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Walpole overpowers Reading, wins first D-II girls lacrosse title in program history

Walpole, Massachusetts · Walpole

Walpole overpowers Reading, wins first D-II girls lacrosse title in program history

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Jenna Wong, Caitlyn Naughton and Ava Maclean powered Walpole's offense, leading the program to its first-ever state championship victory on Friday against Reading.See the Story

Class of 2025 | Boys lacrosse commitments from New England

United States · United States

Class of 2025 | Boys lacrosse commitments from New England

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Dolce, Humphrey, Forrest, U.S. women set to open key summer

Auburndale, Florida · Auburndale

Dolce, Humphrey, Forrest, U.S. women set to open key summer

Twelve players from the region are part of the U.S. Women’s National Team that opens up play Thursday in the Pan-American Lacrosse Association Women’s Championship in Auburndale, Fla. The eight-team championship also includes Argentina, Canada, Haudenosaunee, Jamaica, Mexico, Peru and Puerto Rico. The top four finishers will earn spots in the Division 1 bracket of the 2026 World Lacrosse Women’s Championship in Japan. USA and Boston College coac…Read Article

Twin State All-Star Game: Who were the standouts from N.H.?

HANOVER, N.H. -- On Saturday, some of the most decorated and talented seniors in Vermont and New Hampshire took part in the 11th annual Twin State All-Star Game. It was the 32nd overall contest, dating back to when it was known as the Byrne Cup. The game is held in memory of Vin Fucile, who organized and promoted the first Vermont/New Hampshire All-Star game in 1993. It has been referred to as the Byrne Cup to honor Jack Byrne and his charity, …Hanover, New Hampshire · Hanover Read Article

Class of 2025 | Girls lacrosse commitments from New England

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All-Americans: Which 27 from EMLCA schools earned honors?

Twenty-seven players have been recognized as high school All-Americans by USA Lacrosse, the Eastern Mass. Lacrosse Coaches Association announced recently. These 27 players come from 18 different schools, with Division 1 champion St. John’s Prep, Division 2 champion Billerica Memorial, BC High, Hingham, Lincoln-Sudbury, Mansfield and Medfield each seeing multiple players honored. Academic All-American selections were also announced, plus the Bob …British Columbia · British Columbia Read Article

Power rankings: Walpole, C-C lead the way in MIAA Top 10

Another MIAA girls lacrosse season is in the books. Four champions were crowned last week at Babson College – Concord-Carlisle in Division 1, Walpole in Division 2, Medfield in Division 3 and Norwell in Division 4. Medfield was the only team to successfully defend its state title. But across Massachusetts, success could also be measured in ways beyond state championships. Which teams join those champions in our final Top 10? Let’s take a look. T…Walpole, Massachusetts · Walpole Read Article

Summer coverage breakdown: From Legacy to Lake Placid

With the conclusion of the high school seasons across the region, now seems as good a time as any to break down where I will be this summer for New England Lacrosse Journal. Yes, the second season is upon us all; the summer circuit has actually already started in other parts of the country, but for New England residents, the grind began last weekend and will continue through July. The recruiting procedure is a long and grueling one, regardless o…Lake Placid, New York · Lake Placid Read Article

NHIAA: How Portsmouth stunned Derryfield, and BG won another

There are ways to win NHIAA championships, and there's the way that Portsmouth High School just did it. Portsmouth, the sixth-ranked team in the Division 2 tournament, downed third-ranked Timberlane, 8-7, in the quarterfinals and then bombed No. 2 Winnacunnet, 11-2 in the semifinals in order to set up a championship rematch with top-seeded Derryfield. In Division 1, Bishop Guertin entered the tournament as the No. 2 seed, but left no doubt that …Portsmouth, New Hampshire · Portsmouth Read Article

All-Americans: 25 players from EMGLCA schools honored

Twenty-five players have been recognized as high school All-Americans, the Eastern Mass. Girls Lacrosse Coaches Association announced this week. These 25 players come from 15 different schools, with Division 1 champion Concord-Carlisle, Wellesley and Lincoln-Sudbury all seeing three of their players honored. Academic All-American selections were also announced, plus the Jackie Pitts Award, which recognized a player who goes “above and beyond” in…Concord, Massachusetts · Concord Read Article

How Staples fought back to top Darien in a Class LL classic

After feeling each other out in the first half, Darien kicked the tempo up on Staples with a four-goal run in just over two minutes to start the second half of Saturday's Class LL championship game at Fairfield University. But the end of that run was also the end of the Darien's scoring for the game. Staples goalie Josh Marcus and the Wreckers' close defense slammed the door shut, while Adam Udell and Tristan Schaefer each had tricks to deliver …Darien, Connecticut · Darien Read Article

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