Girls Lacrosse

• Corinne Etchison, McDonogh, junior, attack • Kristen Lamon, St. Mary's, senior, attack • Jill Remenapp, Century, senior, attack • Liz Bannantine, McDonogh, junior, midfield • Kara Burke, Dulaney, senior, midfield • Sam Darcangelo, Maryvale, junior, midfield • Kelsey Gahan, Notre Dame Prep, senior, midfield • Jenna Mosketti, Fallston, junior, midfield...

Leah Monticello, North Harford, senior, attack Kaitlan Moynihan, C. Milton Wright, senior, attack Alex Puller, Archbishop Spalding, senior, attack Jacquelyn Spalding, South River, senior, attack Lacey Aghazarian, Hereford, senior, midfield Maggie Gallagher, C. Milton Wright, junior, midfield Elizabeth George, McDonogh, sophomore, midfield Miranda Ibello, Maryvale, sophomore, midfield Kacie Longo, South River, junior, midfield...

4 Local players named to the U.S. Under-19 team: NDP's Covie Stanwick, McDonogh's Jen Cook, Winters Mill's Erin McMunn and C. Milton Wright's Alyssa Blevins 9 Consecutive Baltimore City championships won by Poly .620 Playoff save rate for Kelsea Donnelly in South River's run to a state title 123 Draws controlled last spring by John Carroll's Erica Bodt 341 Goals scored last season by No. 1 McDonogh ...

Chris Robinson McDonogh Robinson faced a challenge few coaches ever come close to -- keeping his players focused and grounded under the pressure of a 69-game winning streak. The Eagles had graduated some big names, and Robinson needed to find new chemistry this season. It didn't take long, and No. 1 McDonogh added to several streaks with a 22-0 season, its fifth straight Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference championship and fourth straight national No. 1 ranking.

Liz Bannantine McDonogh, midfielder, senior An All-Metro second-team selection last season, Bannantine played mainly on the defensive end but will step into a full midfield role and should emerge as a consistent offensive threat. She is headed for Princeton. Erica Bodt John Carroll, midfielder, senior With her height and long reach, Bodt is one of the area's top players on the draw, controlling 68 last season to give the Patriots a jump on the opposition.

Times and dates have been set for the girls and boys state lacrosse semifinals Friday night and Saturday. Following is the complete schedule. State finals will be held Tuesday and Wednesday nights at UMBC. Friday Class 4A-3A At Franklin Catonsville girls vs. Severna Park, 6 Bel Air boys vs. South River, 8 Class 3A-2A At Annapolis Mount Hebron girls vs. Queen Anne's, 6 C. Milton Wright girls vs. Century, 8 Class 2A-1A At Bel Air Winters Mill girls vs. Loch Raven, 6 South Carroll boys vs. Patterson Mill 8 Saturday Class 4A-3A At Franklin Westminster girls vs. Churchill, noon Westminster boys vs. Churchill, 12 Class 3A-2A At Annapolis Glenelg boys vs. Kent Island, noon Hereford boys vs. Winters Mill, 2 Class 2A-1A At Bel Air Fallston boys vs. Northwestern, noon Fallston girls vs. Parkside, 2

Zoe Stukenberg Marriotts Ridge, senior, midfield When the pressure is on, Zoe Stukenberg is at her best. Perhaps the best example came when her No. 2 Mustangs defeated archrival No. 7 Mount Hebron, 14-13, in double overtime during the regular season. Stukenberg scored to tie the game with about a minute left in regulation, assisted the buzzer-beating goal to force a second overtime period, then scored the game-winning goal. Stukenberg, an All-Metro first-team selection last season, went on to lead the Mustangs (18-1)

Broadneck's No. 10 girls lacrosse team didn't need much time to assert its dominance in Wednesday night's Class 4A-3A state championship at UMBC. After five minutes of back-and-forth play, the Bruins reeled off 12 straight goals and ran away with their first title in 11 years, 21-5 over previously-undefeated Sherwood, the first Montgomery County girls team to reach the title game. Ellie McNulty scored four goals and Aislinn Probst added three, all in the 12-goal run. By the time Zoe Ernest's free-position goal gave the Bruins a 13-3 lead and kicked in the running clock for good with 6 minutes, 08 seconds left in the first half, coach Karen Tengwall already had subbed for her starting attackers.

Four players from No. 1 McDonogh's undefeated girls lacrosse team headline the South roster for the Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Classic July 6 at Towson University's Johnny Unitas Stadium. Sammie Burgess, Casey Black, Maggie Preas and Posey Valis helped the Eagles to their fifth straight Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference championship and likely the final No. 1 ranking in the Nike/US Lacrosse High School Girls' Lacrosse National Top 25. The Eagles have been ranked No. 1 all season and if they stay there, they would be ranked the top team in the country for the fourth straight season.

(All games at UMBC) CLASS 3A-2A NO. 2 CENTURY (16-2) VS. NO. 6 MARRIOTTS RIDGE (17-1) When: Tuesday, 8 p.m. Outlook: The defending champion Knights are going for their seventh title in 10 years against the 2011 champs. Two years ago, Marriotts Ridge beat the Knights, 8-4, for their first state lacrosse crown. Both feature dynamic midfields, with Century led by Florida-bound senior Haley Bordner (39 goals, 38 assists) and the Mustangs by Maryland-bound senior Zoe Stukenberg (72, 41)

As a freshman, Century's Hannah Warther hasn't hesitated to take the big shots, and she hit the biggest one so far Friday night to give the No. 5 Knights a 10-9 double-overtime victory over No. 2 C. Milton Wright in a Class 3A-2A girls lacrosse state semifinal at Franklin. After the defending state champs won the draw in sudden-death overtime, they settled the ball to look for the best shot. Senior Haley Bordner, who has 38 assists this spring, set up Warther for the game winner in the Knights' second straight comeback win over C. Milton Wright in the state semifinals.

For a Marriotts Ridge girls lacrosse team that has outscored most opponents by huge margins, defense made all the difference in Wednesday's Class 3A-2A South regional championship. Senior defender Alex McKay knew it wouldn't be long before her No. 6 Mustangs outlasted archrival Mount Hebron, 11-8, for their third regional title in four years. "It was important for us to play together and play as a team," McKay said. "This is one of the best games I think our defense has played.

McDonogh's No. 1 girls lacrosse team didn't finish its season with a perfect game, but the end result still added up to perfection, especially for the senior class. The Eagles rallied from four goals down to beat St. Paul's, 11-8, Monday afternoon to put the finishing touch on a 22-0 season with their fifth straight Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference championship. The 17 McDonogh seniors did not lose a game during their high school careers as the Eagles ran their winning streak to 91 games, the country's longest active girls lacrosse streak and the third longest in history behind the record of 103 set by Loch Raven in 1982 and matched by Mount Hebron in 2007.