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Week of 04/13

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Girls’ Lacrosse: The Quakers extended their winning streak to three with a 14–11 victory over St. Andrew’s. Palmer Jenney ’30 led the charge with four goals, while Molly Dolan ’26, Cora Lohkamp ’26, and Lila Rubano ’26 each recorded hat tricks in a balanced offensive effort. Abigail Terrell ’27 added a goal, while Dolan and Rubano each tallied two assists.

Girls’ Soccer: WFS improved to 3–1–1 with a strong 4–1 win over St. Andrew’s. Ryan Weigand ’26 controlled the match with two goals and one assist, while Sofia Dattani ’27 and Maeve Erickson ’28 each added a goal. Lucy White ’27 contributed an assist, and Teagan O’Donnell ’29 made three saves in net.

Girls’ Tennis: The Quakers earned a thrilling 3–2 conference victory over #5 St. Andrew’s in a match that stretched into the evening. Anna Gao ’30 delivered a key straight-sets win at second singles, while Layli Katirai ’26 and Gabby Hamilton ’27 dominated at first doubles to secure a crucial tiebreak. Ava Hay ’26 and Piper Roskovensky ’26 showed resilience, battling back from a set down to win in three and clinch the team victory.

Track & Field: WFS turned in a strong week across two meets. At the Twilight Invitational, Chuma Chukwuocha ’27 won the high jump and placed 14th in the 100, while LT Alleyne ’26 took seventh in the long jump. On Saturday, Chukwuocha added a second-place finish in the triple jump at the Art Madric Hall of Fame Invite, and Jack McKelvey ’26 placed 17th in the 3200.

Baseball: The Quakers went 2–1 on the week, highlighted by a dominant 10–0 win over Mount Pleasant. Dylan Legum ’28 struck out 15 and carried a perfect game into the seventh inning, while also contributing a two-run single. Nate Collins ’29 led the offense with two doubles and four RBI. In another strong outing, Legum struck out 10 over six innings, with Joseph Coppola ’26 closing things out.

Boys’ Lacrosse: WFS posted a 2–1 week, including a 16–4 win over Appoquinimink. Rhys Butler ’26 scored a career-high six goals, while Nash Maheshwari ’27 and Matthew McKenzie ’27 added four and three, respectively. The Quakers also earned a 10–4 win over Wilmington Christian behind four goals from Ben Osbourn ’26.

Golf: The Quakers continued their strong start with a 27-stroke victory over Charter School of Wilmington. Quinn Marshall ’27 earned medalist honors with a 37 and averaged 37.6 across three matches. WFS also competed well against top-ranked opponents, narrowly falling to Salesianum and Archmere while proving they belong among the state’s best.

Boys’ Tennis: The Quakers look ahead to two key matchups this week against Archmere and Sanford. In last week’s contest against #3 St. Andrew’s, Josh Fung ’26 showed strong effort at second singles, competing point-by-point and continuing his development.


    
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