In two playoff games, Chapelgate, the top-seed from the regular season, defeated its foes by a combined score of 9-1.

Junior
Alex Kriete scored the other goal for Chapelgate, which posted a final
record of 14-3-1.  The Yellowjackets also received one assist each from
brothers Mike and Jim Becker, the team’s top two scorers this fall.

Mike
Becker, just a freshman, finished the season with 11 goals and 11
assists, while Jim, a senior, had nine goals and nine assists.  Jeong,
a junior, who had nine goals and seven assists, will also return next
year, giving the Yellowjackets their top three scorers when they
attempt to win a third straight.

“It feels good to win two
straight.  It feels better to know that these young men are staying
consistent with their level of play,” said Chapelgate head coach Jason
Bennett.  “After splitting with Beth Tfiloh and Balitmore Lutheran in
the regular season we felt like we needed to step up our attack during
the final game.  We tried hard to not settle in at all and just press
with the attack for the full 80 minutes.

“I would say that a
couple of the biggest differences between this team and last year’s
team are unity and speed.  This is one of the first teams I have ever
seen in which the unity was already there before the first day of
tryouts.  These young guys respect and care for each other which made
my job easier.  They are also a fast bunch of guys.  I think their
speed tired out a lot of our opponents.”

Lutheran, which finished at 11-8-0, received its lone goal from David Crotty.