West II

Last night, Wootton Girls Varsity Lacrosse team, faced the Rockville Rams in an important region face-off. This was Wootton's first game of the season and they started off strong. Senior Captain Emory Scofield finished with 7 goals. Wootton played two goalies this game, Nicole Matcharadze and Sarah Podberesky, both made many incredible saves when it counted for the Patriots. The game ended with a Patriots win 13-4, with neither team scoring in the third quarter. The Patriots play at Wootton tomorrow in their next game against Magruder @7:00 pm.

After a hard fought game against the Magruder Colonels, the Wootton Girls Lacrosse Team emerges victorious. Last year, the team had won regionals for the first time ever and were able to successfully defend the title this time with a 12-7 win. The Patriots were man-down for 9 minutes at the end of the game due to four yellow cards, yet still managed to secure the win. They look forward to who they might play in their next game at states. Congratulations!

On April 25, The Girls Einstein Titans defeated the Watkins Mills Wolverines in a strong 11-4 victory. The 1st quarter revolved around Einstein Dominance, winning multiple ground balls and keeping the game on Wolverine Territory. Einstein attacker #7 Caroline Davis put the first points on the board from a simple penalty shot. The goals wouldn’t end for Einstein as they scored two more from players such as #5 Paige Shultz and and #21 Kayla Rich. Watkins Mills was seen invisible offensively and did not take a single shot in Einstein territory, ending the quarter with a 3-0 Titan lead. Knowing that the Titans would play their emergency game the next day against Springbrook, most starters for Einstein were benched to let the Substitutes get some playtime at the start of the 2nd quarter. Watkins Mills started to finally show signs of life after a strong bull rush goal from captain #21 Olivia Girard. The Wolverines were gaining momentum but the Einstein defense made sure it stood ground. The Titans extended the lead after a #13 Elena Limauro penalty goal, Limauro is known to be excellent when taking penalties. It was a quiet 2nd quarter for both teams and the first half ended 4-1 going towards Einstein. Watkins Mill’s goalie started showing signs of frustration leading up to the start of the 3rd quarter, and the Titans made sure to make it slightly worse for her. Einstein would score 4 more goals in the 3rd quarter, with 3 out of the 4 being taken in the penalty area. Einstein was lucky enough to get this foul called as a result of being aggressive into the crease. Player #2 Sara Torre Limas, pulled one back to reduce the deficit Watkins mills was facing, ending the quarter 8-2. Despite the deficit growing stronger, the Watkins Mills starters were still in play due to the roster only consisting of 12 players, just enough to run a full team in a game. Most of Einstein starters were back in the game to gain some playtime heading into the 4th quarter. Making sure this game was put to a close, the Titans scored 3 more goals, once again from Limauro and from #5 Paige Shultz, who secured the hat trick. Watkins Mill would allow these goals after a play call in which all the players grouped up at the middle of the crease and rushed in an attempt to score, without knowing the middle of the field was completely open once they lost the ball. The bizarre game plan led to a bigger lead for Einstein and more frustration towards the goalie. Girard would achieve a hat trick with two goals in the 4th but was seemingly too late, ending the game with an 11-4 Einstein Win. The Titans move up to 5-4 and will face their makeup game against Springbrook on Friday as Watkins Mills drops to 1-9 and next faces Wheaton on the road.

Girls Lacrosse 1. Severna Park 2. Manchester Valley 3. Sherwood 4. Broadneck 5. Queen Anne's County 6. Glenelg 7. Century 8. Eleanor Roosevelt 9. Magruder 10. Long Reach

2 OTs

This evening the Rockville Rams went against the Richard Montgomery Rockets in their last regular season game. The Rams lost to the Rockets with a score of 6-12. The Rockets started the game with 4 quick goals in 5 minutes from player Keira Koenig. The Rams wanted to match their energy so Molly Hansen took the initiative and led the Rams to their first goal of the night with a tough fight for the goal. Molly didn't stop there, she ended the same with 5 goals being assisted in 3 of those by senior Holly Krawczel making them the dynamic duo of the Rockville side. Although once the Rockets saw that the Rams started to become more aggressive, they also stepped it up. Ultimately the Rockville Rams would fall short by a score of 6-12.