Guilford Park- 14 Meade - 2 In only their 2nd varsity season, the Guilford Park girls lacrosse team is 3-0 to start the season, matching their win total from the 2025 season. Tonight, at Meade, 10 different players saw the back of the net lead by three goals from Lauren Matney, and two goals each from Enk Batzorig and Ashlyn Chaney. Guilford Park also dominated in the draw circle winning 13 draws led by five from Bekah Hughey on the circle. Other goal scorers were: Sofia Rodriguez Hannah Mitchell Laylah Guerriero Addie McCollum Malina Tran Gabrielle Walker Yoonah Cho
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“Just be Broadneck.” That is the slogan that three former Broadneck girls lacrosse players referred to before their 4A title game against Urbana. “One of our coaches, Coach Jones was like, just be Broadneck because they [Urbana] was focused on beating us, that we just wanted to focus on being ourselves,” said senior midfielder Savannah Libby That slogan worked on the field, leading them to the 8-6 over Urbana. This was the second consecutive year that Broadneck had faced them in the 4A title game. In both title games, Broadneck found themselves having to rally back to take the lead. This year, the Bruins were down 4-0 early, but it was not until the end of the quarter that they found their groove. “I think the year before, there was less pressure because we hadn't beaten them the year before,” said senior attacker Sienna Miller. “The second time we played them, we have something to lose because we beat them the past year.” After the final seconds, not only were the girls able to celebrate their win, but their head coach, Katy Kelley, was also able to celebrate. She announced to the girls after the game that she was retiring after the 2025 season. “I’ve had a lot of coaches, but none like her,” said senior defender Katelyn Kerns about Kelley. As the seniors walk away from Broadneck, they not only leave behind a winning culture and championships but also long-lasting bonds, lifelong lessons, and friendships. “It wasn’t just a team,” said Miller. “We were a family. We genuinely enjoyed each other. Even outside of practice, we were together. Lacrosse brought us close in ways we didn’t expect.”
After more than 20 years with the Broadneck lacrosse girls program, head coach Katy Kelley is retiring. Kelley joined Broadneck in 2001, fresh out of graduate school. However, she was unsure of the path she wanted to take, and while working as a long-term substitute teacher, her friend Karen Tengwall called her, asking if she wanted to join the team. "I did not plan on doing it at all," stated Kelley. "I jumped on board with her and I ended up loving it." From 2001 to 2013, she served as the assistant coach. During this time, she not only got to help develop other girls, but help develop the program. After Tengwell stepped down, Kelley decided to take over as head coach. During her tenure as head coach, she built a powerhouse culture, winning five consecutive state title championships. For the past two years, Broadneck has developed a rivalry with Urbana, facing them consecutively in the 4A title game. Both times, Broadneck has come out victorious. "Both games were high stress and very competitive, those are the games you want to play," she stated. "We were down early but then they found a way to chip away and come back and win." During her final game, emotions began flowing for Kelley, realizing she is ending her coaching career. "When you coach with people, there's a different kind of bond that forms," she said. "It goes deeper than the game. It becomes a lifelong friendship." As she steps away, she will cherish the relationships she has developed with the coaches and players over the last two decades.
