First Half Cheshire High School Rams Varsity Boys Lacrosse Notre Dame West Haven April 9 2024.

First Half Cheshire High School Rams Varsity Boys Lacrosse Notre Dame West Haven April 9 2024.
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Cheshire beat Notre Dame-West Haven 17-10 in boys lacrosse.
The fifth-ranked Rams found themselves scoreless after a quarter and hadn’t done much at all but Cheshire exploded for 11 unanswered goals over the next 16 minutes and defeated the Green Knights, 17-10, in a Southern Connecticut Conference boys’ lacrosse battle. Notre Dame-West Haven, which built a 5-0 lead after the first 12 minutes.
“They were ready to play and we were kind of asleep,” Cheshire coach Mike Devine said. “We woke up a bit.”
Adam Vernon scored 6 goals and added 2 assists as Cheshire beat Notre Dame-West Haven 17-10 in boys lacrosse. #ctlax pic.twitter.com/kEso5YwX2Y
— Dave Phillips (@davephillips41) April 10, 2024
Matthew Kelly scored two goals and three other Notre Dame players added goals in the first quarter as the Green Knights were able to keep possession and dominated the play.
That’s when Cheshire became much more aggressive on defense and were finally able to get loose in the offensive end. Adam Vernon scored three goals for the Rams while Matt Jeffery, the top-ranked player in the country, added a goal and four assists as Cheshire grabbed a 6-5 edge at halftime.
“We just had to mesh. We had a bit of a slow start on to the next play and we found our groove,” Vernon said. “I think we missed the little things, but all those things eventually fall if you stick to the plan. We did that and the shots started falling.”
The third quarter was much the same. Both Vernon and Jeffery scored twice in the first 3:56 in the period to make it 11-straight Cheshire goals for an 11-5 lead.
Cooper Savoy followed with three straight goals over 2:52 to pull Notre Dame within 11-8 with 2:43 remaining in the third quarter.