The Mountain Lion Talk

Note: this is entering today's game 1st Place: 55 (Julia Darroch/Rachel Robb) 2nd Place: 49 (Maddy Meyers) 3rd Place: 38 (Carter Moore) 4th Place: 33 (Sarah Nudelman) 5th Place: 31 (Junior Abbie Gallagher) *Abbie Gallagher has her first 400-minute season with 409 so far and is just seven minutes away from 900 for her career)

Zach Stephenson (2016-18): 510 Senior Jacob Haas: 456  Zac Barrett (2014-17): 440 

3rd Place: 203 (Zac Barrett)  4th Place: 174 ( Junior Ben Soenen ) 5th Place: 132 (Matty Ledon) 6th Place: 131 (Andrew Kim) 7th Place: 129 ( Junior Kieran Isbister )  8th Place: 120 (Kerry Ostrowski) 

The program record is 327 courtesy of Zach Stephenson, a record which has been in place since 2018.  Senior Jacob Haas picked up 264 in just 44 games, meaning he needs 36 to get 300 and 64 to break the record. 

Junior Dylan Wilbur , who extended his program record with start thirty-six, appeared in his fortieth game in goal on Saturday, tying Mason King for second all-time. Sean Dever, who tallied 42 games, holds the program record.  Updated Top Three 1st Place: 42 (Sean Dever) 2nd Place: 40 ( Junior Dylan Wilbur /Mason King) 3rd Place: 30 (Ryan Pickowitz) 

4th Place: 123 (Jaclyn Kernohan) 5th Place: 109 (Rachel Lepine) 6th Place: 103 ( Senior Ella Hancock /Erika Cross)  7th Place: 99 (Taylor Lincoln)

The first career record reset in 2023-24 was in women's soccer, when Alexis Scarpinato broke the record for career goals. The second was also in women's soccer, as Scarpinato's three PKs on the season gave her four (on four attempts) for her career, moving past Aimee Durn for top spot.  The third was in men's lacrosse, when junior goalie Dylan Wilbur broke Mason King's record for career saves. The fourth was also in men's lacrosse, when Wilbur broke Mason King's record for goalie minutes (Wilbur- now with 2,043- is the first men's goalie with 2,000 minutes for Young Harris lacrosse). The fifth was in Saturday's men's lacrosse game against Belmont Abbey, with Wilbur- tallying start number thirty-five in goal- breaking a tie with Mason King for top spot.  The women's lacrosse team has one as well- the sixth of the school year. Senior midfielder Kinsley Purser has one man-down goal this season, which is the fourth of her career- breaking a tie w...

Junior Abbie Gallagher appeared in her twenty-eighth game on Tuesday and is now five shy of tying Sarah Nudelman for fourth in program history.  Updated Top Five 1st Place: 55 (Julia Darroch/Rachel Robb) 2nd Place: 49 (Maddy Meyers) 3rd Place: 38 (Carter Moore) 4th Place: 33 (Sarah Nudelman) 5th Place: 28 (Abbie Gallagher)  Gallagher also surpassed seven hundred minutes in goal and currently has 731. 

1st Place: 103 (McLain Harris) 2nd Place: 71 (Tyler Isbell) 3rd Place: 69 (Dylan Gibeau) 4th Place: 68 (Oliver Pratt/Cody Beck) 5th Place: 66 (Jake Tomelevage)  6th Place: 65 (James Mills) 7th Place: 62 (Justin Cooper) 8th Place: 61 ( Junior Cody Beck /William Leatherwood) 9th Place: 58 (Taylor Topping) 10th Place: 56 (Donald Frew/Michael Livingston) 

1st Place: 52 (Jill Torres) 2nd Place: 26 (Haylie Shope) 3rd Place: 21 (Morgan Curley/Carly Rigsbee) 4th Place: 20 (Jen Spradling/Chandler Stooksbury) 5th Place: 17 ( Junior Trinity Aycock /Sarah Magill)  6th Place: 16 (Maddie Urquiola) 

6th Place: 188 (Sam Davis) 7th Place: 187 (Katie-Jo Gentry) 8th Place: 140 (Junior Kylie Ferguson) 9th Place: 135 (Dharma Rosbrugh) 

4th Place: 80 (Jill Dixon) 5th Place: 75 (Katie-Jo Gentry) 6th Place: 62 (Junior Kylie Ferguson) 7th Place: 61 (Louisa Disi) 8th Place: 55 (Sam Davis) 

1st Place: 41 (Zach Bricknell) 2nd Place: 39 (Jack Morrow) 3rd Place: 34 (Jackson Jones) 4th Place: 31 (Rome Wallace) 5th Place: 29 (Zach Wall) 6th Place: 25 (Adam Moore) 7th Place: 22 (Zach Beggs/Tucker Greer) 8th Place: 19 (Trey Rogers/Brett Westmoreland) 9th Place: 17 (Junior Jeremy Begora) 10th Place: 16 (Noah Fitzgerald/Josh Rudnik) 

1st Place: 56 (Jack Morrow) 2nd Place: 49 (David Atwood) 3rd Place: 48 (Adam Moore) 4th Place: 45 (Jackson Jones) 5th Place: 43 (Trey Rogers) 6th Place: 42 (Logan Worley) 7th Place: 39 (Dahlton Cash) 8th Place: 38 (Zach Bricknell) 9th Place: 34 (Nick Sexton/Zach Wall) 10th Place: 33 (Zach Odom/Ethan Underwood) *Grad student Steven Spell has two on the season and 29 for his career. 

