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Mountain Lakes Field Hockey

Season G A P 2021-2022 9 2 20 2022-2023 16 19 51 ...

Season G A P
2021-2022 9 2 20
2022-2023 16 19 51
2023-2024 22 11 55
Career Totals: 47 32 126

2023-2024 Game Log

2023-2024

2022-2023 2021-2022 2020-2021

Date Opponent Result G A P DS
09/13/2023 @ Whippany Park W 8-0 3 6
09/21/2023 vs. Hackettstown W 3-0 1 2
09/27/2023 vs. Morristown-Beard W 4-1 1 2 4
09/28/2023 @ Parsippany W 8-0 1 2 4
10/02/2023 @ Mendham W 2-1 1 1 3
10/04/2023 vs. Morris Knolls W 5-0 4 8
10/06/2023 @ Madison L 1-2 1 2
10/19/2023 @ Pequannock W 6-1 4 1 9
10/21/2023 vs. Morristown W 6-1 3 2 8
Season Totals: 22 11 55

Mountain Lakes Girls Lacrosse

2022-2023 Game Log 2022-2023 Date Opponent Result G A P GB DC FT 04/04/2023 vs. Glen Ridge L 9-11 6 — ...

2022-2023 Game Log

2022-2023

Date Opponent Result G A P GB DC FT
04/04/2023 vs. Glen Ridge L 9-11 6 6 4
04/18/2023 @ Morris Knolls W 15-12 7 1 8
04/20/2023 @ Chatham L 5-16 1 1 2 1
04/22/2023 @ Morristown L 6-17 2 1 3
04/25/2023 vs. Ridgewood L 6-16 3 3 2 4
05/03/2023 vs. Villa Walsh W 14-4 3 3 6 1 1
05/06/2023 @ Madison L 6-7 3 3 6
05/11/2023 vs. Morris Hills W 17-5 4 1 5 2 3
05/13/2023 vs. Mendham W 8-7 4 4 4 4
05/15/2023 vs. Summit L 6-20 1 1 2 2 1
05/17/2023 vs. Montclair L 10-13 3 1 4 2
05/20/2023 @ Immaculate Heart L 7-13 3 1 4 4
05/23/2023 @ Westfield L 13-14 8 1 9 2 2
05/25/2023 vs. Pascack Hills W 16-4 3 2 5 3 4
05/30/2023 vs. Mahwah W 14-7 4 1 5 2 1
06/02/2023 vs. Westwood W 15-6 10 1 11
06/05/2023 @ Verona W 14-13 6 6 1 2
06/10/2023 vs. Rumson-Fair Haven L 8-17 1 1 3 4
Season Totals: 72 14 86 24 43

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Lees scores hat trick in Mountain Lakes’ win over Whippany Park - Field hockey recap

Scoring Summary 1st Quarter WP ML 14:16 Alexandra Ananian Assists: Flor DeBeijer, Hannah Lees 0 1 11:57 Hannah Lees 0 2 9:01 Hannah Lees 0 3 2:13 Eloise Field-Deneen Assists: Karina Desai ...

Scoring Summary

1st Quarter WP ML
14:16 Alexandra Ananian Assists: Flor DeBeijer, Hannah Lees 0 1
11:57 Hannah Lees 0 2
9:01 Hannah Lees 0 3
2:13 Eloise Field-Deneen Assists: Karina Desai 0 4
2nd Quarter WP ML

No scoring

0 4
3rd Quarter WP ML
10:31 Karina Desai Assists: Flor DeBeijer 0 5
3:32 Karina Desai Assists: Hannah Lees 0 6
4th Quarter WP ML
8:09 Lila Honan Assists: Hannah Lees 0 7
6:07 Hannah Lees Assists: Lila Honan 0 8

Player Stats

Whippany Park Player

G A P DS
Totals: 0 0 0 0
G A P DS
Hannah Lees 3 3 9 0
Karina Desai 2 1 5 0
Alexandra Ananian 1 0 2 0
Lila Honan 1 1 3 0
Eloise Field-Deneen 1 0 2 0
Flor DeBeijer 0 2 2 0
Totals: 8 7 23 0

Whippany Park Goalie

Saves
Cecile Chiu (L) 18
Totals: 18

Mountain Lakes Goalie

Saves
Arianna Fragomeni (W) 0
Totals: 0

Team Stats

WP ML
Offensive
Shots on Goal - 27

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Rumson-Fair Haven boys lacrosse exacts revenge, knocks off powerhouse Mountain Lakes

BRIDGEWATER – Every morning, Cole Cashion wakes up to the same painful image.After losing in last year's Tournament of Champions final, the Rumson-Fair Haven star changed his phone background to a photo of Mountain Lakes holding the trophy.Cashion not only had to live with the loss, but the fact that he was held scoreless in a blowout loss to the Lakers."It's definitely extra personal," the Yale-bound attackman said. "Being scoreless isn't something that I'm used to so right away after...

BRIDGEWATER – Every morning, Cole Cashion wakes up to the same painful image.

After losing in last year's Tournament of Champions final, the Rumson-Fair Haven star changed his phone background to a photo of Mountain Lakes holding the trophy.

Cashion not only had to live with the loss, but the fact that he was held scoreless in a blowout loss to the Lakers.

"It's definitely extra personal," the Yale-bound attackman said. "Being scoreless isn't something that I'm used to so right away after that game, I remember hitting the turf and hitting the wall and being ready for next year."

