March 24, 2012
B-CC's Lillian Herrick-Reynolds (left) and Blair's Julia Lewando fight for control on a faceoff Saturday afternoon.
The Blair High School girls lacrosse team made it close late in the game after trailing by three goals at halftime Saturday afternoon, but host Bethesda-Chevy Chase held on for an 11-10 win behind five goals and one assist from senior Lillian Herrick-Reynolds.
Sophomore midfielder Emily Stoll added three goals and Leanne Klock made 11 saves for the Barons (2-0).
Both teams will be in action again Monday, when B-CC will travel to play Rockville while Blair (1-1) will host Gaithersburg.
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March 22, 2012
Sophomore midfielder Emily Stoll scored her third goal of the game with four seconds left in the second half to give the Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School girls lacrosse team a season-opening 11-10 victory over visiting Springbrook on Thursday.
Senior Kayla Hanley added four goals and sophomore Leanne Klock made seven saves for the Barons.
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March 2, 2012
by Eric Meany
When coach Chris Robinson of the McDonogh School in Owings Mills recently referred to senior midfielder and Maryland recruit Taylor Cummings as the best female high school lacrosse player in the country, it seemed reasonable to check with more objective sources before accepting his opinion as fact.
Outside authorities only reinforced Robinson’s assertion, as Cummings was Lacrosse Magazine’s National Player of the Year in 2011 and is ranked as the nation’s best player in her class by Inside Lacrosse and ESPNHS.com. She was also named The Baltimore Sun’s female athlete of the year and girls lacrosse player of the year after a junior season in which she scored 65 goals and had 15 assists in 19 games for McDonogh.
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