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It was a championship afternoon to remember for LCC, as both the Varsity and Cadet Girls Flag Football teams captured the GMAA Division 3 titles in back-to-back victories. The Varsity team dominated Kuper Academy with a 20-0 win, while the Cadet squad secured their title earlier in the day with a 27-6 victory over St. Thomas High School.
Individual accolades also highlighted the afternoon: Riley ’26 was named MVP of the Varsity game, and Dakota ’27 earned MVP honours for the Cadet match.
Adding to the celebration, the Varsity team’s win received special recognition in The Suburban. Read the article here.