Number	Name	Position	Hometown	Grade
16	Copeland, Peyton	M/D	Ringoes, NJ	10
3	Delie, Rachel	M/D	Buckingham, PA	11
27	Gallagher, Victoria	A	Chalfont, PA	12
8	Hernandez, Ana	D	Bronx, NY	11
9	Hutchins, Laurel	A	Yardley, PA	11
22	Kaage, Barjona	D	Whitefish Bay, WI	11
18	Katuran-Kelly, Kathleen	D/M	Levittown, PA	11
1	Kenny, Katarina	G	Doylestown, PA	10
13	Kyle, Juliana	D/M	Pennington, NJ	9
17	Maignan, Tamera	M	Easton, PA	10
20	Matos, Bianca	M	Bethlehem, PA	10
7	Matson, Alexa	A	Yardley, PA	9
5	Matson, Isabelle	M/D	Yardley, PA	9
12	Morrison, Alice	A	Yardley, PA	10
11	Noe, Amelia	D	Newtown, PA	11
10	Opiatowski, Victoria	M	New Hope, PA	9
28	Pasqual, Hope	A	Yardley, PA	11
6	Rawlings, Caroline	D/M	Furlong, PA	9
21	Seraydarian, Isabella	D	Newtown, PA	10
0	Thompson, Irion	G	Trenton, NJ	12
24	Wolf, Sarah Louise	D	Hesse, Germany	10

George School Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse played Baldwin School in the PAISAA Commonwealth Cup semi-finals game today, Sat., May 21 at Baldwin School on grass.

 

George School lost the game 20-11

Halftime score 11-2

GS overall record – 10-7

 

GS Scorers and stat Leaders:

Jules Kyle – 2 g/2gb

Lexi Matson – 2g/1a/2gb

Izzy Matson -2 g/5gb/5dc

Alice Morrison – 1 goal

Victoria Opiatowski – 4 g/5gb/5dc

Peyton Copeland 1 a/6 ground balls/2 DC

Rachel Delie – 1 assist/3gb

Louise Wolf – 2gb

GS Goalies:  
First Half – Ire Thompson 19 shots/6 saves11goals/

Second half – Kat Kenny – 20 shots/7 saves/9g

 

George School played their last game of the season in style; fighting hard for every ball throughout the game. Although the first half was difficult against a strong Baldwin team, GS came back stronger and faster in the second half and scored 9 goals. I was proud of the players for their ability to stay in the game and play as a team. This group of athletes has been led by an incredible group of upper-classmen. I want to especially recognize our graduating seniors, Ire Thompson, our magnificent goalie, and Tori Gallagher, our aggressive elbow defender. As captains (along with juniors, Rachel Delie and Laurel Hutchins), the two of them have been the backbone of this team and stayed with lacrosse throughout these crazy covid years! It has been a joy to coach them and watch them grow as players and as strong women. We will miss them next year, along with Louise Wolf, who will be leaving us at the end of this year to go home to Germany. I also just want to thank all my players for making this an exciting and awesome last season for me! What potential this group of athletes has. Best of luck in the future! You will always be near and dear to my heart!

Go, GS Lacrosse! Go, GS Cougars!

Nancy Zurn Bernardini

George School Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse vs Perkiomen School PAISAA State Commonwealth Division Tournament – first round

 

George School won 13-2

Halftime score 7-1

GS Overall Record 10-6

GS will play #1 seed Baldwin School, tomorrow Sat., May 14 at 10:00AM at Baldwin

 

GS Scorers and Stat Leaders:

Peyton Copeland 1g/1a/3 groundballs

Rachel Delie – 1 g/3 CT

Jules Kyle 1 g/1 a

Lexi Matson 2g/2a/

Izzy Matson 2g/2dc

Alice Morrison 2g/2gb

Victoria Opiatowski 3g/5dc

Caroline Rawlings 1g/1 a/4gb

Bella Seraydarian 2gb

Barjona Kaage - GB

 

Ire Thompson – winning Goalie – stats will be added later

Kat Kenny – came in during second half with 14 minutes left

 

GS won their first round in the PAISAA State Tournament Commonwealth Cup Division. The players dominated most of the game, with a collapsing and aggressive defense, quick ground ball pickups, excellent passing, great goal-keeping, and an all-around excellent team effort. I am just so proud of how far this group of scholar-athletes have come this season. They play every game with a determination to succeed,  a strong belief in each other, and wonderful heart! They play as a family, if one person is down, the next person picks up for them and they carry each other through the game, supporting, encouraging, and giving it their all! GS wants to win and win together, playing their best! What more could a coach ask of her players! Our next game is against Baldwin tomorrow morning at 10:00 at Baldwin.

