Emma McCarthy's 455 Career Points: Nobody in Lacrosse Is Ready For What's Next
Alright, you guys, we HAVE to talk about this. Seriously. We just saw the Courier-Post drop their All-South Jersey girls lacrosse teams, and while the talent is always ridiculous, there's one name that just screams at you: Emma McCarthy. This Paul VI senior just closed out her high school career with a stat line that makes your jaw drop, man. We're talking 455 career points, 310 goals, and 145 assists! That's not just good, that's legendary, and it tells you everything about the kind of player she is.
The Seniors Who Defined an Era
McCarthy, the Courier-Post Player of the Year, put up 84 goals and 33 assists just this season alone. Three-time USA Lacrosse All-American, two-time Academic All-American, and heading to UNC? Yeah, the Tar Heels are getting an absolute superstar. But she wasn't the only senior making noise. You gotta look at Riley Austin from Haddonfield. This kid was the engine for the Haddons, plain and simple. She racked up a career-best 98 points this season, with 74 goals and 24 assists, pushing her career goals to a staggering 228. Another three-time USA Lacrosse All-American and two-time Academic All-American, Austin is off to Harvard. Seriously, the talent these seniors are packing for college is insane.
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And then there's Julia Blong from Moorestown. A true leader, wearing the Quakers' famed No. 51 jersey. She led her team with 42 goals this season, hitting 112 for her career. Blong earned that USA All-American nod and the Jackie Pitts Award, which is all about going above and beyond for her team, school, and community. Rutgers is getting a player with heart and skill.
The Juniors Who Are Stepping Up Big
Don't even get me started on the junior class. The future is BRIGHT. Abby Ball from Cherokee, man, a straight-up giraffe at 6-foot-3. She uses that height to DOMINATE on the draw and is deceptively quick and shifty. Ball scored a career-best 68 goals this season, bringing her career total to 181. Coast Carolina University is getting a force. Then there's Rhea Remaly from Clearview, who has just absolutely raised her game this spring. A deft passer and a canny scorer, Remaly scored 51 goals with 10 assists, now sitting at 107 career tallies. This first-time USA Lacrosse All-American is heading to the United States Naval Academy. Talk about dedication!
And let's not forget Reghan Dundee from Bishop Eustace. When the Crusaders needed a play, all eyes were on Dundee. She scored a career-best 45 goals, crossing the century mark to 124 career. Another first-time USA Lacrosse All-American, Dundee has accepted an appointment to the United States Military Academy after next spring. These juniors are showing up, making huge plays in games like Moorestown's 10-5 South Group 3 championship game win or Ridgewood's 12-4 NJSIAA Group 4 championship game victory. They are absolutely setting themselves up for massive senior seasons, and frankly, the entire lacrosse world should be watching what they do next.
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