On May 22, Broadneck dominate the CLASS 4A championship for a 5th time in a row, winning 8-6 over Urbana. The first quarter of the CLASS 4A championship kicked off with #18 Colby Johnson from Urbana started the game with an opening goal. Johnson later added goal 2 to the game and brought the lead up to Urbana. #11 Corra Betten continued the Urbana strong start, receiving a key pass from a penalty and allowing the nice shot to become a goal. Urbana’s speed was too much for Broadneck, allowing a 2nd goal for Beten, using her swiftness to allow a shooting lane. Broadneck finally got into the board, scoring from the penalty spot by #9 Ceci Facciponti. The first quarter ended 4-1, with Urbana defense keeping hold and carrying the lead. Broadneck shortened the Urbana lead into half minutes into the 2nd quarter, with Salisbury commit #21 Savannah Libby benefiting from key passes. Momentum was starting to turn, with Facciponti shooting a low shot from a penalty, bringing the score to 3-4. Possession was booming for Broadneck, slowly cutting down the lead and starting to strengthen their defense. In a matter of minutes, the game was tied up from an open lane shot scored by #17 Nora Lopes, who is also committed to Louisville, and tying the game to 4-4. Urbana quickly came back on top, going back up by 1 goal and securing the hat-trick for #18 Johnson. The 1st half ended with a 5-4 tight Urbana lead. The halftime break ended and the game entered the 3rd quarter, with both teams playing neck and neck. It was a goalie save frenzy for both teams, with both goalies recording 2 saves. A goal was scored for Broadneck, hoping to score the equalizer but was waived off from another overlapping penalty, keeping the score 5-4. 2nd times the charm for Broadneck, with Libby going to the penalty shot again and catching the goalie off guard, tying the game at 5-5. A crucial save came from Broad Necks' goalie Molly Robison, recording her 3 saves of the quarter. Lopes does it again, giving Broadneck their first lead of the game. The quarter ended 6-5, with Broadneck switching the lead seat. 4th quarter tensions started to kick in for both teams as soon as it began. Broadneck now started to control possession, scoring a goal from #3 Sienna Miller, bringing the lead to 7-5. Urbana was leading the game 4-0 in the 1st quarter, questioning how it all collapsed. Shooting lanes were not available for Urbana, with Broadneck strengthening up and scoring from a counter attack. Facciponti completed the transition goal, recording the hat-trick and bringing the score up to 8-5. Betten shortened the lead to 2, getting open for Urbana and having the lead be slightly smaller. Time expired as Broadneck celebrated on the field, winning their 5th straight championship title, as Broadneck completed the early comeback and won the 4A state Champions 8-6 over Urbana.
The Bruins complete an early 8-6 comeback over Urbana, winning their 5th straight 4A girls lacrosse title and 8th in program history!
A few first-round games are already in the books 📚, and just like I said last week, the top spots are locked in 🔒🔥. Not too many surprises in the middle of the pack, but we do have a new team breaking into the rankings 🎉🚨 1. Manchester Valley 2. Sherwood 3. Severna Park 4. Glenelg 5. Queen Anne’s County 6. Towson 7. Quince Orchard 8. Liberty 9. Broadneck 10. South Carroll
🥍 🥍 IT’S SENIOR NIGHT Broadneck vs Old Mill Highlights from the varsity LAX games at Old Mill HS senior night. BIG THANKS to OLD MILL HS for allowing MFV to film. Great atmosphere, great HS!!! BIG SHOUTS to the PATRIOTS, keep grinding and learning!!! BIG SHOUTS to the BRUINS. Keep shining. #marylandhighschoolsports #millerflowvlogs #lacrosse #highschoollacrosse Boys Final Score: BRUINS - 18 PATRIOTS - 3 Girls Final Score: BRUINS - 17 PATRIOTS - 1 👀 MFV U📺🔗⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gLZVd_XCGU
Just before playoffs, there’s major movement at the top of our lacrosse rankings 👀🔥 Can spots 1 & 2 hold on, or are shakeups on the horizon? 1. Manchester Valley 2. Sherwood 3. Glenelg 4. Queen Anne’s County 5. Severna Park 6. Towson 7. Kent Island 8. Quince Orchard 9. Broadneck 10. Liberty
