“The Wayzata boys lacrosse team lost to top-ranked Farmington in the state tournament semifinals, falling to the Tigers 17-6. The Trojans trailed only 3-2 after the first quarter but the Tigers scored nine second quarter goals to lead 12-3 at halftime. Farmington, with eight players who have scored 21 or more goals this season, got four goals each from Caden Hennes and Brooks Furney. Thor Soukup scored twice the for Trojans. Farmington (18-0) plays Stillwater for the state championship Saturday while Wayzata (15-3) meets East Ridge for third place.” via CCX Media.
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“McLean Roeder scored three goals with Lulu Frys and Ryan Hoefker adding two goals and two assists each to help the Wayzata girls lacrosse team score an 11-8 win over Maple Grove. Roeder’s first goal of the game broke a 1-1 tie in the first quarter to give the Trojans the lead for good. It was the fifth straight win for Wayzata (6-2). Ryley Dunn netted five goals and Taylor Soukup three to account for all the scoring for Maple Grove (5-3).” via CCX Media.
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“The Wayzata boys lacrosse team stayed unbeaten this season, pulling away for a 13-4 win over Maple Grove. Ryder Alstead had four goals and two assists for the Trojans, with Cam Johnson adding two goals and three assists. Thor Soukup and Odin Schon each had a pair of goals for Wayzata. After leading 5-2 at halftime, Wayzata held Maple Grove to a pair of goals in the second half while putting four on the board in the third quarter and four more in the fourth. Wayzata is now 8-0; Maple Grove is 6-3.” via CCX Media.
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“The Wayzata boys lacrosse team stayed unbeaten this season with a dominant 15-3 win over Hopkins-Park Tuesday. The Trojans built a 5-0 lead after one quarter and were up 11-0 at halftime. Ryder Alstead had six goals and two assists for the Trojans, with Thor Soukup adding two goals and three assists. Wayzata improved to 6-0 for the season. They play Edina Thursday.” via CCX Media.
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“The Wayzata boys lacrosse team earned a 13-2 win over Champlin Park to start the season. The Trojans were led in scoring by Cullen Britz, who netted two goals and three assists. Ryder Alstead and Bennett Brown both scored hat tricks for Wayzata. The Rebels’ two goals were scored by Zarek Khokhar and Ethan Sevald. Champlin Park will look to bounce back next Monday at Anoka. Wayzata will face Hopkins next Thursday.” via CCX Media.
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“The Wayzata girls lacrosse fell at home to Eden Prairie by a score of 17-10. The Eagles came out of the gates hot, scoring the first four goals of the game. Shyla Sanders helped bring the Trojans back, scoring or assisting on Wayzata’s first four goals of the game. Sanders already had a hat trick early in the second quarter and ended up with four goals. Eden Prairie rolled in the second half, outscoring the Trojans 7-2.” Via CCX Media.
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“The Wayzata boys lacrosse team wrapped up the Lake Conference title with a 5-4 overtime win over Eden Prairie Thursday. Bennett Brown tied the game 4-4 with 18 seconds left in regulation for Wayzata. Cullen Britz delivered the game-winner in OT as the Trojans improved to 11-1 this season.” via CCX Media.
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“The Wayzata boys lacrosse team lost for the first time this season, falling to rival Minnetonka 12-9 Tuesday. The Skippers built a 4-0 lead after the first quarter and never led by fewer than three goals the rest of the night. Liam Cassidy scored four goals to lead Minnetonka (4-3) to their eighth straight win over Wayzata. The teams played in a steady and sometimes hard rain throughout the first half, although no severe weather passed through Plymouth. The 10th-ranked Trojans (4-1) will try to bounce back with a win in their next Lake Conference game Thursday against second-ranked Edina.”
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The Wayzata boys lacrosse team has had a strong playoff run, but the Trojans fell to top seed Lakeville North 13-6 in the state semifinals Thursday evening.
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Wayzata 7/8 Blue Lacrosse team won the Woodbury Invitational. Submitted photo. Wayzata 7/8 Blue handily defeated Rosemount 6-0 in the 2011 Woodbury Black and Blue Youth Lacrosse Invitational, en route to their second tournament championship this season. The Trojans did not lose any games, going 5-0 for the tournament. The tournament consisted of 10 teams from Minnesota and Wisconsin in a round robin style tourney with the top two teams in each pool playing for 1st or 3rd place against the other pool. On Saturday they beat both Woodbury (7-3) and Hudson (13-3). On Sunday they played a tough Stillwater team (6-3) and Eden Prairie (9-0), giving them 1st place in their pool and a trip to the championship game that evening.
CONGRATULATIONS 7/8 BLUE – 2011 WOODBURY BLACK AND BLUE YOUTH LACROSSE INVITATIONAL CHAMPS!!
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