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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.
The Westminster High School Girls Lacrosse enters this season with something to prove—and plenty of reason for confidence. After a postseason run that fell short of expectations last year, the Owls are turning that disappointment into motivation as they look to start the new campaign on the right note. One of the biggest strengths for Westminster this season is experience. The roster is packed with returning players who saw meaningful minutes a year ago, giving the team a level of chemistry and understanding that can’t be taught overnight. From the midfield to the defensive end, the continuity allows the Owls to play faster, communicate better, and trust one another in high-pressure moments. That familiarity could be a key factor early in the season as they aim to build momentum right away. Last season ended sooner than the team had hoped, leaving a lingering sense of unfinished business. The early postseason exit wasn’t just a loss—it was a learning moment. Throughout the offseason, players have used that experience as fuel, focusing on improving fundamentals, conditioning, and mental toughness. There’s a clear sense that this group doesn’t just want to return to the playoffs—they want to make a deeper, more meaningful run. Leadership will also play a major role in Westminster’s success. With so many returners, the team benefits from athletes who understand the demands of a full season and the intensity of playoff lacrosse. Those veterans set the tone in practice and games alike, helping guide younger players while keeping the team locked in on its goals. As the season begins, all eyes will be on how quickly the Owls can put it all together. A strong start could set the tone for everything that follows, especially in a competitive schedule where every game matters. With experience, motivation, and a chip on their shoulder, Westminster is poised to make noise early. If the Owls can channel last year’s disappointment into consistent, focused play, this could be the season where everything clicks. And if that happens, don’t be surprised to see Westminster not only return to the postseason but go much further than before.
Fresh off of an undefeated state championship run in 2024, Urbana’s Boys Lacrosse team was set for yet another deep playoff push in 2025. Going into the season, senior midfielder Will McLeod believed that the group “would be able to win another championship… the only thing that could stop us from doing so was ourselves,”. The Hawks’ season began as everyone expected, undefeated. In the team’s first five games, the offense averaged over seventeen goals per game, while the defense surrendered fewer than three. Very few teams throughout the state would be able to contest this level of dominance. Urbana’s head coach, Gavin Donahue, credited the early success to the defense. “I think that one of our strong points is definitely our defense. I don’t think we really had any hole from our mid to LMS to our close defenseman and our goalie,” he explained. Despite the strong start, Urbana’s team was dealt their first loss in over two years, coming at the hands of the Bullis School in a 16-7 blowout. Just a few days later, the Hawks lost to their first MPSSAA opponent, the Kent Island Buccaneers, 9-7. Following the second loss, the team’s captains, including senior midfielder Brandon Sybrant, called a players-only meeting. In this meeting, Sybrant explained that “there was definitely a lot of frustration within the team. As a team, [they] couldn’t pull together a good practice that week and [they] had to end a practice early… the meeting opened everyone’s eyes on how we aren’t untouchable,”. This meeting had an immediate impact on the team’s success. Following the loss to Kent Island, Urbana, now with an unexpected 5-2 record, quickly turned their season back to how they planned. In their next game, the Hawks defeated the Sherwood Warriors by a 16-run margin. After that, the team proceeded to win every game throughout the remainder of the regular season, concluding with a pair of shutouts against 2A state quarterfinalist Hereford and 3A state runner-up Towson. In the team’s first three playoff games, the Hawks managed to outscore their opponents 64-7. Through the eyes of Coach Donahue, the state semi-final game against the second-seeded Walt Whitman Vikings was going to be “a higher level team than what we saw in the first three rounds of the playoffs,”. The match proved to be their closest since the 9-3 victory against Catonsville, but the Hawks did secure the victory, defeating Whitman 12-7. Despite the victory and the championship game birth, Brandon Sybrant was feeling uneasy after the game, explaining that “we had so many opportunities to score and we just couldn’t,”. Before the final game, Urbana’s preparation schedule consisted of several days solely dedicated to watching film. “We broke down our Whitman film… we watched just a game of Broadneck… then the last day we filmed our practice and broke that down,” described Coach Donahue. With this schedule, he and his team felt immensely prepared going into the final game. The entire game proceeded to be a defensive showdown. At halftime, Urbana led by just one. With the narrow lead, Coach Donahue’s message to the team was simple – “Trust the process and keep grinding.”. Despite the game being a stark contrast to how well the offense typically performed, the Hawks’ five goals wound up being enough. With a final score of 5-2, for the second consecutive season, the Urbana Hawks were crowned 4A boys lacrosse champions. With eleven seniors departing the team, Coach Donahue will be counting on his current junior class, consisting of sixteen athletes, as well as the rest of the 70% of this year’s team that will be back in 2026.
