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The teams met in the finals of the Koller Classic at Central several weeks ago, with Northeastern coming out on top, but a full best-of-five matchup will bring that much more drama.ĭallastown, with losses on its ledger to each of the top three, will need a victory Tuesday at Red Lion (7-4 in the league) to secure its playoff spot. The Trojans (10-3, 9-2) rose to solo third place with the victory, while the Wildcats (10-4, 8-3) hold the fourth-place tiebreaker over York Catholic after sweeping the Irish on Tuesday.Īll eyes will be on Northeastern and Central York this Thursday, when the first-place Bobcats (11-1, 10-0) visit the second-place Panthers (10-1, 9-1) with the regular-season title on the line. View Gallery: York Catholic girls' lacrosse wins 16-11 over DallastownĪnother week of league matches remains, but the picture looks more clear after York Suburban’s sweep of Dallastown on Friday night. Saturday scores: Hershey 9, South Western 6 More Friday scores: York Suburban 15, Chambersburg 11 Dallastown fell from the contending pack with Tuesday’s loss at York Catholic. In that scenario, both teams would be 9-3 in league action and the Rams would have the head-to-head tiebreaker. The Lions have makeup games against Kennard-Dale and West York scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, respectively.įor Red Lion to miss the county playoffs, it would need to lose both contests and Kennard-Dale would need to add a win at New Oxford on Thursday. But Red Lion, which reached 9-1 with Friday’s 16-13 triumph over New Oxford, remains alone in first place and will capture the outright title with two more victories. Most girls’ league games are in the books, and three teams - York Catholic, South Western and Susquehannock - have secured playoff spots with 10-2 final records.
On Saturday, South Western breezed past Hershey, 19-12, for its sixth straight triumph. Spring Grove beat Conrad Weiser, 12-5, while West York earned a 6-1 win over Muhlenberg. 2 in the Class 2A district power rankings. Susquehannock picked up a statement non-league victory over Hempfield, 15-6, and jumped to No. New Oxford is done for the regular season and is safely in the 2A district tournament, while Red Lion holds the 10th of 12 spots in 3A with one game remaining.Ĭentral York closed its regular season Friday with a 21-1 thumping of York Suburban that wrapped up second place in the standings. Landon Craley scored four goals, while Jack Gulley and Tyler Drane each had three goals and two assists for the Lions, who trailed 8-5 at the half but rallied late. Weekend scoreboard: Red Lion leapfrogged New Oxford for fifth place in the league standings with a 14-13 road victory Friday. “That’s really hard, once you finally take the field, to get that energy level and get the focus that you need to compete, especially in a county tournament.” “We wanted to do the scrimmage in between because we would have a week and a half before we would actually compete,” Toman said. They’ll hold a scrimmage against Twin Valley - a 2A team they won’t see in the playoffs - next week to keep the competitive juices flowing as anticipation for the league tournament builds. The Wildcats are actually done for the regular season, posting an official record of 16-1 that has them second in the District 3 Class 3A power rankings, a spot ahead of Central.
Central York and Susquehannock will meet in the other semifinal, a rematch of a 7-4 Panthers victory on April 25. … It’s been fun.”ĭallastown and South Western will square off in one of two league semifinals May 17 the Wildcats pummeled the Mustangs 21-7 in their previous meeting April 20. “The results are great, but it’s more about how we brought the kids together and how they’ve just taken coaching all year.
“It’s very satisfying,” Dallastown head coach Scott Toman said after Thursday’s victory.
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