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Junior center Stephen Skrenta posts up a King defender and looks to throw an overhead pass across the court to an open teammate. Despite this being his first year on varsity, Skrenta shows amazing potential and is continuing to grow his skills.

Boys Varsity Basketball vs. King

May 19, 2022
The defenders on the boys’ varsity lacrosse team circle around Coach Thorn. It is Thorn’s first year as a lacrosse coach at Masters and he said he hopes to keep improving his players.

Boys Lacrosse April 8th v. Rooster

May 11, 2022
#22 Nathan Lothian ‘24 takes a faceoff against Wooster at Masters home Greene field. Lothian is one of the team’s go-to faceoff takers and has been highly successful so far this season.

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#25 Adrian Blanc ’23 controls the boys’ lacrosse offense from the wing in their home game against Wooster on April 8. Blanc is known for specializing in face-offs and uses his quick change of pace to get his team scoring opportunities.

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#13 Stephen Skrenta ’23 gets physical with a Wooster attacker during the varsity lacrosse home game on April 8. As an avid lacrosse player, Skrenta specializes in defending and uses the combination of his stocky build and the defensive long stick to keep opposing players in his reach.

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#18 Goalkeeper Nate Meyer ’22 and #27 defender Matt Sanzenbacher ’24 stand side-by-side as they wait for the second half of their April 8 home game against Wooster. The boys ended with a disappointing loss of 7-14, however, they hope to bounce back throughout the season.

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Henry Eisenbeis 23 controls the ball behind his net on April 8 in the boys’ varsity lacrosse game against Wooster. Despite being known for being more of a defender on the boys’ soccer team, Eisenbeis continues to be a reliable lacrosse defender and is capable of leading his team on counterattacks.

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Jack Parsons ’24 draws in two Wooster defenders as he takes the ball upfield. Parsons is known for using his lengthy build to maneuver around with the ball and have a long reach on defense.

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Ethan Yankey ’22 stops a Wooster midfielder in his tracks during the boys’ varsity lacrosse home game on April 8. Despite it being Yankey’s first year playing lacrosse, he has made his statement as one of the teams strongest and most physical defenders.

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