Nancy Zurn Bernardini

George School Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse vs Moorestown Friends – Friends Schools League Quaker Cup Finals Wed., May 11 – at GS on Turf

George School won 18-3

9-1 at half

GS Overall Record 9-6

League Record 5-4

 

Scorers/Stat Leaders for George School

 

Rachel Delie – 1 goal

Jules Kyle – 3 goals/1 assist

Tamera Maignan – 1 goal

Lexi Matson – 4 goals/3 assists

Izzy Matson 2 goals/1 assist/6 draw controls/6 ground balls

Alice Morrison – 2 goals/1 assist

Victoria Opiatowski – 4 goals/5 ground balls/4 Draw Controls

Caroline Rawlings – 1 goal/1 assist/1 draw control

Tori Gallagher -  1 assist

Peyton Copeland – 3 Draw Controls

 

GS Goalie – Ire Thompson – 46 minutes – 11 sabes (8 saves in first half)/16 shots/3 goals

Kat Kenny – 4 minutes – 0 sabes/0 shots/0 goals

George School won the FSL Quaker Cup Tournament. The team played their best game all season, with senior goalie and captain, Ire Thompson, having the best game of her career. In the first half alone, Ire made 8 amazing saves. George School left it all on the field today. Each person playing an amazing game. Moorestown kept GS on our toes, by being fast and aggressive throughout the game, but GS kept our composure and did an awesome job. Kudos to Vic and Izzy for coming up with 10 draw controls, and congrats to the defense that collapsed on the MFS attack. George School will be playing in the PAISAA Tournament for the first time. More info to come.

Nancy Zurn Bernardini

George School Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse vs Westtown School – Friends Schools league Quaker Cup Semi-finals (5^th place GS vs 8^th place Westtown. Played at GS on our turf.

George School won 15-3

Halftime score – 11-1 GS

 

GS overall record – 8-6

                FSL Record – 4-4

 

George Scorers and stat leaders:

Peyton Copeland – 1 goal/2 assists/2 ground balls

Rachel Deli  - 1 goal/3gb

Laurel Hutchins 1 goal/3gb

Jules Kyle 1 goal/1 assist

Tamera Maignan – 1 goal/2gb

Lexi Matson 3goals/2 assists

Izzy Matson – 3goals/2 assists/4gb/3 draw controls

Alice Morrison – 2 goals/Victoria Opitowski – 1 goal/1 assist/5 dc

Caroline Rawlings – 1 g

Tori Gallagher – 2 gb

 

GS Goalie:

First Half – Ire Thompson 2 shots/1 save/1 goal

Second Half – Kat Kenny – 6 shots/4 saves/1 goal

 

George School played a very nice team game and took an early lead with Freshman, Lexi Matson scoring the first goal, off a beautiful assist by her sister, Izzy Matson. Both players scored 3 goals and added two assists each. GS passed the ball well down the field, double-teamed throughout the game, and collapsed on Westtown’s attack to stop them from scoring. Kudos to our seniors, Ire Thompson, our goalie extraordinaire and Tori Gallagher, our versatility player, for helping to lead the team to victory. GS will now play Moorestown Friends for the Quaker Cup Finals on Wednesday at 4:00 at GS on our turf.

Nancy Zurn Bernardini

George School Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse vs Abington Friends – FSL game – Thursday, May 5 at AFS on grass

AFS won 8-4

Half-time score 4-3 AFS up

GS record 7-6/FSL record 3-4

Scorers/Stat Leaders for George School:

Peyton Copeland 1goal/2 assists

Lexi Matson 3 goals/2gb

Laurel Hutchins – 3 gb

Victoria Opiatowski – 3 caused turnovers/2 draw controls

Izzy Matson – 2 caused turnovers/2 gb/1dc

 

GS Goalies:

Ire Thompson 11 shots/3 saves/8 goals

Kat Kenny – 5 shots/4 saves

 

George School played the last league game of the regular season. Although GS lost, the team played well together and had some beautiful shots on goal. AFS’ goalie made some great saves. I was proud of our defense for collapsing on the AFS attack out front. The group worked tenaciously throughout the game. When the defense came up with the ball, GS worked the ball down the field nicely, making some beautiful passes along the way. Ire Thompson and Kat Kenny both were solid in the cage. GS's last regular-season game is on Saturday at home against Conwell-Egan. We will honor our seniors, Ire Thompson and Tori Gallagher after the game, along with our senior managers, Katie Rose, Olivia, and Amanda!