Senior midfielder Ella Hancock has 116 in her 55-game career, which is the current fifth-best mark. Fourth on the list is Jaclyn Kernohan with 130.  Current Top Five 1st Place: 168 (Rachel Lepine) 2nd Place: 140 (Erika Cross) 3rd Place: 136 (Hannah Sacristan) 4th Place: 130 (Jaclyn Kernohan) 5th Place: 116 (Ella Hancock)  

Junior Tommy Chriszt has dished out fourteen assists this season and has 58 for his 39-game career, which currently puts him in fourth. Bruce Silk, with 61 helpers in a career that ended in 2019, is currently third. Updated Top Five 1st Place: 74 (Bevan Pate) 2nd Place: 64 (Daniel Zimny) 3rd Place: 61 (Bruce Silk) 4th Place: 58 (Tommy Chriszt) 5th Place: 48 (Garrett Blake) 

The first career record reset in 2023-24 was in women's soccer, when Alexis Scarpinato broke the record for career goals. The second was also in women's soccer, as Scarpinato's three PKs on the season gave her four (on four attempts) for her career, moving past Aimee Durn for top spot.  The third was in men's lacrosse, when junior goalie Dylan Wilbur broke Mason King's record for career saves. The fourth was also in men's lacrosse, when Wilbur broke Mason King's record for goalie minutes (Wilbur- now with 2,043- is the first men's goalie with 2,000 minutes for Young Harris lacrosse). The fifth was in Saturday's men's lacrosse game against Belmont Abbey, with Wilbur- tallying start number thirty-five in goal- breaking a tie with Mason King for top spot.  The women's lacrosse team has one as well- the sixth of the school year. Senior midfielder Kinsley Purser has one man-down goal this season, which is the fourth of her career- breaking a tie w...

Junior attacker Tommy Chriszt now has 47 goals in his 38-game career, tying alumnus Connor Leies for tenth all-time. Ninth is Matty Ledon with 56. 

1st Place: 42 (Sean Dever) 2nd Place: 40 (Mason King) 3rd Place: 38 ( Junior Dylan Wilbur ) 4th Place: 30 (Ryan Pickowitz)

Junior goalie Dylan Wilbur now has a second career record in his possession. With 1,998 minutes (just over thirty-three hours) he moves past Mason King for the top spot (he already has the team saves record with 443 and counting). 

After his appearance in the nightcap yesterday, junior Dylan Beck tallied several milestones.  In addition to sixty appearances on the mound, he tallied his fifteenth win, moving him into a tie for third in the program's NCAA-era with Michael Livingston and Josh Rudnik.  With five victories in eleven appearances this year, he has an opportunity to set a season-best for wins (his six victories in 2022 came in twenty-three appearances). With four saves in his eleven appearances this year he now has nine for his career, moving into second in the program's NCAA-era. 

1st Place: 41 (Zach Bricknell) 2nd Place: 39 (Jack Morrow) 3rd Place: 34 (Jackson Jones) 4th Place: 31 (Rome Wallace) 5th Place: 29 (Zach Wall) 6th Place: 25 (Adam Moore) 7th Place: 22 (Zach Beggs/Tucker Greer) 8th Place: 19 (Trey Rogers/Brett Westmoreland) 9th Place: 17 ( Junior Jeremy Begora ) 10th Place: 16 (Noah Fitzgerald/Josh Rudnik) 

Junior Jeremy Begora has one this year and four across two seasons, tying Zach Odom and Josh Rudnik for sixth in the program's NCAA-era. Fifth on the list is Trey Rogers with five. 

Heading into today's doubleheader, junior Dylan Beck has logged 59 appearances on the mound, which is the new ninth-best career mark. William Leatherwood, with 61 appearances, is currently eighth. 

Junior Abbie Gallagher has now appeared in 27 games in goal. Fourth on the list is Sarah Nudelman with 33 appearances. 

Senior Kinsley Purser now has 57 in 55 games, which is the new fifth-best career mark (fourth is Jaclyn Kernohan with 61). Classmate Ella Hancock has 55, which is tied for sixth with Taylor Lincoln.   

