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Summer Camp Information

All Summer Camp information and flyers have now been released. Eagles Lacrosse will be offering 4 different summer programs. First, we will be offering a Youth Camp for all young and aspiring lacrosse players that are looking to improve their skills. The camp will feature the Eagles Lacrosse coaching staff, as well as MLL players. We will also be running a camp that for all current Eagles Lacrosse players and incoming freshman. These camps will improve players skills and will provide coaches with an assessment of the dynamics of next years teams.

Also important, in conjunction with Elite Sports Conditioning Training we will be running conditioning programs for both Mens and Womens players to keep our players in peak physical condition.

The flyers for all of these can be found in the Gold Box above or on the Summer Camp page.
Posted on 03 Jun 2009 by Asad

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2009 Blue vs. Gold Game

The 2009 Blue vs. Gold game will take place on Saturday, July 11 from 3-5 PM on the turf at SMCHS. The Blue vs. Gold game pits the 2009 Mens Varsity team vs. past players and coaches. It's a great day for the entire Eagles Lacrosse family and everyone should come out for a fun day, and there will be a cookout immediately following the game! Keep a lookout for more details!

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Posted on 03 Jun 2009 by Asad

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Postseason Honors
Congratulations to the following players for their various postseason honors.

Boys

Jack Cranston
US Lacrosse Association All American
1st Team All County
Trinity League Most Valuable Offensive Player
1st Team All League

Cameron Kilar
US Lacrosse Association Academic All American
1st Team All League

Ronnie Pisano
1st team All League
Justin Malloy
1st team All League

Frank Berry
2nd team All League

Justin Gabriel
2nd Team All League

Reiley Higgins
2nd team All League

Cory Thompson
All League Honorable Mention

Conor Mullarky
All League Honorable Mention

Girls

Cassie Mazolewski
All County Honorable Mention
1st Team All League

Kelsey Taber
1st Team All League

Brianne Richards
2nd Team All League

Jordan O’Connor
2nd Team All League

Julia Wisch
2nd Team All League

Erica Henson
All League Honorable Mention

Maddie Holloway
All League Honorable Mention

Caitlin Viar
All League Honorable Mention
Posted on 28 May 2009 by Asad

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Mens Varsity down St. Margaret's in 2nd Round, Move to Semi's

Congratulations to the Mens Varsity Eagles for defeating League Rival St. Margaret's in Overtime 6-5 at St. Margaret's. With the win in the second round of Playoffs the Eagles will move to the Division 1 Semi-Finals, where they will play Southern Section's #1 ranked team, Corona Del Mar. The game is set for 6:45 on Saturday, May 9th at San Clemente H.S. Come out and show your support!

Reminder: Since the game is a US Lacrosse Semifinal there is a $5 entrance fee for all fans!
Posted on 07 May 2009 by Asad

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Mens Varsity Advances to 2nd Round of Section Playoffs

Congratulations to the Mens Varsity team for advancing to the second round of CIF Southern Section Playoffs through defeating cross town rival Tesoro H.S. by a score of 10-3. Goals were registered by Jack Cranston, Ryan Parent, Justin Gabriel, Reiley Higgins and Ryan Richards. Great Job Eagles!

The Eagles will next face league rival St. Margaret's on Thursday at St. Margaret's. The time is TBD.
Posted on 06 May 2009 by Asad

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Womens Varsity falls short versus St. Margaret's, 17-20
The final home game for SMCHS turned out to be a thriller!! The crowd was loud and supportive of the girls' effort to carry the game into overtime. The team played its best game of the season to honor the seniors' last home game.

