Despite a challenging game, the Mifflin County girls lacrosse team demonstrated resilience and growth against State College. The match concluded with a score of 19-3 in favor of State College. Mara Gallo was instrumental for the Huskies, contributing two points, while Gracelynn Beckenbaugh added another point to the team's tally. Though the season has begun with difficulties, the players remain optimistic about their progress throughout the year.

The defensive unit displayed commendable strength during the encounter. Coach Hillary Worley noted that her team has been making strides, particularly in tightening their defense around the 8-meter mark and enhancing their stick skills in midfield transitions. She highlighted the collaboration between Gallo and Beckenbaugh on offense, as well as Maddie Keefer’s promising performance in midfield transitions. Additionally, the defensive lineup comprising Savannah Powell, Desi Hershberger, Tierney Ponder, and Andi Miller showcased relentless effort in every contest.

Newly appointed head coach Hillary Worley expresses enthusiasm about the potential of her team as they advance through the season. Despite early setbacks, she is confident in observing continued development among the players. With upcoming matches like the one against Bellefonte scheduled for today at 11 a.m., there is anticipation for further improvement and competitive spirit within the team. Such perseverance reflects positively on the team's commitment and determination to enhance their skills over time.