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Cape boys lacrosse defriends the Quakers 16-1

Cape boys' lacrosse class of 2014 includes in back (l-r) Matt Kane, Steve Collins, Aaron Mattioni, Thomas Ott, Craig Fanto, Grant Gillan, Cory Kreis, Todd Keen, William Clampitt and Garrett Becker;  middle, Nate Katurakes, Christian Prestipino, Blake Mann, Hunter Dailey, Luke Benson, Juan Saez and Charlie Burton. In front are Austin MacCoy and Justin Lopez. BY DAN COOK
May 15, 2014
Cape senior Will Clampitt shoots and scores in the Vikings' 16-1 win over the Quakers. BY DAN COOK
Cape senior Justin Lopez dodges past a Friends defender in the midfield. BY DAN COOK
Thomas Ott wins a face-off. BY DAN COOK
Cape attack Michael Hopkins battles for a loose ball with the Friends' Owen Ganse. BY DAN COOK
Cape middie Christian Prestipino brings the ball into the Vikings' end. BY DAN COOK
Cape's Nate Katurakes gets pushed from behind. BY DAN COOK
Cape's Thomas Ott defends against the Friends' Connor Armstrong. BY DAN COOK
Luke Benson shoots and scores. BY DAN COOK
Cape head coach Jack Lingo shouts out instructions to his defense. BY DAN COOK
Assistant coach Mark D'Ambrogi ponders his next offensive play. BY DAN COOK

Cape boys' lacrosse started out strong, scoring eight goals in the first quarter and didn't let up as the No. 2-ranked Vikings defeated Wilmington Friends School 16-1 May 13 at Legends Stadium.

Blake Mann scored four goals and had an assist in the contest. Justin Lopez and Luke Benson rocked the twine for three goals each as Thomas Ott, Nate Katurakes, James Ashby, Todd Keen, Jeb Monigle, and Will Clampitt each scored once.

Michael Hopkins assisted on three goals while Keen, Sean Lally and Kyle Orton each helped on one goal.

"We won the ground balls early in the game," said assistant coach Mark D'Ambrogi. "The team was patient on our possessions and shot the ball well, forcing them out of their zone defense."

The Vikings took a 13-0 score into halftime and scored three in the second half.

"As the game went on, we continued to make the extra passes that led to a lot of our goals," said D'Ambrogi.

The Vikings outshot the Quakers 33-11 with Cape goalies Grant Gillan and Chris Argo having four and one stops, respectively. Jacob Katzen made eight stops for the Quakers.

 





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