Long Island Lizards 13 v. Boston Cannons 11

Mike Ward- 1 assist – 1 point

Steve Panarelli- 3 groundballs

Kyle Sweeney- 2 goals / 13 groundballs – 2 points

Pat Heim- 2 goals – 2 points

Denver Outlaws 15 v. Toronto Nationals 12

Max Seibald- 7 goals, 1 2-pt goal, 4 assists / 7 groundballs – 12 points

Drew Westervelt- 8 goals, 1 2-pt goal, 2 assists / 6 groundballs – 11 points

Geoff Snider- 1 goal, 1 assist / 7 groundballs – 2 points

Josh Sims- 4 goals, 1 2-pt goal, 1 assist / 2 ground balls – 6 points

Kevin Huntley- 1 goal, 2 assists / 4 groundballs – 3 points

Huntley was able to cut Denver’s lead to 5 at the end of the 3^rd quarter with his only goal.

Westervelt stole the show with eight goals.  Westervelt was named the games Bud Light MVP.

Chicago Machine 17 v. Chesapeake Bayhawks 14

Bill McGlone- 8 goals, 1 2-pt goal, 2 assists / 3 groundballs – 11 points

John Christmas- 2 goals / 1 groundball – 2 points

Jordan Levine- 3 assists / 3 groundballs – 3 points

Upcoming Games

Friday, June 4, 2010 @ 7:30 PM

Boston Cannons v. Chesapeake Bayhawks

Saturday, June 5, 2010 @ 7:00 PM

Denver Outlaws v. Long Island Lizards

Saturday, June 5, 2010 @ 7:00 PM

Chicago Machine v. Toronto Nationals

NCAA Men and Women’s Lacrosse Championships

Semifinal Results- Men

Notre Dame 12 v. Cornell 7

Duke 14 v. Virginia 13

Championship Results- Men

Duke 6 v. Notre Dame 5

Duke won its first NCAA men’s lacrosse championship by defeating Notre Dame 6-5.  Duke won by scoring five seconds into sudden death overtime.

Semifinal Results- Women  

Maryland 14 v. Syracuse 5

Northwestern 15 v. North Carolina 10

Championship Results- Women

Maryland 13 v. Northwestern 11

Maryland was able to defeat Northwestern becoming the only team to have 10 Division 1 national titles for women’s lacrosse.  This is the most in NCAA history.  Maryland was able to hold Northwestern scoreless for 27 consecutive minutes during the game.

PIAA Boys and Girls Lacrosse Championships

First Round Match Ups

June 1, 2010 – Boys

Conestoga v. Hatboro Horsham

@ Harriton High School 5:15 PM

Emmaus v. Lower Merion

@ Birney Crum Stadium 5:00 PM

Manheim Township v. Garnet Valley

@ Governor Mifflin 6:00 PM

Franklin Regional v. Elizabethtown

@ Hampton High School 6:00 PM

Hempfield v. Seneca Valley

@ Penn Manor High School 6:00 PM

Sewickley Academy v. Conrad Weiser

@ Franklin Regional High School 6:00 PM

LaSalle College v. Abington

@ Plymouth Whitemarsh 7:00 PM

Springfield v. Central Bucks East

@ Harriton High School 3:15 PM

June 1, 2010 – Girls

Radnor v. North Penn

@ West Chester East High School 3:00 PM

Nazareth v. Downingtown East

@ Emmaus High School 6:00 PM

Hershey v. Unionville

@ Penn Manor High School 4:00 PM

Seneca Valley v. Penn Manor

@ Franklin Regional High School 4:00 PM

Manheim Township v. Mt. Lebanon

@ Governor Mifflin 4:00 PM

Franklin Regional v. Hempfield

@ Hampton High School 4:00 PM

Archbishop Carroll v. Great Valley

@ Plymouth Whitemarsh 5:00 PM

Springfield v. Strath Haven

@ West Chester East High School 5:00 PM

2010 Boys and Girls Lacrosse Tournament of Champions- NJSIAA

First Round – Boys

Summit – BYE

Ridge 8 v. Immaculata 4

Alex Otero had three goals to contribute to the win over Immaculata.

Montclair 7 v. Mendham 3

Dan Moore had three goals for Montclair.  Jeff Sestilio and Jay Duffy each had two for the win over Mendham.

St. Josephs – BYE

Semifinals June 2, 2010

Montclair v. St. Josephs

@ Kean University 5:00 PM

Summit v. Ridge

@ Kean University 7:00 PM

Finals June 5, 2010 3:00 PM

@ Rutgers University

First Round –Girls   

Glenn Ridge v. Oak Knoll

Chatham v. Rumson-Fair Haven

W. Morris Mendham v. Shawnee

Ridgewood v. Cherokee

Semifinals June 1, 2010

Chatham v. W. Morris Mendham

@ Monmouth University 3:00 PM

Ridgewood v. Oak Knoll

@ Monmouth University 5:00 PM

Finals June 5, 2010 1:00 PM