girls lacrosse

Lancaster-Lebanon League girls lacrosse coaches have recognized the following all-stars and honorees for the 2026 season. (Pictured is Kinzley Miller of Lancaster Country Day.)

Section 1
First Team

Ryleigh Warner, Ephrata High School, senior, midfielder

Q: What’s your origin story with lacrosse?

Warner: “I’ve been playing since third grade. It’s been awhile. I think my mom was like, ‘You want to play lacrosse?’ I tried it. I do that in the spring and I play field hockey in the fall. I have been playing ever since. When I was in fifth grade I met an eighth grader, Grace Willets, who really inspired me to continue playing lacrosse.”

Kinzley Miller, Lancaster Country Day School, senior, attack

Q: What’s your origin story in terms of lacrosse -- when did you start playing the sport and what got you started?

Delaney Hartlaub, Conestoga Valley High School, senior, attack

Q: What’s your origin story with lacrosse?

Hartlaub: “My sister started playing her sophomore year when I was in eighth grade. We had just started our middle school program at CV. So I signed up. It was a low commitment spring sport. I’ve been playing since then. I had done track the year before, and I played soccer when I was younger.”

Lancaster-Lebanon League girls lacrosse coaches have recognized the following all-stars and honorees for the 2025 season. (Pictured are Township coach Coleen Parmer, Section 1 MVP Alivian Parmer, Section 2 MVP Danielle Bruno and Elizabethtown coach Cheyenne Benson. Photo by Jamie Clement.) 

Most Valuable Players

Section 1: Alivian Parmer, Manheim Township

Section 2: Danielle Bruno, Elizabethtown

All-Stars

Section 1

First Team

A sign of Spring: Lancaster-Lebanon League girls Lacrosse begins its 20th season of competition with its first day of practices after teams gather in Hempfield High School's Buchanan Gymnasium for the sport's first ever Media Day.

Manheim Township is looking to repeat as league champions, a crown it has worn constantly since 2010, while Lampeter-Strasburg is looking for a three-peat as Section 2 champs. Teams in both sections see them as their primary competition this year. Cocalico, the fourth playoff qualifier a year ago, is looking to build on its strong season in Section 2.

Lancaster-Lebanon League girls lacrosse coaches have recognized the following all-stars and honorees for the 2024 season. (Pictured are MVPs Isabelle Masengarb of Hempfield and Avery Hershey of Cocalico.)

Most Valuable Players

Section 1: Isabelle Masengarb, Hempfield

Section 2: Avery Hershey, Cocalico

All-Stars

Section 1

First Team

Jarliah Ferko, Penn Manor, Attack

Ava Corvino, Hempfield, Attack

Lancaster-Lebanon League girls lacrosse coaches have recognized the following all-stars and honorees for the 2022 season. (Pictured is LS's MVP Rowan Kimmel, above, and Manheim Township's Maddie Eckert, below.)

Most Valuable Player

Section 1: Maddie Eckert, Manheim Township

Section 2: Rowan Kimmel, Lampeter-Strasburg

All-Stars

Section 1

First Team

Whitney Hershey, Hempfield, Attack

Bronwyn Hilbert, Manheim Township, Attack

Lancaster-Lebanon League girls lacrosse coaches have recognized the following all-stars and honorees for the 2022 season.

Most Valuable Attack: Bronwyn Hilbert, Manheim Township

Most Valuable Midfielder: Rowan Kimmel, Lampeter-Strasburg, and Kelsea Dague, Hempfield

Most Valuable Defender: Devon Nee, Manheim Township

First Team

Whitney Hershey, Hempfield, junior, attack

Danika Sauder, Cocalico, sophomore, attack