2009 Summit 8th Grade Lacrosse
Roster Awards Season Stats
Day Date Opponent Site Time Results (16-0)
Sun 04/05 Montclair Away 1:00 Won 15-1
Sat 18-Apr John Jay (Chat.) Away 12:00 Won 7-3
Sat 18-Apr Darien (Chat.) Away 2:00 Won 8-2
Sat 18-Apr Chatham (Chat.) Away 4:00 Won 10-2
Sun 19-Apr Mendham Home 12:00 Won 12-3
Sun 26-Apr Westfield Home 12:00 Won 12-1
Sun 3-May John Jay Away 9:50AM Won 11-1
Sun 3-May Bridgewater Away 11:30AM Won 10-3
Sun 3-May Hopewell valley Away 1:50PM Won 12-0
Sun 3-May West Windsor Away 3:30PM Won 10-2
Sat 9-May Montgomery Away 9:30AM Won 8-6
Sat 9-May Somerset Away 10:15AM Won 6-5
Sun 10-May Ridgewood Home 5:30 Won 12-1
Sun 17-May Mountain Lakes Home 12:00 Won 10-4
Thu 21-May West Essex Home 7:00 Won 10-1
Sat 30-May The Hills Away 3:00 Won 15-1
Sat 6-Jun Glen Ridge Home 12:00 Won 9-5
Sun 7-Jun Somerset Hills Home 12:00 Won 4-3 (OT)
Game One: Won. Summit 15 - Montclair 1 Sunday, April 5 - The SLC 8th Grade A Team opened up the 2009 Spring season with a trip down by the tracks to Montclair's Fortunato Field with a decisive 15-1 win. Summit railroaded the Montclair Blues by spreading the ball around, with twelve different Summit players contributing on the score card. G - Scott Caputo used all of his body parts to stop Montclair's scoring efforts deflecting 11 shots. A - Thomas Fowler scooped up 9 ground balls, D - Brendan Huston assisted on 2 goals and M - Jamie White lead the Summit scoring efforts with five total points, 3 goals and 2 assists for the Hilltoppers. Next up for SLC 8th Grade the Chatham Face-Off Classic on Saturday, April 18th at Cougar Field.

Score by Quarter:

            1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final
Summit       4   4   5   2    15
Montclair    0   1   0   0     1
Summit Scoring: Goal (Assist)
1Q Confalone (Maier), Killian (Huston), Fowler (Badgley), Fowler (Unassisted)
2Q White (Higgins), White (Huston), Badgley (Fowler), T. Carbone (Badgley)
3Q Confalone (Killian), White (Fowler, A. Carbone), Killian (Unasissted), Sayre (Higgins), Higgins (A. Carbone, White)
4Q Killian (DeSanto), Higgins (White)
Summit Ground Balls: 35 Fowler 9, T. Carbone 5, Higgins 4, Badgley 4, Killian 3, Caputo 2, White 2, Daney 2, Huston 1, Shamim 1, Sayre 1, A. Carbone 1.
Saves: Caputo 11.

Game Two:  Won. Summit 7 - John Jay 3

The SLC 8th Grade A Team opened up the Chatham Face-Off Classic at Cougar Field with a 7-3 victory against John Jay from Katonah, NY.  M Jamie White lead off the scoring in the classic with a natural hat trick, D Brendan Huston played tough D with a decisive hitting effort. Ground Ball war was led by D Will Shamim and M Mike Badgley with 3 each on the natural turf. G Scott Caputo had five big saves for Summit.
Score by Half: 
           1st 2nd - Final
Summit      1   6    - 7
John Jay    1   2    - 3 
Summit Scoring: Goal (Assist)  1st Half - White (Fowler); 2nd Half - White (Unassisted), White (Maier), Killian (T. Carbone), Confalone (A. Carbone), A. Carbone (Sayre), Badgley (A. Carbone).
Summit Ground Balls: 21 Shamim 3, Badgley 3, A. Carbone 2, T. Carbone 2, Huston 2, Maier 2, Higgins 2, Fowler 2, Confalone 2, Caputo 1.
Saves: Caputo 5

