By Tony Pinciaro Last year, YORKTOWN came into the Section 1 Class B Girls’ Lacrosse Championship on a mission to win it and accomplished its goal. Yorktown, seeded first, is planning on making it consecutive sectional titles. However, Reileigh McEnroe

By Tony Pinciaro Every time Anastasia Byrnes steps on the lacrosse field she immediately becomes the center of attention – by the opponent. The BYRAM HILLS’ senior is one of the most prolific offensive players in Section 1 as evidenced

By Tony Pinciaro The schedule-makers were not kind to HORACE GREELEY to start the season. Not only did the 2023 Section 1 Class B finalist Quakers open a week later than their first two opponents, they had to face two

By Tony Pinciaro HEN HUD faced two questions entering the 2024 season as the Sailors had to replace their graduated starters and welcome a new coach as veteran head man Rob Molfetta retired. Through five games, the Sailors have made

Briarcliff, P’Ville Hope to Challenge in Class D by Tony Pinciaro The YORKTOWN girls’ lacrosse program has always been among the elite of Section 1, winning numerous Section 1 titles in this century. However, following the Cornhuskers’ title in 2017,

By Tony Pinciaro If you are a young, school-age girl or boy in Yorktown, one of the first gifts you receive is a lacrosse stick. Lacrosse is synonymous with Section 1 championships in both the girls’ and boys’ programs. So,

Briarcliff Falls in Class D Finals, Somers Ousted in B Semis; Pace U. Takes National Title By Tony Pinciaro The YORKTOWN girls’ lacrosse team returned to a familiar place – the title circle. Following a 15-12 win over top-seeded Horace

Somers Reaches Class C Semis; Briarcliff Cruising in Class D By Tony Pinciaro Fiona Brown was primed to have a huge senior year, especially after foot issues hampered her for the 2022 Horace Greeley girls’ lacrosse season. “Last year was

By Hannah Getman & Jon Martirano, Examiner Interns It was not a typical senior night for FOX LANE. Most teams would pick an opponent they know they can beat, but not the Foxes. The Foxes (9-7) ranked 5th in Class

 By Tony Pinciaro Madison Porter was hooked once she picked up a lacrosse stick as a first-grader. It was only natural she would start playing lacrosse, following the path created by older sisters Mackenize and Jordan (both attend/play at Missouri