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Preston O'Brien 1

223d ago

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.

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ShootInRaw

226d ago

On March 18th, Franklin High School put together an impressive scrimmage win over Owings Mills High School, giving an early look at what this group could bring heading into the season. Franklin came out firing, putting up 5 goals in just the first quarter and setting the tone immediately. The offense was clicking, shots were falling, and the energy was high from the start as they took control early. As the scrimmage went on, you could see the rhythm start to build. Players were settling in, making the extra pass, and trusting each other to make plays. It wasn’t about one person taking over, it was clear they were focused on playing as a unit. Cuts were sharper, decisions were quicker, and the overall flow of the offense started to look more polished with each possession. The coaching also stood out, especially with the adjustments being made throughout. Different lineups were rotated in, giving more players valuable minutes instead of relying only on the starters. That kind of approach not only builds depth but helps develop experience across the roster early on. With the team losing key seniors from last season, performances like this matter. These scrimmages are where chemistry gets built and roles start to take shape. Franklin looks like a group that’s learning how to play together, and if they continue to build off efforts like this, it sets them up to come into the season prepared and confident.

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Darius Long

587d ago

Fallston Goals: Jaden Riley 5, Ian Swartzendruber 1 Fallston Assists: Nathan Chanoski 1, Owen King 1, Brent Barcikowski 1 Fallston Saves: Jaxson Hilyard 7 Fallston Face-off’s: Dominic Foster 4-11, Nate Bouffard 1-2 Fallston Groundballs: Owen King 6, Cooper Savelle 4, Jack Friskey 4 Fallston Caused Turnovers: Owen King 6

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