Over the last three years, the Howard boys lacrosse program has been growing into one of the county's elite programs. Undefeated so far this season, including a statement win against fellow league power Centennial, the Lions were looking to do something that no player on their roster had ever achieved: take down Glenelg. Friday night, Howard welcomed the Gladiators for a matchup that felt less like a standard game in mid-April, and more like a championship showdown. On the heels of Cody Ford's three goals, including two fourth quarter rockets in less than 30 seconds, the Lions pulled through, 9-6, to finally achieve that elusive victory.
Over the last three years, the Howard boys lacrosse program has been growing into one of the county's elite programs. Undefeated so far this season, including a statement win against fellow league power Centennial, the Lions were looking to do something that no player on their roster had ever achieved: take down Glenelg. Friday night, Howard welcomed the Gladiators for a matchup that felt less like a standard game in mid-April, and more like a championship showdown. On the heels of Cody Ford's three goals, including two fourth quarter rockets in less than 30 seconds, the Lions pulled through, 9-6, to finally achieve that elusive victory.
