Girls Lacrosse Wins 4th Straight
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The Jackson County girls lacrosse team won its fourth consecutive game Monday night, beating Duluth 18-2. Riley Rogers, Morgan Papuga and Maddie Mannino each scored three goals, while Jordan Ryer and Tatum Young each scored two goals. Marley Kable, Lydia Williamson, Addie Ryder, Emily Slivka and Sarah Salah each scored one goal. Jaren Norris finished with five saves in goal.