Game Three:  Won. Summit 8 - Darien 2 Saturday, April 18- The SLC 8th Grade A Team’s second match in the classic put them up against Darien, CT.  Again, Summit came away with a solid effort, against a very good goaltender, with a 8-2 win. A Austin Carbone and M Dillon Confalone lead the Summit scoring with 3 points each. A. Carbone with 2 goals and one assist, and Confalone with 2 assists and one goal. A. Carbone was the ground ball hawk winner with 6 GBs for Summit. D Will Shamim answered Dariens frustrations with a solid, clean hit putting the game to a final rest in the end.
Score by Half: 

        1st 2nd - Final
Summit   5   3    - 8
Darien   1   1    - 2
Summit Scoring: Goal (Assist)  1st Half -  A. carbone (Confalone), Fowler (Confalone), Confalone (Unassisted), Killian (Unassisted), Killian (Sayre); 2nd Half - Fowler (A. Carbone), Fowler (Maier), A. Carbone (T. Carbone).  
Summit Ground Balls: 26 A. Carbone 6,  Confalone 3, Killian 3, Shamim 3, White 2, Maier 2, T. Carbone 2, Higgins 2, Fowler 1, Huston 1, Badgley 1. 
Saves: Caputo 1

Game Four:  Won. Summit 10 - Chatham 2 Saturday, April 18- The SLC 8th Grade A Team’s final match in the classic put them up the host Chatham Cougars.  Chatham’s coach thanked Summit “for puting on a clinic” as they walked away with a decisive 10-2 victory, and undefeated on the day.  M Tyler Carbone lead the Summit scoring with 4 points including 2 goals and 2 assists, M Matt Killian chipped in a natural hat trick. D Will Daney, fresh off the tar-mat, played solid D, Goaltender Scott Caputo cleared the ball well and came up with 9 huge saves. Middies Jamie White and Mike Badgley lead the GB effort with 5 each for Summit. The long awaited game ball goes to Coach Gump. It was a great day of Summit lacrosse. 

Score by Half:            

        1st 2nd - Final
Summi    6   4    - 10

			Chatham  1   1    -  2

Summit Scoring: Goal (Assist)  1st Half -  White (Unassisted), Killian (A. Carbone), Killian (T. Carbone), Killian (T. Carbone), Fowler (A. Carbone), Gump (White); 2nd Half -   T. Carbone (Unassisted), Fowler (A. Carbone), T. Carbone (Fowler), Maier (Fowler).
Summit Ground Balls: 33 White 5, Badgley 5, Caputo 4, Killian 4, Huston 3, T. Carbone 3, Shamim 2, Fowler 2, A. Carbone 1, Confalone1, Gump 1,  Higgins 1, Sayre 1.
Saves: Caputo 9.

Won. Summit 12 - Mendham 3 The SLC 8th Grade A Team opened up at home with a 12-3 win vs. Mendham. M Justin Gump got the scoring going for the home opener. M Jamie White and M Dillion Confalone lead the Summit scoring with 4 points each. D Will Shamim, D Brendan Huston and D Will Daney played solid defense and G Scott Caputo had nine big saves for Summit. M Matt Killian won the ground ball war with 5 GBs. Next up for Summit : Home vs. Westfield, Sunday April 26, 12:00 at Upper Tatlock.
Score by Half: 
        1st 2nd 3rd 4th - Final
SUMMIT   6   3   2   1     12
Mendham  0   1   2   0      3
Summit Scoring: Goal (Assist) 1st Q - Gump (Unasissted), Confalone (White), A.Carbone (Killian), Killian (Fowler), White (Confalone), Fowler (Maier); 2nd Q- Confalone (White), Sayre (Badgley), Sayer (White, Daney); 3rd Q - Badgley (T. Carbone), Sayre (A. Carbone); 4th Q- Confolone (Fowler).
Summit Ground Balls: 26 Killian 5, Fowler 4, Badgley 3, Confalone 3, Sayre 3, White 2, T. Carbone 1, A. Carbone 1, Sahmim 1, Higgins 1, Daney 1, Caputo 1.
Saves: Caputo 9.
Won. Summit 12 - Westfield 1 The SLC 8th Grade A Team improved their record to 6-0 with another decisive victory against Wesfield at Tatlock Field. A Matt Maier opend up the Summit scoring with two goals and one assist. Five other Hilltoppers put up three points on the day including: A Thomas Fowler, A Austin Carbone, M Tyler Carbone, M Matt Killian and M Drew Higgins. M Mike Badgley won the ground ball war with 9 GBs. G Scott Caputo added two saves for the Hilltoppers. Next up for Summit: Thunderboldt tournament in West Windsor, NJ on Sunday, May 3rd.