🥍 🥍 ROAD TO STEVENSON CHAMPIONSHIP REMATCH 2025 BOYS Urbana vs Broadneck Another great rematch game at MPSSAA BOYS LAX States between two teams I love, the Urbana Hawks and the Broadneck Bruins. If you were expecting a high pound-for-poind scoring match, this was not the game.. It must be noted these were two top defensive teams in the state. They both specialized in keeping teams from scoring and their goal save rate was exception. I believe both have goals allowed around 3.0. So the anticipation for MFV was which team would be bullied into giving up points the . I expected a low score matchup. And it was, although the Hawks did have a good lead before the Bruins scored their fist points. And although Broadneck held the Hawks from having a sizable spread, the Hawks still sealed the deal and won back-to-back state titles BIG LOVE to BROADNECK, as we are proud of you!!!n. You represented AA County well, and wish you much more success in the future. BIG CONGRATS to URBANA, proud you guys were able to have back-to-back championships. Keep striving for success and keep shining. Great season, and enjoy this Wonderfull moment. Final Score: Hawks - 5 Bruins - 2 👀 MFV U📺🔗⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️www.youtube.com/watch?v=Djo0P-Y892c
🥍 🥍 ROAD TO STEVENSON CHAMPIONSHIP REMATCH 2025 Urbana vs Broadneck Two great girls lacrosse teams faced off in the 4A Girls LAX Championship; The Urbana Hawks vs the Broadneck Bruins. Urbana looking to even the score from last year, while Broadneck sought a back-to-back victory. This had the makings of a beautiful finals rematch. Glad to the weather turned out to be great. Starting off, Urbana took a 4pt lead, and that left the Bruins fighting through the half until they were able to tie things up heading into the half. 2nd half, the Hawks led by a point, however this time Broadneck came back and obtained the lead, ultimately capturing a back-to-back state victory!!! BIG SHOUTS to the Urbana HAWKS, you guys played with passion and fire. I know the results are not what you’d prefer, proud of you ladies. You had a successful season. CONGRATULATIONS to the BRUINS for another state championship victory. Your hard work and dedication paid off!! So proud of you. Enjoy this success and continuing shining for your community and Anne Arundel County. Final Score: Hawks - 6 Bruins - 8 👀 MFV U📺🔗⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8GET4GtTso
🥍 🥍 ROAD TO STEVENSON MPSSAA 2A GIRLS LAX CHAMPIONSHIP Manchester Valley vs Glenelg As the rain fell, MFV decided to begin filming in the second quarter.. At that point, Manchester Valley & Glenelg were tied, but the Mavericks began establishing a good lead. In the second half they began add more goals even with the Gladiators fighting to the end. Credit the Mavericks success to great team work. BIG SHOUTS to the Glenelg GLADIATORS, you ladies did an outstanding job. Proud of you ladies. Keep shining.& grinding!!! CONGRATS to you MAVERICKS. It was AMAZING watching you heat things while rain was pouring. ENJOY the victory. You deserve it. Enjoy the highlights. Final Score: MAVERICKS - 17 GLADIATORS - 9 👀 MFV U📺🔗⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJzVkvfz31w
Urbana beats Broadneck 5-2 for their 2nd straight 4A title — 3rd in 5 years! 🦅 Defense wins it again!
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!
