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Upstart Puerto Rico & Haudenosaunee New Powerhouses

Results, Standings and Tuesday Schedule
Puerto Rico, playing in its first World Lacrosse Women’s U19 World Championship, continued to surprise Monday, overwhelming the favored Haudenosaunee nation 12-8, to end Pool play with a perfect 4-0 record.
“I think because of our trust in each other’s ability to defend one on one, and the strength of our one on one defense,” said Delaney Rodriquez-Shaw. “ So, as we’re marking our attacker, we’ll be confident in our teammates being able to do their job as a defender.”
Team Puerto Rico, which features several players with NCAA experience, has outscored its four opponents 73 to 11.  Puerto Rico has shown promise on both ends of the field with an attacking offensive and a swarming defense. Are they surprising their opponents?
“Definitely! People were doubting us, especially with this being our first time in the tournament,” said Natalie Pasini. “But after being able to go undefeated in pool play, with a win over a great team such as this (Haudenosaunee), I think we’ve definitely shown that Puerto Rico has some great athletes, and that we have a strong group of girls.”
Haudenosaunee Nation had outscored their opponents 64-8, almost as dominant as Puerto Rico. In Monday’s game, Puerto Rico came out firing straight out of the gate, taking a 5-1 lead after one quarter of play. Haudenosaunee Nation narrowed the gap going into half-time.
Puerto Rico would head into the half leading 7-4. Haudenosaunee wouldn’t go down without fight, constantly narrowing the gap, but the stellar Puerto Rican defense would prove too much.
-Mohamed Yusef & Liam Cunningham reporting

2019 World Lacrosse Women’s U19 World Championship
Peterborough, Ontario, Canada, August 1-10
Trent University & Fleming College
RESULTS | MONDAY | AUGUST 5:
Korea def. Jamaica, 22-10
Israel def. Belgium, 17-4
Mexico def. Ireland, 13-6
China def. Kenya, 15-5
Puerto Rico def. Haudenosaunee, 12-8
Sunday, August 4
Hong Kong def. Belgium, 21-2
China def. Korea, 22-9
Wales def. Scotland, 12-5
Germany def. Kenya, 7-6
Czech Republic def. Chinese Taipei, 13-8
England def. Australia, 10-9
Puerto Rico def. Israel, 20-1
Japan def. New Zealand, 13-6
USA def. Canada, 13-5
Saturday, August 3
Germany def. China, 16-10
Chinese Taipei def. Ireland, 11-8
Kenya def. Jamaica, 17-1
Puerto Rico def. Belgium, 22-0
Haudenosaunee def. Hong Kong, 24-5
Canada def. Australia, 7-5
USA def. England, 18-2
Friday, August 2
Czech Republic def. Ireland, 20-3
Korea def. Kenya, 15-10
Puerto Rico def. Hong Kong, 21-2
Germany def. Jamaica, 18-2
New Zealand def. Scotland, 13-7
Haudenosaunee def. Israel, 21-3
Mexico def. Chinese Taipei, 10-6
Japan def. Wales, 21-7
United States def. Australia, 12-4
Canada def. England, 18-8
Thursday, August 1
Haudenosaunee def. Belgium, 19-1
China def. Jamaica, 18-5
Czech Republic def. Mexico, 15-5
Hong Kong def. Israel, 11-7
Germany def. Korea, 16-8
Japan def. Scotland, 20-1
New Zealand def. Wales, 17-3
STANDINGS (as of August 5)
Pool Play completed
Pool A:
United States (3-0)
Canada (2-1)
England (1-2)
Australia (0-3)
Pool B:
Japan (3-0)
New Zealand (2-1)
Wales (1-2)
Scotland (0-3)
Pool C:
Germany (4-0)
China (3-1)
Republic of Korea (2-2)
Kenya (1-3)
Jamaica (0-4)
Pool D:
Czech Republic (3-0)
Mexico (2-1)
Chinese Taipei (1-2)
Ireland (0-3)
Pool E:
Puerto Rico (4-0)
Haudenosaunee (3-1)
Hong Kong (2-2)
Israel (1-3)
Belgium (0-4)
AUGUST 6 | TUESDAY SCHEDULE
England vs. China, 9:00 AM EST
Hong Kong vs. Ireland, 9:30 AM EST
Puerto Rico vs. New Zealand, 11:00 AM EST
Australia vs. Mexico, 12:00 PM EST
Kenya vs. Israel, 12:30 PM EST
Japan vs. Haudenosaunee, 2:00 PM EST
Germany vs. Scotland, 3:00 PM EST
Canada vs. Korea, 5:00 PM EST
Czech Republic vs. Wales, 6:00 PM EST
USA vs. Chinese Tapei, 8:00 PM EST

Results, Standings and Tuesday Schedule

Puerto Rico, playing in its first World Lacrosse Women’s U19 World Championship, continued to surprise Monday, overwhelming the favored Haudenosaunee nation 12-8, to end Pool play with a perfect 4-0 record.