Score by Quarter:

         1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final
SUMMIT    3   4   2   3   12
Westfield 0   0   0   1    1
Summit Scoring: Goal (Assist)
1st Q - Maier (Confalone), Maier (Higgins), Fowler (Killian);
2nd Q - Higgins (White), Killian (Badgley), Confalone (Unasissted), T. Carbone (Sayre);
3rd Q - Killian (Maier, Sayre), A. Carbone (T.Carbone);
4th Q - A. Carbone (Higgins), Fowler (T. Carbone), Fowler (A. Carbone).
Summit Ground Balls: 45
Badgley 9, A. Carbone 6, Huston 4, Confalone 3, Killian 3, White 3, Higgins 3, Maier 3, Daney 2, T. Carbone 2, Sayre 2, Shamim 2, Gump 1, Fowler 1.
Saves: Caputo 2.
Won. Summit 11 – John Jay 1 
Sunday, May 3 - The SLC 8th Grade A Team improved their record to 7-0 with another decisive victory at the West Windsor Thunderboldt Tournament against John Jay for the second time this season. A Matt Maier lead the Summit scoring effort with 5 total points (2G/3A). M Jamie White and M Mike Badgley won the ground ball war with 6 GBs each. D-Men Brendan Huston, Will Shamim and Will Daney played solid, aggressive D. G Max Graeb, called up to the big leagues, filled in admirably in for Scott Caputo and added one save for the Hilltoppers.

Score by Half: 
          1st 2nd   - Final

				SUMMIT     4   7      11

				John Jay   1   0      1


Summit Scoring: Goal (Assist) 
1st Half – White (Maier), A. Carbone (Maier), Maier (A. Carbone, Huston), White (Unassisted);
2nd Half – Higgins (Unassisted), Higgins (Maier, A. Carbone), Fowler (White), Maier (Confalone), Fowler (Badgley), Fowler, White), A. Carbone (Shamim).
Summit Ground Balls: 30 
White 6, Badgley 6, Higgins 3, Maier 3, Confalone 2, Shamim 2, Killian 2, Huston 2, A. Carbone 1, Daney 1, T. Carbone 1, Fowler 1.
Saves: Graeb 1.

Won. Summit 10 – Bridgewater 3
Sunday, May 3 - The SLC 8th Grade A Team improved their record to 8-0 with a solid Win vs Bridgewater at the WW Thunderboldt tournament. Summit found themselves down 0-1 early in the game, but came back with a tenacious offense and spread the scoring around with four players leading the scoring efforts with three points each. A Austin Carbone (2G/1A), M Tyler Carbone (1G/2A), A Thomas Fowler (1G/2A), and M Mike Badgley (1G/2A). Strong Defense effort lead by D Will Shamim with one assist, D Brendan Huston with 4 GBS, and D Will Daney with a hard hitting effort. G Max Graeb came up with 2 saves, in what was his fourth straight game in a row. The ground ball hawk was M Jamie White with 6 GBs on the day.

