Hardshells in the PLL - June 27
6/27/2022 11:51:00 AM | Men's Lacrosse
COLLEGE PARK, MD - One month has passed in the 2022 Premier League Lacrosse season and Terps alumni continue to make waves.
The two lone undefeated teams, Chrome LC and Whipsnakes LC, are both led by large contingents of Terps on their roster.
Fans can vote for their favorite Terps to take place in July's PLL All-Star Weekend by clicking HERE.
In his second career game, Bubba Fairman earned his spot on the highlight reel with his first career goal. Sprinting onto the field, Fairman snagged the loose ball before charging done the field for a solo effort. He finished the effort flying past assistant coach Jesse Bernhardt.
Bubba Fairman comes flying out of the box and scores his first professional goal. pic.twitter.com/Oq4RTUtMQe
— Premier Lacrosse League (@PremierLacrosse) June 25, 2022
Fairman has two points and eight GB this season. Matt Rahill played in his second career game as he's now up to six GB.
Down 11-6 to the Cannons with less than eight minutes to play on Saturday afternoon, the Chrome stormed back for a 12-11 victory in overtime. Logan Wisnauskas chipped-in a goal and groundball. Defensively, Jesse Bernhardt forced a turnover and had four GB.
Wisnauskas is third in the league with 10 goals and 11th in the league with 12 points.
For a full story on the connection between Wisnauskas and Colin Heacock, check below.
Boys Latin ➡️ @TerpsMLax ➡️ Chrome
— Chrome Lacrosse Club (@PLLChrome) June 24, 2022
While they may have never played together at each of their stops, their journey has been very similar. Read the @baltimoresun story from @EdwardLeeSun below 👇https://t.co/umYDGyYxmy
Charging up the field, Jake Higgins found Kieran McArdle on the crease for a first period goal. The first points of his professional career, he's also got three GB.
Great player but an even better teammate. Jake Higgins 🐢 #bethebest https://t.co/qJzbQYxKmX
— John Tillman (@CoachTillman1) June 25, 2022
Connor Kelly led the squad with six points, including two two-point goals. He leads the Waterdogs midfield with 12 points.
Rolling to a 4-0 start to the year, the Whipsnakes continue to rank among the league's best. In one of the league's fiercest rivalries, the Snakes topped the Redwoods 12-11 on Friday night.
Matt Rambo led the squad with five points, including four goals, while Michael Ehrhardt chipped-in three points with Bryan Cole and Jay Carlson at two points. Kyle Bernlohr made 12 saves.
Rambo leads the league 32 shots while Bernhlohr is tied atop the leaderboard with a 60 percent save percentage.