Senior midfielder Ella Hancock is now a member of the 100-goals club- the sixth member of the club and first inductee since 2019. She's currently seventh with 101 goals (Erika Cross, with 103, is currently sixth).  In addition, she's tied Kendra Parenteau for second all-time with 73 assists. Hancock's 101 goals and 73 assists (in just 55 games) give her 174 points, which is fourth all-time. 

Team alumnus Meghan Tonnesen currently has the program record with 236 draw control wins, with her final two coming April 29th, 2018. After the most recent game on Saturday, senior midfielder Ella Hancock has 229- just seven back.  Fellow senior Kinsley Purser has 141, which is fifth-most. 

Where does junior goalie Dylan Wilbur stand in terms of program records?  He's tied the program records for starts by a goalie with 34, tying Mason King.  He already has the program record for saves with 431- the previous best was 397, also held by King.  *Wilbur and Rachel Robb are the only lacrosse goalies in Young Harris history with 400 saves.  His 1,940 minutes (just over thirty-two hours) is the second-best mark in team history, only trailing (again) King.  *Dylan needs 56 minutes to tie the record and 60 minutes to become the first men's lacrosse goalie at Young Harris with 2,000 minutes. 

Senior Trinity Edwards joined the 1500-minutes club as she now has 1,540.  Her appearance yesterday was the fifth-fifth of her career.  She had 119 defensive rebounds this season after 90 last season.  Junior JaMari Frederick now has 576 points, which is thirteenth-most in school history. Twelfth on the list is Kalen Surles with 579.  Her 113 assists is the new thirteenth-best mark, moving past Bria Clemmons (twelfth is Shaquaya Daniels with 118).  She surpassed 1700 minutes and now has 1,728 for her career. She set two milestones this year with her first 30-game season and her first 300-point season for the Mountain Lions, and she added a third with her fiftieth career start.  Sophomore Lily Griffith improved significantly in effectively all categories in her second season: 23 starts this year after 17 as a freshman. 876 minutes at 30 per game this year after 590 at 20 per game as a freshman.  129 defensive rebounds this year after 47 as a freshman...

1st Place: 2,993 (Darby Stanford) 2nd Place: 1,991 (Nikkie Kovalsky) 3rd Place: 1,608 (Jeannie Perrucci) 4th Place: 1,487 (Katie-Jo Gentry) 5th Place: 1,253 ( Junior Kylie Ferguson ) 

With nine pitching appearances this year, she has appeared sixty times in the circle as a Mountain Lion- seventh all-time in the program's NCAA-era. Louisa Disi, with 61 appearances, is currently sixth.  Her 56 starts is the new fourth-best mark. Third is Nikkie Kovalsky with 66.  Her 135 strikeouts is tied for eighth with Dharma Rosbrugh (seventh is Katie-Jo Gentry with 187). 

1st Place: 103 (McLain Harris) 2nd Place: 71 (Tyler Isbell) 3rd Place: 69 (Dylan Gibeau) 4th Place: 68 (Oliver Pratt/Cody Beck) 5th Place: 66 (Jake Tomelevage) 6th Place: 65 (James Mills) 7th Place: 62 (Justin Cooper) 8th Place: 61 (William Leatherwood) 9th Place: 58 ( Junior Dylan Beck /Taylor Topping) 10th Place: 56 (Donald Frew/Michael Livingston)

1st Place: 1,978 (CJ Wilson) 2nd Place: 1,573 (Frank Adams) 3rd Place: 1,246 (Ben Waterhouse) 4th Place: 1,169 ( Junior Karl Chavis ) 5th Place: 1,067 (Steve Viterbo) 6th Place: 938 ( Sophomore Carl Cleveland ) 7th Place: 888 Malcolm Jackson) 8th Place: 880 (Vince Martin) 9th Place: 872 (Brian Harper) 10th Place: 848 (JB Charles) 11th Place: 836 (Bryson Robertson) 12th Place: 822 (Isaiah Johnson) 13th Place: 771 (Seth McCoy) 14th Place: 748 (Kevin Altidor) 15th Place: 679 (Lenny Pradia)

Senior midfielder Ella Hancock now has 96 goals and 68 assists for 164 points after her six-goal, nine-point showing yesterday. Her 96 goals is now eighth all-time, her 68 assists extends her third-best mark and her 164 points is now fifth.  With her thirty-eight minutes in goal yesterday against Belmont Abbey, junior goalie Abbie Gallagher appeared in her twenty-fifth game for the Mountain Lions. 

Women Senior Trinity Edwards appeared in her twenty-seventh game of the season, which is a new season-best for her after appearing 26 times in 2022-23.  Junior JaMari Frederick now has the thirteenth-most minutes in team history with 1,668, moving past Kaycee Cash. Twelfth on the list is Niaya White with 2,069.  Sophomore Lily Griffith has surpassed 1400 minutes- she now has 1,402 in 56 games. Senior Dustie Obah has surpassed 1100 minutes- she now has 1,122 in 55 games.