Score by Half:
               1st 2nd   - Final
SUMMIT         5   5      10
Bridgewater   3   0       3

Summit Scoring: Goal (Assist) 
1st Half – Maier (T. Carbone), T. Carbone (Badgley), Fowler (A. Carbone), A. Carbone (Shamim), Killian (T. Carbone);
2nd Half –  Confalone (Fowler), Higgins (Unassisted), A. Carbone (Fowler, Badgley), Badgley (Unasissted), Maier (Higgins).
Summit Ground Balls: 29 
White 6 , Badgley 5, T. Carbone 5, Huston 4, Higgins 2, Graeb 2, Maier 1, Shamim 1, Daney 1, Confalone 1, Killian 1.
Saves: Graeb 2.

Won. Summit 12 – Hopewell Valley 0
Sunday, May 3 - The SLC 8th Grade A Team improved their record to 9-0 by putting up a shutout vs. Hopewell Valley with a 12-0 blanking in the 3rd game of the Thunderboldt Tournament. G Scott Caputo was credited with the shutout, fresh out of his confirmation,  joined by A Austin Sayre and D Hayden Desanto. The leading scorer was A Thomas Fowler with 7 points (3G/4A). A Austin Carbone won the ground ball hawk award with 8 GBs. The win placed summit in the Gold Medal Championship Game vs the host West Windsor Lighting.

Score by Half:
              1st 2nd - Final
SUMMIT          5  7   12
Hopewell Valley 0   0       0

Summit Scoring: Goal (Assist) 
1st Half –  Confalone (Unassisted), Fowler (A. Carbone), Fowler (White), Killian (Maier, Confalone), Confalone (Fowler);
2nd Half –  Fowler (A. Carbone), Confalone (A. Carbone), A. Carbone (Fowler White), Killian (Fowler), Killian (Maier), A. Carbone (Sayre), Higgins (Fowler).
Summit Ground Balls: 49
A. Carbone 8, White 7, Fowler 5, T. Carbone 4, Badgley 4, Confalone 3, Killian 3, Desanto 3, Maier 2, Huston 2, Sayre 2, Daney 2, Caputo 2, Shamim 1, Higgins 1,
Saves: Caputo 1.

Won. Summit 10 – West Windsor Lightning 2 (Gold Medal Championship Game)
Sunday, May 3 - The SLC 8th Grade A Team improved their record to 10-0 for the season and 4-0 on the day to take the WW Thunderboldt Tournament Gold medal home. The leading scorer was A Thomas Fowler with six points (1G/6A). The ground ball hawk award went to M Matthew Killian with 6 GBs. The Gold Medals went to: goalies Max Graeb, Scott Caputo; defensmen Heydan Desanto, Will Shamim, Brendan Huston, Will Daney; attack men Thomas Fowler, Austin Carbone, Austin Sayre, Matt Maier, and middies Jamie White, Dillon Confalone, Drew Higgins, Matt Killian, Tyler Carbone, Mike Badgley and Justin Gump for their outstanding team effort and accomplishment.

Score by Half:
               1st 2nd   - Final
SUMMIT          5   5     10
WW Lightning   1   0      2

Summit Scoring: Goal (Assist) 
1st Half – Killian (Fowler), Killian (White), Higgins (Fowler, White), Sayre (Unassisted), T. Carbone (Fowler);
2nd Half –  Killian (Fowler), Maier (Killian), Confalone (A. Carbone), A. Carbone (Fowler), Fowler (Sayre, Badgely).
Summit Ground Balls: 31
Killian 6, Badgley 5, Shamim 4, Fowler 3, Confalone 3, A. carbone 2, White 2, daney 2, Maier 1, sayre 1, Caputo 1, Higgins 1.
Saves: Caputo 4.

