Lakers achieve another victory against Sachems in the game in the late season

Middeboro -The strategy of the Lakers to play their strengths, took them well on Friday evening on Friday evening -Varsity Lacrosse game against Middleboro.

The Lakers and Sachems came up a second time this season on Friday, May 16. Despite a strong effort by Middleboro in the second half of the game, the Lakers achieved victory with a final result of 19: 6.

The key to the successful performance of the Lakers was not concerned that the head coach of the team Jeremy Nodelman, the team's head coach.

“We focus on setting goals for ourselves, we are not worried about who or where we are playing,” he said.

It was a central part of the team of the team in 2025, which the players do well and did not repeat the mistakes, noticed,

When the regular season ends, tactics seem to work. The game on Friday brought Apponequet's season record of up to 12 wins and three defeats, and the team recently won the South Coast Conference Blue Division for the second time in a row.

As for Middleboro, the focus was on getting a little better every day. “We are a young team, so let's just try to improve the game for game,” said Sachems' head coach Caleb Cebula.

The team has a record number of players this year, but many are young and have never played lacrosse. “We have twenty twenty in the twentieth, which is a good problem for the future,” remarked Cebula. The record of the Sachem after the Matchup on Friday is two victories and 12 defeats.

Cebula's repeated calls to “move” the ball during the game revealed how he teaches his players to perform against experienced competitions.

He wants you to keep the ball “hot”, which means that the defense lawyers get out of the position by moving the ball to an open point, explained Joe Barry, Sachem coach. Barry was present for the game and served as head coach of the young Lacrosse team from Middleboro until last year.

At the moment it is about competing, fighting and learning for the Sachems, Cebula noticed.

Brackets that say which teams are qualified for the state tournament will be released at the end of May.