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(2) What other game could offer such grand spectacle, such majestic thrill, such sheer piercing insight into the raging heart of man! (3) Our feet would get stuck in mud or we'd come up against a sheer cliff wall. PHOTO GALLERY: Lake Shore Lunatics vs.(1) As Mona she wears glittering, flimsy garments with sheer embroidered scarves, hennaed hair, nail varnish and lipstick. I couldn’t be prouder of them and can’t wait to see the good things they will do in the future.” These girls stuck together, supported each other, and each and every one of them deserved this championship. Said coach Carver, “Getting back to the basics of good stick work, positioning and conditioning is what got us to the championship. You cannot ask more than that from a team.” They supported one another and encouraged each other. I am most proud of the girls by the way that they worked together on the field and weren’t afraid to make mistakes. Each player’s stick work and footwork vastly improved. We focused on the fundamentals of good hockey: stick work, footwork and positioning, week in and week out. They really stepped up to the challenges that Coach Holly and myself set before them week by week.

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“They had never even played on a full sized field, so just the conditioning aspect in itself I thought was going to take a toll, but by week 4 of practices all of them were running a solid mile before practice even began. “To be honest, I think I scared them at first, because I expect a lot and I wasn’t as ‘soft’ as a Pee Wee coach,” said coach Grant. Head coach Cindy Grant said she was not sure what to expect of her group, which consists primarily of fifth graders, entering the season, but that the team made huge strides over the course of the season to emerge as champions. Grant had nine saves in three playoff games, and Krueger scored goals in both the semifinal and final. Alexander scored the game-winner in the semifinal on a penalty corner pass from Hynson in overtime, and in the final, Alexander repeated the feat, scoring 45 seconds into overtime to clinch the championship. In the playoffs, the Lunatics went 4-0, notching wins over Broadneck and GORC prior to their 2-1 semifinal win over Davidsonville and 2-1 championship win over St.

Nine different players scored for Lake Shore during the regular season, with Alexander (11 goals), Kreuger (eight) and Hynson (seven) leading the team. Lake Shore’s only goal allowed on the season came in a 1-0 overtime defeat to Slade.

Lunatics Abby Hurman, Abbey Warner, Addison Widmer, Alyssa Krueger, Ava Grant, Brynn Currier, Charlotte Alexander, Eliana Creekmore, Emma Wilkins, Erin Bock, Grace Angyelof, Haleigh Green, Hannah Fox, Lacey Hynson, Maddison Weibe, Madelynne Earhart, Mikaela Warren, Natalie Forman, Phoebe Lee and Sophia Sunstrom powered Lake Shore to a dominant regular season, as the team went 7-1 and outscored the opposition 33-1. John’s Gold to secure the Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks Middie B county championship. The Lake Shore Lunatics field hockey team won back-to-back games on October 24 at Annapolis High School over Davidsonville and St.

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