On an extremely hot Saturday in which the temperature on the turf measured 130²F Dewalt cooked Bar Fly in the conference semi-finals winning by a score of 14-10. Dewalt dominated the face-offs giving the offense ample scoring opportunities and Bar Fly rallied late to narrow a comfortable lead opened up throughout the game. On Sunday Dewalt faced a rematch with Magerk's Lacrosse Club- the first meeting saw Dewalt prevail in a game in which a total of 32 goals were scored. This time around, Magerk's jumped out to an early lead which they held onto throughout the game. With 2 minutes to go, we still faced an imposing 3 goal deficit and were struggling against a stingy defense, tough goalie play and strong face-off play. The offense found the right time to catch fire behind goals from Muston, Smedley and Lochte- 2 minutes and 3 goals later we were deadlocked at 9-9 and headed to overtime! In overtime goalie Chris Petrush made a huge save, and found Lochte breaking downfield. Hunter made a great open field dodge and sealed DeWalt's second straight South Conference Championship and berth in the A.L.L. title match.

We will face GMH of Philadelphia, this years North division winner in the A.L.L. Championship Game, Saturday 6/19, 2pm at Catonsville High School where we will attempt to win our 9th league championship.

  Dewalt opened the playoffs with a 14-5 win over a pesky Bullfrogs squad. The first half was close however the defense clamped down to only allow a single second half goal and the offense took care of the rest. In the division final Dewalt defeated Mt Washington by a score of 17-13 paced in a game which featured a flurry of scoring and too much mad-down defense. With this win Dewalt advances to the conference final four for the second year in a row.

  Dewalt closed the regular season with two straight wins, first cruising to victory over Tricerate and then winning an overtime battle against Capital Lacrosse Club in D.C. despite very light numbers. Greg Wojtech was the hero, taking an intercepted pass coast to coast for the winning goal to put an exclamation point on a gutsy team performance. Dewalt finished the regular season as the number one seed heading into the divisional playoffs.

  Dewalt continues to roll with convincing wins against divisional opponents Crease Monkeys and Green Turtle/DieHards. Next up the team shook off a slow start against the Charm City Warhawks from the East division, eventually prevailing 15-10. Finally in a battle of unbeaten teams, Dewalt defeated the Central Division leading Magerk's team in a shootout. The offense poured in 18 goals in this game paced by attackers Jason Werner, Josh Gerber, & Kyle Fiat, while Brian Ward’s back to back goals put the game out of reach. Most of the goals were assisted in what was a great team offensive effort. Defensively we were able to bend but not break, and preserve the win in the 4th quarter. Next up Dewalt will work to remain unbeaten in games against tough Tricerate and Capital squads.

  Dewalt Lacrosse Club opened the season with three straight wins against division opponents Bud Light/Hagerstown, Bullfrogs and had an exciting 1 goal win over Mt Washington Lacrosse club. Next up is division opponent Field House on Sunday, 4/18 at Stevenson.

  Dewalt Lacrosse Club, sponsored by Lattitude took a deep run in the 2009 Ocean City Lacrosse Classic, eventually dropping an overtime thriller in Saturday’s pool championship game to the eventual champions. Next year we will look to improve upon this years 3-1 performance.

  Dewalt Lacrosse Club Wins The A.L.L. North Division and South Conference Titles, and comes up short to NYAC in the league championship game. During 2009 the team finished with a 13-3 record and defeated Ryleigh’s Oysters/Crease Monkey’s, Mt. Washington Lacrosse Club, Magerks and Capital Lacrosse Club en route to the championship game.