A champion was crowned last weekend, but more importantly, a season is in the books.
The Long Island Sound may have defeated the Boston Storm for the first title in the history of the United Women's Lacrosse League, but the entire league can be satisfied with the conclusion of the
The United Women's Lacrosse League is set for its first ever post season on the weekend of July 30th where all four teams will compete for the inaugural league championship in Baltimore at Johns Hopkins University.
The Long Island Sound had the best record in the league's inaugural season and
The Long Island Sound remained undefeated and took over first place by themselves in the United Women's Lacrosse League after defeating the Boston Storm 12-9. Halle Majorna scored three goals and Devon Wills picked up the win in the cage.
Taryn Van Thof also scored two goals, while Katrina Dowd
The Boston Storm and Long Island Sound will meet for the first time this season in a battle of the only two undefeated teams left in the league. They will face off at Decou Sports in New Jersey at 12PM on Saturday, while winless Baltimore and Philadelphia play at the
Kayla Treanor, one of the best players ever to take the field at Syracuse, made her professional debut on the fields of UMass to lead the Boston Storm to a 17-16 overtime victory over the Baltimore Ride in the second week of action in the United Women's Lacrosse League.
Treanor