Game Eleven:  
Won. Summit 8 - Montomery 6

The SLC 8th Grade A Team improved their record to 11-0 with a solid 8-6 win against host team Montgomery at Montgomery HS. A Thomas Folwer lead the Summit scoring effort with three goals and one assist . D Will Shamim hardest hit award and M Mike Badgley with Ground Ball Hawk award with 5 GBs. G Scott Caputo came up with 5 huge saves for Summit.
Score by Quarter
            1st 2nd 3rd 4th  - Final
SUMMIT   3   3    2 0     - 8
Montomery  0 2 2 2     -  6
Summit Scoring: Goal (Assist) 
1st Q - A. Carbone (Badgley), Fowler (Unassisted), Fowler (T. Carbone);
2nd Q - Confalone (Unassisted), Menning (Fowler), Sayre (Confalone, Huston);
3rd Q - Fowler (Higgins), Confalone (Unassisted).
Summit Ground Balls: 24
Badgley 5, A. Carbone 4, White 4, Fowler 2, Maier 2, Daney 1, Higgins 1, Confalone 1, Gump 1, T. Carbone 1, Sayre 1, Desanto 1.
Saves: Caputo 5.
Game Twelve:  
Won. 6 - 5 (Braveheart)
The SLC 8th Grade A Team improved their record to 12-0 with a incredible “Braveheart” victory following a scorelss overtime period against a very good Somerset Hills team. M Jamie White scored four goals for Summit, including three in regulation and one during the Braveheart tiebreaker for the game winner. G Scott Caputo came up with 4 saves, with the biggest in the Bravehart period. D Hayden DeSanto and M Dillon Confalone lead the groud ball effort with 4 GBs each. Huge team win in incredible style. Congrats to Caputo and White. Huge W.

Score by Quarter

           1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT BH Final
SUMMIT      0   2   1   2   0  1 - 6
Somerset    0   2   2   1   0  0 - 5

Summit Scoring: Goal (Assist) 
 2nd Q - Confalone (Sayre), Badgley (Fowler);
 3rd Q - White (Fowler);
 4th Q - White (Confalone), White (A. Carbone);

Braveheart - White (Caputo).
Ground Balls: 12
Confalone 4, DeSanto 4, T.Carbone 2, Higgins 2.
Saves: Caputo 4.

Game Thirteen:
Won. Summit 12 - Ridgewood 1
The SLC 8th Grade A Team defeated Ridgewood at home on Mother Day staying undefeated with 13 W's. G Scott Caputo was awarded the game ball from the game officials for his outstandign shot stoping play with 9 saved on the day. A Thomas Folwer lead the Summit scoring effort with 6 points (3G/3A) followed closely by A Austin Carbone with five points (2G/3A). The ground ball hawk went to M Jamie White with 5 GBS. Defensmen Shamim, Huston, Daney and DeSanto played tough D on Ridgewoods hands with great checks all afternoon. Next up: Home vs. Mountain Lakes on Sunday, May 17 at 12:00 - Metro Homes Field.

Score by Half:

			                  1st 2nd 3rd 4th - Final

		

			SUMMIT        3   4     3    2     - 12

		

			Mendham     0   0     0    1 -       1

Summit Scoring: Goal (Assist)
1st Q - A. Carbone ( Unassisted), A. Carbone (Fowler), Maier (A. Carbone);
2nd Q- White (Higgns), Fowler (Unassisted), Fowler (A. Carbone), Sayre (Fowler);
3rd Q - Fowler (T. Carbone), Higgins (A Carbone), Fowler (Badgley);
4th Q- Maier (Fowler), Maier (Badgley).
Summit Ground Balls: 33
White 5, Killlian 4, T. Carbone 4, A. Carbone 4, Badgley 3, Confalone 3, DeSanto 3, Fowler 3, Daney 2, Shamim 1, Maier 1, Higgins 1, Caputo 1.
Saves: Caputo 9.
Game Fourteen:
Won. Summit 10 – Mountain Lakes 4
Sunday, May 17- On a cool, blustery day on the synthetic tundra on a field formerly know as Tatlock, the SLC 8th Grade A Team welcomed perennial state power house Mountain Lakes to Summit and improved their undefeated record to 14-0 with a decisive 10-4 victory. Mr. Shamim called the opening face-off which was controlled by M Jamie White and Summit never looked back. The Summit scoring effort was lead by A Thomas Fowler and A Austin Carbone with eight total points, each with 2 goals and 2 assists. The ground ball hawk award went to M Tyler Carbone with 7 GBs on the afternoon. Defensmen Brendan Huston, Will Shamim, Will Daney and Hayden Desanto played solid D, and G Scott Caputo deflected six Laker shots. Next up: Home vs. West Essex on Thursday, May 21 at 6:45 PM Upper Tatlock Field.

