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Three Tigers Named To Girls Lacrosse All-Section Team

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Girls' lacrosse players compete fiercely, showcasing athleticism and teamwork in an intense match under the lights.

By: Jared Barton

Three members of the North Allegheny girls’ lacrosse team were named all-section following the 2026 season.

Senior midfielder Reagan Riordan was named second-team all-section, while juniors Gracie Lynch and Emery Anderson were both named to the honorable mention team.

Riordan completes a tremendous NA career in both girls’ lacrosse and volleyball. On the field, she was consistently one of the main scoring threats for the Tigers and led the team in scoring for multiple years. Riordan is set to attend Grove City College in the fall and continue to play both volleyball and lacrosse.

Lynch was third on the team in scoring this season with 28 goals, bringing her career total to 47 heading into her senior campaign next spring.

Anderson is one of the main defensive players for the Tigers and is set to follow in her sister’s footsteps following graduation next spring. Anderson committed to Grove City College for lacrosse in recent weeks.

Emery Anderson Commits To Grove City Women’s Lacrosse

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By: Jared Barton

North Allegheny girls’ lacrosse junior Emery Anderson has announced where she will be heading following graduation next year.

The defender posted on social media Sunday that she has committed to Grove City College to play Women’s Lacrosse.

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Anderson is following in the footsteps of her older sister Avery, who is a freshman for the Wolverines following a successful career with the Tigers.

Grove City plays lacrosse at the Division III level as a member of the Presidents’ Athletic Conference. The Wolverines are fresh off repeating as PAC Women’s Lacrosse Champions this weekend, defeating Chatham for the second year in a row in the title game at Robert E. Thorn Field. It was the third consecutive conference championship in a row for Grove City.

The Wolverines will participate in the DIII NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Tournament for the third straight season and await their opponent, which will be announced on Monday morning. Grove City faced St. Mary’s (MD) and John Carroll in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament the last two seasons.

Reagan Riordan Commits To Grove City To Play Volleyball, Lacrosse

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By: Jared Barton 

One of the top athletes in the rising senior class at North Allegheny has committed to be a dual-sport player at the collegiate level.

Reagan Riordan made her commitment to Grove City volleyball and lacrosse official on Wednesday evening via social media.

 

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On the hardwood, Riordan was a second-team Big 56 All-Conference selection last fall. The defensive specialist is a multi-time WPIAL and PIAA champion in the sport, including last season when the Tigers took home both titles with 3-1 match victories over North Catholic and Spring-Ford, respectively.

On the turf, Riordan capped off another successful season leading the girls’ lacrosse team with 40 total goals in the spring. The prolific scorer now sits at 95 career goals with one more year to go. She was named a first-team all-section player for her efforts. In 2023, Riordan had a sensational sophomore season and led the team with 50 goals, good enough to earn second-team all-conference accolades. She will be joining NA graduate Avery Anderson, who will start her career with the Wolverines’ women’s lacrosse team this fall. Grove City is the reigning back-to-back champion in women’s lacrosse for the Presidents’ Athletic Conference.