Lincoln-Way’s boys varsity lacrosse team secured a decisive 14-1 victory over Providence Catholic on Friday evening, concluding its regular season with significant momentum as it heads into the playoffs.
According to the match report, the Warriors established their dominance early and maintained it throughout the game. Senior attacker Matt Konow led the offensive effort by scoring four goals, contributing significantly to Lincoln-Way’s strong attack.
Logan Lahey was instrumental in goal, conceding only one score from Providence Catholic and anchoring a solid defensive performance. The Celtics struggled to find their rhythm against Lahey and the Lincoln-Way defense during the match.
At the faceoff X, Logan Yerkey was nearly unbeatable, winning 90% of his draws. This allowed Lincoln-Way to control possession effectively and maintain pressure on their opponents. Yerkey’s performance was crucial in generating scoring opportunities for his team.
Head coach Jackson expressed satisfaction with his team’s performance. “I’m really proud of how the boys came out and took care of business,” Jackson said. “This is the kind of momentum we want heading into the postseason.”
Lincoln-Way now shifts its focus to the upcoming playoff run, aiming to sustain its dominant form.