Score by Quarter:
 
                 1st 2nd 3rd 4th - Final
SUMMIT            2   3   2   3  - 10

				Mountain Lakes    1   0   2   1  -  4
Summit Scoring: Goal (Assist)
1st Q - A. Carbone (Badgley), A. Carbone (Gump, Huston);
2nd Q- Killian (Fowler), Fowler (Badgley), Maier (Fowler);
3rd Q - Killian (T. Carbone), White (Unassisted);
4th Q- Sayre (Higgins, A. Carbone), White (Unassisted), Fowler (A. Carbone).

Summit Ground Balls: 33
T. Carbone 7, White 5, Badgley 3, A. Carbone 3, Fowler 3, Maier 3, Higgins 2, Killian 1, Shamim 1, Huston 1, Desanto 1, Confalone 1, Sayre 1, Caputo 1.

Saves: Caputo 6.
Game Fifteen:
Won. Summit 10 – West Essex 1
Thursday, May 21- The SLC 8th Grade A Team welcomed Iron Hills foe West Essex to Upper Tatlock on a beautiful evening for lacrosse and improved their undefeated record to 15-0 with a another decisive 10-1 victory. The Summit scoring effort was lead by A Thomas Fowler with 1 goals and 3 assists followed by M Jamie White with 1 goal and 2 assists. The ground ball hawk award went to M Mike Badgley with 6 GBs on the evening. Defensmen Brendan Huston, Will Shamim, Will Daney and Hayden Desanto frustrated West Essex, and G Scott Caputo shut them down and deflected 4 shots. Next up: Summit goes on the road to The Hills, Saturday May 30th at 3:00 at Dubois Turf Field.
Game Sixteen:
Won. Summit 15 – The Hills 1
Saturday, May 30- The SLC 8th Grade A Team traveled to The Hills and improved their unbeaten record to 16-0 with a 15-1 victory. M Dillon Confalone won the Ground Ball Hawk Award with 7 GBs. A Matt Maier and A Thomas Folwer lead the summit scoring with 5 points each. Next up: Saturday June 6th at 12:00 at Upper Tatlock Field vs. Glen Ridge.

  Score by Quarter:   

          1st  2nd  3rd 4th  - Final
SUMMIT     4    6    3    2      - 15
The Hills  0    1    0    0      -  1 
Game Seventeen:  
Won. Summit 9 – Glen Ridge 5
Saturday, June 6- The SLC 8th Grade A Team welcomed Glen Ridge to Summit and improved their unbeaten record to 17-0 with a 9-5 victory in what was billed as the “William Wallace” game. M Dillon Confalone and M Jamie White won the Ground Ball War Award with 4 GBs each. M Matthew Killian lead the Summit scoring effort with 4 points. Next up: Sunday, June 7th at 5:45 at Metro Homes Field vs. Somerset Hills with a undefeated title on the line.

 Score by Quarter:

                                1st  2nd  3rd 4th  - Final
SUMMIT                   2    2    4    1      -  9
Glen Ridge               2    0    1    2      -  5 

 Summit Scoring: Goal (Assist) 
1st Q -   A. Carbone (White), Fowler (Killian);
2nd Q-  Confalone (Killian), Fowler (T. Carbone);
3rd Q – Killian (A. Carbone), Sayre (A. Carbone), Killian (Sayre), Sayre (Shamim);
4th Q- Fowler (Unasissted).

 Summit Ground Balls: 18
White 4, Confalone 4, Maier 2, Fowler 2, Badgley 2, Higgins 1, T. Carbone 1, Shamim 1, Caputo 1.

