Bay Girls Lacrosse rolls past Jackson 16-8 behind six goals from Layla Meaux

Bay Girls Lacrosse pulled away from a tough Jackson squad for a 16-8 victory Saturday in a varsity matchup, fueled by a balanced attack and a standout scoring performance from Layla Meaux.

Meaux led the Rockets with six goals, setting the tone for an offense that produced contributions across the lineup. Nolie Piktel added four goals, while Hadley Clark finished with two goals and two assists. Gracie Fitchpatrick scored twice and added an assist, Jill Tennant contributed one goal and two assists, and Avery Schriner also found the net. Clover Pierce chipped in an assist as Bay consistently turned possessions into scoring chances.

The Rockets' 16-goal output reflected both depth and efficiency against a Jackson team that kept the pressure on throughout the afternoon. Bay answered that challenge with steady production and enough separation to take control. With no detailed quarter-by-quarter scoring available, the defining stretch came in the Rockets' ability to keep generating offense while limiting Jackson to eight total goals.

Sophia Crimaldi recorded two saves in goal for Bay, helping the Rockets hold off Jackson's attack as the team completed the eight-goal win. The defensive effort gave Bay enough stability behind an offense that was difficult for Jackson to contain, especially once Meaux and Piktel found their rhythm around the cage.

Saturday's result underscored the Rockets' ability to win against quality opposition. Bay's scoring distribution, led by Meaux and supported by multiple playmakers, made the difference in a convincing 16-8 performance over Jackson.