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Varsity Lacrosse
The 1996 Season
The 1996 Varsity Boys' Lacrosse sea­
son had its highs and lows. The team
came into the season with high expec­
tations, opening with a 17-1 victory
over General Brown. The team had
many close victories but suffered two
early season defeats; one being to the
division leading Jordan Elbridge, the
other to powerhouse Lafayette in dou­
ble overtime.
The high point of the season came at
home in the second game against J-E.
The inspired Brothers upset Jordan El­
bridge in a very close game. The game
propelled the Brothers into sectional
play for the third year in a row.
Mark Mahshie
always helpful in
playing an excellent
game. Girls' La­
crosse coach Miss
Burrows advises her
players on their per­
Facing off is a key
aspect in lacrosse. A
CBA player fights
an opponent for the
ball.
A good strategy is
formance.
Varsity Girls' Lacrosse B. Aungier, P.
Burns, C. Bush, K. Cartini, M. D'Orazio,
M. Gorman, N. Iacono, E. Massey, S.
Murphy, J. Myers, T. Myers, V. Perkins,
S. Peters, S. O'Leary, K. Robeson, L.
Strbak, T. Vadala, B. Vitiello, A.
W allenberg, E. W angerm an
Coach: Gina Burrows
Junior Varsity Girls' Lacrosse C.
Andrews, A. Ascioti, L. Cimino, S.
Demlein, C. Holmes, K. Honold, M.
Jackson, A. Korzyp, N. Kulba, M. Fuchs,
L. Massey, M. McCobb, J. Myers, C.
Palladino, L. Pilger, T. Rahmanzadeh,
C. Sedgwick, E. Shanahan
Coach: Beth Rourke
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