Manheim Township Girls Lacrosse Team Wins Fourth Straight Championship

News Summary

The Manheim Township girls lacrosse team celebrated their fourth consecutive District 3 Class 3A championship victory on May 27, 2025, defeating Wilson Bulldogs 16-8. Star player Liv Parmer shone with five goals and three assists, marking her 200th career goal. This win brings the team’s total championships to 13, further establishing their dominance in the league. As they prepare for the upcoming PIAA tournament, Coach Coleen Parmer praises the team’s dedication and hard work, keeping the community rallying around their success.

Manheim Township Celebrates Back-to-Back Titles!

Manheim Township, a cozy community known for its spirited sports culture, is once again buzzing with excitement after the Manheim Township girls lacrosse team clinched their fourth consecutive District 3 Class 3A championship on May 27, 2025. The thrilling championship game unfolded under the bright lights of Gene Kruis Field at Manheim Township High School, where the Blue Streaks outpaced the Wilson Bulldogs with a convincing score of 16-8.

A Championship Run Like No Other

This remarkable victory not only adds to the team’s trophy cabinet but also marks the 13th overall championship for Manheim Township, solidifying their reputation as a powerhouse in District 3—a feat unmatched by any other program in the league.

Fans flocked to Gene Kruis Field, buzzing with anticipation as they cheered their team on. The atmosphere was electric as the Blue Streaks took to the field with determination. Right from the start, the squad showcased their fine-tuned skills and teamwork, making the spectators proud. Their resilience is evident as they extend their impressive championship streak.

A Star Performance

Highlighting the match was Liv Parmer, a junior and a North Carolina commit, who had an outstanding performance. She lit up the score sheet with five goals and three assists, steering her team toward victory. Among her highlights was her 200th career goal, a landmark achievement that came via a crafty wraparound shot with just under nine minutes remaining in the third period. This goal not only boosted the score to 9-6 but also shut down any fleeting momentum that Wilson might have hoped to gain.

Wilson’s own talented player, Ryan Leaman, also celebrated a personal milestone by scoring her 100th career goal during this intense clash, proving that both teams brought their best to the field. Senior player Maitlyn Keiser led the Bulldogs in scoring with five goals of her own, showcasing her offensive skills throughout the contest.

Setting the Pace

The action ramped up as Regan Taylor put the Blue Streaks ahead with a crucial goal right before the end of the third quarter, securing them a 12-7 lead and effectively setting the stage for a captivating final quarter. Taylor is no stranger to scoring, finishing the match with five goals and marking herself as a key player in this thrilling championship victory.

The final period saw Emma Slachta make a significant impact by forcing a turnover and quickly converting it into a goal right at the beginning of the fourth quarter, pushing the lead further and leaving the Bulldogs scrambling to keep up.

What’s Next for the Blue Streaks?