Tue Apr 27 2021 | Laurel Pfahler | High School
St. Paul’s (Md.) defeated former No. 1 McDonogh (Md.) 16-9 on Wednesday, resulting in another major climb for the Gators.
Christina Gagnon scored five goals to go with three assists, Frannie Hahn and Kendall Steer had three goals apiece and Caitlin McElwee added two goals. Josie Hahn and Lauren Steer each had two assists. St. Paul’s jumped out to a 10-0 lead. Leah Warehime made four saves.
It’s the first regular-season defeat of McDonogh by an IAAM team since 2008.
The Gators then beat Bryn Mawr (Md.) 15-10 on Saturday. Gagnon and McElwee had three goals and one assist apiece, and Lauren Steer, Josie Hahn and Frannie Hahn all contributed two goals apiece, with Lauren Steer adding two assists. Warehime made eight saves.
Tue Apr 20 2021 | Laurel Pfahler | High School
Practices are beginning for several teams in the Northeast and West this week, and some teams have already started to play meaningful games in those regions. For the first time in a long time, lacrosse is back across the entire country.
That will lead to shakeups in the future, but for now, the top of Nike / US Lacrosse High School Girls’ National Top 25 remains largely unchanged. The only notable change is that St. Paul’s (Md.) has entered the top 10 at No. 9 after a 2-0 week. St. Paul’s plays McDonogh on Wednesday in a key in-state matchup.
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Concordia High School rowers Lauren Butler, left, and Jenna Lusk compete during the Summit City Sprints on Saturday at Shoaff Park. The G2 Rowing Association, a rowing club at the high school, put on the event.
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Rowing equipment is laid out at Shoaff Park on Saturday, part of the Summit City Sprints regatta.
A brave spectator finds a log down by the St. Joseph River to sit on while watching the Summit City Sprints regatta on Saturday.
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Parker Cabbage and Elliot Crosby with Long Lake Rowing Crew, left to right, compete during Fort Wayne s first annual Summit City Sprints hosted by The G2 Rowing Association on Saturday at Shoaff Park.
Indian American realtor Jesal Patel April 6 was the candidate voters felt best suited the citizens of the village of Lincolnwood, Illinois, electing him to the presidential post.
Patel, a trustee of the Lincolnwood Alliance Party, beat out fellow trustee Independent Georjean Hlepas Nickell, by roughly 2.5 points, according to Cook County Clerk officials.
The Indian American received 1,268 to Nickellâs 1,201 for 51.36 percent to 48.64 percent, the results showed.
Patel has lived in Lincolnwood since he was just 4 years old, and resides at the same address today as when he moved here nearly 40 years ago, according to his bio.
Patel attended the district 74 schools and grew up working as a caddy at the Bryn Mawr Country Club. He attended Loyola Academy for high school and is a graduate of Indiana Universityâs business school with a bachelor of science degree in finance-real estate.
California State Assembly candidate Marco Contreras weighs in on the migrant crisis and unaccompanied children being given in-person instruction by San Diego teachers.
EXCLUSIVE: A top Chicagoland Jesuit college preparatory school may have violated the civil rights of some of its students and an Army veteran by blocking them from expressing their conservative views while allowing liberal opinions, a Fox News investigation has found.
Student activities group leaders at the Wilmette, Illinois-based Loyola Academy told students they could not form conservative clubs because they were anti-Semitic and racist. The school also rescinded a job offer that had been accepted by an Army veteran due to his political views.