St. Anthony’s vs. Culver Standout

Rappaport was really the only reason why Culver didn’t build a huge lead early as the Friars struggled to keep a handle on the ball. The Loyola signee was excellent in the cage, making eight of his 12 saves in the first half. Even though he’s around 6-3, Rappaport was outstanding on low shots, showing great quickness and agility to get to tough shots from a stacked Culver offense. One save in particular was a showstopper, where Rappaport went post-to-post to take away a sure goal. He had a couple of clears that he’d like to have back. Despite that, it’s clear that Rappaport has built off of last year’s championship performance against Chaminade and he’s very comfortable being the unquestioned starting goalie for the Friars.