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Former Cheverus girls’ lacrosse standout Zoe Mazur, joined by her parents, Krissy and Jay, is all smiles after signing her National Letter of Intent Wednesday to attend and play lacrosse at Arizona State University. Mazur, who is attending the Gunnery School in Connecticut this year, was named Cheverus’ Spring Female Athlete of the Year last season after scoring 56 goals, adding 16 assists, winning 84 draws, collecting 71 ground balls and forcing 19 turnovers. Contributed photo.
Michael has been the sports editor for The Forecaster newspapers since 2001 and began writing for The Leader and The Sentry in 2024. In-depth game stories and local sports history are his passion. He tweets... More by Michael Hoffer
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