Gov. Mifflin scored the game’s first eight goals on the way to a 20-10 win over third-seeded Cumberland Valley in a District 3 Class 3A girls lacrosse quarterfinal game Wednesday at Eagle View Middle School in Mechanicsburg that clinched the program’s first PIAA berth.
Eliza Enriquez had six goals and two assists, Mia Beilhart six goals and one assist and Sophia Stanislawczyk five goals and one assist for the sixth-seeded Mustangs (14-6). Riley Troilo made 10 saves.
The Eagles (15-4) were able to get within 9-7 with 23:11 left, but Mifflin scored the next three goals.
The Mustangs will travel to No. 2 Hempfield (17-1), a 12-7 winner over No. 8 South Western Wednesday, for a semifinal game Monday at 7. The trip will be Mifflin’s first to the semifinals since it lost to Wilson in 2017 and just its second overall.
No matter what happens in the semifinals, the Mustangs will have at least two more games: either the championship or third-place game on May 25 and a PIAA opener on May 31.
The top four teams in the district in Class 3A qualify for states.
Wilson 16, Hershey 8: Wednesday at West Lawn, Ainsley McLain scored four goals to lead the balanced Bulldogs (16-5) over the fifth-seeded Trojans (13-5) in a District 3 Class 3A quarterfinal and to a PIAA berth.
Alexa Kairis, Audrey Miller and Kayla Wilkes each had three goals and an assist for fourth-seeded and defending champ Wilson. Mia Riccitelli had two goals and Kailin Coldren a goal. Maria Sasaran made seven saves.
The Bulldogs will face top-seeded Manheim Township (15-1), a 21-3 winner over No. 9 Dallastown Wednesday, in a semifinal game Monday at Neffsville at 7 p.m.
Wilson will be making its fifth straight appearance in the semifinals.
The Bulldogs have now qualified for states, which begin May 31, in five straight seasons.
Class 2A
Susquehannock 6, Wyomissing 4: Wednesday at Glen Rock, the sixth-seeded Spartans (13-7) had their season end with a loss to the third-seeded Warriors (15-1) in a District 3 quarterfinal.
Mackey Lentz had two goals and Alexia Polyak and Audrey Hurleman a goal each for Wyomissing, which trailed 3-1 at the half.
Anna Huber made eight saves for the Spartans.
Wyomissing had lost 17-3 at Susquehannock on April 9.
Source: Berkshire mont
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