- November 23, 2024
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Hannah McGuire. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
Katie Kornacki and Emilia Kern. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
Tori Phillips. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
Matanzas team. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
FPC team. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
Kylie Terrell. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
FPC team. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
Annie Buchanan. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
Katie Kornacki. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
Byrnn Gifford, Ashley Polyak-Brown, Chloe Long and Sofyia Rizzo. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
Rebecca Reynolds. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
Alissa Sambolin. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
Olivia Slusarz. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
Kiley Cox. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
Alissa Sambolin. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
Abigail Brouse. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
Rebecca Martinez and Karrissa Jackson. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
Rebecca Martinez. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
Ava Doner. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
Matanzas team. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
Jordan Coolican. Photo by Ka'Deem Wynn.
FPC hosted this first matchup of girls lacrosse between the Bulldogs and the Pirates on March 2. The Bulldogs certainly showed who earned the bragging rights this time around, as the team scored 20 unanswered goals on Matanzas, leaving the final score 20-0 in favor of FPC.
FPC, who has been undefeated so far this season, will next compete against St. Jospeh's Academy on March 9, followed by a home game against East Ridge on March 10.
Matanzas will next travel to Gainesville High School to play on March 4, followed by an away game at Pedro Menendez.
