Jack DeLuca

Class of 2026, Wr-S , 6’1, 190 lbs, 3.9 G.P.A, Mechanicsburg Highschool, Lacrosse Offensive Midfield

[Tim Gross @ByTimGross]

Here's the fourth-down stop that sealed @GoMechanicsburg's 14-7 win over Red Land. Jack DeLuca with the tackle in the open field to stop the Patriots short of the sticks.

[Tim Gross @ByTimGross]

TOUCHDOWN, Mechanicsburg. The Wildcats go for it on 4th down in their Red zone, and Eli Apple connects with Jack DeLuca for a 19-yard score. The XP puts @GoMechanicsburg up 14-0 on Red Land w/ 4:57 left in the first half.

[Rivals High School @RivalsHS]

🚨BIG PLAY🚨 Mechanicsburg (PA) Jack DeLuca takes it 57 yards for the TD💥

(via @ByTimGross)

https://t.co/XH83VNHra4

[MaxPreps @MaxPreps]

Jack DeLuca breaks multiple ankles on his way into the end zone...

But did the ball come out first? 👀

[Wildcat Athletics @GoMechanicsburg]

Apple to Jack Deluca for a 57 yd TD pass! The two connect for the ensuing 2 pt conversion and now lead 29-7.

[Tim Gross @ByTimGross]

TOUCHDOWN, Mechanicsburg. Noah Apple passes wide to Jack DeLuca, who takes it 57 yards for the score. They connect again for the 2-point conversion that gives @GoMechanicsburg a 29-7 lead at Carlisle w/ 2:52 left Q2.

[Tim Gross @ByTimGross]

A feature on @GoMechanicsburg boys lacrosse, which has taken big steps this season that have carried the program to its first district tournament, and then some.

"We’re hoping to keep this momentum rolling, not just this year, but in years to come.”

https://t.co/YxckXA5hyi

[Luke Brown @lukebrownsports]

New Oxford scored the opener, but Mechanicsburg's Jack Deluca has two goals seperated only by 44 seconds. Mechanicsburg leads 2-1 with 7:35 to go in Q1.

[Luke Brown @lukebrownsports]

Jack Deluca tallies his third of the game on a breakaway goal to put the Wildcats ahead, 9-4. 3:31 to go in Q3.

[Tim Gross @ByTimGross]

GOAL, Mechanicsburg. After giving up the game's first goal, @GoMechanicsburg's Jack DeLuca nets the equalizer with the Wildcats a man up. It's Mechanicsburg 1, New Oxford 1 w/ 8:09 left Q1.

[Tim Gross @ByTimGross]

Boys Lax: Through three quarters, Mechanicsburg leads New Oxford 9-4. Jack DeLuca has a hat trick. Teygan Quarles and Josh Smith also added goals in the third.

Wildcats maintain their momentum.

[Christian Eby @eby_sports]

GOAL | Jack DeLuca was @GoMechanicsburg’s MVP in the teams’ first meeting, and he brings the Wildcats to life in Game 2, breaking the ice for a 1-0 lead over CV with 8:11 left in Q1.

[Christian Eby @eby_sports]

GOAL | Jack DeLuca drops one in the bank, and @GoMechanicsburg trails CV 7-6 with 9:01 left in Q3.

[Christian Eby @eby_sports]

GOAL | Jack DeLuca kisses one off the pipes, and it bounces in. @GoMechanicsburg hums to a three-goal answer and trails CV 11-10 with 5:24 to play.

[Christian Eby @eby_sports]

GOAL | Good riddance, Jack DeLuca.

Not one. Not two. But three consecutive tallies from the Mechanicsburg junior whittle the CV lead to 7-4 with 9.1 left in Q3.

DeLuca displays his deep range acumen to enter hat trick status.

[Christian Eby @eby_sports]

GOAL | Jack DeLuca is injecting life into the Mechanicsburg assembly and back-to-back scores pull the Wildcats within four of CV, at 7-3, with 56.4 to play in Q3.

[Christian Eby @eby_sports]

GOAL | Jack DeLuca breaks the Mechanicsburg stalemate and snaps a CV six-goal frenzy. The junior’s ride to the right side cuts the Wildcat deficit to 7-2 with 3:01 remaining in Q3.

[Tom De Martini @TomDeMartini1]

Mechanicsburg’s Jack DeLuca has brought the Wildcats back into this one by scoring a natural hat trick in the final 3 minutes of the third quarter. CV leads Mechanicsburg 7-4 heading into Q4. @GoMechanicsburg @CVSDeagles

[Tom De Martini @TomDeMartini1]

The Mechanicsburg boys lacrosse team looks to improve on its team high win total of last season and chooses between Chipotle, Jo-Jo’s pizza and Mac & cheese. @GoMechanicsburg

[Christian Eby @eby_sports]

Rece Miller, Dom Baker, Tony Larock, Jacob Budman and Jack DeLuca are prepared to punch @GoMechanicsburg’s first-ever D3 ticket this spring.

Lots of returning talent will help the ‘Cats in their quest while navigating a new 3A field.