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Boston Globe
07-05-2025
- Sport
- Boston Globe
With Caroline Nozzolillo in command, No. 3 Westwood girls' lacrosse controls No. 2 Cohasset
Nozzolillo had it — not just on this play, but all game — and she burst past two defenders, hesitated for a half-second, and finished high in traffic. The goal, her fifth of the game, proved to be the dagger in a 14-11 triumph for the Related : No. 2 Cohasset (10-2) didn't make it easy, coming back from several sizable deficits, but Nozzolillo, a Brown-bound senior, helped put the finishing touches on a signature victory for Westwood (14-1). Advertisement 'It's great having her believe in me,' Nozzolillo said of Spatola. 'That gives me all the confidence in the world to know that I can go and finish the shot.' Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email Sign Up Big goal from Caroline Nozzolillo to make it 14-11 Westwood with 2:45 remaining — Trevor Hass (@TrevorHass) Hofstra-bound senior Cece Thurmond added four goals for Westwood, which hasn't dropped a game in-state. UMass-bound junior Kate Greer and Bucknell-bound junior Avery Regan paced the No. 2 Skippers (10-2) with three goals apiece. Reese Hansen, Libby Schiffman, and Emily Regan also contributed for Cohasset. Related : Westwood built a 5-3 edge through one quarter, led 8-7 at halftime, and surged ahead, 12-8, through three. The Wolverines were up 13-8 with 7:20 left, but the Skippers never relented. After 3Q: Westwood 12, Cohasset 8 Strong defensive quarter from the Wolverines, plus a goal from Kate Sullivan here. Caroline Nozzolillo dictating the action from behind the net. Libby Schiffman active for the Skippers — Trevor Hass (@TrevorHass) 'I feel like we were always chasing today, instead of playing proactively,' Cohasset coach Kara Connerty said. 'We talk about that a lot. We made adjustments, but the adjustments didn't come quickly enough.' Advertisement Charlotte DeMaio, Nozzolillo, and Jenny Mackin hustled on draws to help Westwood find a rhythm. Pinpoint alley-oops from Nozzolillo to Thurmond proved lethal, as well. Goalie Kathryn Donnellan provided a steady presence, Kate Sullivan stood her ground defensively, and Nozzolillo was always in command. Hofstra-bound senior Cece Thurmond finishes the 'alley-oop' from Brown-bound Caroline Nozzolillo, then Nozzolillo adds another. 2-0 Westwood early — Trevor Hass (@TrevorHass) Spatola endearingly said that though Nozzolillo is 'a knucklehead' at times, she loves her and wants her on her side. 'There are days where maybe it's not her best day, and I may tell her that's not yours to take, pull it out, whatever,' Spatola said. 'But most days are her days, and I trust her with it. Her teammates trust her as well.' Trevor Hass can be reached at
Boston Globe
25-03-2025
- Sport
- Boston Globe
Eastern Mass. girls' lacrosse: 10-plus standouts to watch on the field this spring
Grace Maroney , Hingham — A standout senior who will play at Notre Dame, compiled 110 goals, 93 draw controls, and 34 caused turnovers in a Patriot League MVP season last year. Advertisement Karleigh Mutch , Concord-Carlisle — The highly versatile player and two-time USA Lacrosse All-American has surpassed 400 career draws and will play at Denver next year. Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email Sign Up Caitlyn Naughton , Walpole — A senior who will also play at UMass, Naughton racked up 126 goals and 162 draw controls a season ago, and will try to power the Timberwolves to a Division 2 title alongside running mate Sophia Fruci. Caroline Nozzolillo , Westwood — Alongside the DeMaio twins, Charlotte and Emilie, this Brown-bound senior (83 goals, 40 assists last spring) will look to help the Wolverines take the next step. Holly Panttila , Norwell — Fresh off a trip to the Division 3 championship game on the court, the reigning South Shore-Sullivan MVP will aim to take the Clippers back to the top in a deep Division 4 alongside Charlise Cox. Libby Quinn , Reading — Quinn, who racked up 62 goals, 56 ground balls, and 82 draw controls as a junior, is eager to fuel the Rockets to another stellar season. Kaitlyn Uller , Wellesley —The Davidson-bound senior midfielder/attacker has 170 career goals and 133 draw controls, and will anchor the deep, talented Raiders alongside Olivia Comella, Tara Battaglino, Abby Beggans, and more. Other names to know : Reese Bromby (Newburyport), Kassidy Carmichael (Westford), Brigid Carovillano (Manchester Essex), Avery Cobban (Sandwich), Caroline Connolly (Hingham), Mira Flaherty (Weymouth), Brooke Lomasney (Peabody), Teagan Morrissey (Concord-Carlisle), Ella Ryan (Lincoln-Sudbury), Maggie Slimbaugh (Duxbury). Advertisement Trevor Hass can be reached at
