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Lackey High School 2 - 12 Thomas Stone High School

www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPswXAZODn0 🥍 🥍 1ST LAX GAME OF 2026 @ GOPHER NATION 🆚 Wilde Lake vs Glen Burnie 📍Glen Burnie HS, Glen Burnie, Md 📝 Kmillz (MFVAllSportsNetwork) Walking on to the Glen Burnie High School field, the Wilde Lake and Glen Burnie varsity lacrosse were already warming up. The weather was in the 50’s, however being I was just getting over a cold, felt more like the 30’s. The Gophers looked ready. The Wildecats seemed fully charged. It was the perfect atmosphere for some high school lacrosse competition. 1ST HALF - The Gophers started off strong and within a few minutes had the first points of the game in their favor. However, Wilde Laken did answered back. The game was tied 2-2 for a bit, until Lake scored putting themselves ahead by 1. They went in to the half leading 3-2. 2ND HALF - This half is where the Wildecats began to pull away. They added four more goals to their lead being able to manuver down field and score quickly. Their attack strategy in the first half GB figured out. Wilde Lake seemed to have changed the pace helping them score faster. However, in the fourth, the Gophers started to make a comeback. Seemingly taking more shots helped cut down Wildecats lead. They fell short by one point. Their effort was tremendous!!! Hats off to them. Congratulations to the Wildecats on their victory. Keep working and grinding Gophers!!! 

 Final game score: WILDECATS - 7 GOPHERS - 6. Special thanks to Glen Burnie HS and the AD staff.

10-4 Arundel Win

The Westminster High School Boys Lacrosse heads into the new season with a mix of hunger and confidence, determined to turn last year’s disappointment into a driving force. After a postseason run that didn’t go as far as they had hoped, the Owls are focused on starting this season strong and setting a new tone from the opening faceoff. A major advantage for Westminster this year is the number of returning players stepping back into the lineup. With key contributors coming back across the field, the team brings valuable experience and chemistry that should immediately show on game day. The offense returns players who understand how to move the ball efficiently, while the defense benefits from a unit that has already built trust and communication. That continuity gives the Owls a strong foundation as they look to build early-season momentum. Last season’s early exit from the postseason still lingers, but it has become motivation rather than frustration. Throughout the offseason, the team has put in the work—improving conditioning, sharpening skills, and focusing on playing a more disciplined and complete style of lacrosse. There’s a clear sense that this group learned from its shortcomings and is ready to respond in a big way. Leadership will be another key factor in Westminster’s success. With experienced players returning, the team has strong voices both on and off the field to keep everyone focused and accountable. Those leaders know what it takes to compete at a high level and are determined to push the team further than last year. As the season gets underway, Westminster will look to capitalize on its experience and start fast. In a competitive schedule, getting off to a strong start can make all the difference. If the Owls can stay consistent and play with the intensity they’ve shown in preparation, they have the potential to be a serious contender. This season isn’t just about bouncing back—it’s about taking the next step. And with a talented, experienced roster and something to prove, Westminster boys lacrosse is ready to make its mark.

Patterson Mill fell to North Harford 10-17 in the Huskies' first game of the regular season. Senior, Gavin Voelker had 17 saves in goal. Freshman, Nathan Sulkowski had 3 goals and 1 assist in his first high school game. His brother Tyler Sulkowski and fellow junior Cole Christian both had 2 goals and 2 assists. This was followed by two assists from Senior Jack Reid and one goal each from Ronan McCoy (Junior), Roberto Acenszi (Senior), and Brady Quinn (Senior). Huskies look to bounce back tomorrow for another home matchup vs Aberdeen.

The correct score was 1-16 (Mt. Hebron winning).

