Girls lacrosseĪgawam 14, Northampton 12 – Chloe Denhart scored five goals and had an assist in a road loss. Daniel Huntley made 14 saves.Įast Longmeadow 16, Amherst 4 – Dom McDonald and Tyler Borrell scored two goals each for the Hurricanes. Connor Tobin found the net twice, Ryan O’Connor added a goal and an assist and Vincent Fahey scored once. Yano Porter had four points for Northampton on two goals and two assists.Ĭhance Asbornsen added two assists and a goal.

Owen Dawson scored twice, and Ethan Roy, Chase Mathers and Kent Molzna each found the net once, STAFF PHOTO/KEVIN GUTTINGĬharlie Anischik scored seven goals, as the South Hadley boys lacrosse team beat Northampton 16-7 on the road Thursday.Ĭaden Haramee found the net five times. Laramee scored five goals for the Tigers. South Hadley junior attack Cadyn Laramee, right, congratulates sophomore attack Charles Anischik on the fourth of his seven goals against Northampton in the Tigers' 16-7 road win over the Blue Devils on Thursday, May 13, 2021. Laramee scored five goals and Roy found the net once. South Hadley’s Ethan Roy, left, and Cadyn Laramee, center, congratulate teammate Charles Anischik on the second of the sophomore attack’s seven goals against Northampton in the Tigers’ 16-7 road win over the Blue Devils on Thursday. Northampton freshman defenseman Teddy Gavin, left, is pressured by South Hadley sophomore attack Charles Anischik in the first quarter of the Blue Devils' 16-7 loss to the visiting Tigers on Thursday, May 13, 2021, in Northampton. South Hadley junior attack Cadyn Laramee, right, shoots past Northampton senior defenseman Colin Morini in the first quarter of the Tigers’ 16-7 win over the host Blue Devils on Thursday in Northampton.

at left are Northampton defensemen Colin Morini (10) and Teddy Galvin (obscured). South Hadley freshman midfielder Caleb Bradley, second from right, challenges Northampton sophomore defender Parker Aimi-Starkoski (25) and senior midfielder Ryan O’Connor, right, for a loose ball in the first quarter of the Tigers’ 16-7 win over the host Blue Devils on Thursday, May 13, 2021, in Northampton. South Hadley attacks Charles Anischik, left, and Cadyn Laramee, celebrate the fourth of Anischik’s seven goals against Northampton in the Tigers’ 16-7 road win over the Blue Devils on Thursday. Northampton sophomore attack Vincent Fahey, center, gets through pressure from South Hadley junior defenseman James Couture, left, and junior midfielder Joe Cigal in the second quarter of the Blue Devils’ 16-7 loss to the visiting Tigers on Thursday in Northampton.

Tigers and devils by sean kennedy