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Scoring Nathan Wheeler 1 goal, Jake Forman 1 goal, Lucas Rice 1 goal Hunter Cappe had 15 saves in the goal
Jack Hafler- 2 Goals, 1 AssistsHayden Hanson- 3 Goals, 2 Assist Angelo Torres- 2 Goals, 2 AssistMason Ambush- 2 GoalsIan Barr- 1 GoalCameron Camuti- 1 Goal Goalie:Gavyn Dotson- 15 saves, 9 goals allowed, 63% save percentage
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
Scores: Jack Hafler- 2 Goals, 4 Assists Hayden Hanson- 2 Goals, 1 Assist Angelo Torres- 2 Goals, 1 Assist Cooper Turner- 1 Goal, 2 Assist Max Jones- 2 Goals Mason Ambush- 1 Goal Cameron Camuti- 1 Goal Goalie Gavyn Dotson- 14 saves, 12 goals allowed, 54% save percentage
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
Scores: Hayden Hanson- 3 Goals Jack Hafler- 2 Goals, 2 Assists Mason Ambush- 2 Goals, 1 Assist Angelo Torres- 2 Goals, 2 Assists Max Jones- 1 Goal Tyler Shuler- 1 Goal Cameron Camati- 2 Assist Goalie Gavyn Dotson- 11 saves, 5 goals allowed, 69% save percentage
Scores: Jack Hafler- 2 Goals, 1 Assist Mason Ambush- 1 Goal Angelo Torres- 1 Goals, 2 Assists Ian Barr- 1 Goal Joey Rosenberger- 1 Goal Austin Word - 1 Assist Goalie Gavyn Dotson- 8 saves, 5 goals allowed, 62% save percentage
Scores: Jack Hafler- 4 Goal, 3 Assist Mason Ambush- 2 Goals Joey Rosenberger-1 Goal, 1 Assist Angelo Torres- 3 Goals, 2 Assist Declan Malseed-2 Goals Ian Barr- 1 Goal Cameron Camuti- 2 Goals, 1 Assist Robert Mongelluzzo- 1 Goal Goalie: Gavyn Dodson- Shots 6, Saves 6, GA- 0= save %- 100% Gavyn secured his first career shut out!
Goals: Angelo Torres- 1 G, 1 A Jack Hafler- 4 G, 2 A Joey Rosenberger- 1 G, 1 A Mason Ambush- 3 G, 2 A Tyler Shuler- 1 G
Short on numbers and never giving up. Varsity boys pulled out a double OT win.
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Frederick News-Post, 2024: Lacrosse Players of the Year Offensive Player of the Year: • TJ Harne, Urbana Junior Attack • Dominated with 82 goals and 125 points, leading Urbana to the Class 4A state title. Named Class 4A player of the year and finalist for the C. Markland Kelly Award. Defensive Player of the Year: • Zach Thayer, Urbana Sophomore Goalie • Key in Urbana’s undefeated season with a 2.40 goals-against average and .710 save percentage. Named first team all-state. First Team Highlights: • Aidan Himes, Urbana Junior Defense • Delaware commit with 22 ground ***** and 16 turnovers. • Cody Griffis, Linganore Senior Midfield • Scored 37 goals and 12 assists, committed to Shenandoah. • Charles Dougherty, Catoctin Senior Attack • Tallied 33 goals, 17 assists, and contributed both offensively and defensively. Second Team Highlights: • David Turnbull, Linganore Senior Midfield • Led the area with 72 ground *****, committed to Limestone. • Shaun Wright, Oakdale Senior Attack • Scored 75 points with 43 goals and 32 assists. Honorable Mentions: • Recognized players from Brunswick, Catoctin, Frederick, Linganore, Middletown, Oakdale, St. John’s Catholic Prep, Thomas Johnson, Tuscarora, Urbana, and Walkersville for their contributions. Full List of Recognized Players First Team: • Christian Bass, Oakdale Senior Midfield • Brodie Burdette, Tuscarora Sophomore Midfield • Liam Burke, Oakdale Senior Defense • Liam Callahan, Middletown Junior Defense • Mark Cooke, Brunswick Junior Midfield • Johnny Crane, Urbana Junior Attack • John Enoch, Tuscarora Senior Defense • Jack Hafler, Walkersville Junior Attack • Elijah Jean-Jacques, Urbana Senior Midfield • Tucker Levinson, Linganore Senior Goalie • Avery Linthicum, Oakdale Senior Goalie • Aidan Maloney, Linganore Senior FOGO/Midfield • JP McEvoy, Urbana Junior Defense • Ty McGovern, Linganore Freshman Defense • Ashton Merritt, Catoctin Junior Attack • Joe Novak, SJCP Junior Attack • Drew Phipps, Oakdale Senior Attack • Gavin