1. Manchester Valley 2. Sherwood 3. Queen Anne’s County 4. Glenelg 5. Severna Park 6. Towson 7. Long Reach 8. Broadneck 9. Quince Orchard 10. Liberty
1. Severna Park 2. Manchester Valley 3. Sherwood 4. Queen Anne’s County 5. Glenelg 6. Eleanor Roosevelt 7. Broadneck 8. Long Reach 9. Towson 10. Quince Orchard
Girls Lacrosse 1. Severna Park 2. Manchester Valley 3. Sherwood 4. Broadneck 5. Queen Anne's County 6. Glenelg 7. Century 8. Eleanor Roosevelt 9. Magruder 10. Long Reach
The first game was an entertaining one, as the Broadneck Bruins played the Urbana Hawks in the MPSSAA 4A state championship. After four hard-fought quarters, the Bruins won 10-9 and claimed their fourth state title in a row. This game was decided by which team adjusted more effectively to the other. The first quarter started poorly for the Hawks as they were down 5-2. This is largely due to Broadneck getting into offensive sets where cutters were getting wide-open and scoring. But Urbana was able to keep the game close thanks to attackers successfully beating their defenders in 1v1s. From this quarter until late in the third Broadneck was held scoreless, Urbana was a lot more attentive and aggressive on defense to prevent players from getting wide open again. Combine this with Hawks players drawing fouls and scoring penalties and the game was tied at five midway through the third quarter. With momentum in the Hawks' favor, Broadneck needed to produce goals and fast. Their gameplan of passing around the field to open up scoring chances wasn’t working so instead they used counterattacks and fastbreaks for their offense. No.9 Ceci Facciponti was the one to break the deadlock, as she darted down the field before the defense could get set up to put the Bruins up one with 12 minutes to play. A quick goal by Urbana was countered with three more from Broadneck, as the Bruins were running down the field and moving off the ball with far more urgency. Urbana scored two more to put themselves back in striking position, but No.2 Avery Katzen emerged to score an unexpected goal to seal this game for the Bruins. Urbana scored one more but couldn’t get the ball back with a minute remaining to potentially tie the game, the final result ended with Broadneck celebrating yet another state championship. This game could have gone either way but Broadneck was able to edge it out thanks to a few timely goals and not getting down on themselves despite being down for the majority of the contest, this win continues an incredible championship run, but that is not what they think about coming into each year. “I hope this translates into a work ethic a culture a team that doesn't come out looking at how do we get to the state championship, we’re looking at how we get to know our team how we can be the best team we can possibly be” were the words Broadneck coach Katy Kelley used to describe their mindset going into each season and forward.
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Halftime 11-2 North County goals: Alyssa Yost 4 Natalia Cosentino 1 Grace Barry 1 Lindsay Culbertson 1 Assist: Natalia Cosentino 2 Alyssa Yost 1 Saves Jaclyn Bange 16 Zoe Harlow 1 countysports.zone/scores/view/5FfjjvAsBkkcAS_QRb3En
North County goals: Alyssa Yost 2 Cassidy Cook 2 Natalia Cosentino 2 Olivia Castle 2 Taylor Price 2 Lindsay Culbertson 1 Emily Hood 1 Lily Castle 1 Kaydence Augustin 1 Darby von Berg 1 Madison Pitt 1 Assist Alyssa Yost 5 Cassidy Cook 2 Natalia Cosentino 1 Maura Riordan 1 Darby von Berg 1 Saves Jaclyn Bange 4 Zoe Harlow 1 Record 5-3 countysports.zone/scores/view/OWpGwCSL88Ov4ULNUaR1M
North County goals: Alyssa Yost 3, Natalia Cosentino 2, Lily Castle 2, Sydney Bolinger 1, Maura Riordan 1 Saves: Jaclyn Bange 8 Record 4-3 countysports.zone/scores/view/aSehFFKgsqYGTc0BcoH4I
North County Goals:Alyssa Yost 5, Natalia Cosentino 4, Grace Barry 4,Lily Castle 2, Sydney Bolinger 1, Emily Hood 1 Assist: Alyssa Yost 4, Natalia Cosentino 2, Sydney Bolinger 4 Saves Jaclyn Bange 6 Record 3-3 countysports.zone/scores/view/Fhbw_-01wl4h3K6LR8cWi