The Lady Eagles nearly beat St. Margarets Tuesday night. With a final score of 20-17 in double overtime, it was anyone’s game. St. Margarets jumped out to a quick lead, Goalie; Lindsay Garn (#30) made 9 saves in the first half to keep the game close. Madelin Williams, #16, scored first for SMCHS, and ended up with 4 goals for the game. Brianne Richards (#12) also scored 4 goals with some hard, high shots in front of the net. Cassie Mazolewski (#8) led the scoring with 5 goals and 1 assist, showing her scoring skill rushing from behind the net. Maddie Holloway (#1) and Julia Wisch (#11) each scored one goal.
The Eagles scored early in the second half to set an aggressive pace. SMCHS tied the game 15 - 15 late in the game when Erika Hanson (#21) picked off an errant pass from the Tartan's goalie to square the match to be settled in overtime. SM took its first lead of the game 17 – 16. A possible Santa Margarita upset win faded when the Tartans leading scorer managed to get open in front of the net tie the game with 12 seconds remaining. St. Margarets scored 3 goals in the second overtime and killed the clock with outside passing to finally take the win, 20-17.

What a great game and Congratulations Seniors!!!

SMCHS has 10 wins and 6 losses to date.
Posted on 29 Apr 2009 by Asad

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Womens Varsity defeats Mater Dei, 20-2
If there is one thing about the Varsity Girls Lacrosse team that is obvious it is their “DETERMINATION!” The team knew they needed to win this game and they worked hard and fast to get it! It seemed as if every player on the offensive team was determined to make a goal. It seems as if they did. During the second half, once SM realized they had the chance to score 20 goals, nothing got in their way. What a great job ladies! Congratulations Eagles on an outstanding win over Mater Dei.

Brianne Richards scored 6 goals and had 2 assists; Cassie Mazolewski scored 3 goals and had 2 assists. Maddie Holloway scored 2 goals. Caitlin Viar scored 2 goals and had1 assist. Andrea Elwell scored 2 goals. Sarah Gould, Ashley Wilson, Erica Henson, Hannah Huebscher, and Kaitlyn Belt each scored 1 goal. Julia Wisch had 1 assist. The awesome substitute Goalie Rylee Josipovich saved 6 goals in the first half and 5 in the second half for a total of 11 saves.

SMCHS has 10 wins and 5 losses to date.
Posted on 27 Apr 2009 by Asad

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Mens JV Gold defeats League Rival Mater Dei, 8-4

The JV Gold men's lacrosse team defeated Mater Dei 8-4 on Wednesday April 22. The team was tied 3-3 at half time, but they stepped it up to win the game. Blake Buckley lead the team with 3 goals, followed by Connor Mazolewski with two, and one goal by Derek Smith, Ryan Dewane, and Kyle Speirkel.
Posted on 22 Apr 2009 by Asad

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Mens Varsity Eagles fall to Amador Valley, 12-13
By Michael Carnow
WSL California Correspondent

SANTEE, Calif. – Saturday night’s Santana Spring Classic championship game wasn’t just being played for a title.

NorCal vs. SoCal bragging rights were also on the line.

Senior attackman Kyle Riddle scored a game-high eight goals, including two in the fourth quarter, to lead CIF-North Coast Section representative Amador Valley to a 13-12 victory over Santa Margarita Catholic of the CIF-Southern Section in a thrilling conclusion to the third-annual event.

With the victory, the Dons (11-2) won their second straight Santana Spring Classic title.

“It’s always awesome to get that championship win,” Riddle said. “We came down and just wanted to show our pride. We wanted to take it to them and show everyone how it’s done in NorCal.”

Sophomore attackman Mitch Flaherty registered four points on two goals and two assists, junior attackman Kevin Busch added two points on one goal and one assist and junior attackman Pace Cranney and junior middie Matt Inderbitzen both scored once to help Amador Valley win its fifth straight.

Defensively, Dons senior goalie Daniel Sayles and junior goalie Chris DeLuca combined to save 10 shots.

Amador Valley used an early four-goal run to take control, and the Dons defense held on just long enough to dash Santa Margarita’s hopes of a late comeback.

“We are just relieved that we could hold on against an excellent ball club,” Amador Valley head coach Rory Manley said. “Santa Margarita fought hard all game, but we couldn’t be more proud of our guys for hanging in there against a ferocious defense.”

