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Patriots girls again reach lacrosse semifinals

The Patriots were scheduled to face Chelmsford at Burlington High School on Tuesday, June 10, in the semifinals.

The girls defeated Central Catholic to move on to the final four. The winning team includes Maya Feloney (No. 12), Alissa Bono (No. 9), Sarah Fortier (No. 7), Karleigh Mutch (No. 22), and Vivi Myles (No. 20). Photo by Janel Apuna
The girls defeated Central Catholic to move on to the final four. The winning team includes Maya Feloney (No. 12), Alissa Bono (No. 9), Sarah Fortier (No. 7), Karleigh Mutch (No. 22), and Vivi Myles (No. 20). Photo by Janel Apuna

The CCHS girls lacrosse team rode three strong performances to earn a berth in the MIAA Division I final four for the second straight year.

Their campaign began with a 23-10 victory over the Arlington Spyponders, which saw 11 players with a goal. 

Six players had multi-goal games — Maya Feloney (4), Teagan Morrissey (4), Scarlett Mirak (3), Vivi Myles (3), Karleigh Mutch (2), and Julia Reynolds (2). Maisie Martinez, Aubrey Monaghan, Alissa Bono, Lindsay Cain, and Lizzie Sproule each had a goal. Goaltender Mamie Kosicki made four saves in a strong second half.

Scarlett Mirak leads the offense forward. Photo by Bob Little
Scarlett Mirak leads the offense forward. Photo by Bob Little
Defenders Julia Reynolds (21), Alex Skelly (11) Isabella Couto (17) and goalie Alex Hooven surround a Bishop Feehan attacker. Photo by Bob Little
Defenders Julia Reynolds (21), Alex Skelly (11) Isabella Couto (17) and goalie Alex Hooven surround a Bishop Feehan attacker. Photo by Bob Little

The round of 16 brought Bishop Feehan to Memorial Field. The Patriots led 8-2 at the half, with five players scoring goals. In the third quarter, the Pats ran off five more goals, highlighted by a beautiful combination between Mutch and Morrissey. The defense allowed only three goals on 16 shots, and Alex Hooven had arguably her best game of the season with eight saves. The 16-3 final was driven by goals from Morrissey (4), Mutch (3), Mirak (3), Monaghan (2), Cain (2), and Sarah Fortier (2). 

Scarlett Mirak with the ball. Photo by Janel Apuna
Scarlett Mirak with the ball. Photo by Janel Apuna
Karleigh Mutch battles for the ball. Photo by Janel Apuna
Karleigh Mutch battles for the ball. Photo by Janel Apuna

A semifinal round match brought defending champion Central Catholic to town on Saturday. The Patriots dominated throughout in all three zones, resulting in a 13-3 win. The team started patiently and led 6-1 at the half. The Pats had possession two-thirds of the time and were relentless in the attacking end, resulting in eight turnovers by Central Catholic. The defense allowed only eight shots in 48 minutes of play, with Hooven turning away five and Fortier gobbling up four ground balls. Goals by Mirak (4), Mutch (3), and Morrissey (2), and Monaghan, Fortier, and Cain (1 each) drove the offense. 

Sarah Fortier looks for an opening. Photo by Janel Apuna
Sarah Fortier looks for an opening. Photo by Janel Apuna
Captain Karleigh Mutch brings the joy and the final four trophy to the team. Photo by Terri Bono
Captain Karleigh Mutch brings the joy and the final four trophy to the team. Photo by Terri Bono

The Patriots were scheduled to face Chelmsford at Burlington High School on Tuesday, June 10, in the semifinals.

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