Nancy Zurn Bernardini

George School Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse vs Peddie at Peddie – Tues., May 3, 2022

GS lost 16-8

Halftime score – 10-2 Peddie

GS Record – 7-5

George scorers/Stat leaders

Jules Kyle – 4 goals

Lexi Matson 1g/1 assist

Izzy Matson 3 goals/3 draw controls/2gb/3caused turnovers

Rachel Delie – 4 draw controls

Tori Gallagher – 3 ground balls

Alice Morrison – 2 dc

GS Goalies

First Half – Ire Thompson – 3 saves/9 goals

Second Half – Kat Kenny – 10 saves – 6 goals

George School Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse vs Lansdale Catholic – Saturday, April 30 at George on grass.

Non-league game

George School won – 17-13

Halftime score – 7-6 Lansdale was up

GS overall record: 7-4

Scorers/top stats for George School:

Peyton Copeland – 1g/1a

Rachel Delie – 1g

Jules Kyle – 3 goals

Lexi Matson 7 goals/4 assists/4dc

Izzy Matson 3 goals/3 assists

Alice Morrison 2 goals

Tori Gallagher 2 caused turnovers/3 gb

Bella Seraydarian – 2 gb

 

George School Goalie:

Kat Kenny – 9 saves/13 goals/22 shots

 

George School was behind 6-3 at the beginning of the game, but after the timeout the team played their best game so far this year. The GS players showed so much heart, grit, determination, perseverance, and patience throughout the game. The chemistry was very obvious today. I am just so incredibly proud of the entire group for fighting hard, wanting every ball, and making great passes and beautiful shots on goal. The defense stopped a number of attacks through double-teaming, collapsing on the players, and aggressive play! Well done, GS!

 

Nancy Zurn Bernardini

George School vs Shipley School – Friends School League Game – Tuesday, April 26, 2022

GS lost 16-6

Halftime score 7-1

GS overall record 6-4/ FSL record 3-3

George School Scorers and stat leaders

Jules Kyle 1 g

Lexi Matson 1 goal

Izzy Matson 1 goal/1 dc

Alice Morrison 1 g

Victoria Opiatpwski 2g/ 2 assists/2dc

Rachel Delie 1 Assist/3 gb/2 caused turnovers

Caroline Rawlings 2dc

Louise Wolf – 3gb/2ct

 

GS Goalies

Ire Thompson 30 minutes – 8 saves/18 shots/9 goals allowed

Kat Kenny 20 minutes in second half – 4 saves/11 shots/7 goals allowed

 

Although George School Varsity Lacrosse put in tremendous effort in the game today, Shipley outplayed George School, and won 16-6. GS played a more consistent second half and started attacking goal more and thus scored a few more times. Ire Thompson did a great job in goal making 8 beautiful saves in the contest. Rachel Delie did an awesome job on defense, while Izzy Matson and Vic Opiatowski hustled hard and showed a lot of grit in the midfield and on attack. Louise Wolf and Delie led on defense with three ground balls (a change of possession) a piece. Mimi Noe stepped up her game and was quite effective as a post player today, earning a ground ball and a caused turnover. Tori Gallagher did an impressive job, helping us out on defense – her height, her communication skills, and her persistence really helped us on defense! The goals scored were excellent, as were the two assists by Opiatowski!. Many people played out of position today to help out and as always I am impressed by the desire of this group of athletes to keep improving and to work hard no matter what the score is. They really support each other beautifully on and off the field. Also a special shout-out to our amazing managers, Katie, Olivia, Amanda, and Genesis – I couldn’t ask for a better group of leaders!!!

