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2011 HIGH LIGHTs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waN11MeDWX4

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Billerica’s McLaughlin commits to UMass

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By ESPNBoston.comESPNHS lacrosse editor Tom Peace reported this week that Billerica senior Tom McLaughlin has verbally committed to play men’s lacrosse for UMass-Amherst on Thursday.

McLaughlin, a defender, was part of an Indians squad that reached the Division 1 state semifinals last season.

www.BillericaLaxStuff.com 

08/28/2011, 8:30pm (EDT)

By Staff

 Star Attackman Cam Slatton has committed to Union College.

Cam has been a stand out attackman for the Indians and one of the reasons they were a top ranked high school program for the past 3 years.

Cam will be an incredible addition to the Union College 2012 recruiting class.

Congrats Cam !   

2012 Billerica Lacrosse Team- Summer Tournament
Lincoln Sudbury – July 25-28.  Click on Link to register www.FederationLacrosse.com

Grant Whiteway, Nick Morello, and Mike Curley played in the Senior All Star Game.  All three represented Billerica well and Nick Morello was the game’s high scorer with 4 goals. 

Highlights and interviews can be seen on the link below.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Slge5Ini2MA

Billerica Lacrosse Awards Night

June 16th, Thursday at 6:30

Billerica High School in the Cafe

Congratulations to the 2011 MVC Champions Billerica Lacrosse Team

One of the Most Exciting Exhilarating Seasons in the History of Billerica Lacrosse

Billerica Pride

Duxbury denies Indians in state lacrosse tournament

By Matt Lee, Sun Correspondent

Updated: 06/12/2011 06:41:40 AM EDT

BILLERICA– The Billerica High boys lacrosse program knows exactly how it feels to dominate an opponent year after year– they do it to just about every team on their schedule. But the one team that has their number knocked them out of the postseason yet again.

Propelled by a flawless second quarter, Duxbury is back in the state final after a 19-9 rout at Calabrese Stadium yesterday.

It was the fourth time in the last five years that Billerica (20-3) has bowed out of the tournament at the hands of Duxbury (three state semis, 2008 state final).

“It’s very frustrating losing to them again,” Billerica coach Craig Flynn said. “People ask me about that, and the fact is they haven’t lost to a public school in about nine years. The only Massachusetts team to beat them is St. John’s Prep.”

Duxbury (18-3) scored six unanswered goals that stretched from the final minute of the first half to the 10-minute mark of the third quarter. The Dragons led 14-4 after the run that put the Indians out of striking distance.

“They don’t do anything special,” Flynn said. “They’re just a good, disciplined team. Plus, in the first half their goalie was coming up with some big saves.”

The loss marks the end of a remarkable high school career for Billerica attack Grant Whiteway.

He set the Massachusetts single season scoring record this year, and is second on the state career scoring list.

Duxbury did a superb job defensively on Whiteway, holding the UMass

Amherst recruit to one goal in each of their meetings this year.

“Duxbury tries to lock Grant off,” Flynn said. “They try not to let him touch the ball at all. We expected them to do that, and we have some things to counter that. We just didn’t have the ball on offense enough.

“Our attack unit as a whole was great. Cam Slatton, Ben Melaugh and Grant were all over 100 points. I can’t remember the last time a team has done that.”

Billerica trailed 4-3 after the first quarter. Ben Melaugh scored five seconds into the contest to give Billerica its only lead.

Melaugh scored twice and assisted twice. Attack Nick Morello led Billerica with three goals, and Ross Murphy scored a pair.

While Whiteway posted staggering individual numbers this season, as a team Billerica enjoyed a school record 18-game winning streak. The Indians fell to 2-2 after a 12-9 loss to Duxbury on April 14. Billerica did not lose again until yesterday.

“These guys are a great team,” Flynn said. “They’ve got a lot to be proud of.”

Read more: http://www.lowellsun.com/highschool/ci_18258759#ixzz1P50M8i6Y