High School Girls' Regional Rankings: AHD Solidifies No. 1 Spot in South

Every Tuesday during the high school lacrosse season, USA Lacrosse updates Regional Top 10 and National Top 25 rankings to reflect the results of the previous week. Below are the Nike/USA Lacrosse High School Girls’ Regional Top 10 updates through games played May 7.

Darien (Conn.) continues to plow through its strong schedule to lead the Northeast Region. Just behind the Blue Wave is another unbeaten, Bayport-Blue Point (N.Y.). Wantagh (N.Y.) got by North Shore (N.Y.) in overtime and St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) knocked back New Canaan (Conn.) to assume Top 10 spots. New Canaan could rise again with a game against No. 3 Wilton (Conn.) this week. Teams are winding up their regular seasons which leaves still a little room for movement.

The Mid-Atlantic Region rankings figure to be impacted greatly by tournament play. The IAAM A Conference tournament continues with the top four teams in the region playing in the Maryland private school semifinals. No. 1-ranked and top-seeded McDonogh (Md.) is unbeaten in conference play. A huge win by Oak Knoll (N.J.) in its county tournament final vaulted the Royals into the rankings just ahead of their championship victim, Summit (N.J.).

The top five enjoyed perfect weeks in the South Region. American Heritage-Delray (Fla.) took the state title to finish a terrific season at the top of the region rankings. Behind the Stallions, Milton (Ga.), Cardinal Gibbons (N.C.), Hockaday (Texas) and Blessed Trinity (Ga.) are in the midst of trying to win their own championships. Bartram Trail (Fla.) also secured a title in the Sunshine State to move up while the remainder of the Top 10 looks the same.

Loyola Academy (Ill.) retains the top spot in the Midwest Region, and New Trier (Ill.) and Upper Arlington (Ohio) continue strong seasons just behind Loyola. Olentangy Liberty (Ohio) moves up a couple spots while New Albany (Ohio) drops based on its inconsistent results. Lakeville South (Minn.) is the only unbeaten in the Top 10 though it’s early in their season. Dublin Coffman (Ohio) and Hinsdale Central (Ill.) have turned it around since early losses to secure the final spots in the Top 10.

Torrey Pines (Calif.) is the lone newcomer to the West Region and it will try to live up to its top seeding in the playoffs. Both California and Colorado are set to open postseason play. The top two ranked teams – Colorado Academy (Colo.) and San Ramon Valley (Calif.) – are trying to complete unbeaten seasons.

Nike/USA Lacrosse High School Rankings

National Boys' Top 25 | National Girls' Top 25
Northeast Boys' Top 10 | Northeast Girls' Top 10
Mid-Atlantic Boys' Top 10 | Mid-Atlantic Girls' Top 10
South Boys' Top 10 | South Girls' Top 10
Midwest Boys' Top 10 | Midwest Girls' Top 10
West Boys' Top 10 | West Girls' Top 10

NORTHEAST TOP 10

1. Darien (Conn.), 12-0

Darien (Conn.) is gonna Darien. The Blue Wave have tackled a really difficult schedule head on and remain unscathed after knocking off another previous unbeaten. The latest victim was Wilton (Conn.), with Chloe Humphrey and Sadie Stafford scoring six goals apiece in a 17-7 victory. Humphrey also had two assists, six draw controls and three caused turnovers. Stamford (Conn.) and Massapequa (N.Y.) are on the horizon. Previous: 1

2. Bayport-Blue Point (N.Y.), 14-0

The Phantoms also remained undefeated, knocking off West Islip (N.Y.), 14-3, Saturday. Ava Meyn scored four times, Mikaela Mooney had three goals and two assists, Katie Clare had two goals and two assists and Haydin Eisfeld had a goal and an assist for Bayport-Blue Point (N.Y.), which meets Smithtown West (N.Y.) to close out the regular season. Previous: 4

3. Wilton (Conn.), 11-1

Molly Snow scored three goals and had one assist and Bel DiNanno scored twice to help stake Wilton (Conn.) to a 5-4 first-half lead over Darien (Conn.), but the Blue Wave roared in the second half to hand the Warriors their first loss of the season. Wilton (Conn.), which rebounded to defeat Cheshire, 18-4, on Saturday, heads to New Canaan (Conn.) for what should be a tasty final game of the regular season. Previous: 3