Nancy Zurn Bernardini

George School Varsity Lacrosse vs Pennington School – Friday, April 22

Non-League

At George School on the turf

GS won 5-4

Halftime score GS 3- Pennington 2

Full Game Video

GS Record – Overall record – 6-3

 

Goals/and stat leaders for George School:

 

Lexi Matson 1 goal/2 assist/2 ct

Alice Morrison – 2 goals

Izzy Matson 2 goals/2ct/3draw controls

Victoria Opistowski  - 1 assist/3ct/6gb/2dc

Rachel Delie – 4 caused turnovers/2 gb

Caroline Rawlings – 2ct/3gb

Louise Wolf – 3ct/3gb

 

GS Goalie:

Ire Thompson – 50 minutes – 11 saves/15 shots/4 goals

 

George School put together another beautifully fought team game today against local rival, Pennington School. The defense (Hutchins, Wolf, Rawlings, Maignan, Hernandez, Delie, I. Matson, Opiatowski, and Noe) played aggressively and tight on their players, forcing many turnovers. Ire Thompson, our goalie had a superb game, her best of the season with 11 saves in the game. The defense communicated loudly and worked hard to double players and crash in on cutters. When they stole the ball, they had some beautiful passes to the attack who caught the long and short passes and worked hard to get the ball down field. Both goalies played well and made some great saves. The middies on the draws (Victoria, Peyton, and Izzy continue to dominate, winning 6 draws today. The winning goal was scored by Alice Morrison at the 15:42 mark in the second half. It’s been fun to watch this group of athletes come together and play as one! Elena and I are honored to be their coaches! Well done, Cougars!

Nancy Zurn Bernardini

George School Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse vs Westtown School – Thursday, April 21, 2022 at George School on turf

Friends Schools League Contest

George School won – 19-5

Halftime score – 14-2

 

Scorers and stat leaders for George School:

Peyton Copeland 1 goal/3 caused turnovers/3 ground balls/2 draw controls

Rachel Delie – 1 goal/2ct/4gb

Tori Gallagher 2 goals/3ct

Jules Kyle 3 goals

Lexi Matson 4 goals/3 Assists/2ct/3gb

Izzy Matson 1 goal/2ct/3gb/7draw controls

Alice Morrison 1 goal/1 assist

Victoria Opiatowski – 6 goals/3 assists/6ct/5gb/6dc

GS Goalies:

First Half: Ire Thompson 1 save/3 shots/2 goals

Second Half: Kat Kenny 1 save/4 shots/3 goals

It has been so much fun watching the growth of this team as individuals and the team, but more importantly is the coming together of this team as a unit and a family! We played for each other today – with determination, grit, and fire in our belly! Today, George School fought hard and consistently for the entire game. The middies (Izzy Matson, Victoria Opiatowski, Peyton Copeland, and Rachel Delie were on fire throughout the field, double teaming in the midfield, winning the ground balls, passing quickly down field, and going hard to goal – they were awesome! The attack, led by Lexi Matson with 4 goals and 3 assists, was also going hard to goal, but looking for the pass as well. Alice Morrison, Jules Kyle, Tori Gallagher, Peyton Copeland,  and Hope Pasqual (along with Lexi and Vic) passed well to each other on attack, cut hard to goal, and made some great connecting passes. Defense (Louise Wolf, Bar Kaage, Mimi Noe, Tamera Maignan, Caroline Rawlings, Ana Hernandez, Laurel Hutchins, and Rachel Delie, and our goalies (Ire Thompson and Kat Kenny) were just so quick to smother the ball and come up with it. Overall our transition from defense to offense and vice versa was the best I have seen this season. So proud of these players! Great job, GS!

 

Nancy Zurn Bernardini

George School Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse vs Moorestown Friends at MFS – April 19, 2022 -grass field

Friends School league Contest

GS won 12-11

Half time score: MFS 6 and GS 2

 

GS Overall Record 4-3 – and FSL record 2-2

 

George School scorers/top stats:

Jules Kyle 1goal/2 gb

Lexi Matson 3 goals/6 ground balls

Izzy Matson 4 goals/2 gb/2 caused turnovers/3 draw controls

Alice Morrison 2 goals/3 gb

Victoria Opiatowski 2 goals/2dc

Peyton Copeland 7 draw controls

Caroline Rawlings 5 ground balls

Barjona Kaage – 2gb

 

 

George School Goalies:

First Half – Ire Thompson  - 14 shots/6 saves/6 goals

Second Half – Kat Kenny – 7 shots/2 saves/5 goals

 

