Welcome to the 2026 Girls Lacrosse World Series Championship! Below you’ll find event information, field maps, team rosters, game schedules/results, and much more. Thank you and enjoy the best event in youth lacrosse!
Team Check-in, Team Photo, & Welcome Ceremony – Event Center at Valley Forge Casino Resort
5:00PM-7:30PM | 1160 1st Ave, King of Prussia, PA 19406
‣ Team Photos and Team Check-in begin at 5:15PM at the Valley Forge Events Center Casino in the event center based on the schedule below. Teams are encouraged to arrive before their actual check-in times to experience the vendors and engagement opportunities.
‣ Team Photo and Team Check-in time slots will go from 5:15PM-6:15PM. There is a built in buffer if check-in runs behind.
‣Welcome Ceremony will be from 6:45PM-7:10PM. Vendors will be open until 7:30PM.
‣We highly recommend making sure your team is ready to go 10 minutes before their team
photo and check-in time. If your team photo is at 5:15PM, make sure you have all members of
your team ready to go at 5:05PM in the designated waiting area.

‣ Players and coaches will receive LWSC apparel at this time and get their team photo taken available for purchase.
‣ Cash bars are available during this time and the LWSC Mall will be available for purchases during the Check-In and Welcome Ceremony times.
Welcome Ceremony – Event Center at Valley Forge Casino
6:45 PM – 7:10 PM | 1160 1st Ave, King of Prussia, PA 19406
‣ Welcome Ceremony – Following the team check-in and photos, players, parents and coaches are invited to attend the Welcome Ceremony which will conclude by 6:55 PM. Teams will have assigned seating.
‣ Filming and interviews by U.S. Club Lacrosse will take place on check-in day and throughout the event.
‣ Team Dress Code: Teams are encouraged to wear team jerseys, team polos or other coordinated apparel for team photos.
‣ Spectator Dress code: Casual
BBL Black

| # | First Name | Last Name |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | Mia | Gibs |
| 1 | Isabella | Ghelfi |
| 2 | Juliana | Christiano |
| 3 | Madison | Manning |
| 6 | Mila | Sheafer |
| 8 | Helen | Krecidlo |
| 11 | Lev | White |
| 12 | Brie | Peterfreund |
| 13 | Kiley | Fitzgerald |
| 14 | Tessa | Franchetti |
| 16 | Everly | Hackett |
| 18 | Payton | Torjussen |
| 20 | Reyna | Singhal |
| 21 | Maggie | Rubin |
| 22 | Ellie | Swon |
| 24 | Madeline | Kubie |
| 31 | Charlotte | Phillips |
| 33 | Allie | Rosenblatt |
| 35 | Penelope | Huey |
| 88 | Noa | Pensak |
Gold Coast Black

Gold Coast Lacrosse is the premier girls’ lacrosse club in Fairfield County, CT. The 13U World Series team draws players from New Canaan, Wilton, Fairfield, Ridgefield, Westport, and surrounding towns. The program has competed at the national club level for several years, with this season focused on building fundamentals, game IQ, and individual development. Supported by experienced coaches and engaged families, the team is prepared to compete at the Girls Lacrosse World Series Championship this summer. No Gold, No Glory.
| # | First Name | Last Name |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dylan | Scanlon |
| 2 | Hannah | Burr |
| 4 | Danielle | Turullols |
| 6 | Adelaide | Schoetz |
| 7 | Katie | Woods |
| 8 | Hadley | Marich |
| 9 | Madeleine | Walsh |
| 10 | Maisie | Rice |
| 11 | Parker | LaSusa |
| 12 | Celia | Matviak |
| 13 | Tristan | Weiksner |
| 14 | Alexandra | Kerridge |
| 15 | Gray | Blair |
| 16 | Eloise | Englund |
| 22 | Maggie | Faherty |
| 25 | Emma | Carroll |
| 26 | Emily | Raut |
| 27 | Clare | Strycharz |
| 28 | Adriana | Komisarek |
| 29 | Amelia | Palmer |
| 75 | Kaylen | Fink |
Legacy Lacrosse