4. Wantagh (N.Y.), 11-2

After back-to-back losses, the Warriors got their groove back, beating Massapequa (N.Y.) 14-12 for their fourth straight victory. Madison Alaimo had three goals and seven assists and twin sisters Olivia and Julia Nicholson had four goals and three goals, respectively. Wantagh (N.Y.) meets Manhasset (N.Y.) and Port Washington (N.Y.) this week. Previous: NR

5. St. Anthony’s (N.Y.), 12-2

The Friars made it eight straight wins, upsetting New Canaan (Conn.), 9-8, on Saturday. Megan Kenny had four goals and two assists, Brooke Long had three goals and six draw controls, Jena Binkis had a pair of goals and Shea Lembo made seven saves for St. Anthony’s (N.Y.), which takes on Sacred Heart (N.Y.) and Manhasset (N.Y.) this week. Previous: NR

6. New Canaan (Conn.), 9-2

The Rams were 2-1 last week, beating Bronxville (N.Y.) and Staples (Conn.), but it was a one-goal defeat to St. Anthony’s which dropped them in the rankings. Lexi Tully had three goals, Devon Russell had a pair of goals and Cece Patterson made 11 saves for New Canaan (Conn.), which meets Fairfield Warde (Conn.) and Wilton (Conn.) this week. Previous: 2

7. Ward Melville (N.Y.), 12-1

MJ Timpanaro had three goals and three assists, Grace Balocca had two goals and four assists and Kate Spinks scored four goals for Ward Melville (N.Y.) in a 14-5 win over Bay Shore (N.Y.) Friday. The Patriots close out the regular season against Connetquot (N.Y.) and Commack (N.Y.) this week. Previous: 5

8. Sacred Heart (Conn.), 11-1

Kelly Haggerty had four goals and three assists, Charley Bacigalupo and Kaitlin Robinson had one goal and one assist apiece and Mackenzie Coleman had a pair of assists in a 10-6 win over Westhampton (N.Y.) on Saturday. Sacred Heart (Conn.) plays at Loomis Chaffee (Conn.) before hosting Taft (Conn.). Previous: 7

9. Garden City (N.Y.), 10-3

Kyle Finnell and Kendal Morris scored two goals apiece, Grace Hopkins and Maureen Arendt both had a goal and two assists, Niamh Pfaff made 10 saves and Marie Cacciabaudo picked up a clinching ground ball late in an 8-6 win over Manhasset (N.Y.) in the Woodstick Classic. Garden City (N.Y.), winners of seven straight, take on Seaford (N.Y.) to cap the regular season. Previous: 10

8. North Shore (N.Y.), 12-2

The Vikings rebounded from a one-goal loss to Wantagh (N.Y.) to beat Syosset (N.Y.), 17-7, Saturday. Kylee Colbert had seven goals and an assist, Ava Bartoli scored four goals and added three assists and Daniela Martini added two goals and two assists for North Shore (N.Y.), who head to South Side (N.Y.) this week. Previous: 8

— Dylan Butler

MID-ATLANTIC TOP 10

1. McDonogh (Md.), 18-1

The top-seeded Eagles opened the IAAM A Conference playoffs with a 16-5 win over Roland Park (Md.) in the quarterfinals on Friday. Remi Schaller led the attack with four goals and an assist. She also won a pair of draw controls. McDonogh finished the regular season unbeaten in the IAAM with a 13-5 win with Mount de Sales (Md.) Makena London scoring a hat trick and dishing out five assists. She also caused two turnovers. The Eagles will host fourth-seeded Glenelg Country (Md.) in the playoff semifinals May 9. Previous: 1

2. St. Paul’s (Md.), 17-2

The Gators beat John Carroll (Md.) twice in a week. The first time, an 11-5 win, capped the IAAM A Conference regular season with just one loss and sealed their No. 2 seed for the playoffs. Marleigh O’Day scored a hat trick and Lauren Steer and Natalie Shurtleff each scored two goals apiece. Steer also had three assists. Then, after John Carroll had upset Notre Dame (Md.) in the opening round, St. Paul’s ended their year with a 14-4 win in the quarterfinals on Friday behind hat tricks from Steer and Frannie Hahn. Steer again had three assists as well. The win sets the two-time defending conference champion up with a challenging semifinal May 9 against third-seeded Maryvale (Md.), which they beat by a goal in the regular season. Previous: 2

