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Broadneck Lacrosse Teams Advance to Class 4A State Finals After Semifinal Wins

The boys dominated North County 20-3, while the girls edged Quince Orchard 19-14 to secure their spots in next week's championship games.

Broadneck’s Sienna Miller runs past Quince Orchard’s Bridget Vandegrift, left, and Amber-Clark Matta, center, in the first quarter. The Broadneck Bruins defeated the Quince Orchard Cougars, 19-14, to win an MPSSAA Class 4A girls lacrosse State Semifinal game at Glen Burnie High School. (Paul W. Gillespie/Staff)
Broadneck celebrates Wyatt Shaw’s, center, goal in the first quarter. The Broadneck Bruins defeated the North County Knights, 20-3, to win an MPSSAA Class 4A Boys lacrosse State Semifinal game at Glen Burnie High School. (Paul W. Gillespie/Staff)
Broadneck’s Raleigh Kerst scores on a free position as Quince Orchard’s Ellie Hodge, left, and Bridget Vandegrift, right, try to stop her in the second quarter. The Broadneck Bruins defeated the Quince Orchard Cougars, 19-14, to win an MPSSAA Class 4A girls lacrosse State Semifinal game at Glen Burnie High School. (Paul W. Gillespie/Staff)

Overview

  • The Broadneck boys lacrosse team defeated North County 20-3 in the MPSSAA Class 4A semifinal at Glen Burnie High School, showcasing a dominant performance.
  • The girls team overcame a strong challenge from Quince Orchard, winning 19-14, with standout contributions from junior Sienna Miller, who scored six goals and recorded three assists.
  • Quince Orchard seniors Gabbie Spano and Hannah Wagner combined for nine goals, keeping the game competitive until Broadneck pulled away late in the match.
  • The Broadneck girls are aiming for their fifth consecutive Class 4A state title and will face Urbana in the championship game at Stevenson University’s Mustang Stadium.
  • Both Broadneck teams will now prepare for their respective state finals, with the boys entering on the heels of a dominant semifinal performance and the girls focusing on addressing defensive lapses from their semifinal match.