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"D2 Game of the Week"
And so it begins.
On a perfect night in Washington the 2013 Boy’s lacrosse season kicked off with four Non-League contests across the Sound. Kennedy Catholic hosted Peninsula-Gig Harbor, and the Lancers rode hat-tricks from Sebastian Ferraro, Anthony Parker and Ashton Pieris to defeat the visitors 9-8. Tahoma visited Woodinville in a Division 1 battle, [...]
Continue Reading →D2: Snohomish vs Garfield
This year’s championship games were a study in contrast. Snohomish, with second year coach Chris Cote, rolled through their season undefeated yet had never played Garfield, their opponent in the final game. Cote was furiously scouting, looking for any information he could find on the [...]
Continue Reading →Playoff lacrosse was in the air and SoundLacrosse highlighted two games with postseason implications. In Division Two, we visited the first game of the season between the top two teams in the Metro – South conference; Seattle Prep and Garfield. Prep sits on top of the conference, sporting a 9-1 record although still smarting from [...]
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Hale Yes!
The fine field at Woodland Park hosted a battle for first place in the Metro North conference between Roosevelt and Nathan Hale. Both teams were coming off one-goal contests against Vatican teams, with the Raiders suffering a squirrely 6-5 loss to Kennedy and the Roughriders eking out an overtime win against Blanchet. This was certain [...]
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Games of the Week, by McNutty
Blanchet at Garfield
Monday night saw a nice doubleheader for die-hard Puget Sound lacrosse fans. The opening game was held at the Genesse Park field , as the Garfield Bulldogs, favored by some as this year’s D2 champions, finally open league play against the Blanchet Braves. Blanchet is [...]
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D2 Game of the Week
Any team that shows up in shooting shirts spouting Latin phrases is always going to be okay in my book. But Seattle Prep’s school motto, Virtus in Arduis, stamped onto the tail-feathers of the lacrosse team, could not have better summed up the Panthers’ game against Vashon Island. (Go ahead, [...]
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