In a losing effort, Vermont-bound senior attackman Jack Cranston registered a team-high eight points on six goals and two assists, senior attackman Justin Gabriel added two goals and senior attackman Ryan Parent had two points on one goal and one assist. Junior middies Thomas Bridges and Chris Fox and sophomore middie Adam Enochs all scored once for the Eagles (10-3), who had their two-game winning streak snapped.

Cranston and Fisher combined to win 22 of the game’s 29 face-offs, but the extra possession did not translate into more goals, and 17 first-half turnovers came back to haunt Santa Margarita.

Riddle scored all four of Amador Valley’s first-quarter goals and capped the Dons’ initial run with 2:07 left to put his team up 4-1.

Cranston stopped the bleeding after he ripped a shot top left with 8:10 to play in the second quarter to put the Eagles within two at 4-2. But Amador Valley scored four of the next six goals and headed into halftime with an 8-4 lead.

Santa Margarita looked like a new team in the second half. The Eagles scored six of the next eight goals, and Cranston capped a late three-goal surge when he drove from the top of the box and ripped a shot bottom left with 10:54 remaining in the fourth quarter to knot it at 10-10.

Riddle scored his second goal of the quarter after Santa Margarita freshman goalie Ronnie Pisano came out from the cage to hit him, but Riddle spun off the contact and scored on an open net to put his team up 12-10 with 5:01 left in regulation.

Cranston rallied the Eagles by scoring his third goal of the quarter with 22 seconds to play in regulation and make it 13-12.

Cranston won the ensuing face-off, and Santa Margarita had two shots in the waning moments, but both sailed wide of the goal.

“We played good, but they are a tough team,” Cranston said. “It was a hard loss either way. Coach told us at halftime that we needed to stop turning the ball over, get some ground balls and make some shots. We did just that, but it was just too little too late.”
Posted on 20 Apr 2009 by Asad

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Mens JV Gold defeats San Juan Hills, 8-7
The Eagles came out with a strong start against the Stallions and were tied up 2-2 at the half. After another quarter, our JV gold team was down 5-6 when they really rallied back. The Eagles tied it up 7-7 with 1:30 on the clock. Blake Buckley caught a pass right on the crease for a goal to take the lead 8-7. When the stallions took the ball with a minute left, Connor Mazolewski played amazing defense and took away the ball from the Stallions taking the eagles to an 8-7 victory! The team was led with four goals by Blake Buckley, followed by Brett Kilar with two, and Roman Spinossi and Andrew Luher each contributing one goal. Jake "Fridge" Whelan had 14 saves and played and amazing game!
Posted on 19 Apr 2009 by Asad

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Congratulations to our Mens Varsity and JV Gold teams!

Our Men's Varsity Lacrosse team is playing very well in the San Diego Spring Break Classic. They won their game last night against Santana High School with a score of 16-7. And, tonight they won against Great Oaks High School with a score of 17-9. That win gets them into the Finals!!!! The game will be played tomorrow night (Saturday) at 8:00 pm against Amador Valley. If you want to take a nice scenic drive down to Santana High School you too can join our other fans while they cheer on the team.

If you cannot make it down to San Diego but would like to listen to the game you can go to www.kbcsports.com. Look under Broadcast Schedule and click on the listen button next to the San Diego Spring Break Classic Finals.

A huge Congratulations to our JV Gold in their win against San Juan Hills today. They won that game with a score of 8-7. It was a real nail biter!! Prior to the game we had a moment of silence for Zach Raffety and the team played man down until the first whistle in honor of Zach.

Good luck to our JV Girls as they head into the Sticks and Stones Tournament tomorrow at Trabuco Hills High School. If you would like to watch some lacrosse closer to home head on over. They have one game at 8:55 am and another game at 10:45 am.

When you have finished watching those games you can then head over to the JV Blue game tomorrow at Foothill High School. They will be playing El Dorado. Their game starts at 1:00 pm.

