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Rowan dorsey 4 goals 2 assists Lilly Jillson 3 goals Emilia Babcock 2 goals Bri Lloyd 2 assist

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

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.

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

Sienna Perryman, Kiera Youngling, Riley Hollinger, Reese Ormiston, each had 1 goal! Olivia Pollard had two goals! Sienna Perryman assisted 5 goals this evening.

Walkersville delivered a strong performance at home, securing a win over the visiting Brunswick Railroaders. The Lions’ offense was firing on all cylinders, led by Claire McMurry, who tallied three goals and two assists. Ryleigh Batt also notched a hat trick and added one assist to power the attack. Noelle Harris contributed two goals, while Emily Coleman, Madelyn Kittle, Mia Marquart, and Mia Ogg each added one goal to round out a well-balanced scoring effort. Abigail Gover added an assist to the mix, helping fuel Walkersville’s offense throughout the game. On the defensive end, goalie Ethel Wright stood tall with eight key saves, helping to preserve the Lions’ lead and secure the victory.

BA Goals: Riley Manzo 3, Darby Doehring 1 BA Assists: Molly Magee 1 BA Saves: Natalie Burnette 5, Elena Sinar 4 BA DCs: Darby Doehring 8, Paige Feick 5, Riley Manzo 1 BA CTOs: Riley Manzo 3, Paige Feick 3, Darby Doehring 1, Eve Krout 1 U Goals: Josey Hines 4, Colby Johnson 2, Cora Betten 2, Lilli Pontius 1, Gabriella Savoy 1 U Assists: Josey Hines 2, Colby Johnson 1 U Saves: Savanna Swing 5, Paije Brown 5

Claire McMurry led the scoring with four goals. Ryleigh Batt and Mia Marquart contributed two goals each. Abigail Gover, Mia Ogg, and Isabella Word scored one goal each. Ethel Wright had five saves in goal.

7-6 in double OT

In the girls' varsity lacrosse matchup, Walkersville fell to Oakdale with a final score of 11-2. Despite the loss, Walkersville's goalie, Ethel Wright, played exceptionally, recording 21 saves. Claire McMurry scored both of Walkersville's goals in the game.

In Walkersville's first lacrosse game of the season, Claire McMurry led the charge offensively with three goals. Paisley Vance added two goals, while Ryleigh Batt, Emily Coleman, and Mia Marquart each scored once. Defensively, Ethel Wright had an impressive performance with 19 saves, helping to secure the team's efforts throughout the game.

Goals :Sienna perryman-3 Cameron Mays -1Olivia Pollard -1 Rowan Dorsey-1 Riley Dell-2 Addison Vallandingham- 9 saves

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.

Your MPSSAA Girls 4A Champs!

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