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Lacrosse, Resilience in the Face of Pressure | Addison Hall

Senior Josh McLain took the field Friday afternoon as MC varsity boys lacrosse faced San Dieguito Academy in a competitive matchup.

 

Both teams brought strong energy throughout the game, with several moments shaping the outcome despite MC falling short. One moment in particular stood out to players.

 

“One of my favorite moments from today’s game was when we went on a run in the third quarter and started to close the gap. It really showed the fight our team has,” McLain said.

 

Momentum shifted back and forth as the game continued, with defensive efforts playing a key role in keeping MC within reach.

 

“The play that I think had the biggest impact was a big defensive stop we had late in the game that gave us a chance to get the ball back,” McLain said.

 

As a senior captain, McLain contributed on both ends of the field while helping lead the team.

 

“My role in today’s game was to help lead the offense and keep the team composed. I tried to make plays when I could and make sure everyone stayed focused,” McLain said.

 

MC maintained effort and intensity throughout the game despite facing a strong opponent in San Dieguito Academy.

 

“The team performed well overall. We didn’t get the result we wanted, but we played hard the entire game,” McLain said.

 

San Dieguito Academy brought consistent pressure that challenged MC.

 

“SDA had a really solid team and they moved the ball well, which made it tough defensively,” McLain said.

 

Despite the loss, MC continued to compete until the final whistle.

 

“We kept fighting the whole time and never gave up, which is something we can build on,” McLain said.

 

As the season continues, MC will look to learn from this game and improve in future matchups.

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