Photo by John F. Russell
Steamboat Springs' Teagann Yeager looks to snag the ball after a draw in the first half of Tuesday night's girls lacrosse game against Grand Junction at Gardner Field.
Steamboat girls lacrosse plays best game of year despite loss
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
2012 Sailors girls lacrosse schedule
- March 19: Summit 9, Steamboat 8
- March 22: Fruita Monument 12, Steamboat 5
- March 28: Eagle Valley 17, Steamboat 12
- March 31: Rampart 9, Steamboat 6
- April 6: Grand Junction 14, Steamboat 3
- April 7: Battle Mountain 7, Steamboat 6
- April 10: Aspen 13, Steamboat 4
- April 13: Battle Mountain 12, Steamboat 4
- April 14: Fruita Monument 13, Steamboat 5
- April 17: Grand Junction 14, Steamboat 9
- April 20: Durango 15, Steamboat 1
- April 21: Durango 8, Steamboat 1
- May 3: Eagle Valley 7, Steamboat 5
- May 5: Noon at Aspen
Steamboat Springs — The Steamboat Springs High School girls lacrosse team played its best game of the year Tuesday in falling to Grand Junction, 14-9.
Steamboat (0-10) played the Mountain Conference’s third-place team to a 6-all halftime score before Grand Junction’s depth took over.
Aleigh Aurin led the Sailors with five goals. Teagann Yeager, Courtney Reynolds, Hannah Samlowski and Jessie Wallace each had one.
“We figured out we were falling apart as a team,” Aurin said. “We worked harder to be more of a team.”
Steamboat next plays at 5 p.m. Friday in Grand Junction against Durango. The team also will play at 11 a.m. Saturday against Durango.
“By far, this was our best game,” coach Betsy Frick said. “The girls played awesome.”
To reach Luke Graham, call 970-871-4229 or email lgraham@SteamboatToday.com
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