This Legacy team continues to grow together and compete at a high level. After a strong fall and winter, the girls carried that momentum into the World Series North Qualifier with an impressive performance. Legacy looks to build on that success throughout the summer circuit. We are excited to compete against a talented field in the inaugural Main Event.
| # | First Name | Last Name |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Emily | Degenfelder |
| 3 | Haleigh | Kearney |
| 4 | Maggie | McCaffrey |
| 5 | Giavanna | Provenzano |
| 7 | Charlotte | Gibbons |
| 9 | Tessa | Fitch |
| 10 | Kathryn | Hatzidakis |
| 11 | Kiera | Koopmann |
| 12 | Aubrey | OHanley |
| 14 | Liberty | Favor |
| 15 | Abby | Luzim |
| 17 | Genevieve | Griffin |
| 18 | Kaylee | Zummo |
| 21 | Tess | Hogan |
| 24 | Lucy | Galasso |
| 25 | June | Opisso |
| 26 | Mia | Dorsey |
| 44 | Jordan | Hamill |
| 66 | Sorok | Cali |
| 77 | Jamie | Martinez |
| 84 | Alice | Sparks |
| 93 | Delaney | Plutzer |
| 94 | Kinsley | Kretz |
| 99 | Mia | Grieco |
Orange Crush

Orange Crush Girls 2031 represents the greater Syracuse area, known as the heart of lacrosse
country and home to a deep-rooted tradition in the sport. Our team is built on that legacy,
bringing upstate pride to every competition through grit, discipline, and a commitment to strong
fundamentals.
Our roster is made up of athletes from across Central New York who share a passion for
competition, teamwork, and personal growth. These players balance school, practices,
tournaments, and training, while supporting one another both on and off the field. That sense of
connection and accountability is what defines Orange Crush. It is not just how we play, but how
we grow together.
This group has trained year-round to prepare for the highest level of competition. In addition to
consistent team practices, our athletes compete for their school programs and continue to
develop their skills in a variety of settings. This commitment has strengthened our lacrosse IQ,
physicality, and overall team chemistry. Our style of play reflects unselfish teamwork, relentless
effort, and the ability to adapt in high-level game situations.
Orange Crush Girls 2031 takes pride in representing our region on a national stage, and past
successes have been driven by a team-first mindset and a willingness to outwork opponents.
However, our focus remains on continued growth, both as players and as teammates.
Competing in the Lacrosse World Series Championship is an incredible opportunity and a
meaningful milestone for this group. It represents more than just games. It reflects the
resilience, dedication, and shared experiences that have shaped this team. The lessons learned
and memories created through this journey will stay with these athletes far beyond the field.
| # | First Name | Last Name |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | Rosie | Musso |
| 4 | Sophie | Dautrich |
| 7 | Emily | Pagano |
| 8 | Rebecca | Pagano |
| 11 | Cate | Coleman |
| 13 | Jillian | Esce |
| 14 | Camryn | Hallinan |
| 16 | Lily | Cole |
| 17 | Samantha | Mazza |
| 18 | Anna | McDonald |
| 19 | Ava | LaBarre |
| 22 | Grace | Rozak |
| 23 | Paige | Shore |
| 25 | Keegan | Prior |
| 32 | Madelynne | Mahshie |
| 44 | Madeleine | King |
| 52 | Avery | Wells |
Storm Select
| # | First Name | Last Name |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Allison | Yun |
| 2 | Corinne | Fee |
| 3 | Annabelle | Gordon |
| 4 | Victoria | Buxton |
| 5 | Sasha | Escalante |
| 6 | Raeghan | MacKeen |
| 7 | Emily | Campaigne |
| 8 | Maddie | Carroll |
| 10 | Alice | Toner |
| 12 | Harper | Bell |
| 13 | Camille | Goulding |
| 15 | Seaver | Maloni |
| 21 | FInley | Fulkerson |
| 22 | Quinn | Maynard |
| 25 | Magnolia | Lynch |
| 34 | Alyssa | VanderWel |
| 51 | Eva | Berger |
| 77 | India | Penske |
Team 91 Crush

