The 2025 All‑Delco Girls Lacrosse team brings together the county’s most dynamic athletes, each of whom has turned the season into a showcase of skill, leadership and record‑breaking performances.
Riley Davis of Notre Dame stands out as a three‑time All‑Delco selection, having amassed 83 goals this year and earning All‑Inter‑Ac honors that place her among the state’s most prolific scorers.
Sofia Gagliardi from Episcopal Academy captured the 2025 Girls Soccer Player of the Year award, helping her squad to a 17‑win campaign that underscored her dual‑sport excellence.
Chelsea Kim of Agnes Irwin anchored the Owls’ attack, leading the team to a 13‑win season and a berth in the PIAA tournament semifinals, a testament to her playmaking ability.
Kat Shandley anchored Springfield’s defense, contributing to a 20‑4 record and a run to the PIAA Class 3A semifinals, where her shutdown skills were on full display.
Nora Bailer of Episcopal Academy combined offensive firepower with 17 goals and 26 assists, while also dominating draw controls with 167, highlighting her all‑around impact.
Kelsey Young, also from Agnes Irwin, paced the Owls with 47 goals, 10 assists and 35 groundballs, cementing her status as the team’s most versatile offensive threat.
Championship Highlights
Greta Potten of Archbishop Carroll spearheaded her team to a historic 25th straight Catholic League championship, earning MVP honors after posting 36 goals and 71 draw controls.
Mia Wainwright, the versatile midfielder from Springfield, dished out a team‑high 37 assists and helped the Cougars capture a triple‑title season, showcasing her playmaking range.
Keira McHugh of Notre Dame finished just behind Davis with 68 goals and 100 draw controls, contributing to a 16‑win campaign that reinforced the school’s lacrosse tradition.
Callie Bryan from Ridley earned All‑American honors, becoming the program’s all‑time leader with 230 career goals and 319 points, a milestone that reflects sustained excellence.
Kallee Clark of Archbishop Carroll added 39 goals and 49 assists before committing to Loyola University Maryland, earning All‑American recognition that underscores her collegiate prospects.
Eva Lemieux of Springfield was named Player of the Year and secured a spot on the All‑American team, capping a season that highlighted the league’s depth and talent.
Together, these athletes illustrate a vibrant lacrosse landscape where individual brilliance fuels collective success, setting the stage for future stars to emerge from the Delco region.