Jackson: It’s been busy with both True and DMS lacrosse and Jackson has been given even more opportunities to support the Towson High team with Grant and Connor. He was able to join the players in the locker room after games and even traveled to the State championship game. At some point, Towson can beat Severna Park. It is such a great experience for him.
Connor: With DMS, the teen league and umpiring, Connor spends most of his time on baseball field. Thankfully, he enjoys the game and earning money is a nice plus. He’s set on getting Beats with his money, which we hope he won’t loose like he has all other electronic items gifted to him.
Jackson and Connor: The timing worked out and we were off to Philadelphia on Saturday for sone semifinal lacrosse being played at Lincoln Financial Field. Jackson was excited to root for the Terps and Connor was pulling for the Cavaliers. Nobody in our great really cared about the first game except wanting Denver to take out Notre Dame to make it easier on UMD or UVA. The Terps dominated UVA from start to finish with the defense starting with Brett Makar shutting down Shellengergr and making Cormier look non-existent. Chelsea Dagger played 12 times and the celebration got even better after each score.
Notre Dame made easy work with Denver. They’ve been dominant this lacrosse season. There’s just too much offense on the team even if you stop the Kavanaugh brothers.
Family: I got the call around 6:30ish from Michael that he had been involved in an accident. He was on his way home from work and was driving on Osler and Angel, a TU student, was exiting the parking garage and ignored the flashing red. They collided and he was lucky enough to walk away despite not being able to open the driver’s side door. He had some mild pain in his chest and stomach from the seatbelt and the airbag being deployed. Angel didn’t even bother to check on him. She was on her phone the entire time and stayed on the opposite of the street.
