“It’s been a long day, but it’s definitely been an exciting one too.” ”We started out at 12 o’clock, and what is it, 8:30?” Norwell coach Josh Stolp said. Then they waited out a nearly two-hour weather delay before earning their first trip to a state final, Thursday at Dover-Sherborn. Norwell 17, Wahconah 9 - The Clippers (16-3) needed two buses for the trip to The Berkshires for the state semifinal. We play really well in big games, so I imagine whoever we play next, we’ll play well against.”
“I have five really, really strong seniors, and they just carry the team.” “There’s nothing magical I did as a coach,” said Dalicandro. Reading crept within 6-4 early in the third quarter on a tally from sophomore Robbie Granara (3 goals), but Trant and Teddy O’Rourke (2 goals) quickly responded to push the lead back to 8-4 and set up the Patriots defense to close it out in the fourth. From the first scrimmage of the year to today, we’ve just improved so much.” “But we all know lacrosse and it was just about linking together. “We had no chemistry at the start of the season,” Lefebvre said.
Junior pole Alex Lefebvre, the lone defender who played for C-C in 2019, led the charge in defending Blasi, and came up with a few critical strips and interceptions, while senior goalie Steven Cohen was reliable with 10 saves. The Patriots led 3-0 before Middlesex League MVP Matt Blasi got Reading (16-1) on the board midway through the second quarter. Just 8 seconds into play, Connor Trant (3 goals, 12 faceoff wins) took the opening faceoff into the attacking zone to set up a goal from Peter Cook.
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