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The growth of the Princeton High School and West Windsor-Plainsboro North boys lacrosse teams continued with state tournament semifinal wins Saturday. Both will be looking for their first championships in program history Wednesday at Ridge High School. Top-seeded PHS will face West Morris Mendham at 5 p.m. in the Group II final followed [...] (be sure to watch the video of Mike Kinney predicting the championship games at the bottom of the page) For full story Click Here. Allen Bryant scored 5 straight goals to open up the Tigers’ rout of Ramapo, Mike Olentine blasted 5 second half goals to keep the Raiders at bay, and Michael Hellstern played the “game of his life” highlighted by what should be an ESPN Top 10 Plays of the Day goal and four assists as well as winning [...] Doug Bryant sank five goals and Mike Olentine contributed four goals and three assists to lead the way for 19th-ranked and top-seeded Princeton (16-4) in the Group 2 quarterfinals in Princeton. Princeton built an 11-1 advantage in the opening half en route to its 13th victory in the last 14 games. Jimmy Pastena scored [...] Congratulations to the Tigers for their decisive shutout win against visiting Wall Township to open their State Tournament campaign and to Doug Bryant who scored his 100th career goal in the contest (see Star-Ledger story below). Congratulations also goes out to Robby Dowers who, after assisting on several goals throughout the season, netted his [...] The Star Ledger, May 18, 2010 By Joshua Brett PRINCETON BOROUGH – Many high school boys’ lacrosse teams don’t have a single 100-goal scorer on their roster. Many more don’t have two. Princeton now has three. Doug Bryant joined brother Allen and their classmate Michael Olentine in the 100-goal club late in the first [...] Freshman Matt Olentine (left) scored his first varsity goal off an assist by senior brother Mike The role of brothers in the history of lacrosse is well established. There are the legendary Powell brothers (Casey, Ryan and Mikey) and the Gait brothers (Gary and Paul) all of whom are considered among the game’s [...] The Tiger JV laxers capped off their record season with an impressive, total team effort by defeating Hightstown 8-3 at home. Josh Hsieh (acknowledged by many to be the most dedicated laxer on either the JV or Varsity teams), Tom Cacciola (who wears the legendary lacrosse #22 deservedly), Dart Howell (working towards making the [...] (photo by Stephen Goldsmith) CLEARING UP: Princeton High boys’ lacrosse star defender Michael Irving clears the ball in a recent game. After missing five games due to a knee injury, Irving is back in action for the Little Tigers. Last Wednesday, he spearheaded the defense as PHS posted a 13-8 win over [...] Despite five goals contributed by Allen Bryant and three by brother Doug, PHS lost its second meeting 9-10 with the Notre Dame Irish in a see saw, hair pulling battle. This observer had told his son that morning, “if Princeton scores 10 goals, you’ll win the game”. Well, the Tigers did score 10 goals, [...] |
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