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RECAP: LACROSSE

Varsity Boys Lacrosse

By Coach Sipperly

Early in the season, we try to get a good mix of solid teams to compete with while we build confidence and chemistry. We did that through the first 8 games, going 6 - 2. The trip to Savannah solidified the team’s chemistry; the boys had a great time together and developed a strong bond as a group. My favorite game, and one I will always remember, was our last regular season home game against a big, athletic Rabun Gap team. I thought our team came together and left everything on the field. There was a true desire, they had the spirit, energy and emotion that I looked for all season. The second Rabun Gap game was also a lot of fun – winning a playoff game is always nice and it was our first one in several years. We took some lumps this season, but what makes me happiest is hearing a player say, “This was the most fun season I have ever had,” and “I’m so glad I played. These guys are awesome.” Being a leader of a group that loves each other is so much fun and it is a good way to go out as I head into retirement!

Junior Varsity Boys Lacrosse

By Coach Grosse

The JV boys lacrosse team had an undefeated season, going 7-0 with key wins over Marvin Ridge, Charlotte Christian, and Providence Day. The successful season was made possible through hard work, high energy, and a true sense of team over self. A core group led by Burke Denny, Carson Clutter, and Rollins Elliot, helped set the tone for a promising future for the lacrosse program here at Charlotte Latin.

Middle School Boys Lacrosse

By Coaches Ivey, Fisher, Comly and Smith

The Hawks wrapped up the 2023 season with a 4-6 record. While our record was not what we’d hoped for, the Hawks played hard in each contest and were very competitive throughout. This season was expected to be a rebuilding year after conference title-winning campaigns in 2021 and 2022, and a large number of young players were asked to step-up and contribute from the first day of practice. Many veteran players were tasked with taking on new roles to help the team and did so admirably. We’re looking forward to seeing what our departing 8th graders can do at the JV and varsity level next season.

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