Friday Night Lights

By Dominic Cipriano: This Friday, St.Edmond’s is renting lights for the sports field. All of the lacrosse teams are playing. The 3rd and 4th grade team will play at 6:30, 5th and 6th grade team will play at 7:30, and closing the night down the 7th and 8th grade team will play at 8:30. All of the teams are going against the Brandywine Youth Club(BYC) The varsity team has played them twice already with a win by at least 10 each game. That is all of the games for Friday night lights at SEA, so come support your classmates.

Baseball Vs. Lacrosse

By Dominic Cipriano and Kevin O’Neill: With the spring sports season coming to an end, it is time to ask the annual question… Which is better lacrosse or baseball? This year it is pretty clear, with the varsity lacrosse team being 16-3 as of 5/2/13 and the baseball team being 1-7 lacrosse wins by a landslide. But you decide which is better Lacrosse or Baseball.

SEA Lacrosse

By Dominic Cipriano and Kevin O’Neill JR.: The lacrosse team is now 11-1 with a win yesterday against H.B. DuPont. The SEA Varsity lacrosse team won 11-2 in the A-Team game and in the B-Team game we won 7-0 with bringing up Colin Kennedy, Sean Colman, J.C. Pauley, Will deBruin, and Walter deBruin from the J.V. Team. This Friday there will be a game at 9:15 under the lights at Baynard Stadium against Cecil. Hopefully there will be a great support of SEA fans watching.

SEA Lacrosse Update

By Dominic Cipriano & Kevin O’Neill: In the past month and a half the St. Edmond’s Academy Varsity lacrosse team went 6-0 in two tournaments. Every game the varsity team out scored their opponent by as many points of 3 plus. Out of all 6 games the team only let up 6 goals. The goalies Troy Ogelsby and Evan Shopfer played outstandingly. The defense, Dominic Cipriano, Dan Hogan, Kevin O’Neill, Mike Devine, and Nick Salameda, played exceptionally with the goalies. With more improvements happening the team has good things coming ahead.

SEA Lacrosse

By Kevin O’Neill Jr. And Dominic Cipriano: Varsity lacrosse for the seventh and eighth graders started Monday, March 4th. The first practice was cold, but the team got a good amount of work done and they shook off all of the cobwebs. The team already has a scrimmage this coming up Wednesday against TowerHill. Also with two scheduled tournaments in Pennsylvania and Maryland it looks like the team will have a great year.