The Canfield Lady Cards lacrosse team played Boardman Wednesday night at Canfield High School in the second round of the OHSAA lacrosse tournament. The Cards came away with a 13-3 win and look to keep the momentum and energy going as they move forward in playoffs.

Offensively, the cards were lead by Radhika Uppal and Ashlyn Elford who each had three goals. Olivia Hunter had two goals and one assist, Ashleigh Haas had two goals, Kayleigh Carney had one goal and an assist, Abby Crowe had one goal, Josie Sipe had one goal, and Karley Gerst had one assist.

The Cards were flying on defense and caused the Spartans to throw five interceptions. The ground ball game was won by the Cards and was lead by Karley Gerst with four. Victoria Levonyak, Olivia Hunter, Radhika Uppal, and Abby Crowe each had four ground balls as

The Cardinals will now play Uniontown Lake Saturday at noon at Canfield High School.

*Contributed By Ashlyn Cleevely

CANFIELD OH- The Canfield girls lacrosse team played Western Reserve Academy last night and came away with a 11-5 win. This win pushes the cards to a double digit winning season going 10-3.

Offensively, the cards had great chemistry and patience on attack. Karley Gerst had five goals and an assist, Radhika Uppal had three goals and an assist, Ashleigh Haas had two goals, Olivia Hunter had two assists, and Ashlyn Elford had one goal.

Defensively, Victoria Levonyak helped clean up the chaos by leading the team in ground balls with four. The Cards limited the Pioneers to just eleven shots on goal while also causing nine turnovers. Lainie Modarelli in goal had six saves on the night.

*Contributed By Ashlynn Cleevely

Three games in two days was not a problem for the Canfield girls lacrosse team.

The Cards were away at Laurel Friday night and came away with a 15-3 win. The team had a quick turn around and played Western Reserve Academy and Notre Dame Cathedral Latin Saturday at Hawken. While battling the elements and exhaustion the Cards beat WRA 12-10 and Notre Dame Cathedral Latin 6-5.

Offensively, over the three games, the Cards were led by Karley Gerst who had ten goals and an assist. Ashlyn Elford added seven goals, Ashleigh Haas had six goals and three assists, Radhika Uppal had five goals and an assist, Olivia Hunter added four goals while Abby Crowe rounded out the scoring and had a goal.

Defensively, the cards stepped up their defense and held the other teams to limited shots on goal. Maddie Accordino led the defense with eight ground balls and five interceptions. Josie Sipe had five ground balls and four interceptions, Victoria Levonyak had four ground balls and one interception, and Mia Gaffney had three ground balls and one interception. Mady Hecker in goal saved thirty shots on goal.

The Cardinals improve to 9-2 after the long weekend.

*Contributed by Ashlynn Cleevely

CANFIELD OH- Not swayed by spring break, the Canfield girls lacrosse team stayed hot defeating Boardman 13-6 Tuesday night. The Cardinals improve to an impressive 6-1 on the season.

The Cards did a great job sharing the ball as they had six different goal scorers on the night. Olivia Hunter led the cards with 4 goals, Ashlyn Elford had 3, Radhika Uppal and Ashleigh Haas had 2 goals each, while Karley Gerst and Mady Gordon added 1 each.

Credit to the defense and hustle, the team had a season high eight interceptions. Mady Hecker in goal saved ten shots on goal.

*Contributed By Ashlyn Cleevely