New lacrosse program formed on Eastside
April 30, 2013
The Liberty Lacrosse Club has garnered enough interest to expand its program to include players younger than high school on the Eastside.
The expansion includes young players from the east side of Issaquah, Renton Highlands and Newcastle. Previously, young Eastside players have played in Issaquah Youth Lacrosse.
The club is part of the Greater Eastside Lacrosse League, which organizes and governs lacrosse on the Eastside from as far north as Woodinville and Bothell all the way down to Tahoma in Maple Valley.
“Every community on the Eastside has a program these days,” Brian Rinkenberger, youth director for the Liberty Club, said.
Issaquah girls net 18-3 lacrosse win over Holy Names
April 3, 2012
NEW — 4:45 p.m. April 3, 2012
Haley Mincin connected for six goals to lead Issaquah to an 18 – 3 girls high school lacrosse win over Holy Names on April 2 Bellevue’s Robinswood Park. The win was the seventh of the season for the Issaquah girls, who lead the Snoqualmie Conference.
Mincin and her sister Emily combined for 10 of Issaquah’s 18 goals and three assists in the win. For Holy Names, Megan Chamberlin, Wendy Donier and Maddie Braman all scored solo goals.
Issaquah (7-1-0) next faces Lake Sammamish (3-1-0) at 6:30 p.m. April 18 at Marymoor Park in Redmond.
