Boys’ lacrosse defeats Westhill in senior night game

Hannah Kail ’22, Staff Writer and Ella Stoler ’22, Photostory Editor|May 18, 2021

Ella Stoler · Staples defeats Westhill in a senior night game

Photo by Hannah Kail ’22

The signs with names of all senior boys lined up next to the entryway. The team went on to defeat Westhill 20-1.

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