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Lacrosse

 

 

The Mount Mercy Academy Lacrosse team fought hard last week but ended up on the short end of the scoring during its games. The team lost to Buffalo Seminary 16-6 and fell in a hard-fought game to Saint Mary’s of Lancaster 11-8.

Freshman Brianna McCaslin (Buffalo) led the scoring against Buffalo Seminary with three goals.
Senior co-captain Abby Mailloux (Buffalo) added two goals and two assists and senior Brenna Berhalter
(Buffalo) scored a goal.

Mailloux led the scoring against SML with five goals and two assists. McCaslin chipped in with 2 goals and an assist and Berhalter scored once.

 

 

Jenna Brown - SportsUNION article,  "Learning on the fly."

 

2023 Lacrosse Schedule
Keep informed of the lastest dates, times and stats of the Lacrosse team.  Check out the live status on the Arbiter LIVE website. 

 

Schedule

4/17- Home vs. Buff Sem 4:30

4/18- Home vs. Nardin 4:30 

4/21- Away @ St. Mary's 4:30

4/22- Home vs. Sacred Heart 12:00

4/24- Away @ Mount St. Mary's 7:30

4/26-Home vs. Nichols 4:30

5/1- Away @ Buff Sem 4:30

5/5-Home vs St. Mary's 4:30

5/6-Away @ Sacred Heart 12:00

5/8- Home vs. Mount St. Mary's 4:30 

5/9- Away @ Nardin 4:30 

5/10-Away @ Nichols 4:30 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Head Coach: Tyler Gaulton
Assistant Coach: Haley Gaulton

2022 Varsity Lacrosse Roster 

Grade Name Jersey #1
12 Madelyn Hart 15
12 Jenna Brown 10
12 Isabella Fedele 14
12 Brenna Berhalter 25
12 Abigail Mailloux 19
12 Emma Connors 16
12 Olivia Fuller 27
11 Rosalie Bandura 10
9 Molly Denning 5
9 Brianna McCaslin 11
11 Meghan Balen 2
10

Ellie Hart

6
10 Bridie McCabe 20
9 Bridget Bell 3
10 Madison Leonard 12

11

9

10

Amelia Lalley

Emma Godsoe

Isabella Scarcello

17

7

4


 

 

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