Team 91 is a select lacrosse club aimed at providing young female athletes with the instruction and passion it takes to compete at the national level and ultimately the collegiate level. Our mission is to give our players the opportunity to reach their full potential as student-athletes on and off the field.
Team 91 prides itself on top notch training, constantly evolving coaching techniques, open and accessible communication and most importantly, a family atmosphere for all of our players.
2031 Crush is a gritty, energetic, focused group of true 2031 graduates from Long Island. Players, Parents and Coaches all share the passion to grow.
| # | First Name | Last Name |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | Reese | Chirico |
| 4 | Harper | Rogler |
| 7 | Mary | McKay |
| 8 | Maeve | Fraser |
| 9 | Sofia | Sparacello |
| 10 | Kelsey | Lynch |
| 12 | Siena | Massaro |
| 13 | Harley | Leake |
| 15 | Quinn | Kane |
| 16 | Reilly | Hagerstrom |
| 17 | Scarlett | Lentini |
| 19 | Ella | Boyle |
| 22 | Madison | Degnan |
| 27 | Angelina | Perrotta |
| 28 | Antonella | Speciale |
| 29 | Brooke | Varian |
| 32 | Ally Jo | Brady |
| 34 | Francesca | Antonelli |
| 36 | Amelia | Barone |
| 41 | Holly | Schenkel |
| 55 | Sophia | Landon |
Team Israel

Team Israel is thrilled to be competing in the inaugural Girls Lacrosse World Series Championship, and is honored to be representing the nation of Israel. These girls met for the first time at the Heritage Cup over Memorial Day, and can’t wait to build on that initial success and challenge themselves against the best competition out there. Comprised of elite-level Jewish players selected from across the USA, this team has not only been training and playing together, but sharing in cultural programming and exchanges that are deepening their connection to Israel and their Jewish heritage. They’re ready to compete at the highest level, play with heart, work hard, build new friendships, exhibit true sportsmanship, and most of all, have fun! Yalla!
| # | First Name | Last Name |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | Maddy | Morgenstern |
| 3 | Naomi | Furman |
| 6 | Liat | Sverbilov |
| 7 | Dahlia | Feld |
| 12 | Phoebe | Axelbaum |
| 13 | Ella | Pressman |
| 14 | Hailey | McTernan |
| 15 | Rylee | Goodman |
| 19 | Lauren | Hunt |
| 23 | Jordan | Fishman |
| 28 | Madison | Goichman |
| 30 | Harper | Branch |
| 33 | Hannah | Flynn |
| 38 | Emma | Kogan |
| 44 | Rory | Lennon |
| 48 | Teagan | Shepard |
Team Ontario

While the Team Ontario program has a storied history, the U13 division’s three-
season tenure represents a critical evolution in the provincial pipeline. By identifying
talent at this younger age bracket, the program isn’t just fielding a team; it is
establishing a “High-Performance Culture” early in an athlete’s career.
By drawing the top athletes from various Ontario Lacrosse Association (OLA)
clubs, the program forces players out of their comfort zones. No longer the
undisputed “star” of their local town team, these athletes must learn to compete
alongside—and against—peers of equal caliber, which accelerates tactical growth
and emotional maturity.
Competing through the fall allows these players to maintain their elite edge during
the traditional “off-season,” ensuring that Ontario’s talent pool remains sharp and
battle-tested year-round.
The 2025 U13 team’s 13-1 record is statistically remarkable, especially considering
the inherent challenges of a “traveling” or “select” roster.
Success for this group isn’t just about stick skills; it’s about the speed of their social
cohesion. Because they have a limited window to perform, the players have
prioritized trust over individual ego. This camaraderie acts as a force multiplier on the
field, leading to better defensive communication and more selfless offensive play.
The “intensity” mentioned isn’t just physical—it’s a shared mental commitment. When
athletes from rival OLA associations trade their local jerseys for the Team Ontario
colors, they adopt a “provincial identity” that fosters a unique, high-stakes bond.
Being included in the inaugural World Series Girls Event is a watershed moment
for the program. This isn’t just another tournament; it is a platform that places these
young women on a global stage.
As participants in the first-ever event of this kind, the 2025 U13 team are not just
competitors—they are ambassadors. They are setting the standard for future
generations of Ontario female lacrosse players.
The team’s immediate “buy-in” regarding this opportunity speaks to their collective
ambition. They recognize that the World Series is a chance to measure Ontario’s
development against the best international programs, providing a vital litmus test for
the strength of Canadian girls’ lacrosse.
Name
| # | First Name | Last Name |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ellie | Pedersen |
| 2 | Kaia | Dias |
| 3 | Allie | Cooper |
| 4 | Alice | Glenen |
| 5 | Olivia | Wang |
| 6 | Vivian | Laurin |
| 7 | Katie | Snyder |
| 8 | Mackenzie | Yardley |
| 9 | Maddie | Wadley |
| 10 | Tessa | Collins |
| 11 | Talia | Avrahami |
| 12 | Hallie | Ryan |
| 13 | Matea | Hurley |
| 14 | Logan | Pakosta |
| 15 | Ivy | Lavell |
| 16 | Abbie | Macallum |
| 17 | Abigail | Stager |
| 18 | Quinn | Norton |
| 19 | Maple | Frazer |
| 20 | Charlotte | Smalldon |
Tradition Blue

