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Atlantic Lacrosse U15 girls win ESYLA championship
The Atlantic Lacrosse U15 girls' squad defeated Queen Anne's 14-8 to win the championship trophy Tuesday, May 19 at Legends Stadium. Shown are in back (l-r) coach Drew Messick, Morgan Johnson, Hannah Lewis, Amanda Sponaugle, Delaney Zolper, Meredith Lockwood, Talbot Buck, Anna Stancofski, Maci Silacato, Maci Long, coach Gary Cannon. Kneeling are Erin Cannon, Bella Kwan, Lizzie Finnegan, Vienna Iacona, Chloe Schaeffer, Lola Messick, Anna Harrington, Marcella Sabbagh, Alia Marshall, and Jackie Cannon. In front are Jillian Seker, Christina Benson, and Cammie Baldwin. BY DAN COOK
May 22, 2015
Atlantic draw specialist Alia Marshall wins another. BY DAN COOK
Atlantic goalkeeper Vienna Iacona makes a save in the championship game. BY DAN COOK
BY DAN COOK
Atlantic attack Jackie Cannon shoots and scores in the Atlantic 14-8 win over Queen Anne's. BY DAN COOK
Lola Messick looks to feed in front of the Queen Anne's cage. BY DAN COOK
Atlantic's Anna Stancofski speeds the ball into the scoring zone. BY DAN COOK
Christina Benson passes to the midfield. BY DAN COOK
Talbot Buck gives winning goalie Vienna Iacona a congratulatory hug after the final whistle. BY DAN COOK
Hugs all around after the final whistle. BY DAN COOK
Celebrate! BY DAN COOK
The Atlantic Lacrosse girls' U15 team downed Queen Anne's 14-8 to win the Eastern Shore Youth Lacrosse Association championship May 19 at Cape Henlopen's Legends Stadium.
Alia Marshall led all scorers with seven goals in the contest. Christina Benson and Chloe Schaeffer hit the back of the cage three times each while Jillian Seeker scored once.
Lola Messick assisted on three goals while Benson and Jackie Cannon tallied one helper each.
Atlantic goalie Vienna Iacona stopped eight Queen Anne's shots.
"Queen Anne's tried to push us around tonight," said Atlantic head coach Gary Cannon. "But our girls responded, and it got them more determined to get every loose ball, every draw and score."