This had to be one of the proudest moments for me in my coaching career. GS was down 6-2 at the half and we were not playing our best game. But in the second half, the players came onto the field, determined to play as a team, and that they did. Scoring 10 goals in the second half and only allowing 5 goals scored by MFS was an awesome and difficult task by this team. I am just incredibly proud of every individual who stepped up and played an incredible team game in the second half. The winning goal was scored with a 1:45 left by freshmen center middie, Victoria Opiatowski. Standout performances today had to be the whole team coming together to play as one! Kudos to the defense (Louise Wolf, Laurel Hutchins, Tamera Maignan, Bar Kaage, Mimi Noe) and in particular, Rachel Delie who led the team in both spirit and voice throughout the game. In the center, our middies (Izzy Matson, Caroline Rawlings, Vic, and Peyton Copeland) were fantastic. Peyton had the game of her life, winning 7 amazing draws (most of them in the second half – she was on fire!) On attack, Lexi Matson, Alice Morrison, and Jules Kyle had some gorgeous goals! The comeback was awesome to watch, with the team leaving everything on the field today! Lots of hard work, good energy, true grit, and pure heart were shown today by this incredible group of athletes! Well done!

 

Nancy Bernardini – Head Coach

George School Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse vs Stuart Country Day – Thursday, April 14 at Stuart on Turf – Non-league

GS Lost 14-8

GS Overall Record – 3-3 and FSL record 1-2

 

GS Score/Stat Leaders:

Jules Kyle 2 goals/2gb

Lexi Matson 2 goals/3 GB

Izzy Matson 2 goals/2gb

Victoria Opiatowski 1 goal /1 assist/2 gb/2dc

Peyton Copeland 1 goal/2gb

Rachel Delie – 2gb

Laurel Hutchins 3 gB/2 Caused Turnovers

 

GS Goalies:

First Half – Ire Thompson – 3 saves/6 goals

Second Half – Kat Kenny – 3 saves/8 goals

 

George School played their best defensive game today with Rachel Delie and Laurel Hutchins leading the way. The defense as a whole came up with the ball a lot more, which was awesome to see. The midfield pressured well and won many balls. The attack worked hard to attack the goal more while looking for the inside pass. All 8 goals were beautiful by GS and I was very proud of the attack for finding the confidence to attack the goal more aggressively.

Our next game is on Tuesday, Away at Moorestown Friends.

Nancy Bernardini - Coach

George School vs Germantown Friends – Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse Tuesday, April 12 at GFS on grass

GFS won 16-4

GS overall record 3-2, FSL record 1-2

 

GS Score/Stats:

Jules Kyle 1 goal

Lexi Matson 1 goal/1 assist/3gb

Izzy Matson 1 goal/1 assist/2dc/2gb

Alice Morrison 1 goal/2gb

Victoria Opiatowski 2 assists/6 gb/2dc

Caroline Rawlings 3 gb

Jules Kyle 2 Gb

Mimi Noe 2gb

 

GS Goalies:

Ire Thompson – first half – 16 shots/5 saves/11 goals

Kat Kenny – second half – 6 shots/ 1 save/5 goals

 

George School traveled to GFS today on a beautiful afternoon to play on their grass field. Although GFS won pretty handily, I was proud of our players for hanging in there and working hard to come up with the ball throughout the game. All four goals were scored off of beautiful assists! The goalies made some great saves and we forced GFS to drop the ball a number of times. In particular, Peyton Copeland had an excellent game in the midfield, pressuring the other team and fighting hard for the ball. Alice Morrison had some amazing high catches in a crowd of defense which made the catches even more impressive! Laurel Hutchins and Barjona Kaage were strong as post defense as well. The next game is Thursday, non-league against Stuart Country Day at their place.

George School Varsity Lacrosse vs Lower Moreland High School - Sat., April 9 – Non-league

At George School on turf

 

GS won 16-2

Overall record 3-1, FSL record 1-1

 

Goals/assists/Top Stats for George:

Peyton Copeland 1g/1a/4gb

Rachel Delie 1g/2gb/2ct

Tori Gallagher 1a/2gb

Jules Kyle 1g

Lexi Matson 5g/1a/3gb

Izzy Matson 2g/1a/2dc

Alice Morrison 4g

Victoria Opiakowski 2g/2gb/3dc

Hope Pasqual 1a

Bianca Matos 3gb/2ct

Louise Wolf 5ct/2gb

 

GS Goalies

Ire Thompson (first half) – 4 shots/3 saves/1 goal

Kat Kenny (2^nd half) – 5 shots/4 saves/1 goal

 

