2003 Metro Champs!

2002 State Champs!

2001 City League Champs!

Panther Lacrosse History

The Boys� Panther Lacrosse Club was formed in the 2001 season to provide an opportunity for boys from Seattle Prep and the Seattle metro area to play Varsity Boys HS lacrosse. The first team was comprised of 12 boys from Seattle Prep and 8 boys from Garfield HS. The first year of Panther Lacrosse was very exciting, after losing the first game of the season, the Panthers won 10 straight, won the Seattle City League Championship and made it to the State Championship game (Division 2) which they lost in a close battle with Port Angeles.

The second year of the program saw the Panthers roster explode to 30 players, all but one from Seattle Prep, the Garfield boys formed their own team for the 2002 season. In this second year, the Panthers went 13-2 and won the Division 2 Washington State Championship. In 2002, the Panthers fielded a JV team for the first time that went 7-3 on the season.

For the 2003 Season, the Panthers fielded two teams: Varsity A which competed in the Washington State Division One; and the Varsity �B� team which competed in the newly formed Cascade League vs other Varsity �B� teams.

For the 2004 season, the Panthers will field one Varsity team and one Junior Varsity team in Division I Sound Conference.

GREAT NEWS! Lacrosse was also accepted as a Varsity Sport at Seattle Prep and changed from the Panthers Lacrosse Club to its rightful title of Seattle Prep Lacrosse!

 

Panthers Varsity Overall Record since inception: 30-11

Season Record

  • 2005 - (5-11) Changing coaching staff and graduating several talented seniors, Prep will be back for the attack in 2006.

  • 2004 - (10-3) second year in Division 1, finished 3rd in the Division 1 rankings, losing to State champs Mercer Island 12-10 in semi-final loss at Mercer Island.

  • 2003 - (7-6), first year in Division 1, won the Metro league championship and finished 3rd in the Division 1 state rankings after a state semi-final loss to Mercer Island.

  • 2002 - (12-2), won the Division 2 State Championship by defeating Bainbridge 7-2 in the finals

  • 2001 - (11-3), Won the City League Championship and Finished 2nd in the State (division 2) losing the State championship game to Port Angeles

The program has been rich in recognition with All-State Honors:

2005 Season Honors:

  • First Team All-State Division 1: Shane O'neil (midfield) Andrew Parietti (Attack)

  • Honorable Mention All-State Divsion 1: Nick Varnum (defense)

2004 Season Honors:

  • Seattle Prep's First All-American Adam Sangoerzan (midfield) participated in the East-West National Game

  • First Team All-State Division 1: Adam Sangoerzan (midfield) Austin Baruffi (LSM)

  • Second Team All-State Division 1: Shane O'neill (Attack) Andrew Parietti (Attack) Alex Aigner (midfield)

  • Honorable Mention All-State Divsion 1: Darren Pinney (Goalie)

2003 Season Honors:

  • First Team All-State Division 1: Adam Sangeorzan (midfield) Andrew Parietti (Attack)

  • Second Team All-State Division 1: Alex Aigner (Midfield)

2002 Season Honors:

  • First Team All-State: Tyler Carr, Adam Sangeorzan, Nick Heilbrunn

  • Second Team: Alex Aigner, Jerome Zech, Erich Kunz, James Bangasser, Joe Grant

2001 Season Honors:

  • First Team All-State: James Bangasser, Tyler Carr, Adam Sangeorzan

  • Second Team: Alex Aigner, Nick Heilbrunn

  • Honorable Mention: Joe Grant

Team Captains:

  • 2005: Anrew Parietti, Nick Varnum, Shane O'neill

  • 2004: Adam Sangeorzan, Alex Aigner

  • 2003: Adam Sangeorzan, Alex Aigner

  • 2002: Tyler Carr, James Bangasser, Joe Grant, Nick Heilbrunn

  • 2001: Tyler Carr, James Bangasser

Team MVP:

  • 2004: Adam Sangoerzan

  • 2003: Alex Aigner

  • 2002: Tyler Carr

  • 2001: Joe Grant

Matt Cone "One Love" Coaches Award:

  • 2004: Andrew Bjorkman

  • 2003: David Patenaude

  • 2002: Cary Ward

  • 2001: Alex Aigner

Head Coaches Records:

  • Matt Cone, head coach 2001-2003   -  30-11 (.731)

  • Fred Wilmot, head coach 2004, asst. Coach 2001-2003 - 10-3 (.769)

Panther Lacrosse Club Player Records:

  • Most Points in a Season: 69 Anrew Pariettie (2005)
  • Most Goals in a Season:  48 Andrew Parietti (2005)
  • Most Assists in a Season: 27 Adam Sangeorzan (2001) 27 Alex Aigner (2003)
  • Ground Balls in a Season: 133 Adam Sangeorzan (2002)
  • Hat Tricks in a Season: 9 Andrew Parietti & Shane O'neil (2005)
  • Season High Save Percentage: .721 Joe Grant (2002)
  • Saves in a Season: 172 Darren Pinney (2003)

Top Career Points:

Name  Varsity Career Goals  Assists  Points  GB's
Andrew Parietti 2003-Present 116 33 149 39
Sangeorzan, Adam 2001- 2004 85 47 132 321
Shane Oneill 2003-Present 99 32 118 24
Andrew Bjorkman 2003-Present 60 29 89 25
Aigner, Alex 2001- 2004 32 50 82 274
Carr, Tyler 2001 � 2002 29 12 41 157
Bangasser, James 2001 � 2002 23 16 39 146
Kunz, Erich 2001 � 2002 15 6 21 62
Mangold, Tommy 2001 � 2002 13 7 20 92
Coffey, Justin 2001-2003 24 1 15 50
Michael Peabody 2003 7 5 12 37
Keane, Andrew 2001 � 2002 2 2 4 18
Dave Patneaude 2003 4 0 4 25
Johanson, Chris 2002 1 2 3 25
Mike Ramos 2003-Present 3 0 3 6
Heilbrunn, Nick 2001 � 2002   1 1 38
Tom Figel 2003 1 0 1 5

Directions to Practice/Game Field: Magnuson Park North Athletic Field  (65th St. and Lake Washington)  

Take Montlake/UW. exit off of 520 and go North.  Go past Husky Stadium and keep going.  Bear right as the road turns into Sand Point Way.  Follow Sand Point Way to the Light at 65th St. Go right into Magnuson Park.  Stay straight when you enter the park, past big yellow building on left and follow to the end of the road.

OR

Take the 65th St. exit off of I-5 North.  Go straight at the stop sign and go to the light at 65th.  Go right (EAST) onto 65th.  Follow 65th all the way across town.  Go straight at the light at Sand Point Way into Magnuson Park. Stay straight when you enter the park, past big yellow building on left and follow to the end of the road.

For more information on Panthers Lacrosse, contact Fred Wilmot

 
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