Aquinas senior Hinchcliffe is Player of the Week
Aquinas girls lacrosse senior Savannah Hinchcliffe had herself a game against Frontier of Section VI on Saturday. She scored eight goals and an assist to lead the Li'l Irish to a 14-13 win.
Her 8-goal game came after a 17-5 win Friday where Hinchcliffe tallied four goals.
She's scored 16 times through just three games so far this season as the Li'l Irish remain unbeaten. Our Player of the Week is a big reason why.
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