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The Oak Hall High School community celebrated an unforgettable Senior Night for their girls and boys lacrosse teams on April 3, 2025. The girls secured a stunning 16-0 victory over Sante Fe Raiders, with standout performances from seniors, particularly Sarah Miller. The celebration included honoring four seniors who have significantly contributed to the team’s success. As the boys team also took part in the festivities, excitement builds for their upcoming games as both teams head towards the postseason.

Exciting Night for Oak Hall Eagles Lacrosse Teams

On a beautiful Tuesday evening in Gainesville, Florida, the Oak Hall High School community came together to celebrate a truly thrilling Senior Night for both the girls and boys lacrosse teams. April 3, 2025, will be remembered by players, families, and fans alike, not only for the heartfelt celebrations but also for the incredible performances on the field against the Sante Fe Raiders.

A Night for the Ages

As the sun began to set, the excitement in the air was palpable. The Eagles girls lacrosse team took to the field first, armed with determination and a deep desire to honor their graduating seniors. The game turned out to be an absolute showcase, as the Eagles dominated their opponents, securing a jaw-dropping 16-0 shutout against the Raiders, sending their fans into a roaring frenzy!

This matchup was particularly special as it featured the recognition of four talented seniors: Harper Johnson, Sarah Miller, Sydney DeBlock, and Leila Sims. Each of these young women has left an indelible mark on the team and helped shape the Eagles into a formidable force on the field.

Star Players Shine Bright

Highlighting the girls’ outstanding performance was senior Sarah Miller, who contributed significantly by scoring three goals and providing two assists. Fans cheered her name, knowing she has made history—currently sitting at an impressive third place for goals scored in Oak Hall’s school history. Junior Raigan Trefzger stole the show early on by scoring a hat trick, notching three goals just in the first quarter. Miller also made her mark by assisting fellow player Eva Montes for the Eagles’ sixth goal during this exciting quarter.

However, just as things looked effortless, the Eagles faced a bit of a challenge in the second quarter. After substituting several younger players to give them some crucial game time, they struggled to maintain the same offensive momentum. Coach Molly Tice expressed her confidence in the team’s ability to regroup, emphasizing the importance of staying relaxed and focused, especially with postseason play just around the corner.

Fortunately for Oak Hall fans, the team found its groove in the second half, racking up an additional seven goals. Sydney DeBlock16-0 in favor of the Eagles, marking an unforgettable victory and a fitting tribute to the senior class.

Looking Ahead

The Eagles won’t have much time to bask in their glory, as they gear up for their next game against the Pedro Menendez Falcons on April 6, 2025. Meanwhile, the Sante Fe Raiders will return home to face the Newberry Panthers on April 5, hoping to turn things around after a tough outing.

But the excitement didn’t end with the girls’ game. The Oak Hall boys lacrosse team, also participating in the Senior Night festivities, brought their A-game as well, although the specific score was not disclosed. This event truly showcased the tight-knit community of Oak Hall and their unwavering support for their student-athletes.

With strong team spirit and promising talent, both the Oak Hall girls and boys lacrosse teams are poised for an exciting postseason. As the action heats up, fans are eagerly awaiting what these young athletes will accomplish next!

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