3. Maryvale (Md.), 16-2

The Lions finished the regular season in the IAAM with nine straight wins, but it wasn’t easy. Maryvale edged Bryn Mawr (Md.) 9-8 on May 1. Noel Cumberland scored three goals and Ryan Kinkead fired in two goals. Cayden Reese won six draws. Maryvale opened the IAAM quarterfinals with a 15-11 win over Garrison Forest (Md.) as Cumberland had four goals, two assists and four draw controls. Kendall Barnes had a hat trick, Reese had four points and seven draws, and Sam Paradise won five draw controls. They have revenge on their mind as they try to upend St. Paul’s for the possible chance to avenge their only other IAAM loss to McDonogh, which would have to come for the championship. Previous: 3

4. Glenelg Country (Md.), 14-3

The fourth-seeded Dragons advanced to the IAAM A Conference semifinals with a 7-6 overtime win over fifth-seeded Archbishop Spalding (Md.) on Friday. Blair Byrne fed a cutting Regan Byrne for the game-winner just over four minutes into overtime. Natalie Eastwood started the overtime with a save and Blair Byrne and Julia Dustin helped Glenelg Country regain possession by causing a turnover. Eastwood finished with 16 saves. Regan Byrne led the team with five goals. Blair Byrne had three points on a goal and two assists. The Dragons closed the regular season with a 10-5 win over Severn (Md.) with Maggie Flanagan and Blair Byrne scoring four goals apiece. Eastwood made eight saves. Previous: 4

5. Archbishop Carroll (Pa.), 14-1

The Patriots had had nine straight games that were not very competitive, but passed a big test with a 10-9 win over Springside Chestnut Hill (Pa.) on Saturday. Lainey Straub’s goal with 57 seconds left snapped a 9-9 tie. Carroll led early, 7-3, but Springside scored six goals in the second half to eventually tie the score. Ava Bleckley had a hat trick and four draw controls. Straub and Cate McConaghy had two goals apiece. Bridget Robinson made six saves. The Patriots defeated St. Hubert (Pa.) 20-0 and Lansdale Catholic (Pa.) 22-5 in the lead-up to the tight game. Previous: 5

6. Archbishop Spalding (Md.), 12-5

The Cavaliers’ season ended with a heartbreaking 7-6 overtime loss to Glenelg Country in the IAAM A playoff quarterfinals. Spalding had a 13-2 edge in draws and grabbed an early 2-0 lead. Maeve Cavanaugh had a hat trick in the loss and Gabby Greene scored twice. Colleen Berardino stopped seven shots. Spalding defeated Roland Park 15-8 in the regular-season finale. Previous: 6

7. Owen J. Roberts (Pa.), 17-1

The Wildcats continue to run roughshod over opponents. They closed the regular season with a 19-4 win over Norristown (Pa.). Six different players scored twice in the game. Emery Horn was one of them and she added three assists. Cailin Harrington had eight draw controls to help shorthanded Owen J. Roberts prevail over Perkiomen Valley (Pa.) 17-4. Alexa Vogelman scored six goals and added three assists, four draw controls and nine ground balls. Gabbi Koury had four goals and two assists plus four draw controls. The Wildcats next begin district playoffs. Previous: 8

8. Oak Knoll (N.J.), 9-3

The Royals avenged one of their earlier losses with a 11-9 win over Summit (N.J.) to earn their third straight Union County Tournament championship. Oak Knoll was sparked by the return of Kelsey Scully from injury along with a strategic change that put Julia Ramsey on the draw circle. The draws went from 12-5 for Summit in the first meeting of the year to 14-8 in the Royals’ favor in the title game. Darby Campbell scored three times and dished out three assists, and Sophia Loschert and Charlotte Sutton had two goals apiece. Madeline Sepe made eight saves. Oak Knoll ripped Westfield (N.J.) 14-5 in the tournament semifinals behind five goals from Darby Campbell. Previous: NR

9. Summit (N.J.), 9-2

The Hilltoppers suffered an 11-9 loss to Oak Knoll (N.J.) in the Union County Tournament championship on Saturday. Lily Spinner scored four goals in the loss. Lauren Riley and Sloane Ricciuti each had two goals. Summit defeated Kent Place (N.J.) 16-2 in the tournament semifinals. Summit had not lost a game in-state this year before Saturday. Previous: 7

