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Pictures: Glenelg vs. Kent Island in boys lacrosse

Action between Glenelg and Kent Island in the 3A/2A state semifinal boys lacrosse game at Annapolis High School Saturday, May 19. Glenelg won to advance to the state title game. Read about the game here.
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Mikey Wynne of Glenelg, right, tries to avoid the stick check of Kent Island's Tanner Ray.

Boys lacrosse playoffs

( Brian Krista, Patuxent Publishing / May 19, 2012 )
Mikey Wynne of Glenelg, right, tries to avoid the stick check of Kent Island's Tanner Ray.
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