The state quarter-finals were the farthest that the Stephen Decatur Seahawks’ Boys Varsity Lacrosse team reached in 2024. Following a first-round upset handed to them by the seventh seed, the Kent Island Buccaneers, a top 2A program, had high hopes going into this season. With nine total seniors leading the team, athletes, coaches, and fans all felt an imminent playoff run coming by May. Decatur opened the season with two games on the road against the Kent County Trojans and the North Dorchester Eagles, dominating 20-0 in the first game and 28-0 in the second. Head coach Hoffy Hoffman described the team atmosphere as “electric” with clear dominance on display. However, in game three, the Seahawks faced their first challenge of the year, as they matched up against Kent Island for a regular-season showdown. Going into the game, Coach Hoffman was well aware that they were in a long drought of not beating the Buccaneers, but explained that the team was “comfortable despite some unfortunate scratches before the game”. After the two-hour-long trip to take on the Buccaneers on the road, Stephen Decatur was defeated 14-13. Despite the loss, Coach Hoffman was proud of the way that his team played, explaining that he would “much rather lose early in the regular season instead of near or in the playoffs.” After this tough defeat on the road, the Seahawks continued to dominate every team in their path. In the eight regular-season contests after the loss to Kent Island, Stephen Decatur averaged just under twenty points per game while giving up just three. Coach Hoffman gave lots of credit to junior goalkeeper Declan Horan, defensive coordinator Tyler Workman, and John Dodson, the goalie coach. By the end of the regular season, Decatur finished as the overall third-ranked team in the 2A classification, finishing the season 11-1. After defeating Parkside High 15-5 in the regional championship, the Seahawks returned to the state quarterfinals, where they were eliminated last season. Unlike last season, in the first round of the playoffs, Decatur took down the Hereford Bulls 11-5, then dominated the second-seeded Huntingtown Hurricanes 17-6. After those three playoff games, the Seahawks found themselves heading to the state championship against their Achilles heel in Kent Island. After battling to their closest loss in years, Coach Hoffman felt like “we were a team that could run with Kent Island,” and they made “very few changes” going into the championship game. Despite the Seahawks’ confidence before the opening face-off, Kent Island got off to a hot start, leading 7-2 at halftime. The deficit caused a bad vibe in the locker room, but Coach Hoffman’s message was to “get back out there and play our game”, noting that the whole team was nervous throughout the first half. Despite it all, the Seahawks were unable to come back, and Kent Island took down Decatur by one point once again, taking the championship 13-12. With this game being the end of the road for Decatur’s nine seniors, this season’s fourteen juniors will be in a strong position to make another deep run on the Road to Stevenson in 2026. Despite the season ending in a less-than-ideal fashion, the team’s successes did not end with reaching the state championship game. In early June, during an awards ceremony in Annapolis, Ashton March, a junior attack for the Seahawks, was awarded the C. Markland Kelly Award, honoring the “best lacrosse player in the state of Maryland” according to the Maryland State Lacrosse Coaches Association. Additionally, Coach Hoffman was awarded the 2025 MPSSAA Coach of the Year, recognizing his work leading Decatur’s dominant season.

🥍 🥍 ROAD TO STEVENSON: “BATTLE OF THE BAYSIDE” MPSSAA 2A BOYS LAX CHAMPIONSHIP 
(1) Kent Island vs (3) Stephen Decatur

This game turned out to be a thriller. Two teams I absolutely love came to war. With much anticipation, both teams’ fans filled Mustang Stadium for epic Bayside battle. The Kent Island Buccaneers looked to finish their season undefeated while the Stephen Decatur Seahawks sought to bring them down after only losing to them earlier in the season. That game too was a nail biter. 

Well, starting out both teams put points on the board but then Kent Island began to pull away. Then, second half, a comeback arose with the Seahawks. Game got tied, however in the end, Buccaneers sealed the deal before the of the 4th taking the title of MPSSAA 2A BOYS LAX CHAMPS. CONGRATULATIONS to you BUCCANEERS. PROUD OF YOU and what you have accomplished. You came back this year and conquered your dreams. BIG SHOUTS TO MY BEACH BOYS. I know it’s not the outcome you’d like however you guys played a heck of a game. So proud. Enjoy the highlights 
Final Score: BUCCANEERS - 13 SEAHAWKS - 12
 👀 MFV U📺🔗⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNrF4zZtSvM

What a battle! ⚔️🥍 Kent Island jumped out early then went goal for goal in a second-half thriller! 🔥 Held on for the 13-12 win!

