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Get the latest LaxRecords.com news delivered to you by signing up for the once-a-week newsletter.The Midwest is heating up with teams preparing for playoff pushes and players setting program records. This week’s Midwest notebook highlights some of those teams and players.
G.O.A.T.
Michael Boehm became St. Ignatius' all-time scoring leader as a junior. Photo by Mike Loveday
St. Ignatius (Ohio) junior Michael Boehm now holds every offensive record in Wildcats’ history.
Boehm set season records for points (112), goals (67) and assists (45) in a season - and that’s just the regular season.
With St. Ignatius entering the playoffs, Boehm also holds the program career records for points (261), goals (157) and assists (104). He broke the previous points record of Thomas Paras who scored 210 in his career. The previous goals record was held by Alex Hornung with 123.
Role Models
Livingston Daily has a nice story on freshman Bo Lockwood from Hartland (Mich.) who modeled his game after senior Reece Potter (a Towson commit).
Lockwood is a highly-touted freshman who is second on the team, behind Potter, with 44 goals and 34 assists. Potter has 66 goals and 36 assists.
Hartland is 13-1 on the season with their only loss coming 17-15 to Forest Hills Central (Mich.).
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The Rematch
Brother Rice (Mich.) left little doubt which team should be the favorite to win the Division I title this year with a 16-12 win over Detroit Catholic Central (Mich.) on Saturday in the Catholic League title game.
This was the second meeting of the teams this year and the Warriors have won them both. Brother Rice has won 16-straight games and wraps up the regular season with a home game against East Grand Rapids (Mich.).
Offensive Firepower
Loyola Academy (Ill.) has been on fire since returning from a trip to Long Island. The Ramblers have scored 100 goals in their last five games, including three-straight games with at least 20 goals.
The wins have come over Grayslake North (Ill.), and St. Rita, which are the No. 2 seeds in their respective sections, and Lake Forest (Ill.), which is their section’s No. 1 seed.
The Ramblers close up the regular season with a May 16 game against Glenbrook North (Ill.), which is a No. 3 seed.
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