Thursday Girls Lacrosse/Golf: Dailey's late show sends Gophers to OT win | Maryland Gazette (HometownGlenBurnie.com)

Chasity Dailey scored a free-position goal with 19 seconds left to push the Glen Burnie girls lacrosse team past North County, 16-15, in overtime.

Dailey scored seven goals, but none bigger than her final strike.

"It was absolutely amazing," Gophers coach Kristin Maisel said. "It was a back-and-forth game pretty much the entire time. It came down to the last 19 seconds. We always fight with North County every year."

Kasie White scored seven goals for North County.

Marissa Morrill collected four goals for the Gophers, who took an 8-6 lead into the second half.

Glen Burnie (2-9) 8 5 3 - 16

North County (1-10) 6 7 2 - 15

GOALS: NC - White 7, Murray 4, Demestihas 3, Anuszewski, M. Kogler; GB - Dailey 7, Morrill 4, White 3, Hunglemann 2. ASSISTS: NC - White 2, Schiren; GB - Dailey, Gross 4. SAVES: NC - Brusinsky 4, Benges 3; GB - Kincer 11. SHOTS: NC - 29; GB - 21. GROUND BALLS: NC - 21; GB - 20. DRAWS: NC - 15; GB - 10.

BROADNECK 19, MEADE 0: Ten Bruins scored on Senior Night to run away with a shutout against the Mustangs.

Shannon Hanratty scored four goals, and Karri-Ellen Johnson and Andrea Zoolakis each stuck hat tricks past Meade (1-11).

Hanratty, Johnson and Lindsay Mitchell each recorded three assists.

"Every senior contributed to the team's success tonight," Bruins coach Karen Tengwall said. "It was an overall team effort."

Meade (1-11) 0 0 - 0

Broadneck (11-2) 12 7 - 19

GOALS: BN - Hanratty 4, Johnson 3, Zoolakis 3, Duncan 2, Mitchell 2, Egan, Steinweg, Yeiser, O'Brien, Eshleman. ASSISTS: BN - Hanratty 3, Johnson 3, Mitchell 3, George 2, Zoolakis, Steinweg, Strother, Tomchik. SAVES: ME - Leonard 9; BN - Simpson 2, Handelsman 1; Howard.

OLD MILL 14, NORTHEAST 9: Senior Kirstin Gancarz (three goals, one assist) and junior Chelsea Hauswirth (three goals, two assists) paced the way for the Patriots in their win over the Eagles.

Senior Emily Hudgins added two goals and four assists and sophomore Erika Arrildt contributed two goals and an assist for the Patriots. Junior Alex Holmes and sophomore Jordan Walker netted the other Old Mill goals.

Senior Jessica Brockmeyer and sophomore Leah warner led the way for Northeast with two gaols each. Senior Kaitlyn Warf and junior Katie McGahagan each chipped in a goal and two assists, and freshman Erin Fischer scored the other goal. Junior Lindsey Saunders dished off an assist.

Senior goalkeeper Kimi Shaw stopped 23 shots for the Eagles, stopping 23 shots. Her counterpart, junior Nikki Morris, had eight saves.

Old Mill (3-8) 7 7 - 14

Northeast (3-9) 4 5 - 9

GOALS: OM - Gancarz 3, Hauswirth 3, Holmes 2, Hudgins 2, Arrildt 2, Walker 2; NE - Brockmeyer 2, Warner 2, Hill 2, Fischer, Warf, McGahagan. ASSISTS: OM - Hudgins 4, Hauswirth 2, Gancarz, Arrildt, Bailey; NE - Warf 2, McGahagan 2, Warner, Saunders. SAVES: OM - Morris 8; NE - Shaw 23. SHOTS: OM - 40; NE - 20. GROUND BALLS: OM - 8; NE - 17. DRAWS: OM - 15; NE - 10.

C.M. WRIGHT 14, CHESAPEAKE 3: The Cougars were able to contain the Mustangs in the first half, but not in the second.

C.M. Wright scored 11 goals in the final 25 minutes.

"They played much better in the second half," Chesapeake coach Denise Thompson said.

Amber Shiflett scored two goals and Lauren Greshan chipped in one for the Cougars (16). Chesapeake goalkeeper Ali Meeks made 16 saves.

C.M. Wright 3 11 - 14

Chesapeake (7-5) 2 1 - 3

GOALS: CMW - McNeil 4, Will 2, Burke 2, Johnson 2, Vogel, Hauck, Porvanche, Prater; CH- Shifflett 2, Gresham. ASSISTS: CMW - Vogel 2, Johnson, Kuzma; CH - Born. SAVES: CH - Meeks 16.

GOLF

SPALDING 18.5, CURLEY 2.5: Kaitlyn Rohrback, Kellin Morris and Brian Petrosky swept their matches to guide Archbishop Spalding .

Every Cavalier starter notched at least 2.5 points, and Nick Marshalik shot a match-low 38.

Archbishop Spalding (8-2) wraps up its season next week with matches against Loyola and Saints Peter & Paul.

ST. PAUL'S 20, ST. MARY'S 1: Sophomore Adam Gomolinsky netted the only point for the Saints, as they fell to the Crusaders.