Prunty, SJCP Senior Attack • Griffin Sheridan, Middletown Senior Midfield • Brayden Soe, Middletown Sophomore FOGO • Austin Word, Walkersville Junior Defense Honorable Mentions: • Brunswick: Charlie Lawrence, Ben Wells • Catoctin: Colton Gray, Alex Hauk, Vince Reaver III • Frederick: Addison Crider, Issak Enriquez, Owen German • Linganore: Brian Bedard, Logan Cole, Matt Hauptman • Middletown: Rory Kopelson, Myles Sontz • Oakdale: Vince Cuttitta, Vincent Giganti, Mason Miller • St. John’s Catholic Prep: Joey Garofalo, Landon Kunkle, Drake McGrath • Thomas Johnson: Joey ***, Andrew Pinto • Tuscarora: Devin Barahona, Jasiri Belote, Cam Connors • Urbana: Brady Roberton, Jayden Sharper, Brandon Sybrant • Walkersville: Bryce Buschman, Hayden Hanson, Wil Muncy Notable Player Profiles • Aidan Casey, Urbana Senior Defense • VMI commit with 43 ground ***** and 18 turnovers. • Jackson Bennett, Middletown Junior Attack • Team-high 43 goals and 12 assists. • Jacob Jennings, Oakdale Senior Defense • 51 turnovers caused and 19 ground *****. • Marco LaRocco, Linganore Junior Attack • 67 points, leading scorer for the team. • Cam McGovern, Linganore Freshman Attack • 44 goals and 16 assists. • Caleb McHugh, Middletown Junior Defense • 54 ground ***** and 32 turnovers. • Ryan McLister, Middletown Sophomore Midfield • 44 assists, leading the county. • Alex Piraino, SJCP Senior Midfield • Frostburg State commit with 62 goals. • Jacob Ward, Urbana Senior Attack • 67 points, tied for fourth among public school players. • Brad Whitehouse, Walkersville Senior Attack • Led the team with 41 goals. • Shaun Wright, Oakdale Senior Attack • 75 points, leading the team. www.fredericknewspost.com/2024-all-county-boys-lacrosse/p…
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Glenelg boys' lacrosse (17-2) survived a late scare from Hereford (14-5) in the Class 2A state title game to claim the program's fifth state title. Senior Tim lannarino led the way for the Gladiators with five goals, scoring four in the first half. Up 8-7 in the fourth quarter, his brother Chris popped a crucial faceoff in a tight contest to kill a penalty and stopped the Hereford run. Coach Josh Hatmaker never doubted his star. "Once he got the ball on his stick, you're not getting it out. He's not a faceoff guy, but that one that he popped right there was huge." Goalie Zach Coughlin made a crucial save to set up a Chase Buscher goal to make it 10-7 with 6:41 on the clock. Coughlin made four of his nine saves in the fourth quarter, and Brandon Klopp scored two goals and tallied an assist in the win. Coach Hatmaker credits the team's success to his senior leadership. "They were so level-headed in terms of what their goals were. They came to work every single day." He knew his team was special after a loss to Severna Park. Glenelg had six minutes of penalties in the first quarter and found themselves down 6-1. They kept competing and played great lacrosse even in a loss. "Our kids just kept coming at you," coach Hatmaker added. After the loss to Severna Park, Glenelg only lost one more game the entire season.They ended the season on a 14-game win streak, including a win over two-time defending champion Kent Island in the semifinals. Instead of playing lacrosse, star seniors Timmy and Chris lannarino are going to the Coast Guard next year. "I couldn't be more proud of them going to serve our country and doing great things," coach Hatmaker said. Glenelg brings back some production from last season, including several all-county players. The return of Shane DuBois, a first team all-state selection, along with goalie Zach Coughlin should make Glenelg one of the best defensive teams in the conference. Glenelg will look to defend its title, even with the "target on our back."
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.