We have a full day of lacrosse on tap for tomorrow. The games are all spaced out so you can make it to all of them! You will certainly be able to get your lacrosse fix!!!

GO EAGLES!!!
Posted on 18 Apr 2009 by Asad

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In Memory of Zach Raffety

Posted on 08 Apr 2009 by Asad

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Mens Varsity Improves to 5-0 in League with 8-7 OT Win Over St. Margaret's

Congratulations to Mens Varsity for their Friday Night Victory over League Rivals St. Margaret's. The game was a back and forth battle between the Eagles and the Tartans. At the half, St. Margaret's led 3-2. The Eagles kept the game tight but found themselves down by 2 at the end of the 3rd quarter. But the Eagles, were able to tighten their defense in the 4th. Jack Cranston tied the game at 7-7 with 10 seconds left in regulation and won the game for the Eagles with a score 3 minutes into OT. Overall, he had 5 goals on the night. Chris Fox, Reiley Higgins, and Ryan Richards also contributed a goal. On Defense, Freshman Goalie Ronnie Pisano had 17 saves.

With the win the Eagles move into first place in the Trinity league with a win over all their League Opponents.


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Update: The following article appeared in the OC Register:

No. 3 Santa Margarita rallies to beat St. Margaret's in OT
Cranston scores the tying and winning goals in the Eagles' 8-7 victory.
By TIM BURT
OCVarsity.com

SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO – Santa Margarita's boys lacrosse team capped quite a week Friday night with an 8-7 comeback-victory over St. Margaret's in sudden-death overtime at St. Margaret's.

The victory puts the No. 3 ranked Eagles alone at the top of the Trinity League with a 5-0 record.

“We had a heck of a week,” Santa Margarita coach Chris Driggs said. “We beat JSerra for the first time in our program's history and we beat St. Margaret's for the first time, and our kids are really believing in themselves.

“They got a ton of heart, their work ethic has been unbelievable and they've really come a long way.”

St. Margaret's (5-3, 4-2), ranked sixth in the county, held a 7-4 lead early in the fourth quarter before Santa Margarita (8-1 overall) tied the match on a goal by senior attack man Jack Cranston with less than a minute left in regulation.

Cranston then scored the game-winner on an assist from Justin Gabriel two minutes into the four-minute overtime.

“Jack Cranston is the type of guy that, when the game is tied, who do you want to get the ball to?,” Driggs said. “Jack Cranston is the guy, he wants the ball and he savors those moments and he finished when he needed to a couple times.”

It was one of five goals for Cranston. Reiley Higgins, Ryan Richards and Chris Fox also scored goals for Santa Margarita. Ryan Curran had two assists for the Eagles.

Freshman goalie Ronnie Pisano had 17 saves for the Eagles.
Posted on 03 Apr 2009 by Asad

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Eagles Lacrosse Described as Rising SoCal Program
The following is an article that appeared on Lax Power entitled "The Great Debate: The Next Hotbed of Lacrosse". The article discusses the explosion of growth around the country and where the next hotbed may be located. One author describes California as the next hot bed and goes on to state the Eagles Lacrosse program as one of the rising Elite in Southern California. Enjoy the read!

By Brett Manney and Ryan Rohde

It's no secret now that lacrosse is the nation's fastest growing sport. New programs are starting up everywhere from Oregon to Alabama and in between, and more states are now sanctioning the sport such as Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and South Carolina. With current lacrosse hotbeds including Long Island, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, correspondents Brett Manney and Ryan Rohde debate which region will be next to join the list.

Brett: Lacrosse has been growing immensely out West, and I envision the great state of California as the next hotbed. The Golden State is catching up to its East Coast counterparts and it's evident when I travel to the Silicon Valley region every weekend as a member of the San Jose Stealth. Furthermore, I have attended clinics in Pleasanton and Scotts Valley, where the age of participants ranges from 7 to 17. Now in California, kids are playing just as early as the traditional lacrosse regions. Over time, it will only continue to grow.

