Games Stats/Recap :: Boys' Bees Lax

APRIL 30 JV VS. BENEDICTINE
FINAL SCORE: BEES 5, BENEDICTINE 6
A nailbiter as the game entered the fourth-quarter tied. Benedictine scored with 2 minutes to go to take the lead. Goals by Sean Arthur, TJ Carlo, Dom Camperchioli, Justin Getts and Ryan Iwaszkiw.

APRIL 30 VARSITY VS. BENEDICTINE
FINAL SCORE: BEES 6, BENEDICTINE 11
Lots of shots — 24 of them — just not many went in. Randy Zak had 2 goals, and Mike Taylor, Jason Lapierre, Tyler McLaughlin and Andrew Bell each had 1. Karl Robie had 21 saves, worthy of a late-game salute to Benedictine.

APRIL 29 VARSITY VS. LAKE CATHOLIC
FINAL SCORE: BEES 8, LAKE CATHOLIC 9
Goals by Mike Taylor (2), Jason Lapierre (2), Andrew Bell (2), Randy Zak (1) and Tyler McLaughlin. Jake Houk with two assists. Ground ball leaders were Gino DiGeronimo and Jake Houk with 6 each. Karl Robie with 19 saves. Tough loss, especially after losing Luke in the second half to a knee injury.

APRIL 29 JV VS. MENTOR
FINAL SCORE: BEES 2, MENTOR 4
Our lowest scoring JV game of the season. One goal each by Tommy Ferry and TJ Carlo. Assists by Dom Camperchioli and Eric Murray. Doug Robie had 10 saves.

APRIL 27 JV VS. LAKE CATHOLIC
FINAL SCORE: BEES 5, LAKE CATHOLIC 1
Aleksa Camur scored his first goal as a Bee, joined by goals by Sean Arthur, Jack Grisko, Evan Harcourt and Sam Lapierre. Assists by Tommy Ferry, Sam Lapierre and Dell Nie. Ground ball leaders were Dom Camperchioli (8), Brian Musial (5) and Jack Grisko and Eric Murray (4 each). Dougie Fresh had 4 saves, which indicates the defense was also strong.

APRIL 27 VARSITY VS. LAKE CATHOLIC
FINAL SCORE: BEES 7, LAKE CATHOLIC 8
We tried to mount a come-from-behind victory and almost made it. Four goals in fourth quarter. Goals by Josh Nenadal (3), Tyler McLaughlin, Andrew Bell, Luke Toburen and Billy Skebba. All goals unassisted. Ground ball leaders were Josh Nenadal (6), and Andrew Bell (4) and Jason Lapierre (4).

APRIL 23 JV VS. YOUNGSTOWN
FINAL SCORE: Bees 3, Youngstown, 2 (double-overtime)
Evan Harcourt again was ground balls leader with 6; Eric Murray, TJ Carlo and Ryan Mulhorn each had 4. And it was good to see some of the newer players like Jordan Frisco and Calvin Philipp get into the thick of the action. Goals were scored by Sean Arthur and Jack Grisko, and the game winner was scored by Dom Camperchioli.
JV moves to a record of 5-1.

APRIL 23 VARSITY VS. YOUNGSTOWN
FINAL SCORE: Bees 13, Youngstown, 6
Josh Nenadal lit it up with 6 goals, 12 shots, and 9 ground balls. A funny: The varsity score was 13-6. For saves, Karl Robie had 13; they had 6.
After Josh, the No. 2 guy in ground balls was Gino DiGeronimo with 4. Gino also had an assist. Jason Lapierre added 3 goals, Luke Toburen added 2 and Mike Taylor and Randy Zak had one each.
Varsity jumps to a 5-1 record.

APRIL 18 JV VS. BRUNSWICK
FINAL SCORE: Bees 8, Brunswick, 0
JV won 8-0, as Sean Arthur scored 3 goals and Eric Murray had 2 goals. And Evan Harcourt took one all the way cross-country for his first goal of the season. Justin Getts and Dom Camperchioli added one goal each. Ground ball leaders were Brian Musial with 6, and Eric Murray and Evan Harcourt each with 5. Doug Robie had 4 saves.
JV moves to 4-1 record.

APRIL 18 VARSITY VS. BRUNSWICK
FINAL SCORE: BEES 15, BRUNSWICK 5
Varsity crushed Brunswick 15-5 — with six goals, or the double-hat-trick, by Mike Taylor. Jason Lapierre and Josh Nenadal each added 3 goals, Andrew Bell had 2 and Luke Toburen had 1. Assists came from Josh with 3, Mike Taylor with 2, and Jason Lapierre, Randy Zak and Gino DiGeronimo each with 1. Aaron Gerow had 9 saves.
Varsity improves to 4-1.

