Girls Lacrosse Wins Senior Game, Finishes Season 15-4

David Creed •

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Photography by David Creed

The Whaler girls lacrosse team beat the Sturgis West Navigators 14-1 Wednesday afternoon. It was their senior game and final game of the regular season. Nantucket finished their season with a 15-4 record.

The game was never really in question for Nantucket. Seven different Whalers scored goals. Ava and Cydney Mosscrop each had three goals. Emerson Pekarcik had three goals. Bailey Lower had two goals and four assists.
Viktoria Krasteva, Emerson Milne, and Emma Davis each had one goal. Nantucket had assists on nine of their 14 goals.

Following the game, the final senior day ceremony of the year took place to honor the Whaler's incredible young seniors for their contributions to the program on and off the field.

The MIAA released their latest power rankings on Thursday, and the Whalers were #4 in the Div. 4 state tournament bracket. The rankings aren't finalized and official brackets will be released on Saturday according to the MIAA.

This won't be the final chance for these seniors to play on their home field. but it didn’t stop the ceremony from being an emotional one. Some photos from the ceremony are included in the photo gallery at the top of this story. Check back in with the Current for updates on the tournament seedings as they become available.

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