10. Episcopal (Pa.), 12-3

In its only game of the week, Episcopal edged Penn Charter (Pa.) 9-8. Grace McHugh scored three goals, had three ground balls and caused two turnovers. Sydney Richter won four draw controls and had five ground balls with a pair of caused turnovers. Lex Ventresca and Maura Irish each scored twice. Grace Holland made three saves. Previous: 10

— Justin Feil

SOUTH TOP 10

1. American Heritage-Delray (Fla.), 22-1

For the second time in three years, the Stallions are Class 1A state champions. American Heritage-Delray cruised to a 11-4 win over Lake Highland Prep (Fla.) in the title game. Victoria Tomonto scored three goals, while junior Chiara Scichilone and senior Payton Bezjak each had a pair of tallies. AHD advanced to the title game after defeating St. Stephen’s Episcopal (Fla.) 22-5 in the semifinal. Previous: 1

2. Milton (Ga.), 18-2

The Eagles’ offense continues to click, scoring 20 goals for the third straight game by defeating Cherokee (Ga.) 20-5. Milton next faces Walton (Ga.) with a spot in the state championship on the line. Previous: 2

3. Cardinal Gibbons (N.C.), 17-2

The Crusaders’ win streak reached eight as they advanced to the round of 16 of the state playoffs with a 22-4 win over Broughton (N.C.). Cardinal Gibbons next faces Apex Friendship (N.C.) with a berth in the state quarterfinals on the line. Previous: 3

4. Hockaday (Texas), 19-0

The Daisies remained unbeaten following their state quarterfinal win over Westlake (Texas). Hockaday’s 21-8 win had a similar scoreline to last year’s state championship when Hockaday won 20-8 over Westlake. Previous: 4

5. Blessed Trinity (Ga.), 19-2

The Titans advanced to the Class 5A-6A semifinals after defeating Alpharetta (Ga.) 17-10. Clark Hamilton scored four times while Reagan Hart provided three tallies in the win. Blessed Trinity next faces Creekview (Ga.). Previous: 5

6. Bartram Trail (Fla.), 19-4

The Bears repeated as Class 2A champs by defeating St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla.) 5-4. Kaitlyn Williams and Adri Ferrara scored 12 seconds apart as Bartram Trail held on for the final 17:37 by not allowing a goal. Ryann Frechette contributed the Bears’ other three goals. Bartram Trail advanced to the finals thanks to a 13-6 win over Plant (Fla.). Frechette had four goals and an assist in the win. Previous: 7

7. Lake Highland Prep (Fla.), 20-4

The Highlanders lost for a second time in 2023 to American Heritage-Delray, falling 11-4 in the state championship. The Highlanders advanced to the finals thanks to a 9-8 win over Ponte Vedra in the semifinals. Junior MacKenzie Van Marcke De Lummen put Lake Highland up with just 18 seconds left. Alex Horn had a team-leading four goals in the win. Previous: 6

8. Plant (Fla.), 18-4

The Panthers lost to eventual state champions Bartram Trail (Fla.) 13-6 in the state semifinals. Plant had a 4-2 lead midway through the first, but Bartram Trail scored 11 of the last 13 goals in the game. Katie Fisher led Plant with three goals. Previous: 8

9. Steinbrenner (Fla.), 14-3

The Stallions season previously came to an end in the regional final after losing to Plant (Fla.) 6-5. Senior Taylor Lapointe had a team-leading 49 goals this season. Previous: 9

10. Anderson (Texas), 12-1

The Trojans are off to the state semifinals after defeating Kinkaid School (Texas) in the quarterfinals. Anderson is two wins away from winning a state title in their first year in Division I. The Trojans won last year’s Division II state title. Previous: 10

— Justin Boggs

MIDWEST TOP 10

1. Loyola Academy (Ill.), 16-4

Following a dominant performance against Mother McAuley (Ill.) earlier in the week, the Ramblers were brilliant defensively in Saturday’s 11-5 victory over Upper Arlington, one of the Buckeye State’s top teams. Tia Boyle made a number of saves in a hotly contested first half, Sophie Goldberg (Marquette) had four caused turnovers and three ground balls and Mia Chupaila got the Ramblers going by scoring their first three goals. Previous: 1

