Once again, the Pennsbury girls' lacrosse team has beaten a team it lost to a year ago. This time, the win was even more special, since it meant that Pennsbury had eclipsed its win total of all of last year and needed just seven games to do so.

Lily Nolan and Annie Price had five-point days - and neither took a second-half shot - to lead Pennsbury to a 12-1 win over Council Rock North Thursday afternoon. The game improved the Falcons to 5-2 on the season after a 4-13 season last year, and all five wins have come against teams who beat Pennsbury a year ago.

Nolan started the scoring less than a minute into the game on an assist from Brook Weaver, and it would be 10-0 Falcons by the half. Nolan would finish with four goals and an assist while Price had two goals and three assists, and all of their scoring came in the first half.

Emelie Curtis and Nell Weber also scored twice, while Weaver had a goal with two assists and Sarah Mac Davis had a goal and assist. Curtis also had an assist, and Natalie Smith made five saves.