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Catholic High School League
2022 Girls Lacrosse Championships

2022 CHSL Bishop Division Girls Lacrosse Champions: Farmington Hills Mercy

Head coach: Steve Schimpke

Players: Seniors: Shelby Armendariz, Andrea Andres, Mae Korte, Grace Knittel, Ella Brandemihl, Elle McCarthy, Sarah Cunningham, Allison Fergin, Julia Rea, Teagan Vaughan; Juniors: Kayla Gendjar, Kayla Duneske, Lilly Thornton, Kate Brady, Tess Neumann, Riley Hollis, Olivia Gray; Sophomores: Carson Kecskes, Edie Ceuninck, Abby Locy, Allie Cyrek; Freshmen: Maeve Casey, Alison Smiley, Mackenzie Conway

Farmington Hills Mercy tops Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood for CHSL championship

Farmington Hills Mercy held off three-time defending champion Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood 11-9 to win its first Catholic High School League Bishop Division Girls Lacrosse Championship since 2006. Mercy led 8-3 at halftime, but Cranbrook closed to 9-7 midway in the second half. Junior Kate Brady scored four goals to lead Mercy. Freshman Maeve Casey had three goals. Senior Ella Brandemihi had two goals. Senior Elle McCarthy and senior Julia Rea both added goals. Sophomore Abby Locy had three assists. Freshman Mackenzie Conway earned the victory in goal. Senior Riya Batra had four goals for Cranbrook.

2022 CHSL Cardinal Division Girls Lacrosse Champions: Dearborn Divine Child

Head coach: Grace Savage

Players: Seniors: Jenna Allie, Paige Pianczk, Marisa Hartwig, Amanda Mudry, Adrienne Mudry, Katie Williams, Carmen Foster, Abbey Scott, Sam Stevens; Junior: Sophia Floro, Isabella Mitchell, Camille Morin, Cayley Crenshaw, Audrey Scott; Sophomores: Sophie Berryman, Peyton Wysocki, Emery McCusker

Dearborn Divine Child defeats Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard for CHSL championship

Dearborn Divine Child defeated Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard 16-5 to win its first Catholic High School League Cardinal Division Girls Lacrosse Championship. Divine Child led 9-4 at halftime. Senior Jenna Allie scored five goals to lead Divine Child. Senior Amanda Mudry had four goals. Junior Cecilia Vitti scored three goals. Senior Adrienne Mudry, sophomore Peyton Wysocki, junior Isabella Mitchell, and senior Abbey Scott added goals. Senior Sam Stevens earned the victory in goal.