(Inside Lacrosse Photo: Michael Clark)
CHESTER, Pa. — The Maryland Charm claimed the first-ever Women's Lacrosse League Championship, 16-13, against the California Palms inside Subaru Park on Saturday.
Sydni Black was ****** ing ankles en route to Championship MVP honors, scoring four goals for a game-high five points, but she certainly wasn't alone in the ****** le triumph. Cassidy Spilis and Alex Aust Holman notched key hat tricks with precise interior finishing, Livy Rosenzweig had 13 draw controls (including 10 of the first 16) with a goal and goalie tandem Caylee Waters and Jenika Cuocco both made 8 saves to anchor a defensive effort that limited the Palms to their lowest goal total all summer.
"I mean, it's history books right there," Black told ILWomen postgame when asked what it meant to win the league's first full-season ****** le. "I think it's amazing to go down in history as the first champions. A game on ESPN and an amazing crowd with fans, it's something we'll never forget and hopefully little girls watching get inspired to continue dreaming big."
Black's night was unmistakably incredible, with each of her four scores getting better than the last. Her first-half hat trick was eye-popping matched up against one of the best defenders in the world in California's Emily Nalls, but her fourth was the highlight of the game.
#lacrosse #black #four
CHESTER, Pa. — The Maryland Charm claimed the first-ever Women's Lacrosse League Championship, 16-13, against the California Palms inside Subaru Park on Saturday.
Sydni Black was ****** ing ankles en route to Championship MVP honors, scoring four goals for a game-high five points, but she certainly wasn't alone in the ****** le triumph. Cassidy Spilis and Alex Aust Holman notched key hat tricks with precise interior finishing, Livy Rosenzweig had 13 draw controls (including 10 of the first 16) with a goal and goalie tandem Caylee Waters and Jenika Cuocco both made 8 saves to anchor a defensive effort that limited the Palms to their lowest goal total all summer.
"I mean, it's history books right there," Black told ILWomen postgame when asked what it meant to win the league's first full-season ****** le. "I think it's amazing to go down in history as the first champions. A game on ESPN and an amazing crowd with fans, it's something we'll never forget and hopefully little girls watching get inspired to continue dreaming big."
Black's night was unmistakably incredible, with each of her four scores getting better than the last. Her first-half hat trick was eye-popping matched up against one of the best defenders in the world in California's Emily Nalls, but her fourth was the highlight of the game.
#lacrosse #black #four
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