News Summary
The 2025 lacrosse season in the Midlands concluded with outstanding performances from various teams and players. Notable accolades included Izzy Saville and Emersin Clamp sharing the Co-Players of the Year title, and Piper Haskett awarded the Readers’ Choice Player of the Year through fan votes. Numerous players exhibited exceptional skills, contributing to their teams’ successes, making this season a notable benchmark for future lacrosse enthusiasm in the region.
Columbia, SC – The 2025 lacrosse season has concluded with remarkable achievements for teams and players throughout the Midlands. The season recognized outstanding individual talents with Izzy Saville and Emersin Clamp from Lexington sharing the Co-Players of the Year title. Additionally, Piper Haskett from Mid-Carolina earned the Readers’ Choice Player of the Year based on fan voting.
Girls Lacrosse Highlights
The girls’ lacrosse landscape featured exceptional performances, with several players being distinguished for their contributions on the field. Anna Barger, a senior from Lexington, tallied 40 goals and 19 assists, earning a first-team all-state selection. She also recorded 29 ground balls and caused 7 turnovers this season.
Another standout, Briana Bonds from Spring Valley, a junior, scored an impressive 71 goals and contributed 6 assists, leading to her being named a second-team All-Lower State selection. Piper Haskett, a freshman midfielder from Mid-Carolina, made a significant impact with 44 goals and 46 ground balls, securing recognition as a first-team Lower State selection as well as a second-team all-state designation.
Brooke Holmes, a senior from Chapin, demonstrated her scoring prowess with 69 goals and 10 assists, leading to her selection as a second-team all-state player while also signing with Elon. Meanwhile, Brayleigh Howe from River Bluff, recorded 40 goals, contributing to her second-team Upper State selection and North-South All-Star status.
Hailey Jasuta of Lexington excelled as a defender, earning the title of Lower State Defender of the Year alongside first-team All-State honors while also signing with Montevallo. Other notable players include Eli Nels from Blythewood with 47 goals, Izzy Saville with 68 goals, and Ava Stone from Heathwood Hall who tallied 35 goals and 29 assists as a sophomore.
Defensive Performances
On the defensive end, Sienna Woodley and Louise Vipperman stood out, with Vipperman scoring 80 goals and receiving first-team Lower State honors, while Woodley earned first-team All-Lower State and second-team All-State selections.
Goalkeepers from the Girls’ Teams
In the goal, Emersin Clamp from Lexington excelled with a save percentage of 59.6%, earning her accolades as a first-team all-state selection and Lower State Goalie. Amelia Owens from AC Flora and Bonnie Pope from Heathwood Hall also had noteworthy performances, with Owens earning second-team All-State honors.
Boys Lacrosse Highlights
The boys’ lacrosse season culminated in excellent individual performances as well. Eddie Wright from Chapin was named Player of the Year with a remarkable performance of 56 goals and 20 assists, solidifying his status as a first-team Lower State Attack and Lower State Attack of the Year.
Thomas Oakes from Blythewood claimed the Readers’ Choice Player of the Year. Other stellar performers include Tyler Cast from River Bluff with 32 goals and Sam Davies from AC Flora, who had 30 goals and 33 assists along with first-team All-Lower State honors.
James Gucciardo from Chapin was recognized as Lower State Defense/Midfielder of the Year, while Sawyer Headley from Lexington contributed 35 goals as a junior midfielder. Hunter Hodges from Heathwood Hall also displayed his skills with a remarkable face-off win percentage of 70.3%.
Goalkeeping Achievements
The goalkeepers played crucial roles in their teams’ successes. Robert Adler from Lexington led the boys with a 65% save percentage, achieving first-team all-district honors. Alex Hammond from AC Flora also stood out with a 62% save percentage and second-team All-State recognition, while Justice Skeen of River Bluff was also acknowledged for his performance in the net.
Conclusion
The 2025 lacrosse season in the Midlands has spotlighted numerous talented athletes, demonstrating the growth and enthusiasm for the sport in the region. As these players move on to higher levels, their achievements this season serve as a benchmark for future lacrosse excellence.
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Additional Resources
- The State
- Wikipedia: Lacrosse
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- Google Search: Lacrosse high school
- MLive
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Lacrosse
- WNEM
- Google News: 2025 lacrosse season
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