Trashcan Lacrosse U-15 boys’ club team earns tourney championship at Jersey Shootout

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/28/10

Scott Scheuerle (Harriton) scored the game-winning goal with 3:15 left to lead the Trashcan U-15 Lacrosse Club to a 5-4 victory over Mercer Lake Saturday to earn the tournament championship at the Jersey Shootout in Metuchen.

Tyler Haab (Episcopal Academy) dominated at the faceoff X and delivered the

pass to Scheuerle for the game-winner on a man-up situation.

Colin Reder (Episcopal Academy) held the five Trashcan opponents to nine goals on the day. This was the first tournament for Trashcan Lacrosse, which was formed this year and features players form several youth programs in the Philly area.

The team is coached by Andy Hayes (Episcopal Academy head coach) and assistant Marty Kupprion (Lower Merion assistant).

Summaries:

Trashcan 3, Team Turnpike 1

Grant Regillio (Episcopal Academy) 2 g
Connor O’Brien (Episcopal Academy) 1g
Dutch Buckley (Episcopal Academy) 1a
Richie Palazzese (Episcopal Academy) 1 a

Trashcan 12, Brotherhood Lacrosse 2

Scott Scheuerle (Harriton) 3g 1 a
Keil Walsh (Episcopal Academy) 2g 1 a
Grant Regillio (Episcopal Academy) 2 g
Connor O’Brien (Episcopal Academy) 2g
Ryan O’Neil (Malvern Prep) 1g
Tyler Haab (Episcopal Academy) 2 a
Josh Hughes (Great Valley) 1 a

Trashcan 10, Devil’s Future 0

Grant Regillio (Episcopal Academy) 3 g 1 a
Brit Kershner (Malvern Prep) 2g
Tyler Haab (Episcopal Academy) 1g
Connor Ashton (Conestoga) 2g 1a
Connor O’Brien (Episcopal Academy) 2g
Ryan O’Neil (Malvern Prep) 1a
Scott Scheuerle (Harriton) 2a
Dutch Buckley (Episcopal Academy) 3a

Trashcan 10, Trilogy 2

Tyler Haab (Episcopal Academy) 3g
Grant Regillio (Episcopal Academy) 3 g
Scott Scheurle (Harriton) 2 g
Keil Walsh (Episcopal Academy) 1g
Mark Palmarella (Malvern Prep) 1 g
Dutch Buckley (Episcopal Academy) 2a

Trashcan 5, Mercer Lake 4
Scott Scheuerle (Harriton) 2 g
Dutch Buckley (Episcopal Academy) 2g
Tyler Haab (Episcopal Academy) 1g 1 a
Brit Kershner (Malvern Prep) 1 a
Connor Ashton (Conestoga) 1 a

Mercer Lake was also 4-0 coming into championship; the division had 14 teams