Ryan: Although California is a good choice, I believe that the southern states are the next hotbed area for lacrosse, with Florida leading the charge. I include South Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Florida and even Alabama in the discussion. Hands down, the best team in the region is St. Andrews out of Boca Raton, FL. Let's disregard their domination of in-state opponents for the past decade and look at some of its out-of-state scores. Last season, the Scots beat Boys' Latin, 7-6, and lost to McDonogh, 7-5. In 2007, they lost to Boys' Latin, 8-5, fell to Episcopal, 6-5, lost to Cold Spring Harbor, 8-5, and beat McDonogh, 13-10. That's pretty impressive for any team, let alone a squad from South Florida.

Brett: Ryan, you make some valid points with St. Andrews, but California has talent oozing all over the state, not just with one team. Granted, California is much larger than Florida, but look at this year's recruits for example: Will Fredericks (Loyola), Billy Mattimore (Bucknell), Spencer Peterson (Duke), Carlton Fisher (Lehigh) and Noah Molnar (Lehigh). Three of the players (Mattimore, Fredericks, and Fisher) attend St. Ignatius Prep located outside of San Francisco. Soon, Southern California should catch up with the north and its athletic powers like Mater Dei, Mission Viejo and Santa Margarita Catholic.

Additionally, California always produces some of the best high school teams in the country, whether it's baseball, basketball or soccer. I believe lacrosse will flourish because athletes are able to practice outside for 12 months of the year. On the East Coast, players are limited in the winter months because of the weather, except in a few states like Florida. In due time, all indications point towards California being the next hotbed.

Ryan: The Southern Region can play year-round, too. In most states, the season begins in February. Meanwhile, the south produces great athletes as well, and colleges are taking notice. Lee Coppersmith (Hopkins), Matt Leighty (Hopkins), Jesse Barnhardt (Maryland) all hail from the state of Florida. Plus, Chase Cararro (Denver) is from Kentucky and TJ Kemp (UNC) is from Tennessee. That's just a handful of the recruits coming out of the south. Look at Neal Hicks, a junior at the University of Notre Dame. He's a native of Atlanta, Georgia and is currently leading the third-ranked team in the nation in points.

The state associations are beginning to realize the potential of the game, too. South Carolina just sanctioned lacrosse as a state sport, and Tennessee sanctioned it two years ago. The sport has grown 280 percent nationwide in the past decade, and in South Carolina, lacrosse has grown from six teams in 2001 to 28 in 2009. I know that 28 teams isn't a lot, but you can already see the growth taking shape, and this is happening in every state across the region.

Brett: Solid points Ryan, but I think California will continue to grow even more with the addition of many former lacrosse players residing in the Golden State. For example, Coronado -- which recently upset St. Ignatius Prep -- is coached by former pro lacrosse player and Notre Dame standout Alex Cade. Many former Division I players are coaching at the high school level. This will provide the kids with more experience and knowledge than a coach who has barely played the game.

In 2000, California had 40 high school teams. In 2007, there were 173, with more schools are adding the sport every year. The state is known for its great athletic programs and lacrosse is surely to be the next one added to the list.

Ryan: But the south has an endless amount of athletes. An increasing amount of football players are beginning to realize their potential in lacrosse, not only to help them on the gridiron, but as a possible option for college as well. College coaches want athletes first and lacrosse players second.

Secondly, the facilities are top of the line. The southern states are crazy about high school football. The facilities that these schools build for their football programs rival most colleges. During the offseason, lacrosse players can lift in their program's state-of-the-art weight room, train with the high-caliber strength and conditioning coach, and then come spring time, they can play in beautiful football stadiums. The allure of playing lacrosse as a primary sport or just as a secondary sport in the spring is undeniable. All of these factors combined make the south a serious hotbed contender.

