The Wyomissing girls lacrosse team is just four wins away from a perfect season and the ultimate prize in Pennsylvania sports – a state title.
The Spartans (22-0) open play Tuesday in the PIAA Class 2A girls lacrosse championships by hosting a first-round match (4:30 p.m.) against Quaker Valley, 11-5 and the District 7 third-place finisher.
Wyomissing beat Twin Valley for the BCIAA title and then steamrolled Hersey 16-2 in the District 3 final last week.
Joining the Spartans in the 2A tournament will be the Raiders, who are 18-4 and finished third in District 3 with a 15-5 win over Trinity in the third-place match. Hershey beat Twin Valley 16-6 in the district semifinals.
Twin Valley travels to Mars Area High School Tuesday for a 5 p.m. match with the District 7 champions who are 19-1.
Also in girls lacrosse, District 3 runner-up Wilson (15-8) hosts District 1 third-place finisher Conestoga (17-6) at 1 p.m. at George Mack Stadium.
In the boys tournament, Wilson will open in 3A and Twin Valley in 2A on Tuesday.
Wilson, 20-3 and the BCIAA champion for 13 straight years and third in the District 3 tournament, plays at District 1 runner-up Radnor (17-3) at 7 p.m.
Twin Valley (18-5), third in Class 2A in District 3, travels to La Salle College High School to play District 12 champion Devon Prep (13-8) at 5 p.m.
In 3A boys volleyball, Gov. Mifflin (19-1) plays at District 11 champion Emmaus (20-1) at 6 p.m. Tuesday. The Mustangs finished third in the District 3 tournament.
In 2A volleyball, District 3 third-place finisher Brandywine Heights (18-4) plays at District 6 champion West Shamokin (12-0) at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Source: Berkshire mont