Blue Jay Lacrosse Thwarts Rebel Attack with 19-4 Road Win

Posted February 2, 2013 / Last updated January 8, 2014

Junior Thomas Nimmo (21)

Junior Thomas Nimmo helped lead the Blue Jays to a convincing 19-4 victory over Archbishop Rummel Saturday, Feb. 2, in Metairie. The defending state champs take a break for the holidays before returning to action Saturday, Feb. 16, against the Lafayette Hurricanes (club team) at LaSalle Park. Face-off is at 1 p.m. The Jays face St. Paul’s at Pan American Stadium on Sunday, Feb. 17, at 6 p.m.

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Lacrosse, Jesuit vs Rummel, Feb. 2, 2013

Senior midfielder Kett Lobrano denies the Raider attack.
Senior midfielder Peter Warwick (14) goes low in in the face-off scrum as junior long-stick midfielder Colby Simoneaux (35) rushes in for support.
Lobrano (28), a midfielder, is comfortable on the attack. He played the attack position in last year's championship season.
Junior midfielder Garrett Perez (28) dodges two Raider defenders.
Junior Thomas Nimmo (21) uses his lightning-fast speed to get around his defender and drive closer to the Rummel net.
Junior goalie Jorge Abadin (23) is ready fo the outside shot as senior defender Larry Francioni (32) and junior midfielder Robert Montenegro (17) attempt to keep their goalie clean.
Freshman Max Murrett (15) plays attack for the Blue Jays.
Junior long-stick midfielder Colby Simoneaux (35) recovers the ball during a face-off and carries it to the offensive side of the field.
Junior attack Arman Alizadeh (22) uses his body to shield the ball from a Rummel defender.
Lacrosse defenders are allowed to use their sticks on defense as long as their hands remain together.
Freshman midfielder Dominic Sunseri (5) snaps up the ball and leads a fast break for the Jays.
Junior attack Phil Legrand (29) picks up a loose ball at the midfield line as Rummel's defense rushes to deny the run. Legrand scored on the possession.