Watch: East Greenwich Boys Lacros tops home
The video of East Greenwich Boys Lacros is celebrating its victory over Westerley on 5 May 2025.
East Greenwich – East Greenwich Boys Lacros has a balance and championship in his crime.
This is how Avengers have deployed themselves in the Championship conversation in Division II. Four different scorers helped in the run-winning run of East Greenwich against Westerley on Monday.
Defense almost silenced the bulldog in the second half as East Greenwich added to his resume with a win of 14-8 at home. East Greenwich (8–1) RPI standing has the neck and neck with Portsmouth (8–1).
“It was actually a speed game,” said Benjamin Butterfield of Easy. “We looked very dead in the first half, and then we picked it up in the second half. We really emphasize our defensive pressure, and our crime was not going very well. As you saw, we started to hit the ball here in the third quarter. We were really roaming around and people were open at the crease.”
East Greenwich took advantage of just 8-6 in Halftime intervention. But the Avengers quickly broke it as Butterfield pushed the Easy lead to three, the largest of the game, left in the third frame with 6:26 on a score. Micah Dawson then scored two goals amidst the bounce shot of Wet Gelzesar, which was a shot shot from deep for the benefit of 13–7 with 7:55 in the fourth.
Gelizer took the East Greenwich/Toll Gate to the D-II hockey championship in winter as the team’s goalkeeper. He brings a postsen run to the Lacros group that has been trying to capture his first championship since 2014.
Oliver Jackson said about selfless crime, “This is definitely more versatile to us.” “We have a lot of dangers. In practice … we dish and we drive and we complete it from there.”
Jackson added a last Avenger score to an underhand effort with 6:04 in regulation.
“I don’t think I have ever been a part of a team that cares a lot for each other and believes in each other,” Jackson said.
Partsmouth on Friday launched East Greenwich 11–10, as Rafa Dion picked up Patriots in overtime. Those two clubs, midland and vesterley are all at the top of the D-II table for exciting postsen.
“Sometimes we can dull each other,” Jackson said. “But it’s above us and I think if we practice every day, show and actually try to take care of each other, we can complete it [this season],
Butterfield said: “Our chemistry has been good in the last few years, but it is not as good as this year. We are making a Brotherhood this year and we are all buying in this year.”
Westerly is young but competitive
Bulldogs stopped Easy’s run in late regulation on the target of Kaleb Williams, but it was too late to mount a serious return. Westerley has hit a thick patch in the last three matches. Disadvantages against Midletown and Waterford led the game against East Greenwich in Monday’s game. But Westerley had a standout season so far for a young group.
“We are all playing for each other, and we are a young team,” Williams said. “We have only three senior, so we want to win this year, but we are making it for the next year. If we can move and actually win something this year, it makes it for the next year.”
East Greenwich dominated the faceoffs in the second half behind the efforts of Jackson. This helped limit Westerley’s crime in the last 24 minutes. If Vesterly can work to win some additional assets, and make most of them, then the bulldog will be a difficult in the playoffs.
Williams said about the East Greenwich, “He gained an edge in the third quarter and fourth and organized it.” “We could not clear well, the attack did not help, we were not just a good unit that was cleaning the ball.”