GALLERY: Varsity Mens’ Lacrosse Tallies Big 20-8 Win Over Gateway

Arushi Sharma, Horizon Photo Editor| March 2, 2021

Attacker Ryan Wyrick ’23 cradles the ball in one hand while scanning the field to make a pass. He found a clear lane to the cage and then made a goal.

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Brad Whittenburg ’23 scoops up the ball and runs to attack. He successfully won the ball after the faceoff with the opposing midfielder.

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The Warriors beat the Gators to the ground ball, gaining possession. Unable to keep up, the Gators defense wasn’t in position to block the next shot made by the Warriors.

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Bodie Bradley ’23, Aidan Kampfer ’22, and Jack Ryan ’22 defend the Gateway player with the ball. The Gator was able to get away and make an incomplete shot at the goal.

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Ike Grossberg ’22 dodges his defender while cradling the ball. After running the ball to the 12-meter, he settled it and made a pass to a teammate.

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Brad Whittenburg ’23 faces off with the opposing Gator midfielder. He successfully gained control of the ball, bringing it to the offensive end.

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Alex Serpas ’21 finds a clear lane to the cage and runs to take a shot. The Gator goalie wasn’t able to block the shot, giving the point to the Warriors.

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Attacker Ryan Wyrick ’23 cradles the ball in one hand while scanning the field to make a pass. He found a clear lane to the cage and then made a goal.

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Brad Whittenburg ’23 scoops up the ball and runs to attack. He successfully won the ball after the faceoff with the opposing midfielder.

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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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Calling to her teammates, Talia Philip '25 looks for someone open to pass to. Philip played a more casual defensive role during the game.

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