Green Hornets Boys Win Trilogy Lacrosse Chesapeake Fall Classic

Fresh off an undefeated season with a 10-0 record in the Anne Arundel County peewee (third/fourth-grade) Gators Division, the Severna Park Green Hornets 2032 boys lacrosse team won the Trilogy Lacrosse Chesapeake Fall Classic at Calvert Regional Park in North East, Maryland, on October 15.

Coached by Brad Reppert, Derek Howells, Kim Bloomfield and Eric Wedemeyer, the team swept all four games en route to the trophy. The Green Hornets team — the Repsnakes — beat Duke’s Elite 2032 Trotter 9-0, Legends 2032 11-1, and BLC 2032 Blue 7-1 to advance to the championship game where they defeated FCA MS 2032 by a score of 12-3.

Throughout the tournament, Severna Park was paced offensively by Caden Howells (nine goals, one assist, 12 ground balls), Liam Cooke (eight goals, one assist, 10 ground balls), River Baker (six goals, one assist, 15 ground balls), Braxton Reppert (three goals, three assists, four ground balls) and Nathan Feldman (one goal, three assists, five ground balls). Bryce Arnold (three goals, nine ground balls), Ryan Berger (two goals, one assist, eight ground balls), Lawton Bloomfield (two goals, one ground ball), Brian Staples (one goal, one assist, seven ground balls), Connor Wild (one goal, three ground balls), Joey Potocek (one goal, 13 ground balls), Mark Wedemeyer (one goal, one ground ball) and Aiden Cooke (one assist, seven ground balls) also contributed to the scoring.

Defensively, goaltenders Sammy Coleman and Bryce Arnold allowed only 1.25 goals per game. The stout defensive effort was led by Aiden Cooke (six caused turnovers), Joey Potocek (five caused turnovers), Hunter Slater (four caused turnovers, three ground balls), Graeme McDowell (three caused turnovers, eight ground balls), Henry Smith (two caused turnovers, six ground balls) and Carter Wasserman (two caused turnovers, two ground balls). Grady Shadowens (six ground balls) and George Fewster (four ground balls) also helped control possession and were instrumental in the championship run.