Third-ranked Park made it look easy Monday as the Wolfpack dispatched visiting Forest Lake 18-2 in Suburban East Conference girls lacrosse.

The Wolfpack went to 4-0 on the season, with wins of 14-3, 7-4, 12-3 and 18-2 so far this season.

Junior attacker Alaina Wright pounded in five goals while Maleah McMorrow and Madi Milosevich each scored three times to lead the Wolfpack offense. Chloe Newhouse and Alexis Sullivan added two tallies apiece, while Taylor Siemer, Morgan Brinkman and Lauren Tait had one score each.

“I think just being really diverse in all the points we’re putting up in all the different positions,” said McMorrow, who now leads Park with 10 goals so far this season. “We have people who play attack, who play defense, we have people who play midfield be all over the field and we had subs in who don’t normally see the field and it just shows that we’re a very versatile team. We have anybody on our team that can go out there and play.”

Park romped to a10-1 lead midway through the second quarter and substituted liberally the rest of the game.

“I think we should work on treasuring the ball more, and obviously we’ve been doing well with communicating but that’s something we can work on as well,” said Wright. “I think our defensive end is doing really well with the ball and watching our players but I think working on cutters and being able to navigate that is big as well.”

Senior Lauryn Ehrenstrom and sophomore Claire Wilson combined in goal for the win. Ehrenstrom stopped 2 of 5 shots while Wilson had one save in one try in relief.

“I thought we really did well on approaching our fast break and on the draws, we really took control there,” said head coach Bailey Aasen. “I would say we did well on really picking each other up as a team and bringing out some of the new players from JV. We got a lot of our JV girls, seniors, in which was really fun to have them here.

Adding last year’s 18-1 season to this year’s 4-0 start, the Wolfpack are now 22-1 in their last 23 games.

“I do believe that these girls can continue on as the way we have been,” said Aasen. “I think we’ve just got to keep playing our game.”

Park plays at East Ridge (1-1, 1-2) Thursday, then hosts Cretin-Derham Hall (1-1, 2-1) on Tuesday.

Park 12, Lakeville North 3

The Wolfpack went to 3-0 on the season with a 12-3 non-conference win at Lakeville North Saturday evening.

Park 7, Roseville 4

Park went to Roseville and claimed a 7-4 victory in girls lacrosse Thursday.

Maleah McMorrow and Taylor Siemer each put in two goals to lead the Wolfpack. Morgan Brinkman, Sidni Gitzen and Madison Milosevich added one goal apiece.

Roseville led 1-0 after one period and 3-1 in a low-scoring first half. But the Wolfpack outscored the hosts 5-1 in the third and 6-1 for the second half to earn the victory.

Lauryn Ehrenstrom got the win in goal, stopping 4 of 8 shots.

Park 14, Woodbury 3

Three time defending Suburban East Champion Park opened the 2026 season more or less the way they played most of the 2025 season, with an easy win over a conference rival.

Park scored a 14-3 victory over visiting Woodbury Tuesday to start the season 1-0.

Maleah McMorrow drilled in five goals to lead the Wolfpack in scoring. Morgan Brinkman, Lila Krumrie and Alaina Wright each scored twice, Sidni Gitzen and Madison Milosevich had one goal apiece.

The Wolfpack led 7-0 at the half and 11-2 after three periods.

Goalies Lauryn Ehrenstrom and Claire Wilson combined for the net win.