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High expectations for RFH girls lacrosse
Top scorers are freshman Rachel James, junior Elliott Van Nice, sophomore Abby Boyle, junior Jackie Braceland, goalie junior Kayse Kiernan. (Credit: Christine Braceland) 

High expectations for RFH girls lacrosse

RUMSON, N.J. — The 2022 RFH Dawgs have a great mix of senior leadership and new players who are learning on the fly. The senior leaders are captain attacker, Maddie Buckley, captain defender, Lyla Milkowski, attacker, Ellie Bowen, attacker, Delany Champeau and goalie, Catherine Dowd. The large junior class had been asked to take a big role in the season. The Bulldog back line is comprised of 1 senior and 4 juniors, allowing less than 5 goals a game. This provides the opportunity for the inexperienced offense to grow as the season goes on.

Jackie Braceland, committed to West Point for fall of 2023. A current junior up against Red Bank Catholic’s player that is going to BIG RIVAL, Navy. (Credit: Christine Braceland)

A huge part of the Bulldog success is having a top draw girl, Abigail Boyle and arguably the best goalie in the shore, Kayse Kiernan. In the midfield the dogs have a do-it-all junior, West Point commit Jacqueline Braceland and freshman Rachel James who has embraced her role as a scorer. The minute you put RFH on your jersey, there is an immediate responsibility and accountability for the tradition that has been established over the years. Every player, starter or reserve, understands the commitment to excellence when you are a player at RFH. They are committed to their overall goal of getting 1% better everyday and to be ready to compete in big games.

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