Redondo's girls lacrosse team faced off against Mira Costa in a decisive Bay League title match, ultimately falling short with a score of 15-5. The Sea Hawks struggled early on, losing their main draw taker to injury, which allowed Costa to build a significant lead. Although Redondo found their rhythm later in the match, scoring three goals in the second half, they could not close the gap, with senior Maya Cozza noting the unexpected physicality from Costa's side. Despite the loss, there were valuable lessons learned that the team aims to carry into their upcoming CIF games.

By the Numbers
  • Mira Costa led the first quarter 6-1 against Redondo.
  • Redondo scored three goals in the second half, but Mira Costa maintained a commanding lead throughout the game.
Yes, But

While Redondo improved in the second half, they were caught off guard by Mira Costa's aggressive tactics, indicating a need for better preparation against determined opponents moving forward.

State of Play
  • Redondo entered the game hoping to leverage past victories against Costa.
  • The loss highlights a shift in the competitive landscape, with Redondo needing to adapt as teams see them as a serious threat.
What's Next

Redondo intends to regroup and work on their preparation for CIF, aiming to raise their competitive level against teams that will treat them with increased seriousness.

Bottom Line

The Sea Hawks must embrace their underdog status while recognizing that future opponents will bring their best. This match serves as a reminder that growth in competitive sports often comes from facing tough challenges head-on.