2. New Trier (Ill.), 13-4

The Trevians rebounded from last weekend’s loss to New Albany (Ohio) with three highly impressive wins over Hinsdale Central (Ill.), Deerfield (Ill.) and Upper Arlington (Ohio). In their first victory of the week, over the rival Red Devils, the Trevians got four hat tricks: senior Addie Shevitz (4 goals, 1 assist), senior Audrey Rudolph (3 goals, 1 assist), junior Hana Asghari (3 goals) and sophomore Sonja Keneally (3 goals). Previous: 3

3. Upper Arlington (Ohio), 13-3

The Golden Bears’ five-game win streak came to an end in Illinois, where they fell to both New Trier (12-11) and Loyola Academy (11-5). Still, Upper Arlington very much remains a team to watch in the Buckeye State, with a single in-state loss (in overtime to New Albany), and 15 scorers in their last Ohio contest, a 19-0 victory over Hilliard Davidson. That included five points apiece by seniors Kampbell Stone and Lilly Stelzer. Previous: 4

4. Olentangy Liberty (Ohio), 15-2

The Patriots ran their win streak to 11, including a victory over 2022 state champion New Albany (Ohio). In that game, sophomore Corinna Hilmas (6 goals, 1 assist), senior Makena Harrington (4 goals) and junior Isabelle Pohmer (3 goals, 1 assist) combined to score 13 of Liberty’s 16 goals. Previous: 6

5. New Albany (Ohio), 11-5

The Eagles might have the trickiest resume to grade of any Midwest team. On one hand, New Albany has lost to several unranked teams. On the other hand, the Eagles have topped a number of the region’s top teams, including New Trier (Ill.) and Upper Arlington (Ohio). To quote (and then misquote) “The Facts of Life,” you take the good, you take the bad — and you eagerly await what happens next. Previous: 2

6. Lakeville South (Minn.), 5-0

The Cougars keep winning (with every victory coming by at least seven goals) and they keep scoring (to the tune of 18.6 goals per game). In their last contest, a 16-9 win over Benilde-St. Margaret’s (Minn.), the Lakeville South attack truly flexed its muscles with four different players tallying hat tricks: Emily Moes (4 goals, 7 assists), Sivanna O’Brien (3 goals, 2 assists), Gabby Bouman (3 goals, 2 assists) and Katie Grubbs (3 goals). Previous: 7

7. Kentucky Country Day (Ky.), 21-2

The Bearcats were dominant in their regular-season finale, topping DuPont Manual (Ky.), 16-3, for their 10th straight win. Three players tallied five-plus points: senior Sarah Beth Burns (2 goals, 5 assists), sophomore Leighton Spears (5 goals, 1 assist) and freshman Ellie Beam (1 goal, 4 assists). Junior Dylan Yonover and freshman Ceci Flowers added hat tricks. Previous: 9

8. Carmel (Ind.), 12-2

The Greyhounds remain undefeated in Hoosier State play with their only losses coming against Kentucky Country Day (Ky.) and Upper Arlington (Ohio). In Carmel’s latest win, a 16-6 triumph over Penn (Ind.), Tori Tomalia delivered a brilliant all-around effort with five goals, two assists and nine draw controls. (That marked Tomalia’s second five-goal performance of the week as she also scored five in a win over in-state rival Cathedral.) Previous: T10

9. Benet Academy (Ill.), 15-4

The Redwings pushed their win streak to eight with three fiercely contested in-state victories, all by three goals or fewer, over St. Ignatius, York and Downers Grove. In Benet Academy’s 10-8 victory over York, sophomore Gianna Kurelko delivered another big-time performance with four goals and an assist after she had five goals against St. Ignatius earlier in the week. Previous: T10

T10. Dublin Coffman (Ohio), 14-2

Since suffering a nine-goal loss at the hands of Upper Arlington (Ohio) in mid-April, the Rocks have won 10 of 11 games. That includes a highly impressive seven-goal win over New Albany (Ohio). Senior Kate Tyack had seven points (4 goals, 3 assists) in that victory over the Eagles and has impressed all season, averaging well over a hat trick per game. Previous: NR

T10. Hinsdale Central (Ill.), 11-4

The Red Devils’ four losses all came against the Midwest’s best — Loyola Academy (Ill.), New Albany (Ohio), New Trier (Ill.) and Upper Arlington (Ohio). Otherwise, Hinsdale Central has dominated most of its competition, including seniors Elisa Mann and Reese Napier and junior Parker Matthews all notching hat tricks in an 18-2 victory over Wheaton United (Ill.). Previous: NR

