Face off – 1:30 Saturday June 9th

Forward Red Team-Boys

Coaches: Zach Iannucci, Kasey Burst

Attack	Andrew Schermerhorn	Appleton
Attack	Will Lauterbach	Arrowhead
Attack	Hunter Kadrich	Mukwonago
Attack	Derek Brellenthir	Oregon
Attack	Cole Tietyen	Homestead
Attack	Carter Tompkins	Deforest
FOGO	Andrew Brooks	Homestead
Midfield	Erik Horman	Appleton
Midfield	Harrison Kessenich	Oregon
Midfield	Emerson John	Oneida
Midfield	Gavin Parr	Eastside
Midfield	Thomas Edmundson	Lakeshore
Midfield	Alec Kirkpatrick	Arrowhead
LSM	Ian Laatsch	Appleton
LSM	Matthew Endres	Mukwonago
Defense	Quinn Arnett	Arrowhead
Defense	David Beaulieu	Homestead
Defense	Sean Gordon	Oconomowoc
Defense	Deven Tomkins	Deforest
Defense	Jacob Ross	Lakeshore
Defense
Goalie	Adam Kasper	Eastside
Goalie	Austin Federici	Wausau

 

Forward Blue Team-Boys

Coaches: Reid Mayberry, Declan McGuire

Attack	Finn Maloney	Bay Port
Attack	Cam Logan	Sauk Prairie
Attack	Chris Bender	Kettle Moraine
Attack	Derek Gostomski	Catholic Memorial
Attack	PJ Dahlberg	West Bend
Attack	Caleb Ruger	West Bend
FOGO	Jackson Allsop	Brookfield
Midfield	Caleb Hotchkiss	Kettle Moraine
Midfield	Preston Borchardt	Watertown
Midfield	Will Vincent	Marquette
Midfield	Peyton LaMere	La Crosse
Midfield	Sam Gustafson	Bay Port
Midfield	Mitch Kaye	Franklin
LSM	Zach Davis	Catholic Memorial
LSM	Jacob Hawig	Lakeshore
Defense	Ryan Hensien	Marquette
Defense	Max Salscheider	Bay Port
Defense	Lukas Lundgren	Kettle Moraine
Defense	Klayton Kopet	Watertown
Defense	Elijah Gash	Bay Port
Defense	Tom Piotrowski	Brookfield
Goalie	Johnny Estrada	Marquette
Goalie	Jack Sundby	Stoughton

Face off – noon Saturday June 9th.

Forward Red Team-Girls

Coach: Rachel Romens

 

Attack	Olivia Olson	Appleton
Attack	Brook Uihlein	USM
Attack	Ashley Hoffman	Franklin
Attack	Sophia Gehling	Waunakee
Attack	Megan Mikolajewski	DSHA
Attack	Allie Marion	Franklin
Defense	Julia Fernandez	Brookfield
Defense	Maddie Kellner	DSHA
Defense	Margaret Rogers	Middleton
Defense	Olivia Thompson	Waunakee
Defense	Amanda Wachter	Franklin
Midfield	Eleanor Mackey	Middleton
Midfield	Evan Maupin	Waunakee
Midfield	Anna Davis	Waunakee
Midfield	Meghan Spangler	Waunakee
Midfield	Isabella Barnard	Franklin
Midfield	Cassy Allard	Franklin
Midfield	Emily Becker	Kenosha
Goalie	Sydney Lincoln	Waunakee
Goalie	Maddie Webler	Franklin

 

Forward Blue Team-Girls

Coach: Michael Hodge

Attack	Natalia Robinson	Central Wisconsin
Attack	Grace Black	Brookfield
Attack	Julia Carr	Middleton
Attack	Lexi Basel	Middleton
Attack	Megan Steffen	Arrowhead
Attack	Kylee Manser	Arrowhead
Defense	Claire Pelky	Appleton
Defense	Sarah Ernst	Arrowhead
Defense	Emma Hofman	Arrowhead
Defense	Anya Schmidtke	Arrowhead
Midfield	Emmie Mass	Brookfield
Midfield	Nikka Beachkofski	Neenah
Midfield	Paige Zahler	Verona
Midfield	Abbey Lippold	Arrowhead
Midfield	Kayla Gutzion	Westside
Midfield	Jacklyn Batley	Arrowhead
Midfield	Jessie Dombrowski	Brookfield
Midfield	Haile Kruchoski	Kettle Moraine
Goalie	Michaela Yngve	Kenosha

As if it already hasn’t been a memorable season for Samantha Adey, she has the chance to make it one for the ages when she leads the University School of Milwaukee girls lacrosse team into tonight’s Wisconsin Lacrosse Federation state championship game against Arrowhead Red.

Earlier in the season, she notched the 100th win of her coaching career, which happens also to be the 100th win of the USM program she founded 10 years ago. And tonight at Carroll University’s Schneider Stadium starting at 7:30 p.m., Adey will lead her program to its second title game since 2015, facing Arrowhead Red in a rematch of that loss three seasons ago.

“Three years ago this was a mismatch, but it’s not as much of a mismatch this year,” Adey said. “This is as talented a lacrosse teams we I’ve seen in the state, and I have every reason to believe we can win Friday.”

It’s difficult to argue with that assessment. USM (16-2) is led by senior midfielder Grace Berrien, an All-American, first team All-State selection and a member of the Classic 8 all-conference first team. After finishing the 2018 regular season with 34 goals, nine assists and 47 draws won, she’ll take a gap year to travel through South America before attending the University of Virginia.

The Wildcats are also led by senior attacker Brook Uihlein, who led the team with 36 goals during the regular season. She also scored the game-winning goal Tuesday night in USM’s semifinal game against Whitefish Bay/Nicolet/Shorewood with less than 2 minutes to play.

Berrien and Uihlein also are the two Wildcats still in the program who played against Arrowhead Red for the state title back in 2015. But three years is a long time in high school athletics, and Adey said her senior captains have grown a great deal.

“I think they’re totally different women and leaders than they were three years ago,” Adey said. “They are leaders on and off the field, and I think their level of composure on the field is different, too.”

Another year means another trip to the title game for Arrowhead Red (16-3), who will be playing for a fifth consecutive title. It is coach Tom Truttschel’s seventh appearance in the title game, as well.

This iteration of Arrowhead Red’s state finalist squad is unique because of the youth it features on the roster. The Warhawks won the Classic 8 Conference with an undefeated record despite having four freshmen on the Red team for the first time since 2012. However, those freshmen come with serious pedigree.

Freshman attacker Kylee Manser, for example, made Team Wisconsin earlier this season, becoming one of the top 22 girls in the state invited to play in a national tournament on the East Coast over Memorial Day weekend. She has 48 goals for the season, tied for the team lead with junior midfielder Jacklyn Batley.

“[The freshmen] have been looking forward to the chance to get onto Arrowhead in general, but when they made Arrowhead Red, it was like, ‘Wow,’” Truttschel said. “It has been a while since we’ve had freshmen on our team, so it means a lot to them. And they became part of a strong team with our seniors, juniors and sophomores — they weren’t out on an island.”

The Arrowhead Red youth movement is led by upperclassmen with plenty of championship experience. Along with Batley, senior middie Abbey Lippold scored 41 goals for the Warhawks, and junior middie Coryn Tormala added 38 goals, as well.