🥍 🥍 ROAD TO STEVENSON MPSSAA 1A GIRLS LAX CHAMPIONSHIP (1) South Carroll vs (3) Middletown The action continued on day one of MPSSAA LAX states, this time the South Carroll Cavaliers looked to defeat the Middletown Knights in ladies LAX. Both teams came out firing, however in the end the Cavaliers maintaiined a good lead that gave them the title of the 2025 MPSSAA 1A Girls Champions. BIG SHOUTS to the Middletown KNIGHTS on your successful season. Keep shining ladies. BIG CONGRATS to the South Carroll CAVALIERS on your championship victory!!! Proud of your success. Enjoy the highlights!!! Final Score: CAVALIERS - 13 KNIGHTS - 5 👀 MFV U📺🔗⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=KG1Tf2RiKIQ
On May 21, the Manchester Valley Mavericks dominate over the Glenelg Gladiators 17-9 and won the class 2A girls lacrosse state championship. The Class 2A state girls lacrosse championship kicked off with the Gladiators winning the face and making an aggressive push.Two shots were taken by the Gladiators, both hitting the post. The Mavericks defense stood its ground and quickly started a counter, going down the field and catching the Gladiators off guard. #10 Emma Penczek, scored the opener from a penalty. Another fast goal came in for Manchester valley, winning the faceoff and finding an open lane, scored by #1 Addison Meyer. #21 Reagan Kelleher from Glenelg wasn't afraid of the 2 goal lead the Mavericks had, quickly bouncing back and shooting a strong over the head goal onto the bottom net. Motives digested into the Gladiators’ brain, knowing they needed to tie the game quickly. #23 Kayleigh White would tie the game, scoring a fast penalty shot from the left side near the crease. Controversy came into the scene leading to the Mavericks tying the game, with a gladiators player being injured but gameplay continued, helping the Mavericks tie the game from Meyer recording goal 2. The Gladiators would score again, from #19 Emlly Dellu Russo, but was quickly tied up from mavericks #2 Haylee Bittinger. The 1st quarter ended with a 4-4 tied competitive game. As the 2nd quarter began, Gladiators goalie Eliza Mitchell recorded 3 saves from the rush Manchester Valley was bringing, shooting long shots. The Mavericks possessed majority of the ball in Glenelg territory, wasting more time until key passes that allowed #9 Carolyn Lowe to score from a strategic assist by # 13 Taylor Fique. Fique stayed on the scene, scoring from a penalty shot, recording 1 assist and 1 goal already in the first half, bringing the score to 6-4 benefitting Manchester Valley. Penalties continued to fly in favor for the Mavericks, allowing Penczek to score from the penalty shot with her swiftness. #11 Ema Chappin reduced the deficit down to 2, bringing some hope for the Gladiators. Once again, Fique scored a 2nd goal from the penalty spot for the Mavericks. #1 Meyer brought more offensive domination, finding a sweet spot in the middle area of the creese and taking the shot, recording the easy goal for the Mavericks. The 1st half ended with a Manchester valley lead of 9-5. The 2nd half began with Manchester valley almost bringing their score to 10, but the ball bouncing off of the post. Bittinger brought the score up to 10 for the mavericks, getting wide open in the middle and from a strong pass assisted by #10 Penczek. Bittinger would secure the hat trick, scoring from another open area and bringing the score to 11-5. #21 Kelleher scored for the Gladiators, bringing some signs of life but the deficit being 6 goals. Meyer recorded goal 4 in the game, wanting to end this game with Maverick Annihilation. The 3rd quarter ended 14-7, with the Mavericks adding one more from a penalty with 0.5 seconds remaining. The Gladiators wanted to end the game with a high note, despite the 7 goal deficit they faced going into the 4th quarter. Glenelg rushed down the field in an attempt to reduce the lead, but were stopped by goalie Josie Colender. #10 Penczek was the 3rd Maverick player to record a hat trick, bringing the lead up to 10. Clock started to run as #2 Bittinger brought the score to 17-7. Time expired as the final score ended 17-9, with the Mavericks finishing the season with a historic record of 19-0, going undefeated and winning in full offensive fashion, dominating over the Gladiators.
Taking the title back in style! After Glenelg’s win last year, Manchester Valley rises to the top — 17-9 victory and a PERFECT season 🏆💪💙
Manchester Valley came into the 2nd half, more prepared and determined and backing up their 16-0 record, keeping possession in Glenelg Territory. They would score 5 goals in the 2nd quarter, dominating offensively and barely allowing Glenelg to hold the ball
The quarter ends at a score of 4-4, with both teams staying neck and neck with each other. The Mavericks would carry the lead, until Glenelg quickly tied it up.
