Varsity Lacrosse Faces West Bloomfield in Opening Game
Share
It was opening day for the Ovid-Elsie/ St. Johns Co-op Varsity Lacrosse team. After waiting an entire season to get back to it, the Redwings had to wait two extra days. The first scheduled game was Thursday’s matchup with Bay City Central, but it was cancelled. That made today’s matchup against West Bloomfield opening day.
West Bloomfield is a powerhouse in Lacrosse and the OE/SJ loss today 0-7 shows a lot of promise.
“Today was a tale of two halves” Head Coach Patrick Witt told us. Falling behind 0-6 after two quarters, the team started to find their rhythm and hung tough with a 0-1 second half. “We have a lot of freshman and smaller players. This team will continue to get better and better as the season and future seasons go on.”
Next up for the boys lacrosse team; Brandon School District at home (Gumaer Park) on Monday.
Click here for more information on the Ovid-Elsie/ St. Johns Lacrosse Club
Spencer Nobis Interview (Middle School Lacrosse)
Full Scoreboard/Standings
SJSP Homepage
SJSportsPage Store
Pauli Ford Specials
Click to view our website!
SJSportsPage.com Merchandise Store!
In case you missed it, middle school lacrosse player Spencer Nobis takes us through some of the rules of the game.
Thank you to the following local businesses for their support of SJSportsPage.com:
Recent News
Bring the Noise! – Week 6 Recap
Bring The Noise! By Dan Ward “Black is back, all in, we’re gonna win. Check it out, here we go again. Turn it up. Bring the noise.” And that’s exactly what the St. Johns Redwings did Friday night. St. Johns beat the Haslett Vikings 28-14 in a physical game that was decided in the trenches.…
The Boys Are Back In Town – Week 5 Recap
The Boys Are Back In Town By Dan Ward Homecoming brought the glammer, the crowd, and the kind of Friday night football that makes a small town proud. The St. Johns Redwings welcomed the undefeated Mason Bulldogs for a hard-fought battle with all the intensity of a Thin Lizzy classic. The boys were back in…
Train Kept A-Rollin’ – Week 4 Recap
Train Kept A-Rollin’ By Dan Ward There wasn’t anything fancy about the way the St. Johns Redwings went to work Friday night. They didn’t need it to be. While Williamston celebrated Homecoming, the Redwings brought a different kind of party to town—one built on pads popping, linemen moving bodies, and running backs finding daylight. St.…
