Matt Dilks (Lower Merion) scored two consecutive goals off succes

sful face-offs by
Liam O’Connor (Haverford School) to spark a 5-0 surge in the championship game, giving Team Mesa an insurmountable 5-1 lead.
Mesa Fresh, which had only one rising senior on its roster, did not allow more than three goals in any game. The steady duo of
Pete Zonini (Conestoga) and
Hank Altschuler (Lower Merion) handled the goaltending chores and the defense of
Casey Ikeda (Conestoga),
Brian Dailey (Conestoga),
John Sax (St. Joseph’s Prep),
Andrew Visich (Conestoga) and long-stick middie
Austin Campbell (Conestoga) was standout.
O’Connor won nearly 90 percent of his face-offs and
Ryan Buttenbaum (Conestoga) also was strong on the draw to give Mesa Fresh regular possessions, and attacker
Max Siskind (Henderson) was named to the all-star team. Also excelling at midfield were
Andrew Salvitti (Salesanium School, Del.),
Ben Ross (Conestoga),
Ryan Lord (Conestoga),
Pete Bauers (Conestoga), O’Connor and Buttenbaum.
Besides Siskind, Dilks and Jacobs, the attack continually put pressure on the defense and featured
Jeff Chu (Conestoga),
Matt Smith (Conestoga) and
Stephen Aitken (Haverford School).
The Mesa Fresh coaches were
Rob Lord, Dan Altschuler, Bob Aitken and
Tim Ross.