APRIL 16 JV VS. CVCA
FINAL SCORE: CVCA 6, BEES 5, in Overtime
Lost in overtime in a game played on a pasture of puddles and mud. The team we played was CVCA’s varsity team, which is a first-year team. TJ Carlo had 2 goals and was by far the dirtiest and wettest from rolling around in the puddles. Dom Camperchioli, Sean Arthur and Tommy Ferry each added a goal. Evan Harcourt was ground balls leader with 8. Doug Robie had 7 saves.
JV record goes to 3-1.
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APRIL 14 JV VS. STOW
FINAL SCORE: BEES 5, STOW 3
The JV remains undefeated. It was another come-from-behind victory. Tommy Ferry had 4 goals and TJ Carlo had 1. Ground balls leaders were Evan Harcourt with 8 and Dom Camperchioli, with 7. Doug Robie had 10 saves.
The JV team record goes to 3-0.

APRIL 14 VARSITY VS. STOW
FINAL SCORE: BEES 10, STOW 5
Varsity won in a lively contest with a lot of action and a lot of penalties. We had 43 shots on goal and Stow had 28. It was close until the fourth quarter, when the varsity pulled away and went on a punishing scoring spree.
Mike Taylor ended up with 5 goals, Luke Toburen had 2 and Jason Lapierre, Jake Clifford and Josh Nenadal each had one. Ground balls leader was Josh with 14. Jake Houk had 6 ground balls on defense. Karl Robie had 15 saves.
Varsity improves to 3-1.

APRIL 11 VARSITY VS. PADUA
FINAL SCORE: PADUA 11, BEES 6
Padua was stronger than when we played them in a scrimmage a few weeks. We were tied at halftime at 4-4 but allowed the LaGuardia brothers to get too close too often in the third.
Goals came from Andrew Bell and Josh Nenadal (2 each), and Tyler McLaughlin and Jason Lapierre (1 each.) Josh was the leader on ground balls (7) and shots (12). Andrew and Randy Zak had 8 shots each.
Varsity record drops to 2-1.

APRIL 8 VARSITY VS. HOLY NAME.
FINAL SCORE: BEES 18, HOLY NAME 0
What an unbelievable game. Everyone should be proud of their individual effort and the team as a whole. Because of the 33 combined penalties, the most I’ve even seen at any level in lacrosse, our extra man offense and man down defense saw a lot of time on the field and they delivered.

Let’s savor the victory but not forget we were once on the receiving end. Not every game will be as easy so let’s remain focused and continue building on our own individual skills and the team skills that will make our team the best it
can be.
Varsity goes to 2-0.

APRIL 5 JV VS. NDCL
FINAL SCORE: BEES 7, NDCL 4
JV Bees woke up in the second half to climb out of a 3-1 hole to beat the NDCL Lions 7-4. Tommy Ferry paced the offense with a hat trick while Sean Arthur added 2. Brian Musial took it coast to coast for a score to ice the contest. Jack Grisco played through pain to dominate face offs and played a terrific game. Dom Camperchioli was a beast on ground balls all day. As a whole the JV Bees showed composure throughout and tenacity in coming back against a good Lions squad. While much work remains to be done, a 2-0 start lays the foundation for a special season. Great work guys!
JV moves to 2-0.

APRIL 5 VARSITY VS NDCL
FINAL SCORE: BEES 6, NDCL 2
Varsity started off strong in its debut with a 6-2 win over NDCL. Scoring goals were Jason Lapierre, Andrew Bell (2), Randy Zak (2) and Tyler McLaughlin. One of Bell’s shots came from 30 yards out. Assists came from Jason Lapierre and Billy Skebba. Goalie Karl Robie had 9 saves, with goalie Aaron Gerow adding 3 saves.
An impressive stat: Our Varsity took 36 shots; their goalie had 16 saves. NDCL took 21 shots and scored only twice.
Varsity starts season at 1-0.

APRIL 4 JUNIOR VARSITY VS. IGNATIUS
FINAL SCORE: BEES 7, IGNATIUS 2
The JV Bees opened the season on the road with a strong showing by besting the Ignatius Wildcats 7-2 in wet conditions. The Bees defense smothered the cats and Doug Robie stood tall in goal when tested. The Bees featured a balanced attack, receiving goals from each first line middie, Grisko (1), Carlo (2) and Camperchioli (2). Attackmen Ferry and Arthur also tallied a goal each. The Bees played with poise that belied their relative youth and inexperience. Both the man-down (no goals allowed in 5 opportunities) and extra man (at least one goal), were productive. The Bees dominated on ground balls and Jack Grisko was exemplary on face offs.
JV opens the season at 1-0.

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