Brett Manney was a four-year varsity lacrosse player at the University of Delaware before graduating in 2008. Ryan Rohde won three national championships this decade as a member of the Salisbury Sea Gulls. Both are correspondents for LaxPower.
Posted on 02 Apr 2009 by Asad

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Mens Varsity Defeat League Rival J Serra, 13-8

Congratulations to the Mens Varsity Eagles for their 13-8 victory over league rival J Serra. J Serra led at halftime 6-5. At the end of the 3rd quarter the score was tied 7-7, but the Eagles were able to overpower J Serra in the fourth, outscoring them 6 to 1. The offense was led by Senior Attack Justin Gabriel with 3 goals, Senior Attack Ryan Parent with 3 goals, and Senior Attack Jack Cranston with 2 goals and 3 assists. Juniors Chris Fox and Jordan Lievois each contributed a goal. Sophomores Reiley Higgins, Ryan Richards, Cory Thomson also scored a goal on the night. On defense Freshman Goalie Ronnie Pisano had 16 saves.


Update: The following article appeared in the OC Register:

Santa Margarita boys lacrosse tops JSerra
Eagles improve to 4-0 in league, prepare for next challenge from St. Margaret's.
BY TIM BURT
Ocvarsity.com

Santa Margarita's boys lacrosse team, ranked No. 3 in the county, is getting ready to take on another of the county's top teams on Friday night.

The Eagles will face No. 6 St. Margaret's Friday at 6 p.m. at St. Margaret's.

Santa Margarita improved its Trinity League record to 4-0 with a 13-8 victory over No. 5 JSerra Tuesday evening at Santa Margarita.

"Any time you schedule Santa Margarita vs. JSerra in any sport it is going to be a battle," Santa Margarita Coach Chris Driggs said. "These kids grew up together. Some of them are neighbors and former classmates. I have coached many of the JSerra kids at the youth and club level. There was more to this game than others we play because of all the dynamics involved.

"To win this game felt great and I am extremely proud of our team. This was a very big win for the Santa Margarita lacrosse community."

JSerra held a 6-5 lead at halftime but Santa Margarita broke the match open with six goals in the fourth quarter.

Senior attack men Justin Gabriel and Ryan Parent had three goals each to lead the Eagles. Senior attack man Jack Cranston added two goals and three assists for Santa Margarita.

Freshman goalie Ronnie Pisano had 16 saves for Santa Margarita.

JSerra was led by senior attack men Eric Evans and Kyle Snyder, who had three goals each.

"Each and every guy played their part in this win," Driggs said. "We never quit, especially when we went down 3-0 in the first minute and a half of the game and down by one point at half. Our kids showed poise. They showed a will to win, and a will to get better as the game progressed – we took over in the fourth quarter with six goals scored against their one."

But Driggs said the Eagles must now focus on St. Margaret's.

"Like anything else, this game is history and we have to come out working hard in practice to prepare for St. Margaret's," he said.
Posted on 01 Apr 2009 by Asad

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Womens Varsity wins Round 2 vs. J Serra, 11-8

On Monday, March 30 the Varsity Girls showed up to WIN! With a frustrating loss to JSerra earlier in the month, the Eagles were not about to let this one by. With a first half score of 9-3, SM was on fire. As the second half progressed, JSerra gave the girls a reason to be on their game and their parents a reason to sweat. With much determination, the girls did what they set out to do, beat JSerra. With a final score of 11-8 the Eagles (and parents) celebrated! Cassie Mazolewski had 3 goals and 1 assist. Both Julia Wisch and Hope Blain had 2 goals. Maddie Holloway, Erica Henson, Ashley Wilson and Andrea Elwell each made one goal. Goalie Lindsey Garn saved 7 goals in the first half and 9 goals in the second half for a total of 16 saves.

Congratulations Ladies and Coaches!

