Lakeville, Minn. - In a Monday evening girls lacrosse matchup, the Farmington Tigers took on the formidable Lakeville South Cougars, who held the #1 ranking in the state.
The game quickly got out of hand for the Tigers, as the Cougars dominated the first half, building an impressive 14-2 lead by halftime.
Despite their best efforts, the Tigers struggled to contain the Cougars' relentless attack, with the defense and goalkeeper facing a barrage of shots throughout the game. The Tigers' offense was also stifled by the Cougars' disciplined defense, as they struggled to find opportunities to score.
In the end, the final score reflected the Cougars' dominance, as they emerged with a 25-3 victory over the Tigers. Despite the tough loss, the Tigers were able to find a few bright spots in their performance, with Madison Kadrlik, Caprese Meier, and Addison Moudry each scoring a goal to prevent a shutout.
While the loss was certainly disappointing, the Tigers will look to regroup and refocus as they continue their season, striving to improve their performance and compete at a high level in the weeks ahead.
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Farmington returns to Tiger Stadium on Thursday, May 11 when they take on the 6-0 Prior Lake Lakers in a 5:30 pm contest.
