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

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.

🥍 🥍 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

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.

Sienna Perryman 2 goals 2 assists Rowan Dorsey 1 goal Riley Hollinger 1 goal Addison Vallandingham 15 saves!!!!!!!

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 5 goals 3 assists Rowan Dorsey 2 goals 1 assistCici Cici 3 assists Kiera Youngling 1 goal Cameron Mays 3 goals Riley Hollinger 3 goals Bri Lloyd 1 goal Emilia Babcock 1 assist Olivia Pollard 4 goals Riley Dell 1 assist Lexi Jackson 1 goal Sophia Bogdan 1 goal Liz Bigdan 1 goal 1 assist

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

Brooke Anderson 1 goal Sienna Perryman 5 goals 5 assists Cici Cici 2 goals 1 assist Olivia Pollard 1 assist Riley Dell 1 goal Reese Ormiston 1 goal Ava Edwards 1 goal Kimora Harrid 1 goal Rowan Dorsey 1 goal 1 assist Riley Hollinger 1 goal Bri Lloyd 1 goal

Addison Vallandingham - 2 saves Rowan Dorsey -1 goal 3 assists Olivia Pollard - 2 goals 4 assists Sienna Perryman -4 goals 5 assists Riley Hollinger -1 goal Kiera Youngling -1 assists Cameron Mays - 2 goals 1 assist Bri Lloyd -2 goals Reese Ormiston - 1 goal Cici Coco - 2 goals Brooke Anderson 1 goal Katelyn Costello - 1 goal Riley Dell- 3 goals

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

Addison Vallandingham- 4 savesSienna Perryman 2 goals 2 assists Olivia Pollard 2 goals Riley Hollinger -1 goal

Centennial Highlights: Adria Welsh - 8 saves Caroline Cudzilo - 2 goals, 1 assistClaire Whipkey - 2 goals, 1 assistKaitlyn McManus - 1 goalSarah Mahaney - 1 goalBea Petrlik - 1 assist

Rowan Dorsey 3 goals Olivia Pollard 2 goals Kiera Youngling 1 goal Cameron Mays 1 goal Sienna Perryman 1 goal 5 assist

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

Kiera Youngling , Reese Ormiston, and Riley Dell all scored one goal. Sienna Perryman 2 assists!

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