— Jonah Rosenblum

WEST TOP 10

1. Colorado Academy (Colo.), 15-0

Skylar May recorded a team-high four points on two goals and two assists, as the Mustangs closed a perfect regular-season with a 12-8 win over Regis Jesuit (Colo.) on May 6. Alexa Chang made 10 saves in goal. Colorado Academy now heads into the CHSAA Class 5A tournament as the top seed, set to face No. 16 Chaparral (Colo.) in the first round May 10. Previous: 1

2. San Ramon Valley (Calif.), 22-0

The top-seeded Wolves advanced in the CIF North Coast Section Division 1 tournament with easy wins over Rancho Cotate (Calif.) and Carondelet (Calif.) last week. Now they get a chance to avenge last year’s section final loss to Redwood. The two teams meet in the semifinals May 9. Redwood is the No. 5 seed. Previous: 2

3. Valor Christian (Colo.), 12-3

The Eagles finished their regular season with a pair of lopsided wins last week at Chatfield (Colo.) and at Columbine (Colo.). They are the No. 2 seed in the CHSAA Class 5A tournament and will play No. 15-seeded Air Academy (Colo.) in the first round May 10. Reagan Digby is the team’s points leader with 36 goals and 47 assists, Amanda Stevens adds a team-high 47 goals and three assists, Kaley Kakac has a 74.6 percent success rate on draws, and Eliza Osburn leads the team in groundballs (60) and caused turnovers (18) while filling out a well-rounded stats sheet that includes 39 goals and eight assists. Previous: 3

4. Sacred Heart Prep (Calif.), 15-2

The Gators ride into the CIF Central Coast tournament on a seven-game winning streak. The section tournament starts May 10. SHP’s losses were against San Ramon Valley and St. Ignatius Prep (Calif.), the latter of those the Gators avenged in a rematch two weeks ago. Those two teams were the two Central Coast finalists last year with St. Ignatius winning the title. Previous: 4

5. St. Ignatius Prep (Calif.), 15-3

After a 12-0 start, the Wildcats dropped three games in 15 days with the latest defeat to San Ramon Valley on April 29 being the last time they took the field in the regular season. St. Ignatius looks to bounce back and defend its 2022 Central Coast title as the tournament begins this week. Previous: 5

6. Foothill-Santa Ana (Calif.), 17-2

The Knights opened CIF Southern Section tournament play with a 15-6 victory over Mira Costa (Calif.) and then advanced to the quarterfinals with an 11-5 win over San Clemente (Calif.). Tatum Walshe and Kayla Agarie each contributed three goals and one assist against San Clemente, and Mikayla Young made 11 saves in goal. Previous: 6

7. Oak Ridge (Calif.), 21-1

The No. 2-seeded Trojans advanced to the CIF North Coast Section semifinals with wins over No. 15-seeded Northgate (Calif.) and No. 10 Vista del Lago (Calif.) last week. Oak Ridge next faces No. 3 Amador Valley on May 9. Previous: 7

8. Torrey Pines (Calif.), 13-6

The Falcons recently suffered a 13-12 setback at La Costa Canyon (Calif.) in a game they were missing at least one key player, but they head into the CIF San Diego Open tournament as the top seed with the help of a notable win over Cathedral Catholic (Calif.). Torrey Pines was tested by a challenging out-of-state schedule, and now is the time to see what the team learned from those experiences. Previous: NR

9. Cathedral Catholic (Calif.), 16-4

The Dons have won eight straight since a tough stretch of three losses in a row, including defeats at the hands of Sacred Heart and Oak Ridge. After wins against La Jolla (Calif.) and Patrick Henry (Calif.) last week, they head into the CIF San Diego Open tournament as the No. 2 seed, set to meet San Dieguito Academy (Calif.) in the quarterfinals May 11. Previous: 10

10. Grant (Ore.), 15-0

Megan McDevitt keeps pumping in goals, and the Generals keep cruising. She scored eight goals and assisted four others in a 19-13 win at Oregon Episcopal (Ore.) last week and wracked up six goals and eight assists in a 21-9 win over Ida B Wells. Previous: 9

— Laurel Pfahler