Lacrosse

GALLERY: Varsity Boys’ Lacrosse Falls to Cedar Park 11-4

Stephanie Shih, Managing Editor| March 30, 2018

Transitioning upfield, Connor Cooper ’20 cradles away from a defender.

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Hayden Franks ’18 winds up to shoot through Cedar Park defenders.

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Adam Busfield ’21 winds up to pass to an attacker.

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After receiving a pass, Miles Simpkins ’18 sprints upfield.

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Braden Ross ’18 looks for a pass upfield.

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Brandon Lutz ’19 checks a Cedar Park attacker.

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Connor Cooper ’20 looks to pass or shoot.

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Duncan Alvarez ’20 takes the ball farther upfield.

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Coby Krakow ’20 passes the ball to the Warrior attackers.

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Ben Jensen ’19 winds up to shoot.

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Transitioning upfield, Connor Cooper ’20 cradles away from a defender.

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Hayden Franks ’18 winds up to shoot through Cedar Park defenders.

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Maintaining the ball, Sara Acosta '27 swiftly dodges the attack of her opponent. Acosta is a new player to the team and has maintained her position as an attacker throughout the entire season. "We played well in the whole game.. we fought really hard," Acosta said.

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