May 11, 2022
May 3, 2022
We want to give a big congratulations to our Seniors and wish them the very best with their plans for next year! And extra good luck to Alana, Kat and Melissa as they continue their lacrosse careers for their schools. Kat Bielinski – Temple UniversitySophie Borrelli – University of FloridaJordan Frederick – University of TennesseeMelissa Hewitt – LaSalle UniversityAlana Lepore – Campbell UniversityBella Rios – University of MichiganElla Warkentine – Brandeis University
March 8, 2022
Conestoga Girls Lacrosse is hosting a 5K run & 1 mile walk on Sunday, April 10th in Wilson Farm Park to benefit the Peter Kienzle Fighting Back Scholarship Program. The Fighting Back Scholarship Program is an organization based in Malvern that assists individuals recovering from a life-changing illness or injury, and who are without the finances needed to participate in a rehabilitative exercise program. The Peter Kienzle Fund was established in honor of Peter Kienzle, husband, father and cherished member of our lacrosse community. Peter’s youngest daughter, Piper, is a member of our varsity team.Bryn Mawr Running Club will be providing the timing for the race and Read more…
February 21, 2022
Back by popular demand! We are offering a Conestoga Lacrosse Sports Wrap. Proceeds raise money for the Conestoga Girls Lacrosse Program. Perfect for players AND fans! The Ultimate cold weather sports wrap. Is it a jacket or a blanket or both?? RESISTANT OUTSIDE, SOFT INSIDE: The outer shell of the rainproof stadium blanket is made of 100% NYLON denier with urethane backing making it great for rain, sleet, snow and wind protection. The inside lining is 100% polyester, NON-PILL SOFT FLEECE to keep you warm, cozy and comfortable 70″ x 58″ WATERPROOF, WINDPROOF & WEATHERPROOF wearable outdoor blanket to help you fight cold and Read more…
January 13, 2022
We want to welcome Charlotte Neser to our program as the new JVA coach! Coach Neser is a native of Paoli and a graduate of CHS. She had a standout career at Drexel before playing and coaching in Europe as part of the Global Players Student Athlete Exchange program. She was the first-ever player at Drexel to be named to the Tewaaraton Award Watch List and was among the team’s top-three scoring leaders all four years. She concluded her career with 142 goals and 168 points, leading Drexel in both goals and points as a junior and senior, while she was Read more…