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High School Sports
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Published
04/04/10
For the first six-plus minutes of yesterday's Gerry Case Memorial Lacrosse Tournament championship game, Broadneck looked like it would capture its own title for the first time since 2007 and maybe in a comfortable fashion. Find Us On Facebook
Instead, it was Archbishop Spalding that walked away with a relaxed, 11-5 victory and the championship trophy. After surrendering the opening faceoff, the Bruins controlled possession and besieged the Cavaliers' goal and goalkeeper Kevin Hess for one shot after another. All of those shots, however, skipped past the goal or were stopped by Hess, who had seven saves. The Cavaliers then struck...
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