• Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
  • About Us
  • RSS
  • Home
  • BOYS’
    • 2026 Boys’ HS Playoff Brackets
    • Boys’ 2026 HS AA, All-League
    • Boys Events
    • Boys Summer Camps
    • Coach Openings
  • GIRLS’
    • 2026 Girls’ HS Playoff Brackets
    • Girls’ 2026 HS AA, All-League
    • Girls Events
    • Girls Summer Camps
    • Coach Openings
  • Archives
    • Girls’/Women’s Stat Archives
    • Boys’/Men’s Stat Archives
  • PLA
  • Recruits
    • Berwyn Sports Club Boys’ Recruits
    • Performance Academy Girls’ Recruits
  • Submit commitment
  • Rankings
  • Club
    • Boys Clubs
    • Boys Tryouts
    • Girls Clubs
    • Girls’ Tryouts
Search Icon
Menu

Honoring the All-Phillylacrosse First Team Girls’ squad for 2017

January 5, 2018 by Chris Goldberg

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 1/5/17

Phillylacrosse.com honors its All-Phillylacrosse First Team Girls’ Squad for 2017:

Archbishop Carroll’s Katie Detwiler (Photos by Matt Chandik)

Attackers
Lila Barker, Agnes Irwin, Sr. – US Lacrosse All-American, Academic All-American, First Team All-Inter-Ac … Helped lead Owls to PAISAA title … Had 65 goals and 29 assists … Playing at Virginia.
Katie Crager, Episcopal Academy, Jr. – Inter-Ac League MVP, US Lacrosse All-American, First Team Inter-Ac … Helped lead EA to Inter-Ac championship … Had 79 goals, 22 assists … Signed with Georgetown.
Scottie Rose Growney, Conestoga, Sr. – US Lacrosse All-American, First Team All-Central League … Had 76 goals, 28 assists … Helped lead Pioneers to Central League and District 1 Class AAA championships and berth in state semifinals … Playing at North Carolina.
Olivia Little, Springfield-Delco, Jr. – First Team Central League … Helped lead Cougars to District 1 AAA and PIAA championship games … Had 72 goals … Signed with St. Joseph’s.
Julianne Puckette, Radnor, Sr. – US Lacrosse All-American, Academic All-American, First Team Central League … Scored 97 goals, including a record nine tallies to lead Raiders to PIAA Class AA championship … Playing at Lehigh University.
Greta Stahl, Harriton, Jr. – US Lacrosse All-American, Second Team Central League … Had 85 goals, 55 assists and 140 points … Signed with Northwestern.

Conestoga’s Scottie Rose Growney

Midfielders
Katie Detwiler, Archbishop Carroll, Jr. – US Lacrosse All-American, First Team Catholic League, Heather Leigh Albert winner as top player at US Lacrosse National Tournament … Helped lead Patriots to Catholic League, District 12 Class AAA and PIAA championships … Had 57 goals … Signed with Loyola.
Erin Garvey, Unionville, Jr. – First Team Ches-Mont League … Had 69 goals … Signed with Michigan.
Olivia Muscella, Great Valley, Sr. – US Lacrosse All-American, First Team All-Ches-Mont League … Had 97 goals, 27 assists, 124 points … Playing at UMass-Amherst.
Claire Nappi, Academy of Notre Dame, Sr. – US Lacrosse All-American, First Team Inter-Ac League … Helped lead Fighting Irish to 16-8 record … Had 41 goals, 86 groundballs and 44 caused turnovers … Playing at North Carolina.
Madi O’Brien, Garnet Valley, Sr. – US Lacrosse All-American, First Team Central League … Helped lead Jags to District 1 and PIAA Class AAA semifinals … Had 38 goals, 35 assists … Playing at Southern California.
Liz Scott, Conestoga, Sr. Midfield – US Lacrosse All-American, First Team All-Central League, Central League MVP … Had 66 goals, 27 assists … Helped lead Pioneers to Central League and District 1 Class AAA championships and berth in state semifinals … Playing at Loyola.
Sam Swart, Archbishop Carroll, Sr. – Phillylacrosse.com Player of the Year, US Lacrosse All-American, Catholic League MVP … Helped lead Patriots to Catholic League, District 12 Class AAA and PIAA AAA championships … Had 89 goals … Playing at Syracuse.
Bridget Whitaker, Springfield-Delco, Sr. – US Lacrosse All-American, First Team Central League … Helped lead Cougars to District 1 AAA and PIAA championship games … Had 51 goals … Playing at Temple.

Springfield-Delco’s Olivia Little

Defensive Midfield
Maria Pansini, Agnes Irwin, Jr. – US Lacrosse All-American, Academic All-American, First Team Inter-Ac … Helped lead Owls to PAISAA championship … Had 38 goals … Committed to Princeton.
Isabelle (Izzy) Rohr, Episcopal Academy, Soph. – US Lacrosse All-American, First Team Inter-Ac …Helped lead EA to Inter-Ac championship … Had 126 draw controls, 83 groundballs and 62 caused turnovers … Committed to Penn admissions process.

Goalies
Hailey Andress, Agnes Irwin, Sr. – US Lacrosse All-American, First Team Inter-Ac … Helped lead Owls to PAISAA championship … Posted 202 saves … Playing at Cornell.
Mia Tornetta, Owen J. Roberts, Sr. – US Lacrosse All-American, First Team PAC-10, PAC-10 MVP … Helped lead Wildcats to league title and berth in District 1 semifinals … Posted 161 saves … Playing at Robert Morris.

Filed Under: All-Phillylacrosse.com, Girl's/Women's, High School Tagged With: Agnes Irwin, Archbishop Carroll, Conestoga, Episcopal Academy, Great Valley, Harriton, Mongoose, Notre Dame, Owen J. Roberts, Phantastix, Quaker City, Radnor, Springfield-Delco, STEPS Philly, Ultimate, Unionville

Primary Sidebar

Register for Be Your Best Camp

Register for Be Your Best Camp

Recent Headlines

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 10/14/26 Staff Report Penncrest coach Evan Pettit, who guided the Lions to the PIAA 2A title game in his second year at the helm, was named the 2025-2026 NFHS/Pennsylvania Boys’ Lacrosse Coach of the Year. Pettit’s Lions went 17-7 in 2026, winning the District 1 championship and claiming a memorable 5-overtime marathon over […]

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 10/13/26 From USA Lacrosse Press Release USA Lacrosse has named the U.S. men’s roster for the 2026 Atlas Cup, the next stop on the road to the LA28 Olympics. USA Lacrosse headquarters hosts the event on Tierney Field from Oct. 23-25. Men’s and women’s national teams from Canada, the Haudenosaunee Nationals, Ireland and […]

Footer

COPYRIGHT © 2010 - 2019 PhillyLacrosse.com. All rights reserved

Wings Tickets

Performance Academy Fall Training programs: Click here for the website or email performanceacademypa@gmail.com

×
Loading Comments...