By Brett Bowker, Chris Sherman contributing.

LAURINBURG, N.C.- The Washington boys from St. Andrews gave strong performances this week.  Tuesday, the Knights downed Wheeling Jesuit University 9-8 in OT with Alex Tindall (Lynnwood) scoring the game winner. On Thursday night, St. Andrews hosted Division II program Dominican University and edged them 12-8.  In the win Daniel Shields (Mercer Island) tallied two goals and one assist, Alex Tindall has two goals and one assist and midfielder Nick Hund (Snohomish) had one goal.  Shields and Tindall accounted for all three of the Knights goals in the fourth quarter.  The North Carolina spring rain accounted for a slow start at the beginning of the game.  At halftime, the Knights were down 5-3. Then in the second half Knights stormed Domincan, scoring six goals in the third quarter then finishing out the fourth with a strong performance from the Wa-State boys. Overall Shields leads the team with 29 points on 12 goals and 17 assists.  He is followed closely by Tindall with 22 points with 19 goals and 3 assists.  St. Andrews record is 4-4, riding a four game win streak.  St. Andrews will enter their toughest part of the season, finishing their third game of the week on Saturday against Pfeiffer University. Check back at Walax.com for more updates on St. Andrews this season.  Photo of Nick Hund 

Bellingham, WA  The North County Cavaliers Lacrosse Program is hosting the 6th Annual Cavalier Invitational Tournament on March 12th and 13th.  Ten High School Lacrosse teams from around the State of Washington, and two teams from the State of Montana will converge on Orca Field at Whatcom Community College in Bellingham.  This is the biggest preseason lacrosse tournament in the state.  The teams coming to the tournament this year are North County, Whatcom, Skagit Valley, Wenatchee, Roosevelt, Mt. Si, Lake Tapps, Overlake, Tahoma JV, Mercer Island JV, Missoula Elite White and Missoula Elite Black.

The Washington Stealth and Breakaway Lacrosse would like to announce an in-store autograph session with two of the NLL's most dynamic players. Paul Rabil & Lewis Ratcliff will be signing autographs from 10:00am to 12:00pm on Saturday, March 12th at the Bellevue loaction of Breakaway Lacrosse. In conjunction with this appearence, Breakaway will be offering a one day 20% off sale on all Stealth apparel. We hope to see you there.

If you have not been to Breakaway's new location at 1048 116th Ave. NE Bellevue, WA. 98004.

This is Hector Rhodes writing to you from Williams College in northwestern Massachusetts. Since the first week I arrived here in September, almost all of my best friends have been on the lacrosse team. We have 15 freshmen lacrosse players, and every one of them is a great dude. Camaraderie and skill are definitely the biggest differences between high school and NCAA lacrosse – I’ve never really competed for playing time during a regular season game until now. As it stands right now, I’m expecting to get runs on the first and second offensive middie lines. My game sense gets more and more attuned to the college pace every practice and game, and every day I understand the offense better.

EVERETT- The Washington Stealth (5-5) return to the Comcast Arena this Sunday at 5pm to host conference bad boys in the Calgary Roughnecks (6-3). These two teams split the regular season series 1-1 and Sunday’s game will decide the winner.  The Roughnecks are sitting in first place in the Western Conference, while Washington is third behind one game to Minnesota.