 Saves: Caputo 4.

Game Eighteen:  
Won. Summit 4 – Somerset Hills 3 - OT
Sunday, June 7th- The SLC 8th Grade A Team completed their the 2009 eighth grade season with a perfect record of 18-0 with an exciting 4-3 OT victory vs. their toughest opponent all season...Somerset Hills. A Austin Carbone lead the Summit scoring with 3 points (1Goal/2Assists). He saved his best shot for his last with the game winning goal with 1:19 remaining in overtime off of an unselfish feed from A Thomas Fowler (1Goal/1 Assist) to cap off the undefeated season. G Scott Caputo put on a stellar performance and deflected 10 shots including one in the overtime period. The entire 8th grade team played with pride and determination. The Summit defense dominated: Brendan Huston 3 GBs, Will Shamim strong stick checks, Heydan Desanto picking off passes, Will Daney re-directing. Middies: Jamie White, Drew Higgins, Dillon Confalone, Mike Badgley, Tyler Carbone, Matt Killian and Justin Gump played hard, controlled face-offs, won ground balls moved the ball down field and played both ends all evening. Attackmen: Austin Sayre, Austin Carbone, Thomas Fowler and Matt Maier moved the ball, cut, fed passes and made plays for Summit. M Jamie White, M Matt Killian and D Brendan Huston won the Ground Ball War with 3 GBs each. Congratulations on an exciting finish to a perfect 18-0 season.

Score by Quarter:

                                1st  2nd  3rd 4th OT - Final
SUMMIT                  1    1    0    1     1      - 4
Somerset Hills       0    1    0    2     0      - 3

Summit Scoring: Goal (Assist) 
1st Q -   Fowler (A. Carbone);
2nd Q -  Killian (Sayre);
4th Q -   Gump (A. Carbone);
OT - A. Carbone (Fowler).

Summit Ground Balls: 21
White 3, Huston 3, Killian 3, Higgins 2, Confalone 2, Caputo 2, Daney 1, T. Carbone 1, Fowler 1, Badgley 1, Desanto 1, Sayre 1.
Saves: Caputo 10.

Congratulations to SLC 8A for a successful season:

SLC 8A Team Roster:
No. Player Name           Position
3 Dillon Confalone M
4 Drew Higgins M
5 Thomas Fowler       A
7 Mike Badgley           M
9 Justin Gump            M
10 Matthew Killian        M
11 Austin Sayre A
16 Jamie White             M
18 Tyler Carbone M
20 Austin Carbone A
21 Matthew Maier A
22 Will Daney D
23 Will Shamim             D
25 Brendan Huston      D
33 Scott Caputo G
95 Heydan Desanto     D

 

Bill Gump, Coach
Sandy White, Coach
Matt Zarinko, Coach
Chris Badgley, Manager

 2009 SUMMIT LACROSSE CLUB

8th Grade Undefeated Season 18-0
Team Awards

THE JOFFE MEMORIAL AWARD (Matt & Chris Joffe)
Player who Displays Outstanding Talent and is Recognized for His Ability,
Strong Will, Determination and Love of the Game of Lacrosse
No. 23 ~ WILL SHAMIM

THE PAYTAS AWARD (Leo Paytas)
Player who Displays Outstanding Talent and is Recognized for His Ability,
Winning Qualities and Competitive Instincts on the Lacrosse Field
No. 10 ~ MATT KILLIAN

THE FORD AWARD (Mark Ford)
Player who Displays Outstanding Talent and is Recognized for His Ability,
Commitment, Motor and Enthusiasm on the Lacrosse Field
No. 4 ~ DREW HIGGINS

THE DUNNE AWARD (Owen Dunne)
Player who Displays Outstanding Talent and is Recognized for His Ability, Commitment
and the Continued Improvement of His Game During the Course of the Lacrosse Season
No. 21 ~ MATT MAIER