8 wins 3 losses.
Posted on 31 Mar 2009 by Asad

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Womens Varsity outlasts Mater Dei, 11-9

On Saturday, March 28 the Varsity Girls had a nail biting win over Mater Dei with a final score of 11 – 9. With a first half score of 5 - 5, anything could happen. Fortunately, the Eagles dominated the second half. Senior Midfielder, Cassie Mazolewski powered through to make 6 goals. Julia Wisch scored 2 goals. Caitlin Viar scored 1 goal and had 1 assist. Maddie Holloway and Ashley Wilson each scored a goal and Brianne Richards had 1 assist Goalie Lindsey Garn saved 5 goals in the first half and 6 in the second half for a total of 11 saves.

Congratulations Eagles!
7 wins 3 losses.
Posted on 31 Mar 2009 by Asad

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Mens JV Eagles soar over Friars, 10-1

The JV Gold team had a great win over Servite on Thursday afternoon. The final score was 10-1. The victory started with the defense by only allowing 1 goal. The offense was led by Blake Buckley with three goals. Billy Vail also had two goals, followed by Kyle Speirkal, Derek Smith, Steven Gould, Joey Dellamagorie and Chuck Hull with one goal each. It was a great sweep over Servite for the Eagles with wins by both the Varsity and JV.
Posted on 28 Mar 2009 by Asad

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Mens Varsity soars over Mater Dei, 20-2

Mens Varsity defeated Mater Dei in their first Varsity match by a score of 20-2. The Eagles came out strong, leading Mater Dei at the end of the 1st by a score of 9-1. Going into halftime the score was 13-1.

On offense the Eagles were led by Justin Gabriel, Jordan Lievois, and Jack Cranston. Reiley Higgins, Ben Bridges, Cory Thomson, Will Shaffer, Cameron Kilar, Blake Tyler, Matt Dolan, and Sean Cannon also added goals.

Well Done Eagles!

Mens Varsity will next be in action against Servite at Servite on Thursday at 3:30 PM.
Posted on 25 Mar 2009 by Asad

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Mens JV Gold downs Monarchs, 11-7

On Tuesday, March 24 the Mens JV Gold Eagles entered their second league match up against school rival Mater Dei. After a tough first half the score was tied 6-6.

The Eagles really stepped it up in the second half scoring 5 goals on offense and through a tough defense held the Monarchs to only 1 goal. The Eagles came out on top with an 11-7 victory putting them at an overall record of 5-1 and 2-0 in league play. Goals were scored by Blake Buckley, Blly Vail, Joey Dellamaggiore, Brett Kilar, Derek Smith, Roman "mamma mia" Spinossi, and Ryan Dewane. Great job Eagles!

Mens JV Gold will next play on Thursday, March 26 versus Servite at Servite in a Trinity League match up. Come out and show your support!
Posted on 25 Mar 2009 by Asad

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Team
Win
Loss
%
St. Margaret's
8
2
0.800
Santa Margarita
8
2
0.800
J Serra
8
2
0.800
Servite
3
7
0.300
Mater Dei
2
8
0.200
St. John Bosco
1
9
0.100
Date
Team
Time
W/L
3/6 @Los Alamitos
16-15
W
3/7 @Foothill
10-11
L
3/11 Capo Valley
17-7
W
3/14 Oak Park
11-8
W
3/20 St. John Bosco*
18-0
W
3/24 Mater Dei*
20-2
W
3/26 @Servite*
16-3
W
3/31 J Serra*
13-8
W
4/3 @ St. Margaret's*
8-7 (OT)
W
4/6 Bellevue
12-13 (OT)
L
4/16 Santana Tournament
-
vs. Santana
16-7
W
4/17 Santana Tournament
-
vs. Great Oak
17-9
W
4/18 Santana Tournament
-
vs. Amador Valley (Finals)
12-13
L
4/21 @St. John Bosco*
17-1
W
4/22 @Mater Dei*
14-1
W
4/24
Servite*
12-2
W
4/29 @ J Serra*
9-14
L
5/1 St. Margaret's*
5-10
L
5/5 Tesoro
(Playoffs)
10-3
W
5/7 @St. Margaret's (Playoffs)
6-5 (OT)
W
5/9 Corona Del Mar ( Semi Finals)
@San Clemente H.S.
7-16
L
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