All-Delco Girls Lacrosse: Mathewson paces Garnet Valley repeat

The following members of the Central League were named to the All Delco teams.

First Team

Emily Mathewson, Garnet Valley: The junior attacker was a dominant force as she guided the Jaguars to their second consecutive PIAA championship. The All-American and All-Central League honoree was at her best in the state playoffs. A two-time All-Delco, Mathewson registered five goals and two assists in the state-title victory over Conestoga, and finished with 80 on the season. She also was outstanding in district and state playoff victories against Springfield and Archbishop Carroll. The Vanderbilt recruit has more than 200 goals in her already stellar career.

Emily Santana, Springfield: The senior attacker graduated as the top scorer in Delaware County in 2015, registering 105 goals. The two-time All-Delco and All-American selection, who led the Cougars to the District One title last spring, helped her team within one win of qualifying for this year’s state tournament. Santana also earned All-Central League honors in consecutive seasons.

Reilly Masterson, Radnor: The senior midfielder earned All-America and All-Central League honors after helping the Raiders to a 22-3 season and a trip to the PIAA tournament semifinal round. One of the top all-around players in the region, Masterson finished fourth on the team in goals (40), and second in both points (54) and caused turnovers (30). Bound for Penn State for lacrosse, Masterson also racked up 50 ground balls and 14 assists.

Hannah Proctor, Radnor: The senior midfielder-defender was voted the top player in the Central League. She led the Raiders to the final four of the state tournament and was one of the top draw control specialists in the area, finishing with a team-high 80 wins from the faceoff circle. Proctor was an All-American selection and chosen to play on the U-19 World Cup team. She’ll play collegiately at Notre Dame.

Katy Junior, Radnor: The senior defender is best known for her blazing speed and ability to shut down the opposition’s top weapon. Junior flourished on a Radnor team that prided itself on defense and forcing mistakes. She led the team in caused turnovers (44) and ground balls (65). She will continue her career at the University of Pennsylvania.

Nicole Massimino, Radnor: The sophomore took big strides to becoming one of the most complete players in the county at her position. Massimino is the team’s backer on defense, securing the second-most ground balls on the team (57) while finishing with 24 caused turnovers. An All-American and All-Central League selection, Massimino was also one of the top contributors on Radnor’s basketball team that qualified for the PIAA Class AAAA tournament. She’s given her verbal commitment to Notre Dame for lacrosse.