Katherine Fominykh

1 month ago | capitalgazette.com | Katherine Fominykh

May 22, 2025: Broadneck head coach Katy Kelley watches her team celebrate their 8-6 win against Urbana in the girls lacrosse 4A state final. (Steve Ruark/Freelance) PUBLISHED: May 25, 2025 at 6:30 AM EDTAfter 25 years serving Broadneck girls lacrosse as an assistant and head coach, Katy Kelley is stepping down, leaving a legacy of success. Subscribe to continue reading this article. Already subscribed? To log in, click here.

1 month ago | baltimoresun.com | Katherine Fominykh

Katy Kelley has never once cried after winning a Class 4A state championship. But after her Broadneck girls lacrosse team hoisted their fifth trophy in a row, senior Naomi Doyle surged forward to hug her — and Kelley couldn’t hold any of it back anymore. After 25 years serving Broadneck lacrosse as its assistant and then head coach — and more than doubling the prizes in the school trophy case — Kelley is stepping down.

1 month ago | capitalgazette.com | Katherine Fominykh

Broadneck goalkeeper Molly Robison makes a save against Urbana’s Josey Hines, left, during Thursday’s Class 4A state final. Robinson’s strong play in net was vital to the Bruins’ championship run. (Steve Ruark/Freelance) UPDATED: May 23, 2025 at 12:14 PM EDTAfter struggling in Saturday's state semifinal, Broadneck girls lacrosse goalie played magnificent in the Bruin's 4A state title win. Subscribe to continue reading this article. Already subscribed? To log in, click here.

1 month ago | baltimoresun.com | Katherine Fominykh

Inside Broadneck’s goalkeeper, there are two Molly Robisons. There’s the one who’s silently transfixed on the lacrosse sprawled out before her, and the other, rarer version who cannot shut up. Fourteen goals whizzed by Robison in Saturday’s Class 4A state semifinal against Quince Orchard, and she knew she wasn’t shaking the chatty Molly from her head. Coach Katy Kelley doesn’t like to talk to Robison during games, having faith the capable keeper can work herself out of any jams.

1 month ago | baltimoresun.com | Katherine Fominykh

The budding rivalry between Broadneck and Urbana boys lacrosse has been forged through blood, bad hits, off-field slights and incredible displays of physical, high-speed lacrosse. In Thursday’s Class 4A state championship, Urbana matched the prompt. The players absorbed boos from the Bruins fans as they strutted by and screeched as they circled Stevenson University’s Mustang Stadium. At halftime, the Hawks thundered over to their fans to bask in the praise.