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From Inside Lacrosse:

BALTIMORE – If such a thing is possible, Hereford senior attackman Tyler Dimes put the exclamation point on the Bulls’ eventual 14-7 win with an entire half still to play.

Dimes scored his fourth goal of the game with 45 seconds remaining in the second quarter, giving Hereford a 10-2 lead over Middletown in the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association class 3A/2A state championship.

The Knights slowed Hereford (19-1) in the second half – the Bulls scored only four more goals – and Middletown’s offense found some success starting late in the third quarter, but Dimes’ four first-half goals helped put the Knights in too deep a hole.

“We had all been riled up,” Dimes said. “We knew if we started out strong in this game, if we came out and dominated, even if we had bad quarters, we could ride that, weather the storm, and keep rolling, keep rolling.”

Dimes, who finished with five goals and two assists, and his teammates didn’t let up in a first half that knocked the wind out of the Knights (14-2).

With Hereford leading 2-1 in the first quarter, Bulls attack Joe Seider scored on an underhand shot directly in front of the cage. Seider’s goal was followed by Dimes’ first score of the game, followed less than two minutes later by Dimes’ second goal one minute into the second quarter.

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