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Thursday, April 17, 2008 @ SLP H.S.
Girls Lacrosse vs. Irondale

Two games into the regular season, St. Louis Park’s Carley Rosen has been keeping opposing goalkeepers busy and tonight was no exception for the Oriole sophomore as she scored four goals and assisted on another to lead the Orioles to a 9-8 win over the Irondale Knights on a chilly Thursday night at the St. Louis Park High School stadium.

Rosen has scored seven goals in two games, including a hat trick last night against Minnehaha Academy. Her first goal came on a pass from Hannah Erickson followed by Carey Hoppmann’s slot shot. Then it was Rosen who scored on an assist from Tasha Liberman before getting the hat trick two minutes later.

The Knights ended the Orioles four goal run as Gina McDonald scored from the right side. Erickson scored the Orioles fifth goal on Rosen’s lone assist of the game and irondle added another goal.

In the second half, the Orioles added four goals to their ledger as Rosen, Liberman, Erickson and Julia Schroeder found the net. The Knights countered with six goals, including two from Janelle Lawrence but Rosen’s smart speed and stickhandling took valuable time off the clock to keep St. Louis Park on the plus side of the scoreboard.

The win was the third straight for St. Louis Park, all at home. Irondale fell to 0-3.The Orioles wrap up their four game home stand on Tuesday, April 22 against their city rival Benilde-St. Margaret’s

Thursday, April 17, 2008 @ SLP H.S.
Varsity Lacrosse vs. Irondale

Two games into the regular season, St. Louis Park’s Carley Rosen has been keeping opposing goalkeepers busy and tonight was no exception for the Oriole sophomore as she scored four goals and assisted on another to lead the Orioles to a 9-8 win over the Irondale Knights on a chilly Thursday night at the St. Louis Park High School stadium.

Rosen has scored seven goals in two games, including a hat trick last night against Minnehaha Academy. Her first goal came on a pass from Hannah Erickson followed by Carey Hoppmann’s slot shot. Then it was Rosen who scored on an assist from Tasha Liberman before getting the hat trick two minutes later.
The Knights ended the Orioles four goal run as Gina McDonald scored from the right side. Erickson scored the Orioles fifth goal on Rosen’s lone assist of the game and irondle added another goal.

In the second half, the Orioles added four goals to their ledger as Rosen, Liberman, Erickson and Julia Schroeder found the net. The Knights countered with six goals, including two from Janelle Lawrence but Rosen’s smart speed and stickhandling took valuable time off the clock to keep St. Louis Park on the plus side of the scoreboard.

The win was the third straight for St. Louis Park, all at home. Irondale fell to 0-3.

The Orioles wrap up their four game home stand on Tuesday, April 22 against their city rival Benilde-St. Margaret’s

Wednesday, April 16, 2007 @ SLP H.S.
Girls Varsity vs. Minnehaha Academy

Carley Rosen’s hat trick with 7:24 left in regulation led the St. Louis Park Girls Lacrosse team to a 5-4 win over the Minnehaha Academy Redhawks on a windy Wednesday night at the St. Louis Park High School stadium.

It was the second straight win for the Orioles, increasing their record to 2-0. The Redhawks, playing their first regular season game fell to 0-1.

Minnehaha Academy took the early lead 33 seconds into the game as Sarah Scholl scooped up a ground ball and passed to Allie Steinstra who found the net. St. Louis Park tied the game as Rosen scored from the left side. Her second goal came from the slot as she cut through three Redhawk defenders.

Hannah Erickson put the Orioles up by two on a pass from Julia Schroeder and the Redhawks reduced the margin to one as Steinstra scored her second goal.

In the second half, Minnehaha Academy tied the game at three on a slot shot from Allison Yeager. St. Louis Park regained the lead as Maggie Webb passed to Miriam Thorne who circled around the net and found Rosen who put the ball in the net.

Tasha Liberman added an insurance goal with 1:56 left to give the Orioles another two goal lead. But Minnehaha Academy was not finished as Scholl got a goal with 39 seconds left. The Redhawks were unable to send the game into overtime ending the scoring.

St. Louis Park continues their four game homestand Thursday night against Irondale at 6:30.
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