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Bucks County win Keystone State Games title in Youth Division

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 8/1/13

Bucks County claimed the Keystone State Games Youth (2019/2020) championship Sunday at Penn State University.

BUCKS CHAMPIONS - Front Row L-R, Shane Mulholland, Peter Lehman, Luke Forman, Zach May, Christian Suter, James Clark, Nick Fanelli and Cole Sands. 2nd Row L-R, Jack Henderson, Nick Dicicco, Cade Sands, Ben Rivera, Jake Ventresca, Ryan Garner, Bill Rossman. Top Row L-R, Head Coach Anthony Ventresca, Logan Lazasz, Grant Pinto, Nick Diehl, Brandon Howell, Asst. Coach Sean Sands, Jack McHugh, Joey Beahan, Dylan Vega, Asst. Coach Todd Forman and Asst. Coach Mark Fanelli.
BUCKS CHAMPIONS – Front Row L-R, Shane Mulholland, Peter Lehman, Luke Forman, Zach May, Christian Suter, James Clark, Nick Fanelli and Cole Sands. 2nd Row L-R, Jack Henderson, Nick Dicicco, Cade Sands, Ben Rivera, Jake Ventresca, Ryan Garner, Bill Rossman. Top Row L-R, Head Coach Anthony Ventresca, Logan Lazasz, Grant Pinto, Nick Diehl, Brandon Howell, Asst. Coach Sean Sands, Jack McHugh, Joey Beahan, Dylan Vega, Asst. Coach Todd Forman and Asst. Coach Mark Fanelli.

Bucks County defeated Blue Mountain, Lehigh Valley, Nittany and Montgomery County, outscoring its foes, 54-4. During the tourney, 21 of the 22 players on the roster scored at least once. Bucks toppled Montgomery County, 9-3, in the title game.

The team featured Shane Mulholland, Peter Lehman, Luke Forman, Zach May, Christian Suter, James Clark, Nick Fanelli, Cole Sands, Jack Henderson, Nick Dicicco, Cade Sands, Ben Rivera, Jake Ventresca, Ryan Garner, Bill Rossman, Logan Lazasz, Grant Pinto, Nick Diehl, Brandon Howell, Jack McHugh, Joey Beahan, Dylan Vega, Head Coach Anthony Ventresca, and assistant coaches Asst. Coach Sean Sands, Todd Forman and Mark Fanelli.