- First Posted: 2024-04-24
- Updated: 2024-05-05 14:53:16
Players of the Week - Group 2
Section V Boys Lacrosse Coordinator Mike Simon in conjunction with the Canandaigua National Bank are, once again, sponsoring recognition of noteworthy performances throughout the season.
In our second group we have a couple of seniors who have had noteworthy performances in the last week.
Offensive Player of the Week
Jonah Carrier - Irondequoit Faceoff Midfielder
Jonah Carrier has already made a strong statement about his last year with the Eagles. In his fourth year on the Varsity, with a career 75% win percentage at the faceoff "X", and 82 points, he had started this year with 118 faceoff wins (84%) and 16g-7a. Last week he had 17 faceoff wins (100%) in the Schroeder win,6 wins (60%) in the Ithaca win and 12 wins (86%) in the Penfield win, where the University of Maryland recruit scored the game-winning overtime goal.
Head Coach Aaron Bottazzo says, "Jonah is off to a great start. He has had a great work ethic from the off-season to now and is also stepping up in a big way as a team leader, which has been a key component to the team's progression early in the season. The most impressive part is the fact that Jonah is not only a great kid but a great teammate. It's a pleasure to be able to coach him and he is a great example for any of the other athletes in our program to look up to and understand what the standard is in which we want to play and carry ourselves!"
Defensive Player of the Week
Peyton Lich - Pal-Mac Goalie
Peyton Lich As the Red Raiders won all three games last week, Peyton posted 15 saves (68%) in the Marcus Whitman win, 9 saves (75%) in the Newark win and 7 saves (50%) in the Tully (Section III) win. The Ohio Northern recruit is in the fourth year on the Varsity and second year as the starter and thus far has a 70% saves average in his seven games this year (336 mins). The 2023 Finger Lakes first team pick has a career average is 68% with 267 saves.
Head Coach Joe Hill says, “Peyton has worked incredibly hard to get where he is, always honing his craft and finding people to push him. It is nice to have a veteran presence on the back end of our defense. ”
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