Sandpoint girls lacrosse fights hard against Spokane
DYLAN GREENE | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 4 years, 7 months AGO
Freshman Mia Przybylski passes the ball to a teammate during a game Saturday night at War Memorial Field.
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Riley Hardy pushes through the midfield on Saturday.
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Molly Balison looks to attack on Saturday.
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Sarah Casey stands tall in net on Saturday.
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Audrey Anderson tries to fight past a defender on Saturday.
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Cassidy Aitken looks to pass to an open teammate on Saturday.
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Karlie Banks brings the ball up through the midfield on Saturday.
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Mia Przybylski fights through the Spokane defense on Saturday.
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Molly Balison passes the ball on Saturday.
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Riley Hardy battles through traffic to attempt a shot on Saturday.
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SANDPOINT — The Sandpoint lacrosse girls varsity team fell just short against a team made up of players from the Spokane Stealth and Mead Big Cats during the Lax on the Lake tournament on Saturday night at War Memorial Field.
The Bulldogs lost 4-3. It was their fourth game in 24 hours, but that didn't stop the young squad from battling until the final whistle blew. Earlier Saturday, the club team split games against the Montana Wilds, falling 10-5 in the first and winning 10-6 in the second.
Over the weekend, head coach Nancy Dooley said the Bulldogs had a strong showing from Sarah Casey in net and Saylor Bond on defense. High scorers for Sandpoint were Mia Przybylski, Cassidy Aiken and Riley Hardy.
"With only two seniors on the team, the young Bulldogs showed remarkable poise and maturity under pressure," Dooley said.
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