HYANNIS – Barnstable High junior Callie Rogorzenski fired six goals into the Cape Cod Academy net Monday afternoon, and led the Red & White girls’ lacrosse team to a 13-7 victory at W. Leo Shields Memorial Field.
Barnstable High’s Callie Rogorzenski (left) battles for draw control with Cape Cod Academy’s Becca White in Monday’s 13-7 win for the host Red Raiders.
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The Red Raiders’ Emma Glover, who netted a hat trick, kept the hosts’ heads above water in the first half, however, as she attacked the middle early and often. Cape Cod Academy’s Rebekah Nicholas – who tallied four scores on the day – was equally prolific as the two teams went into the halftime intermission tied at 5-5.
Rogorzenski came right out at halftime and was running and gunning immediately: she needed just 1:13 into the second stanza to put the go-ahead score in net for a 6-5 lead that the hosts never relinquished. Another score 0:30 seconds later made it 7-5, Barnstable. By 19:39 of the second frame, Barnstable had poured in four successive goals for a 9-5 lead.
Cape Cod Academy’s Becca White – a spitfire in and around the net throughout the affair – tacked a hat trick on for the day’s effort, but it was not enough as Barnstable spread the wealth around in terms of scoring after Rogorzenski and Glover were done.
Barnstable’s Kylie Hallam scored two, and Claire Deely and Olivia Pearsall each had one.
Red Raider goalie Bridget Murphy played exceptionally well throughout the affair, making nine saves.
Barnstable is now 3-5 on the season while Cape Cod Academy dropped to .500 at 3-3. The Red Raiders next welcome the New Bedford Whalers on Wednesday at 4:00 pm in a non-league contest. Cape Cod Academy hits the road today to face a tough Falmouth Academy team at 4:00 pm.
Falmouth Academy – 17
Providence Country Day School – 2
The undefeated Falmouth Academy girls’ lacrosse team remained as such Monday afternoon, with a 17-2 pasting of the visiting Providence Country Day School.
Jane Earley took five shots on goal and four went in, while she tacked on three assists for a seven-point day to lead her Mariner laxwomen to their fifth straight victory.
Addy Hayman and Charlotte Van Voorhis both added hat tricks to the high-octane, offensive output delivered by the Mariner girls and each had two assists.
Falmouth Academy’s Hannah Ginsberg netted a pair of goals and added an assist to round off the high scorers for the afternoon.
Kenzie Rogers made 10 saves in goal for the hosts. At halftime, Falmouth Academy led 12-0 and pulled back on the reins a little bit in the second half, outscoring the guests, 5-2, for the 17-2 finale.
Falmouth Academy welcomes Cape Cod Academy today at 4:00 pm.
— Sean Walsh is the sports editor for www.capecod.com. His email is [email protected]. Follow him on Twitter @coachwalshccbm
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