List of 4 news stories.

• Combs Leads in the Storm

  4/3/2023
  Carter Combs with 8 goals!

• Eagles Soar Back from Five Goals Down To Win Big Rivalry Match-up

  3/14/2023
  Super sophomore Jon Santana led the offense with 9 goals, and senior Ian Carvajal anchored the defense with 16 saves as Calvary pulled out the come-from-behind victory last night against a very skilled and well-coached University School team.
  
  At two different points during the game, the Eagles were down by five goals, but patience, grit and discipline saw them claw back slowly to put the game within reach. With two minutes to go in the game, the Eagles were down 16-13. That's when Carvajal hit his stride and just decided the Sharks were done scoring for the night, stopping multiple point-blank shots. On the other side of the field, meanwhile, Tyler Asbate and Jon Santana connected on a beautiful pick and roll that had Santana netting his 8th goal to make it 16-14. Then on the next possession, Nate Rodriguez scored his 4th goal, tiptoeing through the aggressive defense and spinning to put the shot in on the near side with 1:35 left in the game: 16-15. After that, it was Tyler Asbate's turn to drive hard off a Carter Combs pick, dodging down the left alley and burying his third goal of the night in the lower corner: tied up at 16-16. With 20 seconds left in the game, Santana once again did Santana things and came around from behind the net to dunk his 9th goal of the night, putting the Eagles up one: 17-16. In the remaining seconds, the Sharks made a valiant last-ditch effort when #7, their best player, had the ball in his stick and his hands free for a hard shot to the lower corner. But the brick wall that is Ian Carvajal was up to the task, reacting with lightning quick reflexes and stretching out to make the save with 3 seconds left in the game. Carvajal knew they'd done it, and quickly launched the ball high into the night sky, tore off his helmet, and was immediately mobbed by his elated teammates.
  
  This one will go down as one of the most spectacular wins in Calvary Lacrosse history, a game that our players, coaches, families and alumni in attendance will remember for a long time.
  
  Come out tonight and support the Eagles as they take on long-time frienemies North Broward Prep at 5pm on Calvary Field. Hope to see you there!

• Paying Back The Favor

  2/14/2023
  The Varsity Boys Lacrosse Team had unfinished business with rival West Broward High School after losing last year in a tight game. Last night, they evened the score with a convincing 18-4 victory.
  
  Scoring was led by Super Sophomore Jon Santana, who notched a career high 6 goals and 7 assists, including two beautiful behind-the-back goals. Tyler Asbate once again added four goals, and Nate Rodriguez registered his second hat trick in as many games.
  
  Carlos Montoya and Caleb Leger shared face off duties and dominated at the X, with Montoya winning 11 of 15 for 73%, on the way to another team-high 12 ground balls.
  
  The defense was strong, only allowing 4 goals over the course of the game, shutting West Broward out in the first and fourth quarters.
  
  The Eagles will host old friends Taravella High School this Friday night under the lights at Calvary Field. Come on out and support the team as they try to make it three wins in a row!
  

• A Good Start!

  2/13/2023
  Calvary Boys Varsity Lacrosse dusted off the cobwebs against a perennial preseason foe, coming back twice from four goals down to beat Cypress Bay 13-12 in their first and only preseason scrimmage Friday night on Calvary Field.
  
  Scoring was spread out, coming from Jon Santana (4g3a), Tyler Asbate (4g2a), Nate Rodriguez (3g), and Caleb Leger and Carter Combs each adding a goal.
  
  Carlos Montoya had a legendary debut at the face off X, winning 16 of 21 for 76% and a team-leading 10 ground balls.
  
  The defense was anchored by strong performances by both veteran goalies, Ian Carvajal and Tyler Martinez, who combined for 12 saves on the night.
  
  The Eagles open their season this coming Monday at another great rival, West Broward High School.