MK Barnhart

MK Barnhart is a sophomore playing attack for the Denison University women's lacrosse team. Born and raised in Rehoboth Beach, MK started her lacrosse career with Atlantic Lacrosse when she was 8 years old. She continued her career at Worcester Prep. She was recently named first-team All-North Coast Atlantic Conference and Offensive Player of the Year, marking Denison’s second consecutive and 10th overall recipient of the honor. She led both her team and the conference with 46 assists, setting a new single-season program record, while also contributing 22 goals for a team-high 68 points. She recorded seven games with three or more assists and eight multi-goal performances. MK is also a dedicated student, double-majoring in global health and communications.

Annabell Bonk

Annabell is a freshman midfielder on Cape’s undefeated JV girls' lacrosse team. Annabell transferred to Cape as a freshman after spending her three middle school years at Greenwood Mennonite. “I love lacrosse and my dad [Brandon Bonk] was a player here at Cape, so we made the move,” Annabell said. “I am just so happy here. I love it here at Cape.”  Annabell is a 5-foot-10 midfielder who can run. On the offensive end, she is lethal. She scored her 50th goal of the season May 6, going behind the back on a free-position shot. "I played JV volleyball last fall and next year I’m also going out for basketball,” she said. Annabell is part of a strong  class of freshmen lacrosse athletes who have been playing together since their scooper days.  

Alisa Tsirtsan

A sophomore athlete on the Cape JV soccer squad, this honor roll student ended Caesar Rodney's unbeaten and unscored on streak May 5. Alisa took a pass from Alexis Puddicombe, sprinted up the sideline and blasted a shot that beat the keeper for the only goal of the game. "Alisa has grown immensely since her freshman year," said JV coach Madison Nichols. "She has been a staple on our right wing and delivers consistently. Her effort on the field is unmatched, and she showed against Caesar Rodney that she can be a game changer and show up in the big moments." Alisa was also one of the top seven runners on the Vikings' cross country team. She is also a participant in Morgan's Message. In her spare time, she enjoys art and hanging out with her friends.

Jordan Willey 

This sophomore goalie on the Cape JV squad turned in a stellar performance in the May 5 match against unbeaten and unscored Caesar Rodney. She held down the goal for five corners and faced seven shots, stopping them all. "Jordan is a varsity-level keeper who backs up varsity keeper Brynne Fox, and we were thrilled to have her for our match against Caesar Rodney," said Cape JV coach Madison Nichols. "She takes every match and every ball seriously, and she doesn’t let up until the final whistle." "Jordan had a great game against CR and made some phenomenal saves to keep our JV team undefeated and unscored upon," said varsity coach Patrick Kilby. Jordan is a member of the Morgan's Message group, the Cape thespian troop and participates with the Cape dance team.