Girls varsity lacrosse season has come to an end. The playoff game was on Wednesday, April 24 against Roswell High School, and the team lost 19-2. Overall, the varsity team won 14 out of 19 of their games for the season.
Despite the losses, there were many records set this season.
In the final game, senior Jayla Jackson secured her 100th ground ball, becoming the second member to do so in program history. Jackson also got her 100 career draw controls on April 11.
Senior Lauren Lawson received her 100 career points. Senior Camden Maday got her 100 career ground balls on April 17 and also set the single season record for ground balls (50) and caused turnovers (39).
Freshman Riley Lemessurier got her 100 career points on April 18, becoming the first freshman to ever reach this accomplishment in the program’s history.
Four players of the Lady Chiefs Lacrosse team were chosen as “Varsity All-Stars,” who will be representing the “blue squad” in a game, coached by Coach Fowler on May 18 at 10 AM. The game will take place at Sprayberry High School in Marietta, Georgia. The four players are Jayla Jackson, Lauren Lawson, Camden Maday and Riley Lemessurier.
The team had one last team dinner on May 8 at Due South. Coaches presented awards, stats and also gave speeches.
The JV players who received an award were freshman Lily Johnson (Offensive Player of the Year), freshman Peighton Gillis (Midfielder Player of the Year), freshman Danielle Weber (Defensive Player of the Year), freshman Hannah Mallard (Most Improved), freshman Hayden Packer (200% Award), eighth grader Bernadette Votin (MVP).
On Varsity the awards were given to junior Cat Chambers (Most Improved), freshman Riley LeMessurier (MVP), senior Camden Maday (Defensive Player of the Year), senior Jayla Jackson (Midfielder of the Year), senior Lauren Lawson (Offensive Player of the Year), senior Riley Pruitt (200%).