon Wettack and Shields, but still sent the Islanders into the intermission down 3 – 5.
In the third, Mercer Island fought back to tie the game on goals by Wettack at 3:36 and then Steve Caditz with just 15 seconds remaining. But with just one second to go, Kevin Nguyen beat Islander goaltender Hap Giraud to put the Spartans back up by one.
The fourth remained scoreless until the 7:35 mark when Shields drove from outside of the crease to fire a shot over the right shoulder of Stevenson to knot the game at six goals apiece.
“This is the first opportunity to prove ourselves in the state,” said Mercer Island senior Conner Beckwith who had six ground balls for the Islanders. “It’s been two years since we’ve won this game.”
Islander goaltender Hap Giraud had 15 saves in the win. Bainbridge’s Stevenson had 11 saves in the loss.
The Bainbridge, Mercer Island rivalry dates back 17 years and is one of the most heated lacrosse contests in the state. Since 2001, both teams have faced each other in the state championship five times and at least one of the schools has been involved in the state title game each of the past 18 years.
Scoring
Bainbridge 4 1 1 0 0 0 -- 6
Mercer Island 1 2 2 1 0 1 -- 7
Highlights: Dan Shields, MI, 4 goals, 1 assist; Conner Beckwith, MI, 6 ground balls; Hap Giraud, MI, 15 saves; Kevin Nyguen, B, 2 goals, Dugan McDermott, B, 5 ground balls; Bryce Stevenson, B, 11 saves.
Results for Saturday, April 18
Boys Division I
Bainbridge 6, Mercer Island 7 2OT (Dan Shields, MI, 4 goals, 1 assist; Conner Beckwith, MI, 6 ground balls; Hap Giraud, MI, 15 saves; Kevin Nyguen, B, 2 goals, Dugan McDermott, B, 5 ground balls; Bryce Stevenson, B, 11 saves)
Seattle Prep at Saguaro (Arizona) (no score available)
Boys Division II
Lake Tapps 12, Selah 2 (Evan Collier, LT, 2 goals, 1 assist; Jeremiah Davenport, LT, 2 goals; Corrie Friedrich, 1 goal; Ricky Escalera, 1 goal)
King's Way (Vancouver, Wash.) 11, Stadium 6 (Brock Beall, KW, 5 goals; Max Amondson, KW, 10 saves; Carter Chaffey, S, 2 goals; Bryce Busey, S, 2 goals)
San Juan 9, Whatcom 6 (Forest Dayton, SJ, 5 goals, 2 assists; Patrick Cassidy, W, 2 goals, 1 assist; Daniel Hernandez, W, 2 goals)
Girls Division I
None
Girls Division II
None
Games for Monday, April 20
Boys Division I
Next Games Tues., April 21
Boys Division II
Next Games Tues., April 21
Girls Division I
Bellevue at Roosevelt (Magnuson Park 2 / 5:15 p.m.)
Lake Sammamish at Curtis (Curtis High School / 5:30 p.m.)
Forest Ridge at Garfield (Magnuson Park 4 / 5:30 p.m.)
Overlake at Mercer Island (Mercer Island High School / 8:15 p.m.)
Girls Division II
Mercer Island at Klahowya (Klahowya Secondary School / 5:30 p.m.)
Snohomish at Tahoma (Tahoma High School / 5:30 p.m.)
Lake Sammamish at Auburn Mountainview (Auburn Mountainview High School / 6:30 p.m.)
About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the U.S. and in Washington State the sport has seen double-digit growth in five of the last seven years. In 2009, over 2,370 high school students representing 75 boys and 49 girls varsity and junior varsity teams in Washington state will compete in a nine-week season March – May with the annual Washington State High School Championships taking place May 16 (girls) and May 30 (boys). Varsity boys lacrosse is contested in the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association (www.WHSBLA.org) with 14 Division I and 28 Division II teams. Varsity girls lacrosse is contested in The Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association (www.WSLAX.org) with 15 Division I and 16 Division II teams. Most of the teams represent high schools throughout the Puget Sound area.
For daily high school lacrosse results or to receive results through an RSS feed, please visit http://www.uslax-wa.org/media.html
# # #
Media Contact:
Mike McQuaid
McQuaid & Co. Strategic Communications
206-262-7301
mike@mcquaidcompany.com
Labels: Bainbridge Island, Boys, Division I, Mercer Island, Press Release, Results
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