Tradition is a community led 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in Garden City, New York devoted to providing competitive youth lacrosse opportunities to its members. Our mission is to promote the rich tradition of lacrosse through a positive, fun setting of continuous athletic development, teamwork and sportsmanship. With the goal of helping players succeed on and off the field, our unique program is a place where girls learn to be part of a team while simultaneously cultivating their individual character, confidence, skill and love of the game. Rooted in this environment of supporting one another, Tradition 2031’s commitment to playing fast, disciplined lacrosse is the foundation upon which we look to achieve continued success.
| # | First Name | Last Name |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Anne | Kennedy |
| 2 | Lilian | Coratti |
| 3 | Tatum | Mathers |
| 4 | Holly | Bremer |
| 6 | Ella | Gillette |
| 8 | Allison | Wong |
| 10 | Brae | McDonough |
| 11 | Colleen | Bennett |
| 12 | Millie | Soper |
| 13 | Hayley | Regina |
| 19 | Claire | Coelen |
| 21 | Isabella | Ordas |
| 22 | Erin | Groarke |
| 24 | Reese | Abrahamsen |
| 27 | Liesl | Leder |
| 28 | Cecilia | Szabo |
| 34 | Guinevere | Rorer |
| 35 | Noelle | Hannan |
| 44 | Gianna | Bohan |
True Dynamite

Based in Limerick, PA, True Dynamite 2031 is a close-knit girls lacrosse team made up of players representing multiple school districts, each bringing something unique to the table. Having grown together over the years, this team has developed strong chemistry, a competitive mindset, and a genuine love for the game. True Dynamite is focused on player development, teamwork, and competing with passion while continuing to grow both on and off the field.
| # | First Name | Last Name |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | Julianna | Pence |
| 3 | Claire | Kelley |
| 6 | Clara | Cox |
| 7 | Julia | Kane |
| 9 | Kaylee | Leone |
| 10 | Presley | McGrory |
| 11 | Giuliana | DiRocco |
| 11 | Bella | Novia |
| 12 | Ellie | Kandle |
| 14 | Lilah | Hagan |
| 14 | Allie Rae | Haskel |
| 15 | Maeve | Rose |
| 16 | Alexis | Geib |
| 23 | McKenzie | Treichler |
| 25 | Bella | West |
| 27 | Natalia | Cirri |
| 28 | Harper | Themens |
| 31 | Cecilia | Egan |
| 33 | Chloe | Grist |
| 34 | Guiliana | Orlando |
| 55 | Madison | Crabtree |
| 59 | Emma | Bowersox |
| 71 | Brenna | Zello |
True Garden State

True Garden State World Series Team is comprised of 2031 & 2032 athletes from the fastest growing program in North Jersey.
True Garden State operates out of two locations, Sparta & Randolph NJ.
We train both positionally, and Team Style.
The True Garden State program is proud to have these 2031s and 2032s represent us for the first ever Girls World Series, and we are excited for the opportunity to compete with such talented programs.
| # | First Name | Last Name |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | Nicolette | Brock |
| 5 | Marlo | Berkowitz |
| 8 | Livia | Teiner |
| 11 | Paige | Miller |
| 12 | Vanessa | Stefanic |
| 16 | Viviana | Poles |
| 17 | Abigail | Gallagher |
| 21 | Delaney | Richards |
| 23 | Sadie | Jensen |
| 27 | Olivia | Koch |
| 28 | Peyton | Gili |
| 28 | Alexandra | Roddy |
| 29 | Makenlee | Quaranta |
| 33 | Aria | Gonzalez |
| 40 | Lucille | Brock |
| 48 | Taryn | Stiansen |
| 82 | Isabella | Solomon |
| 99 | Joleen | Revelli |