The Defensive 4 for the Lady Elks were rock solid all night, led by Seniors Maggie Pickrel and Sarah Spaulding, as well as Sophomores Claire Leaver and Neve Alappatt. Their efforts kept Oakwood from gaining any momentum, allowing the Lady Elks to stay in control throughout the game.
Cami Staudt had an outstanding performance, scoring four goals, two assists, and two caused turnovers. Mina Nassar also had an impressive showing with three goals, while Elise Lenos had three goals and one assist. Ava Routzhan had two goals, Arabella Rettig had one goal, two assists, and three caused turnovers, Celeste Combs and Molly Dickens each had one goal, and Delphine Camp was back from her injury and had one goal.
Jorja Williams was solid in the goal with nine saves, further highlighting the Lady Elks' team effort.
The Varsity team's record now stands at 5-3 on the season, and their latest win is a testament to their hard work and dedication. The team's success can be attributed to their strong teamwork, solid defense, and skilled offensive players.
The Lady Elks JV team also had a successful night, beating Oakwood 14-5 on the road. The JV team's strong performance is a promising sign for the future of the program.
The Lady Elks Lacrosse teams will be back in action on Tuesday, April 11th, with the JV team taking on Springboro at 5:30 pm and the Varsity team taking on Northmont at 7 pm. This is a White Out game for the girls, and tickets are only available online at
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As the Lady Elks continue their season, their community and school are proud of their achievements and eagerly await their future games. With their strong team dynamic and skilled players, the Lady Elks Lacrosse team has the potential to achieve great things this season.
