Dulaney and Towson poised for strong lacrosse season

The high school girls lacrosse season is underway in Towson, Maryland, with Dulaney, Towson, and Loch Raven all gearing up for a competitive year. Dulaney and Towson are expected to be strong contenders for county and regional championships, continuing a tradition of rivalry. Last season, Dulaney won the regional championship after a close victory over Towson. They advanced to the Class 3A state final but lost to Severna Park. This season, Dulaney's coach Kristi Korrow returns for her 20th year, bringing experience to the team. Dulaney features key players like Heidi Schmidt, who scored 58 goals last season, and several talented seniors heading into the year. Towson has a new head coach, Gregg Gebhard, who hopes to improve on last season's 7-7 record. The team will rely on a strong senior class, including standout midfielder Finlay Harmon, to enhance their performance and aim for the regional championship. Loch Raven, under new coach Kenneth Guerrasio, looks to compete for the regional title as well. The team had a solid season last year but faced challenges with injuries. They will lean on returning players like Sarah Watkeys and welcome some new faces back to the field. Overall, the season promises exciting matchups, particularly between Dulaney and Towson, as well as strong performances from Loch Raven. Fans can expect competitive games as teams strive for championship wins.