“I think because of our trust in each other’s ability to defend one on one, and the strength of our one on one defense,” said Delaney Rodriquez-Shaw. “ So, as we’re marking our attacker, we’ll be confident in our teammates being able to do their job as a defender.”

Team Puerto Rico, which features several players with NCAA experience, has outscored its four opponents 73 to 11.  Puerto Rico has shown promise on both ends of the field with an attacking offensive and a swarming defense. Are they surprising their opponents?

“Definitely! People were doubting us, especially with this being our first time in the tournament,” said Natalie Pasini. “But after being able to go undefeated in pool play, with a win over a great team such as this (Haudenosaunee), I think we’ve definitely shown that Puerto Rico has some great athletes, and that we have a strong group of girls.”

Haudenosaunee Nation had outscored their opponents 64-8, almost as dominant as Puerto Rico. In Monday’s game, Puerto Rico came out firing straight out of the gate, taking a 5-1 lead after one quarter of play. Haudenosaunee Nation narrowed the gap going into half-time.

Puerto Rico would head into the half leading 7-4. Haudenosaunee wouldn’t go down without fight, constantly narrowing the gap, but the stellar Puerto Rican defense would prove too much.

-Mohamed Yusef & Liam Cunningham reporting

2019 World Lacrosse Women’s U19 World Championship

Peterborough, Ontario, Canada, August 1-10

Trent University & Fleming College

RESULTS | MONDAY | AUGUST 5:

Korea def. Jamaica, 22-10

Israel def. Belgium, 17-4

Mexico def. Ireland, 13-6

China def. Kenya, 15-5

Puerto Rico def. Haudenosaunee, 12-8

Sunday, August 4

Hong Kong def. Belgium, 21-2

China def. Korea, 22-9

Wales def. Scotland, 12-5

Germany def. Kenya, 7-6

Czech Republic def. Chinese Taipei, 13-8

England def. Australia, 10-9

Puerto Rico def. Israel, 20-1

Japan def. New Zealand, 13-6

USA def. Canada, 13-5

Saturday, August 3

Germany def. China, 16-10

Chinese Taipei def. Ireland, 11-8

Kenya def. Jamaica, 17-1

Puerto Rico def. Belgium, 22-0

Haudenosaunee def. Hong Kong, 24-5

Canada def. Australia, 7-5

USA def. England, 18-2

Friday, August 2

Czech Republic def. Ireland, 20-3

Korea def. Kenya, 15-10

Puerto Rico def. Hong Kong, 21-2

Germany def. Jamaica, 18-2

New Zealand def. Scotland, 13-7

Haudenosaunee def. Israel, 21-3

Mexico def. Chinese Taipei, 10-6

Japan def. Wales, 21-7

United States def. Australia, 12-4

Canada def. England, 18-8

Thursday, August 1

Haudenosaunee def. Belgium, 19-1

China def. Jamaica, 18-5

Czech Republic def. Mexico, 15-5

Hong Kong def. Israel, 11-7

Germany def. Korea, 16-8

Japan def. Scotland, 20-1

New Zealand def. Wales, 17-3

STANDINGS (as of August 5)

Pool Play completed

Pool A:

United States (3-0)

Canada (2-1)

England (1-2)

Australia (0-3)

Pool B:

Japan (3-0)

New Zealand (2-1)

Wales (1-2)

Scotland (0-3)

Pool C:

Germany (4-0)

China (3-1)

Republic of Korea (2-2)

Kenya (1-3)

Jamaica (0-4)

Pool D:

Czech Republic (3-0)

Mexico (2-1)

Chinese Taipei (1-2)

Ireland (0-3)

Pool E:

Puerto Rico (4-0)

Haudenosaunee (3-1)

Hong Kong (2-2)

Israel (1-3)

Belgium (0-4)

AUGUST 6 | TUESDAY SCHEDULE

England vs. China, 9:00 AM EST

Hong Kong vs. Ireland, 9:30 AM EST

Puerto Rico vs. New Zealand, 11:00 AM EST

Australia vs. Mexico, 12:00 PM EST

Kenya vs. Israel, 12:30 PM EST

Japan vs. Haudenosaunee, 2:00 PM EST

Germany vs. Scotland, 3:00 PM EST

Canada vs. Korea, 5:00 PM EST

Czech Republic vs. Wales, 6:00 PM EST

USA vs. Chinese Tapei, 8:00 PM EST

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