Zac DeVaan scored nine goals to lead Park to a 12-11 boys lacrosse win at Simley Saturday.
After dropping a 19-12 decision to Hastings in the season opener, the Wolfpack Park bounced back with …
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Zac DeVaan scored nine goals to lead Park to a 12-11 boys lacrosse win at Simley Saturday.
After dropping a 19-12 decision to Hastings in the season opener, the Wolfpack Park bounced back with the 12-11 thriller.
DeVaan scored four goals in the opening period to jump start the Wolfpack, then added two more goals in the second and third and one in the fourth.
The Wolfpack led 6-4 after one period, 8-4 after two and 10-8 after three.
Sam Reckinger, Colin Theo and Luke Mungo scored Park’s other three goals.
Park, now 1-1 on the season, hosts Roseville (0-1) Thursday in the home opener, then plays at Forest Lake (1-0) on Tuesday.
Hastings 19, Park 12
Host Hastings claimed a 19-12 win over Park Thursday as the 2026 lacrosse season got under way.
Zac DeVaan led Park with six goals. Henry Voss scored two, while Lucas Taylor, Sam Reckinger, Jack Carstenbrock and Brenden Jelinek each scored once for the Wolfpack.
Volleyball team goes 2-2 at Osseo
Park went 2-2 in the Osseo Senior Tournament Saturday to go to 4-3 on the boys volleyball season.
The Wolfpack topped New Prague 2-1 (15-25, 25-19, 25-10) and Columbia Heights 2-0 (25-17, 25-22), while losing to Lac qui Parle Valley 0-2 (24-26, 21-25) and 0-2 to host Osseo (20-25, 21-25).
Park scored a 3-1 non-conference boys volleyball win at Lakeville South on Wednesday.
Park led two games to one, then took the third game in a 26-24 thriller.
The Wolfpack won 25-19, 19-25, 25-13 and 26-24.
Park (4-3) hosts conference-leading Roseville (8-1) Thursday, then plays at Forest Lake (2-5-1) on Tuesday.
Thunderbolts slip to 2-1
After opening the season with two lopsided wins, the South Washington County Thunderbolts found themselves on the opposite side of the CI adapted softball ledger Monday, falling to visiting Lakeville/Burnsville/Farmington by a 16-5 score at Woodbury Hugh School.
South Washington opened the season Mach 25 with a 20-7 win over visiting Minnetonka/Wayzata on March 25, then blew past Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound by a score of 25-2 on April 8.
But the Thunderbolts struggled against the Lakeville team and fell to 2-1 on the season.
Next up for South Washington is a match at South Suburban Wednesday.