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The Severna Park boys' lacrosse team has won nine straight lacrosse titles in Maryland Class 4A or 3A for nine consecutive years. Although the winning culture has existed for almost a decade, brotherhood and leadership mean even more. "It means a lot because a lot of these guys we've been playing with for a while," said senior attacker Jack Fish. Fish stated that some players have been playing together since they were five, which helped grow their bond on and off the field. The team would eat at Chick-fil-A after Saturday morning practice during the season. The friendship and familiarity on and off the field, alongside second-year head coach Bob Zichelli, helped propel the team to a 19-1 record. "There's no cliques on our team," senior attacker Timmy Sullivan stated. "We're just one giant group, just all best friends. And it's truly just an amazing experience with all the boys." Zichelli, who finished his second year at Severna Park, has been a mentor for the athletes. Throughout his two years, the team has seen the lacrosse program grow, and Zichelli has put trust in his players. "I think he gives us a lot of freedom to play how we want to play and lead the team how we want to lead the team," said Fish. With the senior class departing and the upcoming seniors taking over, they all believe the program has a bright future ahead of them.
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
Scoring: Mason Bombard 2 goals 1 assist, Nathan Wheeler 2 goals, Ryan Kopp 1 goal, Chase Fulton 1 assist. Hunter Cappe had 19 saves in goal.
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
Headed down to Crofton High School in Gambrills, Maryland for a varsity boys lacrosse game between the South River Seahawks & Crofton Cardinals. First half consisted of a close game between the two, as the Seahawks led by one entering the half. However in the second, they were able to spread their lead vs the Cardinals. Crofton, you’re a great team. Keep working and grinding!!! Congrats to the Seahawks. Awesome win, also a great team. MUCH SUCCESS to the both of you. Enjoy the highlights FINAL SCORE: SEAHAWKS - 12 CARDINALS - 8 👀 MFV U📺🔗⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwuvG3yJ7lI
1. Severna Park 2. Urbana 3. Whitman 4. Hereford 5. Fallston 6. Kent Island 7. South River 8. Crofton 9. Sherwood 10. Annapolis
1. Severna Park 2. South River 3. Sherwood 4. Towson 5. Whitman 6. Hereford 7. Kent Island 8. Fallston 9. Linganore 10. Urbana
Boys Lacrosse 1. Severna Park 2. Urbana 3. South River 4. Towson 5. Sherwood 6. Hereford 7. Huntingtown 8. Manchester Valley 9. Whitman 10. Fallston
🥍 🥍 ARUNDEL HOME OPENER LAX Howard vs Arundel Had a wonderful time popping out at Arundel HS for a boys varsity LAX game between the Howard Lions & Arundel Wildcats. First half, the game was neck and neck. Howard led off with an early two point lead, while Arundel recovered and later led by 1. Lions tied the game up going in to the half. However, 2nd half, Howard Lions took another two point lead, but this time the Wildcats could not catch back up despite the excellent effort they put in. It was an awesome game. BIG SHOUTS to the WILDCATS, keep hustling and grinding. CONGRATS to the LIONS on the victory. SPECIAL THANKS to the wonderful AD, Ryan Woods, and ARUNDEL HS, for allowing us to film. Appreciate you guys, enjoy the highlights. Final Score: LIONS - 10 WILDCATS - 5 👀 MFV U📺🔗⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️www.youtube.com/watch?v=006O_m5HVnI
Fallston Goals: Ian Swartzendruber 2, TJ Shimaitis 2, Trevor Desell 1, Jaden Riley 1, Brent Barcikowski 1, Trent Richter 1 Fallston Assists: Jacob Williams 1, Jaden Riley 1, Brent Barcikowski 1 Fallston Face-off’s: Dominic Foster 7-18, Nate Bouffard 2-3 Fallston Saves: Jaxson Hilyard 11
Severna Park Head Coach Bob Zichelli faced immense pressure after succeeding previous head coach Dave Earl. Coach Earl and his Falcons had won six straight championships, and Coach Zichelli followed suit. Severna Park went 19-1 and won their 13th title overall. Read the full article here: pressboxonline.com/2024/12/18/best-of-2024-best-high-scho…
See who made it here: www.usalacrosse.com/magazine/high-school/boys/usa-lacross…
High school sports transcend the boundaries of competition; they are about recognizing talent, dedication, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. For 75 years, the C. Markland Kelly High School Lacrosse Award has stood as a beacon of these values, celebrating the finest high school lacrosse players in Maryland. The Kelly Award, annually bestowed upon the "Best High School Lacrosse Player in the State of Maryland," is a hallmark of distinction in high school sports. The Maryland State Lacrosse Coaches Association (MSLCA) oversees a meticulous selection process, ensuring that only the most outstanding players receive this honor. This year, the MSLCA proudly announces the divisional winners: 1A Division: Jacob McMillan, Attack, Fallston 2A Division: Tim Iannarino, Attack, Glenelg 3A Division: Trevor Phipps, Attack, South River 4A Division: T.J. Harne, Attack, Urbana Private North: Brendan Millon, Attack, McDonogh Private South: Anthony Panetti, Attack, Landon The pinnacle of this year's awards is the overall C. Markland Kelly Award winner: Anthony Panetti, Attack, Landon. Anthony’s exceptional skills and leadership have set a new standard in high school lacrosse, epitomizing the spirit of the Kelly Award. Recognition through awards like the Kelly Award is not just about celebrating individual achievements; it elevates the entire high school sports community. Such accolades inspire younger athletes to reach for greatness and underscore the quality of coaching and support within their schools. At its core, the Kelly Award highlights the importance of community in sports. When student-athletes like Anthony Panetti and Jacob McMillan are celebrated, it reflects the collective effort of coaches, athletic directors, and supportive peers who help them succeed. This sense of community is essential in nurturing future talent and fostering a supportive environment where young athletes can thrive. For athletic directors, the success of their athletes and programs is a source of immense pride. Celebrating these achievements reinforces the value of their hard work and dedication. Platforms that facilitate such recognition play a crucial role in this ecosystem, ensuring that excellence is not only achieved but also celebrated widely. As we honor the 2024 Kelly Award winners, we celebrate not just the players but the entire network of support that makes high school sports possible. This recognition drives home the message that dedication, teamwork, and community support are the cornerstones of success in high school athletics. Congratulations to all the nominees and winners of the 2024 C. Markland Kelly High School Lacrosse Award. Your achievements are a testament to the power of perseverance and community spirit. Here’s to many more years of excellence in high school lacrosse and the continued celebration of our young athletes' achievements.
Severna Park and Broadneck met Friday night in a battle of Anne Arundel County heavyweights, which saw the Falcons pull off an upset win, 11-4. The Falcons' Tim Sullivan finished with four goals, while John Burkhardt and Jake Fish added two goals each. Goalie Calvin Winship tallied 12 saves in a strong effort against one of the top teams in Maryland. The Bruins entered Friday's matchup on a 26-game win streak, including a championship run in 2023, but see that total reset to zero just weeks before the 2024 playoffs begin.