After blanking Ballard 19-0, the lacrosse Rocks will host a state quarterfinal game Monday night, May 16,  at Trinity. The Rocks’ opponent will be determined at a State Tourney draw meeting. Senior Will Perdue answered a few questions about his lacrosse career. 

Q: Why did you begin playing lacrosse competitively?

A: It was a sport that was not very popular, and it was a major change of pace from volleyball and basketball.

Q: What is the outlook for the team this season?

A: This season the team is very young, especially our offense, and we need to rely on our pure skills to beat teams who have size and age advantage.

Q: What position do you play and what skills are needed most?

A: I play close defense, and some skills I need to play this position are physical strength and lateral quickness.

Q: What has been your favorite memory on the lacrosse team?

A: So far, my favorite memory is North Carolina team camp summer of sophomore year.

Q: In what way do you plan to continue playing lacrosse after your high school career?

A: I am attending Miami university next year, and I plan on playing on their club lacrosse team since they do not offer it at the divisional level.

Q: What is your fondest memory of Trinity High School?