Cashion and the Bulldogs got their chance for redemption a year later and didn't miss.

Powered by a balanced offense and a fast start, Rumson-Fair Haven raced past Mountain Lakes, 12-6, in the Group 1 boys lacrosse final at Bridgewater-Raritan.

This time, Cashion took control by scoring a team-high four goals to pace the No. 1 offense in the state. Andy Croddick added a hat trick to give Rumson-Fair Haven its 12th straight win.

"I mean, 21-5 is pretty disrespectful in my book," coach Marc Moreau said. "We didn't need any more motivation than that score from last year."

What it means

So much has changed to the Bulldogs lineup and the sport overall since their crushing loss at Ridge High School.

Since then, the Bulldogs dropped down a group and the TOC was disbanded as a way to streamline the spring season. In its place, coaches and members of the lacrosse community rallied together to build and crowd-fund the inaugural Kirst Cup. The new tournament will use the same format and continue the longtime tradition of playing down to one true champion.

The Bulldogs (21-4) will find out their first cup opponent later this weekend when the six state champions are seeded.

Punching a ticket meant a lot to Moreau since he was teammates and college roommates at Rutgers with the late Kyle Kirst.

"The fact that we're able to continue that tradition in his name makes it even more special," Moreau said. "The legacy that he brought to lacrosse lives on."

Ready to go

All the pent-up frustration from last year seemed to be released in the first half for Rumson-Fair Haven.

The Bulldogs jumped all over Mountain Lakes by scoring six straight goals after allowing the first one.

By now, the Rumson-Fair Haven offense hasn't only out-scored the rest of the state, but lapped the field by netting 336 goals in 25 games this season. The next closest can be found on the other end of Monmouth County with Wall at 293 heading into its state final.

"What they've done is going to last for a long time in this program," Moreau said. "Now this is the standard."

Mountain Lakes put on a late surge with Giacomo Bevacqua and Kevin Gillespie (two goals each) helping their team score four in a row to cut the deficit to 10-6. But the Bulldogs defense led by Villanova commit Beau Kemler and Virginia commit Luke Jamin stopped the comeback from getting any further with a clean last five minutes.

"One of our seniors said that we've worked for this game since the day after we lost that TOC final," Cashion said. "We've been working our [butts] off on the field and in the weight room. It truly feels like a dream come true."

Mountain Lakes lacrosse delivers sectional final berth, milestone victory to longtime coach

Jen Munday Topakas had plenty to celebrate on Friday. Mountain Lakes girls lacrosse defeated Westwood, 15-6, to advance to the NJSIAA Group 1 North final. It was Topakas' 200th career victory, all at her alma mater.It also happened to fall on the coach's 42nd birthday. Her younger sister, University of Southern California women's lacrosse coach Lindsey Munday, was back at home to commemorate the occasion with her family."Two hundred is big. It's a big deal," said Munday, who ...

Jen Munday Topakas had plenty to celebrate on Friday. Mountain Lakes girls lacrosse defeated Westwood, 15-6, to advance to the NJSIAA Group 1 North final. It was Topakas' 200th career victory, all at her alma mater.

It also happened to fall on the coach's 42nd birthday. Her younger sister, University of Southern California women's lacrosse coach Lindsey Munday, was back at home to commemorate the occasion with her family.

"Two hundred is big. It's a big deal," said Munday, who helped launch the USC women's lacrosse team in 2013. "She's been doing this a long time. It's important to say congrats and acknowledge the hard work and the time and the dedication to be part of a program for a long time. She cares so much about the program and about Mountain Lakes and about the kids."

Munday recalled being a ball girl as Topakas played soccer for Mountain Lakes, "always wanting to be like her and learn from her." Topakas also played basketball, and added lacrosse as a Mountain Lakes junior. She planned to play basketball at The College of New Jersey, but wound up becoming the lacrosse goalie there as well. Sharon Pfluger, who is still the TCNJ women's lacrosse coach, helped Topakas learn to love her newest sport.

Topakas began coaching freshman girls basketball at Mountain Lakes while still student teaching, leaving the sport when she met her now-husband, Rockaway River Country Club superintendent John Topakas. A second-grade teacher at Wildwood Elementary School in Mountain Lakes, she became an assistant girls lacrosse coach in 2004, and moved to head coach in 2008.

Topakas hadn't been counting wins or milestones, except perhaps sectional and Group titles. This is the Lakers' second consecutive trip to a sectional final, and they have been to nine of the last 10.

"I like to win, period," said Topakas, whose kids – 7-year-old Carolyn, 6-year-old Lily and 4-year-old John – are regularly on the sideline.

"That's how I've always been. I've always been a competitor. It's the drive to be successful. ... I wanted to compete and win and help kids experience that great feeling."

Girls lacrosse sectional finals

Monday, June 5

Group 1 North: (2) Mountain Lakes at (1) Verona

Group 2 North: (2) Mendham at (1) Summit, 4 p.m.

Group 3 North: (2) Northern Highlands at (1) Chatham, 4 p.m.

Group 4 North: (2) Morristown at (1) Ridgewood, 4:30 p.m.

Boys lacrosse sectional finals

Tuesday, June 6

Group 1 North: (2) Caldwell at (1) Mountain Lakes

Group 2 North: (3) West Essex at (1) Summit

Group 3 North: (2) Ridge at (1) Chatham

Group 4 North: (3) Ridgewood at (1) Westfield

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