George School played a fast-paced team game with strong passing down the field/some beautiful assists and goals, and tight defense. Louise Wolf did an awesome job leading the defense in caused turnovers with 5. Peyton Copeland won 5 ground balls today, leading the team. Our goalies, Ire Thompson and Kat Kenny, both had strong halves with some impressive saves and successful clears. Our middies (Victoria, Izzy, Caroline, Peyton, and Jules) were fast and aggressive in the midfield and were always there for their teammates for connecting cuts. Opiakowski earned three draw controls once again, leading the way in the center. Lexi Matson led the team with 5 goals and 1 assist, while Alice Morrison put in four herself. 7 different people scored for the team, while 5 different people assisted. This team's play and support of each other makes me so proud of this group of student-athletes. Finally, kudos to our defense who smothered the attack with lots of double teams and strong defense.

George School vs Friends’ Central Varsity Girls’ Lacrosse Game at George School, Fri., April 8 on Turf – Friends Schools League Game

George School won 16-3

Halftime score: 7-2

George School record: Overall 2-1, in the FSL 1-1

 

George School Scorers/Stats:

Tori Gallagher 3 goals/1 assist

Jules Kyle 1 goal, 2 assists

Lexi Matson 3 goals/1 assist

Izzy Matson 5 goals/1 assist/4GB/3DC

Alice Morrison 1 goal

Victoria Opiatowski 1 goal/4GB/3DC

Caroline Rawlings 2 goals/3DC

Laurel Hutchins 4GB/2CT

George School stepped up our play today as a team – our passing was excellent today and we were more patient with when and how we passed. We won most of the ground balls through fast and aggressive play and a lot of determination. Fr. Izzy Matson had an excellent overall game with 5 goals 1 assists and winning 3 draw controls and 5 groundballs. Her twin sister, Lexi Matson and senior, Tori Gallagher, both earned hat tricks today. Fr. Victoria Opiatowski and Fr. Caroline Rawlings each earned three draw controls today as well! Jr Laurel Hutchins was a standout on defense today. Sr Ire Thompson started in goal and made 6 saves with 9 shots (and 3 goals scored). So Kat Kenny came in in the middle of the second half stopped 4 shots off of 4 shits and no goals were allowed. I was so proud of our team today and their improvement and desire to play for each other! Next game is Lower Moreland tomorrow at GS at 11:00.

George School Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse vs Academy of the New Church Tuesday, April 5, 2022

Friends Schools League Game

Final Score: ANC won 13-4

Halftime Score – 1-5 ANC

 

Goal Scorers/Assists for George:

Izzy Matson 2 goals

Lexi Matson 1 Goal

Jules Kyle 1 goal/1 assist

Laurel Hutchins 1 assist

Victoria Opiatowski 1 Assist/4 draw Controls

 

Goal Scorers/Assists for ANC:

Genzlinger 2goals

B.McCurdy 2 goals

X.Wade 4 goals

B. Clark 4 goals

E. Bryntesson 1 goal

 

GS Goalies:

Kat Kenny – 12 shots/4 saves/8 goals

Ire Thompson – 8 shots/3 saves/5 goals

 

George School played FSL opponent, ANC, at George School on the turf field. The game was fast and physical, but GS hung in there in the first half with strong performances from defender, Caroline Rawlings and middies, Vic Opiatowski, Izzy Matson, and Rachel Delie. It was only our second game in our second week back from our spring break. We learned a lot about where we need to focus our attention for the next few days to be ready for our next opponent on Friday (FSL opponent, Friends’ Central.) This team has a lot of potential and we look forward to watching the growth of the team.

 

George School Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse @ Perkiomen School Monday, April 1, 2022

Friends Schools League Game

Final Score: GS won 9-4
Non-League Game
George School Record: 1-0

George School Goal Scorers: Jules Kyle 2, Lexi Matson 4, Izzy Matson 2, Alice Morrison 1 

George School Assists: Laurel Hutchins 1, Izzy Matson 2, Alice Morrison 1

George School Shots on Goal: 10     Perkiomen Shots on Goal: 12

George School Saves: Ire Thompson 7.    Perkiomen Saves: 9

Rachel Delie: 5 Ground balls, Victoria Opiatowski 3 Draw Control

Summary: Complete team effort on behalf of George School to come up with this big win against Perkiomen. From solid draw control to relentless attacking offense, George School maintained strong possession throughout both halves. George School defense communicated well and worked diligently to recover quickly and ultimately gain possession time and again. Goaltending for George School will continue their solid showings from last year and be a strong force for the team to rely on.