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It will be hard to see her leave the program, but Council Rock North girls' lacrosse head coach Denise Noseworthy is well aware bigger things are on the way for senior Cat McBride.
"She's ready for college," Noseworthy said. "She was face-guarded so much in the (Suburban One League) because everybody knew who she was.
"She would have two or three girls covering her and that makes it hard. At Michigan, she's going to do great. She'll be able to fit right in."
McBride, the Suburban One League National Conference MVP, did plenty for the Indians in her four years as a starter (she leaves as the school's all-time leader in goals with over 250), and has been named the Courier Times/Intelligencer Girls' Lacrosse Player of the Year.
"I was just so proud of everyone on the team with the way we faced adversity," McBride said.
"We were always resilient and just stuck together as a team. I really enjoyed every year with our team."
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McBride, Mann leading CR North: Cat McBride, Gabby Mann helping Council Rock North girls' lacrosse soar
A three-time, first-team Courier Times/Intelligencer selection, McBride was also named a USA Lacrosse All-America.
"I've been coaching here for eight years and never had a player named an All-American," Noseworthy said.
"And she's absolutely deserving of it. We played against some really good teams, and she always played well in every game."
A midfielder, McBride's abilities enable her to excel anywhere on the field.
"I could see her playing defense in college because she's just lights out defensively," Noseworthy said.
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"She's fast, she knows how to angle her body to cut off the opposing player and has the ability to beat the other girl to a ground ball 90 percent of the time."
McBride just wants to help the Wolverines any way she can.
"Wherever they see me fitting in is fine with me," said McBride, who plans to major in business.
"I'm just looking forward to going there and doing as well as I can."
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"She's ready for college," Noseworthy said. "She was face-guarded so much in the (Suburban One League) because everybody knew who she was.
"She would have two or three girls covering her and that makes it hard. At Michigan, she's going to do great. She'll be able to fit right in."
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McBride, the Suburban One League National Conference MVP, did plenty for the Indians in her four years as a starter (she leaves as the school's all-time leader in goals with over 250), and has been named the Courier Times/Intelligencer Girls' Lacrosse Player of the Year.
"I was just so proud of everyone on the team with the way we faced adversity," McBride said.
"We were always resilient and just stuck together as a team. I really enjoyed every year with our team."
Girls Lacrosse Team of Year: See who is our Bucks County area Girls' Lacrosse Team of the Year
McBride, Mann leading CR North: Cat McBride, Gabby Mann helping Council Rock North girls' lacrosse soar
A three-time, first-team Courier Times/Intelligencer selection, McBride was also named a USA Lacrosse All-America.
"I've been coaching here for eight years and never had a player named an All-American," Noseworthy said.
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"And she's absolutely deserving of it. We played against some really good teams, and she always played well in every game."
A midfielder, McBride's abilities enable her to excel anywhere on the field.
"I could see her playing defense in college because she's just lights out defensively," Noseworthy said.
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Girls Lacrosse All Area Team: All-area girls' lacrosse team filled with Bucks County area talent
"She's fast, she knows how to angle her body to cut off the opposing player and has the ability to beat the other girl to a ground ball 90 percent of the time."
McBride just wants to help the Wolverines any way she can.
"Wherever they see me fitting in is fine with me," said McBride, who plans to major in business.
"I'm just looking forward to going there and doing as well as I can."
Drew Markol covers local sports for PhillyBurbs.com. Support our journalism with a subscription.
This article originally appeared on Bucks County Courier Times: PA High School Girls Lacrosse McBride Council Rock North Bucks County
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