Scoring Nathan Wheeler 1 goal, Jake Forman 1 goal, Lucas Rice 1 goal Hunter Cappe had 15 saves in the goal

Q1: 2-2 Q2: 3-3 Q3: 12-4 Q4: 13-6 Bel Air stat line: Augustis Anastasi- 1 assist Chase Bullock- 1 goal Eli Hodgson- 1 goal 1 assist Ben Gaughan- 1 goal Peter Myers- 1 goal Hunter Neal- 1 goal 3 assists Jason Pitzer- 5 goals 1 assist Grant Smith- 2 goals 1 assist Jack Svobda- 1 goal Aiden Zajicek- 2 assists

Jack Hafler- 2 Goals, 1 AssistsHayden Hanson- 3 Goals, 2 Assist Angelo Torres- 2 Goals, 2 AssistMason Ambush- 2 GoalsIan Barr- 1 GoalCameron Camuti- 1 Goal Goalie:Gavyn Dotson- 15 saves, 9 goals allowed, 63% save percentage

5/10 @ 9 AM. There were no referees.

A few first-round matchups are already in the books 📖, but here’s our final boys lacrosse rankings 🥍 before the playoff action heats up 🔥. Plenty of shakeups in spots 6–10 🔄, but the top two remain rock solid 💪 1. Severna Park 2. Urbana 3. Kent Island 4. Fallston 5. Sherwood 6. Whitman 7. Stephen Decatur 8. Damascus 9. South River 10. Broadneck

PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY LAX CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLEHEADER
Roosevelt vs CMIT North (GIRLS) & Roosevelt vs Gwynn Park (BOYS) BIG THANKS TO LAUREL HIGH SCHOOL and their whole ATHELETIC DEPARTMENT for having us. Hospitality was a tremendous blessing. ALSO Congrats to the RAIDERS on their county championship victories. Keep grinding Golden Tigers and Yellow Jackets. #marylandhighschoolsports #millerflowvlogs #lacrosse #highschoollacrosse Girls Final Score: RAIDERS - 6 GOLDEN TIGERS - 3 Boys Final Score: RAIDERS - 11 YELLOW JACKETS - 3 👀 MFV U📺🔗⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgeIXF7nBxs

Fallston 15, North Harford 3 Fallston Goals: Ian Swartzendruber 5, Jaden Riley 3, Nate Chanoski 2, TJ Shimaitis 1, Dominic Foster 1, Collin Businsky 1, Cole Shea 1, Patrick Bolesta 1 Fallston Assists: Jaden Riley 2, Joey DeVito 2, Brent Barcikowski 2, Collin Businsky 2, TJ Shimaitis 1, Ian Swartzendruber 1 Fallston Face-off’s: Dominic Foster 10-15, Nate Bouffard 1-3, Trent Richter 0-2 Fallston Saves: Jaxson Hilyard 6

Scores: Jack Hafler- 2 Goals, 4 Assists Hayden Hanson- 2 Goals, 1 Assist Angelo Torres- 2 Goals, 1 Assist Cooper Turner- 1 Goal, 2 Assist Max Jones- 2 Goals Mason Ambush- 1 Goal Cameron Camuti- 1 Goal Goalie Gavyn Dotson- 14 saves, 12 goals allowed, 54% save percentage

Spots 1 & 2 are holding strong, but the rest of the lacrosse rankings are starting to shake up — just in time for playoff season! 👀🔥 1. Severna Park 2. Urbana 3. Fallston 4. Kent Island 5. Sherwood 6. South River 7. Annapolis 8. Whitman 9. Stephen Decatur 10. Damascus

Tabrion Watts: 2 goalDarren Belizaire: 1 goalChristian Dockins: 1 goal

Jacob Herman 5g 2A Chase Thomas 4g 1A Luke Bylen 3g Caleb Kerr 2g 1A Cam Beresh 1G 2A Jacob Tompkins 1G Ethan Smith 17 Saves