Bishop England and Philip Simmons showcased impressive talent in lacrosse this season, with multiple players earning all-state honors. The Bishop England girls, with a 12-7 record and a state championship appearance, had seven players recognized, including first-team selections Gracie Seymour and Brooklynn Guidi. The boys' team also boasted seven players on the all-state list, highlighted by first-team attack Ben Nesseralla. Meanwhile, Philip Simmons' girls and boys each saw standout performances, with Caroline Perez earning a first-team selection.

By the Numbers
  • Bishop England girls' lacrosse went 12-7 and reached the AAAA state championship
  • Bishop England boys' lacrosse achieved a 10-7 record and reached the second playoff round
State of Play
  • Bishop England girls' soccer team recorded a 17-4 season, reaching the state championship
  • Bishop boys' soccer also performed strongly, with a 15-6 record and a Lower State championship appearance
What's Next

With these recognitions, players from Bishop England and Philip Simmons are likely poised to attract attention for future collegiate lacrosse opportunities. The success of these teams may also foster further growth in the local lacrosse programs.

Bottom Line

The strong performances and subsequent all-state selections highlight the growing lacrosse talent in the area, signaling a promising future for these athletes and their respective programs.