Bishop McGuinness Stars Shine Bright in N.C. Lacrosse All-Region List

Casselberry, United States - Bishop McGuinness is basking in glory this season as three of its talented athletes were recently selected for the N.C. Lacrosse Association’s All-Region teams. According to Yahoo Sports, Kate Dennen and Ella Suire have both secured spots on the coveted West All-Region First Team. These two standout players have officially signed with colleges, with Dennen heading to Penn State and Suire committing to Presbyterian College. Their remarkable performances contributed to an impressive undefeated record in the Mid-State/Mid-Piedmont/Northwest Piedmont Conference.

In addition, Kendall Carpino earned a place on the Third Team, showcasing the depth of talent at Bishop McGuinness. The team itself has made headlines by reaching the NCHSAA 1A/2A/3A girls lacrosse final for the third consecutive year—a feat that speaks volumes about their dedication and skill. Four additional athletes from the team—Ellie Brown, Emery Grunwald, Morgan Aho, and Maddie Edwards—received honorable mentions, while Southwest Guilford’s Rylee Wexler also joined the ranks of those acknowledged for their efforts.

Broader Lacrosse Honors

The excitement doesn’t stop there. This year, the North Carolina Lacrosse Coaches Association (NCLCA) announced its 2023 boys lacrosse all-state selections across multiple classifications. As reported by High School OT, the selections account for three distinct teams as well as notable honorable mentions.

On the 1A/2A/3A All-State First Team, standout players include Taylor Laberge (Northwood) and Jack Dalton (Lake Norman Charter), among others. Notably, Miles Fuehler from Bishop McGuinness made a mark as one of the top face-off specialists in his category. The breadth of talent exhibited this year highlights not only individual skill but also the competitive spirit present in North Carolina’s lacrosse community.

Looking Ahead

The buzz surrounding lacrosse in the region is undeniable, as coaches and fans alike await the release of HighSchoolOT’s All-State team and rankings later this summer. Meanwhile, the local lacrosse scene continues to thrive, with Bishop McGuinness proving to be a strong contender in women’s and men’s lacrosse alike. Players and coaches contribute significantly to a culture that celebrates teamwork and hard work in the face of competitive challenges.

As the season progresses, all eyes will be on these athletes, their unwavering passion for the game, and their continued pursuit of excellence. It’s an exciting time for high school lacrosse in North Carolina, encouraging players to strive for success while embodying the spirit of sportsmanship. Whether at Bishop McGuinness or beyond, there’s certainly something to be said for the incredible journey these young athletes are undertaking.

For those looking for more detailed information about the current state of high school lacrosse, Greensboro.com provides further insights and updates.