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Each week we will highlight 16 boys and girls lacrosse standouts and give you all a chance to vote for your favorites. This week we honor the potential players of the year for each of South Jersey's lacrosse divisions from around South Jersey.
Congratulations to Collingswood's Kennedy Cassel, who won last week's poll for leading scorers. Lenape's Lexi Bucciorelli placed second, while Riley Walsh of West Deptford and Shawnee's Tommy McAneney shared third place.
Please check out the poll that can be found at the bottom of this post for your vote. The poll ends Saturday morning.
Here are this week's South Jersey Lacrosse Player of the Week nominees:
Riley Austin, Haddonfield. The Bulldogs' senior has compiled a 54-goal, 18-assist season for the SJILL American champions.
Julia Blong, Moorestown. The current steward of the Quakers' famed 51 jersey, leads the Olympic American champs with 32 goals this season.
Trevor Caprioli, Cedar Creek. With a balanced 39 goals and 39 assists, the Pirates' junior helped the team to the CAL
Madison Carland, Oakcrest. The Falcons' secured at least a share of the CAL National title thanks to her 65 goals and 25 assists.
Patrick Civitarese, Kingsway. The Dragons'; junior distributor led the team to a Gloucester Cup title with 26 goals and 46 assists.
Otter Donahue, Ocean City. The Red Raiders' leading scorer has 32 goals and 20 assists for the CAL American champions.
Penelope Floyd, Gateway. Leading the Gators with 52 goals and 25 assists, the senior helped secure the SJILL Liberty title.
Teagan Fudala, Cinnaminson. The Pirates' junior led the BCSL Liberty champions with a 42-goal, 33-assist effort this season.
Drew Groff, Haddon Township. The SJILL National champs were led this season by a 41-goal, 21-assist effort from the Hawks' junior.
Tristan Keane, Paul VI. The Eagles' freshman has 106 points on 60 goals and 43 assists for the Olympic National champs.
Matt Keck, Northern Burlington. With 66 goals and 25 assists, the Greyhounds junior has helped secure a BCSL title.
Rachel Loomis, Maple Shade. With 39 goals and 10 assists, the Wildcats' senior led the BCSL Patriot champs to a 6-0 division record.
Kaitlyn Martin, Haddon Township. The Hawks' sophomore posted 72 goals and 14 assists t lead the SJILL National champions.
Emma McCarthy, Paul VI. With her third straight 100-points season, the Eagles senior has over 300 goals for the Olympic National champs.
Marley Ostrander, Ocean City. With 57 goals for the Red Raiders in an unbeaten run through the CAL American, the junior had 78 points overall.
Tyler Rotkowitz, Shawnee. The Renegades' senior topped the 200-career goal and 100-points season mark 58 goals and 44 assists for the Olympic American champs.
Tom Rimback grew up reading the Burlington County Times and Courier Post sports sections and began writing for the BCT in 1996. He has covered everything from Super Bowls and Final Fours to Tri-County Swimming but he’s happiest on a sideline interviewing South Jersey scholastic athletes. Follow him on twitter @Rimbacksports. Email him with story ideas at [email protected] and, most importantly, support local journalism with a subscription to the Courier-Post.
This article originally appeared on Cherry Hill Courier-Post: Poll — Who is the Week 8 Mean 15 South Jersey lacrosse top performer?
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Congratulations to Collingswood's Kennedy Cassel, who won last week's poll for leading scorers. Lenape's Lexi Bucciorelli placed second, while Riley Walsh of West Deptford and Shawnee's Tommy McAneney shared third place.
Please check out the poll that can be found at the bottom of this post for your vote. The poll ends Saturday morning.
Here are this week's South Jersey Lacrosse Player of the Week nominees:
Riley Austin, Haddonfield. The Bulldogs' senior has compiled a 54-goal, 18-assist season for the SJILL American champions.
Julia Blong, Moorestown. The current steward of the Quakers' famed 51 jersey, leads the Olympic American champs with 32 goals this season.
Trevor Caprioli, Cedar Creek. With a balanced 39 goals and 39 assists, the Pirates' junior helped the team to the CAL
Madison Carland, Oakcrest. The Falcons' secured at least a share of the CAL National title thanks to her 65 goals and 25 assists.
Patrick Civitarese, Kingsway. The Dragons'; junior distributor led the team to a Gloucester Cup title with 26 goals and 46 assists.
Otter Donahue, Ocean City. The Red Raiders' leading scorer has 32 goals and 20 assists for the CAL American champions.
Penelope Floyd, Gateway. Leading the Gators with 52 goals and 25 assists, the senior helped secure the SJILL Liberty title.
Teagan Fudala, Cinnaminson. The Pirates' junior led the BCSL Liberty champions with a 42-goal, 33-assist effort this season.
Drew Groff, Haddon Township. The SJILL National champs were led this season by a 41-goal, 21-assist effort from the Hawks' junior.
Tristan Keane, Paul VI. The Eagles' freshman has 106 points on 60 goals and 43 assists for the Olympic National champs.
Matt Keck, Northern Burlington. With 66 goals and 25 assists, the Greyhounds junior has helped secure a BCSL title.
Rachel Loomis, Maple Shade. With 39 goals and 10 assists, the Wildcats' senior led the BCSL Patriot champs to a 6-0 division record.
Kaitlyn Martin, Haddon Township. The Hawks' sophomore posted 72 goals and 14 assists t lead the SJILL National champions.
Emma McCarthy, Paul VI. With her third straight 100-points season, the Eagles senior has over 300 goals for the Olympic National champs.
Marley Ostrander, Ocean City. With 57 goals for the Red Raiders in an unbeaten run through the CAL American, the junior had 78 points overall.
Tyler Rotkowitz, Shawnee. The Renegades' senior topped the 200-career goal and 100-points season mark 58 goals and 44 assists for the Olympic American champs.
Tom Rimback grew up reading the Burlington County Times and Courier Post sports sections and began writing for the BCT in 1996. He has covered everything from Super Bowls and Final Fours to Tri-County Swimming but he’s happiest on a sideline interviewing South Jersey scholastic athletes. Follow him on twitter @Rimbacksports. Email him with story ideas at [email protected] and, most importantly, support local journalism with a subscription to the Courier-Post.
This article originally appeared on Cherry Hill Courier-Post: Poll — Who is the Week 8 Mean 15 South Jersey lacrosse top performer?
Continue reading...
