Jackson Hole Lacrosse

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Community Foundation of JH

Leaving the field better than they found it 🫡

Thanks to today’s goal stringing squad for channeling the magic of JHLC culture 🙏

Want to smile as big (…maybe bigger?!) than the ones on the field when there’s something worth being proud of!?!

We’re on the hunt for some new girls coaches to help out this fall and spring!!!

Help develop our players as athletes, teammates, and more importantly, decent humans. Head to our website to submit an application or get in touch with Interim ED Kelly French at [email protected] and spread the word 🤩

You heard it here first: FALL SEASON REGISTRATION IS NOW LIVE

Head to our website or the link in bio to get your family signed up for another great season🌟 🥍 🏆

This spring there was a lot to celebrate for our HS Girls Varsity Team (…State Champions for the 3rd straight year…undefeated season 2 years in a row…) but we wanted to make sure you knew just how special this team was, and update you on a few recent USA Lacrosse accolades that just got published:

🏆 Head Coach Maddie Johnson was named US Lacrosse Coach of the Year AND Montana High School Lacrosse Association Coach of the Year, with thanks to her all-star assistant coaching staff Emma Beecher, Emma Getsinger and Bridget Kitchen

🏆 Zoe Bosch (‘26) was named US Lacrosse All-Academic for the second year in a row AND US Lacrosse Jackie Pitts Award recipient, a standout honor for our team as these awards go out to only one player in the entire MHSLA league (scoring us 3 of the total 4 2026 US Lacrosse awards)

🏆 A MHSLA league-high SEVEN players (Dani Fagan, Dylan Witherite, Jesper Hsu, Elowyn Hansen, Harlie Toolson, Lou Adams, + Zoe Bosch) were named 1st Team All-State, with FOUR players making 2nd Team All-State (Brey Mallen, Finley Peightal, Crosby Kelly + Cash Jaeger) and THREE getting Honorable Mention (Lincoln Merritt, Annika Berge, + Nell MacGregor)

🏆 Another MHSLA league-high SEVEN players made the US Lacrosse National Team, which brings the top freshmen-juniors to play against teams from across the country in upstate New York (Harlie Toolson, Brey Mallen, Dani Fagan, Lucy Jorgensen, Violet Vignaroli, Kate Furmanek, and Lou Adams)

And all that ^^ doesn’t even capture the teamwork, growth, leadership, and community this squad is best known for. These girls are gritty, hard working, passionate, and kind, and absolutely building a better JHLC program. Grateful for all those who came before and got us here, and excited for all that is to come.

🙌🙌 LET’S GIVE IT UP FOR OUR GIRLS 🙌🙌

“I’m going to represent the club as best as I can tonight.” - Gavin Romaine, rising junior defenseman.

Figure 8 Races tonight at the county fair.
The torch has been passed from Sully Nields to Gavin Romaine as the JH Lacrosse car driver, and a new JHLC tradition of the annual Figure 8’s car is born.

Good luck Gavin! Go JH Lacrosse!

🌟 RISING STAR ALERT 🌟

Huge congrats to rising junior Brey Mallen, who was just named a 2028 Rising Star by US Club Lax! Brey earned a 4.63/5 rating, making her the 6th highest ranked attacker in the Class of 2028 nationwide.

This summer Brey has been repping Jackson Hole on the east coast with Delco 2028 Elite out of Philadelphia, and the team went undefeated all summer!

So proud to see a JH kid making waves on the national stage. Keep shining, Brey! 🥍✨

Our Girls 7/8 squad at the RAD Memorial Tournament today — one of our favorite days on the JHLC calendar. 🥍🏔️

This team has had an awesome season. They’ve had some losses but have been in every single game. And then there’s that game. The iMlax playoffs, #8 seed vs. #1 seed, down 6-1 at halftime. They won 7-6 on a buzzer be**er. It may go down as the greatest underdog comeback in Jackson Hole Lacrosse history. 🤯💪

Couldn’t be prouder of these kids — and grateful for Coach Bill, who has been coaching lacrosse for over 32 years. A Hamilton College player who went on to Yale Divinity School, and now Head of School at Jackson Hole Community School’s new middle school. These girls are in great hands. 💙🤍🙌

Go Jackson Hole Lacrosse!

It’s now been two full years since the Jackson Hole girls lost a league game, and with their undefeated regular season record, they earned a first-round bye in the playoff tournament last weekend.

Their first game was against Bozeman on Saturday. Jackson won 23-6 in what Johnson described as “one of the best games of lacrosse I’ve seen our girls play.”

Jackson then the closest game its played in two years against its Northwest Avalanche rivals.

Jackson went 3-0 against Northwest in the regular season, and the tightest contest was 8-5.

Adams had six saves for a 67% save percentage. The last one was the biggest, proving that the old coach’s cliche, “defense wins championships,” still rings true.

“That girl is the exact type of goalie you want to have on your team,” said Johnson, who was assisted this year by Emma Beecher, Emma Getsinger and Bridget Kitchen. “She has a level head, she has incredibly composed, calm energy, she is really coachable.

“She won us that game, hands down.”

Jackson Hole girls' lacrosse team wins third consecutive championship The Jackson Hole Lacrosse varsity girls' team wins its third straight Montana league championship with a 4-3 victory over Northwest Avalanche rivals.

For the fifth straight season, the Jackson Hole Lacrosse varsity boys’ team appeared in its league championship game, but on Saturday, for the second consecutive spring, it lost in the title match.

The Jackson boys went undefeated in the regular season and secured the No. 1 overall seed for the Great Western Lacrosse League postseason tournament, drawing defending champions Mt. Spokane from Washington.

Last spring, the two teams met in the title game, and Mt. Spokane won 12-4. In their first matchup all spring on Friday in Pocatello, Idaho, after trailing for more than three quarters, Jackson won 7-6. Max White scored two late goals in the fourth quarter to jump ahead of the reigning champions.

In 5th straight title game appearance, Jackson boys' lacrosse team falls short of return to glory Jackson Hole Lacrosse varsity boys' team falls to Northwest Avalanche in Great Western Lacrosse League championship game.