🥍 🥍 ROAD TO STEVENSON MPSSAA 1A BOYS LAX CHAMPIONSHIP | (2) Fallston Cougars vs (4) Middletown Knights This might be one of the best comeback games to ever hit the states LAX fields at Stevenson. Fallston took a dominant lead in the first half scoring 7 goals. Then, the Middletown Knights scored 9 points in the second half holding the Cougars to just one goal in the second half. It was amazing to see that type of comeback, most of which was in the fourth quarter. BIG SHOUTS to the COUGARS, as you played excellent, we are proud of you guys. CONGRATS to the KNIGHTS on your championship victory. Great effort, excellent coaching, and just a shining of a never-give-up attitude. Enjoy the highlights!!! Final Score: COUGARS - 8 KNIGHTS - 9 👀 MFV U📺🔗⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjDvQ4kF9Do
Your 1A Girls Lacrosse CHAMPS — South Carroll! 🏆🥍 Big win over Middletown, 13-5! Congrats ladies 🎉
On May 20, the No.1 South Carroll lifted the Class 1A MPSSAA girls lacrosse trophy in a 13-5 victory against No.3 Middletown The Class 1A girls lacrosse state championship kicked off between Middletown and South Carrroll with a slightly slow start. Both Teams played with strong offensive aggression but couldn’t get the ball into the back of the net. South Carroll would keep the upper hand over Middletown, scoring the first goal of the game. The quarter ended 1-0 with a South Carroll lead. Going into the 2nd quarter, MiddleTown would have a strong offensive surge in wanting to gather the lead. With the helps of #13 Kacie Phillips and #4 Kam Apple, their use of offensive rushing and team chemistry brought the score up to 2-1. South Carroll tied the game at 2-2 with the use of #18 Leah Miller. Her name would soon come up in fright as time progressed. Middletown would gather the lead once again near the 6 minute mark, bringing the score to #15 Lillie Brown from an open shooting lane. Only 1 failed ground ball from Middletown would crucially impact their momentum, heavily shifting towards South Carroll. #6 Campbell Black started the boost for South Carroll, tying the game in a minute. The Name of Miller rose once again, giving the Cavaliers the lead from the help of a penalty shot. She would be accompanied by #19 Charlotte Harington, scoring an impressive side shot goal. Defense continued to die down for MiddleTown, letting Miller secure her hat trick with 1:03 remaining in the half. The 1st half ended 6-3, with South Carroll quickly changing the tone of the game. Although the deficit was growing, high morale was demonstrated from Middletown, creating a dance circle at the bench as the 2nd half was about to Begin. Miller wanted to continue adding goals into her state championship records, scoring a over-the-head goal into the left side of the net. #6 Black resurged again in the 3rd, getting a goal in from the helps of crucial passes, leaving shooting lanes wide open. Little signs of improvement started to show for Middletown, with Philips getting the foul called and scoring off a penalty shot, keeping the score 8-4 at 6:45. Middletown kept the game in South Carroll Territory, but couldn’t barge through from South Carroll's dominant defensive schemes. Campbell would become the 2nd player with a hat trick for South Carroll, shooting a strong goal over the goalies head to bring the deficit up to 5. The 3rd quarter ended with a 9-4 lead, with the trophy leaning towards South Carroll. 4th quarter play was different for both teams, with the Cavaliers playing with full force and Middletown wanting to finish strong, despite the score. #14 Catherine Yankle added more fuel to the fire, adding an additional goal to the Cavaliers lead. South Carroll wanted to waste as much time after winning the ground ball. Multiple Minutes drained with South Carroll attempting shots in MiddleTown. Miller and Black continued to play their aggressiveness, leading to 2 goals for South Caroll, bringing the score to 11-4 at 5:30. Possession wasn’t in favor of Middletown, leading to another Miller goal, recording 6 goals in the Chip. Time Expired as South Carroll wins the Class 1A state Championship 13-5 against Middletown, lifting the trophy.
Down 8-1 with 15 minutes left… and came back to win 9-8 🔥 Middletown Boys Lacrosse are your Class 1A STATE CHAMPS for the FIRST time ever! 🥍