Vineyarder Sally Caron sprints up field, with Cohasset's Olivia Coveney in pursuit. — John Zarba
Addy Hayman battles Cohasset mid Lauren Farren for a loose ball.
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The Vineyard varsity girls lacrosse season came to an end Thursday afternoon at Cohasset High School. The defending MIAA state Division 2 champion Cohasset Skippers looked every bit the part in an 18-3 win over the seventh-seeded Vineyarders (14-6) in the South Sectional quarterfinals. The second-seeded Skippers (18-2) scored early and often, taking a 14-2 lead to the halftime break. “Cohasset is a great program; they look like state champions, they play like state champions, it was an eye-opener to see a team play like that,” said Vineyard co-coach Bob Hayman. Vineyard junior and co-captain Addy Hayman tallied twice, ending the season with 106 goals and 63 assists. Both totals are school records. Lollie Bezahler also scored for the Vineyarders, and won a ground ball in the game. Senior co-captains Lily Pigott and Audrey McCarron turned in stellar efforts, and sophomore goalie Evanna Quinn made 12 saves under relentless pressure. “At the end of the day, 14-6, it was a great season,” Coach Hayman said. “I’m really proud of all the girls.”