Lake Washington drops Puyallup for 3rd lacrosse win

Lake Washington takes shot at goal

Lake Washington drops Puyallup for 3rd lacrosse win
April 6

SUMNER – Cody and Jake Bernstein combined for 7 goals to lead Lake Washington to its third win of the season with a 14 – 5 high school lacrosse defeat of Puyallup, Wednesday at Sumner High School.

Lake Washington and Puyallup left the first knotted at 3 goals apiece before the Kangs broke loose with 4 second quarter goals to take a 7 – 3 advantage into the intermission. In the third the Kangs added another 4 goals and sealed the win with 3 fourth quarter goals.  Read More >>

Jonathan Friedl had 10 saves in goal to keep Lake Washington alive. Dean Morris had 3 goals and Robert Abbott had a goal and 12 ground balls for Puyallup.

Lake Washington (3-4-0) next faces Eastlake (4-3-0), Friday, April 8 in an 8 p.m. start at Lake Washington High School. Puyallup (0-6-0) next faces Lakeside (1-8-0), Saturday, April 9 in a 7 p.m. start at Sumner High School.

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS: Lake Washington 14, Puyallup 5 (Cody Bernstein, LW, 4 goals, 1 assist; Jake Bernstein, LW, 3 goals, 3 assists; Jonathan Friedl, LW, 10 saves; Dean Morris, P, 3 goals; Robert Abbott, P, 1 goal, 1 assist, 12 ground balls; Nolan Ernst, P, 1 goal, 2 ground balls; Austin Wolfe, P, 5 ground balls; Josh Kohler, P, 12 saves)

EXTRA:  Seattle Times "Game of the Week" video:  Eastlake vs. Lake Washington
US Lacrosse Press Release
CONTACT:   Mike McQuaid  mike@mcquaidcompany.com
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