McNeal’s steady hands steer Jaguars to easy win

Garnet Valley’s Kam McNeal played the role of goal scorer and facilitator to perfection Saturday in a nonleague girls lacrosse game against Owen J. Roberts

McNeal had her fingerprints on seven goals as the Jaguars cruised to a 14-6 victory.

McNeal finished with three goals, four assists and one caused turnover for the Jags, who scored nine times in the second half.

Riley Delaney led all players with four goals, while Regan Nelson added a hat trick. Madi O’Brien contributed two goals, two assists, three caused turnovers and a draw control. Kara Nealon scored a goal and dished out three assists, and Madi McKee dominated from the faceoff circle with seven draw controls.

Lauren Kinnee was solid in net, making 13 saves.

In other nonleague action: ARCHBISHOP CARROLL 16, RADNOR 9 >> In a battle between two of Delco’s very best, the visiting Patriots got the best of their neighborhood rivals. Samantha Swart and Kate Detwiler both recorded four goals and two assists, while Grace Gallagher posted a hat trick.

Julianne Puckette led the way for five goals. EPISCOPAL ACADEMY 18, ST. ANNE’S-BELFIELD 5 >> The reigning Pennsylvania Independent Schools Athletic Association champion Churchwomen began their season on a good note as 11 players notched at least one point. Olivia Cunningham registered four assists and Olivia Dirks had nine draw controls. HENDERSON 16, PENNCREST Radnor with 6>> The Lions fell behind big early in the first half and never recovered.

Grace Harding led the way in defeat with four goals. Logan O’Donnell tossed in a goal and an assist, while goalie Corryn Gamber stopped six shots.

In the Catholic League: BONNER & PRENDERGAST 15, ARCHBISHOP WOOD 13 >> It had been several years since the Pandas defeated the Vikings. over.

Paige Brady was the star for the Pandas. The Saint Mary’s recruit found the back of the net six times, and had plenty of help from Keeley Weis (four goals), Carly Brosious (three) and Riley Doogan (two goals), who was excellent at the draw. Catriona Corrigan made six saves between the posts. That losing streak is