Redondo Union girls lacrosse team running on all cylinders going into playoffs
Redondo’s Alison Kobel fights of Mira Costa defenders Taylor Duncan and Sabrina Pickett. Photo Redondo Union is gearing up for deep run in the girls lacrosse playoffs as the Sea Hawks continue to dominate the Bay League winning its sixth straight title. According to head coach Tom Borgia, the championship ties a school record set by Redondo’s 1950-56 wrestling team. “We only have four seniors so we will be a major force again next year,” Borgia said. “We are really young, fast and aggressive so we will be the team to beat for the Bay League title for at least the next two years.” Entering the final week of the season, Redondo (12-4, 6-0) was ranked No. 11 in the CIF Southern Section. The Sea Hawks gave No. 4 Mater Dei all it could handle in a 12-8 loss last Saturday and will play at El Segundo Wednesday. Mira Costa will host Redondo Friday, May 2 at 7 p.m. and the Mustangs would like nothing better than to put a blemish on their rival’s league record by avenging an earlier 17-8 loss at Redondo. “Redondo is a tough team,” said Mira Costa head coach Amanda Cross. “They are very composed. We need to play good defense and make accurate passes. It would be a huge thing for us if we can…
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