THE WHITE AWARD (Bowen White)
Player who Displays Outstanding Talent and is Recognized for His Versatility
and Extraordinary Ability with a Long Stick on the Lacrosse Field
No. 95 ~ HAYDEN DESANTO

THE KENNEDY AWARD (James Kennedy)
Player who Displays Outstanding Talent, Intensity and Game Speed and is Recognized
for His Ability As an All-Around Player by His Teammates on the Lacrosse Field
No. 18 ~ TYLER CARBONE

THE DISCOLO AWARD (Ray Discolo)
Player who Displays Outstanding Talent and is Recognized for His Ability,
Passion and Understanding of the Game by the Coaches On the Lacrosse Field
No. 11 ~ AUSTIN SAYRE

THE BAKER AWARD (Mark Baker)
Player who Displays Outstanding Talent and is Recognized for His Ability,
Sportsmanship and Outstanding Character Both On and Off the Lacrosse Field
No. 22 ~ WILL DANEY

THE BRITT AWARD (Ned Britt)
Player who Displays Outstanding Talent and is Recognized for His Ability,
Intelligence, Perseverance and Dedication to the Game of Lacrosse
No. 9 ~ JUSTIN GUMP

THE HADLEY AWARD (David Hadley)
Player who Displays Outstanding Talent, Hard Work and Determination
and is Recognized for His Ground Ball Effort on the Lacrosse Field
No. 7 ~ MIKE BADGLEY

THE SCHROEDER AWARD (Scott & Robbie Schroeder)
Player who Displays Outstanding Talent, Bravery and Vision and is
Recognized for His Ability at the Goalie Position on the Lacrosse Field
No. 33 ~ SCOTT CAPUTO

THE ARKINSON AWARD (Devin Arkinson)
Player who Displays Outstanding Talent, Leadership and Quiet Tenacity and
is Recognized for His Ability at the Defensive Position on the Lacrosse Field
No. 25 ~ BRENDAN HUSTON

THE LECKY AWARD (Jake Lecky)
Player who Displays Outstanding Talent, All-Around Skills and Commitment to the Team
and is Recognized for His Ability at the Midfield Position on the Lacrosse Field
No. 3 ~ DILLON CONFALONE

THE WOODBURY AWARD (Frank Woodbury)
Player who Displays Outstanding Talent, Sacrifice, Hard Work and Confidence
and is Recognized for His Ability at the Attack Position on the Lacrosse Field
No. 20 ~ AUSTIN CARBONE

THE STARKER AWARD (Matt Starker)
Player who Displays Outstanding Talent, Intensity and Playmaking and is
Recognized for His Ability as an Offensive Player on the Lacrosse Field
No. 5 ~ THOMAS FOWLER

THE WIEBE AWARD (Chuck Wiebe)
Player who Displays Outstanding Talent, Effort, Leadership and Commitment
and is Recognized for His Ability as an All-Around Player on the Lacrosse Field
No. 16 ~ JAMIE WHITE

SLC 8A Team Statistics:
Player No. Pos. Goals Assists Total Grnd balls
Thomas Fowler
5
A
37
31
68
45
Austin Carbone
20
A
20
30
50
42
Matt Maier
21
A
15
13
28
28
Austin Sayre
11
A
13
12
25
16
Jamie White
16
M
21
15
36
64
Matt Killian
10
M
28
8
36
42
Dillon Confalone
3
M
20
9
29
48
Mike Badgley
7
M
5
16
21
67
Drew Higgins
4
M
9
8
17
34
Tyler Carbone
18
M
7
11
18
36
Justin Gump
9
M
5
1
6
4
Liam Menning
15
M
1
0
1
0
Brendan Huston
25
D
0
5
5
25
Will Shamim
23
D
0
3
3
28
Will Daney
22
D
0
1
1
21
Heydan DeSanto
95
D
0
1
1
1
Saves
Scott Caputo
33
G
0
1
1
55
Maxx Graeb
32
G
0
0
0
2
TOTALS
181
165
346
534