ULAX is back in LA which can only mean one thing...some crazy goals guaranteed every single week 🔥

#ULAX #lacrosse #lacrossehighlightsULAX is back in LA which can only mean one thing...some crazy goals guaranteed every single week 🔥

#ULAX #lacrosse #lacrossehighlights

In the last regular season game of the year, the score at half time was close. Cactus Touchers shared the ball with 5 total different goal scorers and four goals in the second half from Max Bergamo secured the undefeated season. Great performance by the Lacrosse-titute goalie, Mark Porter with a season high 16 saves.

After a quick 3-1 first quarter Sammy's conditioning began to show. The Subas and their rag-tag team of brothers drew it 3-3 with 2 minutes remaining. Going into OT both benches were dreading 5 more minutes of cardio but that was ended quickly by #23 Spencer Boxford's step down from downtown.

Beta came come out firing, piling up 18 goals in their win against Theta Chi in the first game of the season. Aidan Krawczyk (Beta) was a beast, tallying 6 points on the day. While Ben Schwartz (Theta Chi) limited the damage in goal with 10 saves on the day.

Fiji pulled ahead early thanks to a hat-trick by #18 Andrew Brown. The shorthanded Phi Delt initially roll over in defeat but after a second half rally they draw close but fall short. Fiji wins 6-5 in an excellent post-patty's weekend matchup.

NYPD Lacrosse earned a convincing 9–2 victory over the L.I. Tropics on Sunday afternoon. NYPD controlled the pace of the game from the start, generating consistent offense and building a comfortable lead. The Tropics were able to find the net a couple of times but struggled to break through NYPD’s defense. Strong team play and steady goaltending helped NYPD close out the win.

Southies earned a 10–6 win over Sharkbait in a fast-paced matchup on Sunday afternoon. Southies controlled the game offensively, getting scoring contributions from multiple players while maintaining pressure throughout. Sharkbait had moments of momentum and found the net several times, but couldn’t close the gap. Strong goaltending and timely scoring helped Southies secure the victory.

New photos added to the album: Kansas City: High School Girls Winter '26

Photos courtesy of Tyler Pedee / IG @verklighetmedia (2/2) & Luke Chang (2/9 & 2/16)
Games played at ZSports
https://ulax.org/kansascity/highschoolgirls/winter/