Saturday, March 31st Results

Malverne/East Rockaway over Hempstead, 11-6
Sachem North over Mercer Island, 13-8
Division over Uniondale, 10-7
Kellenberg over Lynbrook, 9-8
Plainview JFK doubles Island Trees, 10-5
East Islip over Brentwood, 16-2
Smithtown West over Lindenhurst, 15-4
Port Washington over Smithtown East, 9-7
Jericho over Herricks, 15-2
Calvert Hall (Maryland) over Manhasset, 6-5, Overtime
Garden City over St. Paul's (Maryland), 9-6

Highlights

Calvert Hall (MD) 6, Manhasset 5: Patrick Kelly scored the overtime winner for Calvert Hall early into the extra frame. Manhasset (1-1) was led by Quinn Moroney with two goals and three assists in the non-conference invitational at St. Paul's in Brooklandville, MD. Calvert Hall is ranked No. 2 in the country while Manhasset is ranked No. 22, according to Manhasset coach Mike Christy.

Garden City 9, St. Paul's (MD) 6: Devin Dwyer scored a goal and added three assist to lead Garden City (4-0) in a non-conference invitational at St. Paul's in Brooklandville, MD. Dan Marino made 12 saves in net.

Monday, April 2nd Results

Ward Melville roasted Mercer Island (Washington), 18-0
Garden City over Elmont, 17-2
Carey doubles Clarke, 12-6
St. Dominic over Cardinal Spellman, 14-4
Valley Stream over Great Neck North, 7-6
Manhasset over Roslyn, 16-3
Harborfields over Miller Place, 8-4
Plainedge over Malverne/East Rockaway, 15-6
Long Beach over Calhoun, 15-2
Mount Sinai shuts out Southampton, 16-0
Cold Spring Harbor over Island Trees, 16-1

Tuesday, April 3rd Results

Wantagh over Bellmore JFK, 18-2
Middle Country over Brentwood, 13-7
East Meadow over Uniondale, 13-8
HHH West over Connetquot, 11-7
Sewanhaka over Glen Cove, 12-5
Whitman handles Floyd, 14-1
Lynbrook over Floral Park, 14-8
Hicksville doubles Plainview JFK, 8-4
Mepham over New Hyde Park, 10-6
Portledge over Lutheran, 7-1
South Side over Division, 7-1
West Babylon over Riverhead, 12-8
West Islip over HHH East, 11-4
St. Dominic over Cardinal Hayes, 12-4
Bay Shore over Longwood, 15-2
Wheatley over Herricks, 9-8, Overtime

Wednesday, April 4th Results

Mount Sinai over Center Moriches, 15-2
Massapequa crushes Freeport, 14-1
Rocky Point easily over Deer Park, 13-2
St. Mary's doubles Mount St. Michael, 6-3
Shoreham-Wading River over Miller Place, 13-3
Friends crushes West Hempstead, 18-1
Glenn over Bellport, 10-7
Baldwin over Hempstead, 14-1
North Shore over Oyster Bay, 11-4
Seaford over Mineola, 11-6
Sachem East doubles Commack, 12-6
Kings Park handily over East Hampton, 17-8
Bayport-Blue Point over Babylon, 15-7
ESM edges Islip, 9-8
Harborfields over Greenport/Southold/Mattituck, 12-5
Locust Valley doubles Clarke, 8-4
Comsewogue over Huntington, 15-3
Sachem North over Lindenhurst, 13-9
Hauppauge over Sayville, 15-12

Late Addition

Manhasset over Cold Spring Harbor, 8-5

Highlights

From a game perspective, Wednesday's action had a number of blowouts with only three games decided by three goals or less. Some individual records were bolstered today in the more lopsided events. Seven games were decided by a ten or more goal differential.

Thursday, April 5th Results

Wantagh over Scarsdale, 16-0 (13-0 Halftime)
Garden City over Long Beach, 13-8
Chaminade edges St. Anthony's, 6-5
Portledge edges Great Neck North, 6-5
Herricks edges Sewanhaka, 7-6, Overtime

Highlights

Down 6-5 with :30 left, Brenton Mighty of Sewanhaka scored the tying goal to send the game into overtime. Two minutes into overtime, Siddarth Sharma scored the winning goal on an assist from Jimmy Vasek to give Herricks (4-3) the win in non-league.

Ryan Lukacovic scored an unassisted goal with 2:07 left to give the host Chaminade Flyers the victory in a CHSAA thriller. Chaminade (4-0 overall, 2-0 in league) led 5-1 after the first period, but St. Anthony’s (2-1 league) rallied as Brian Sherlock scored three straight goals and Sean McDonagh tied it with 6:02 left.

Monday, April 9th Results

Whitman over Riverhead, 18-5
Clarke five-fold over Island Trees, 15-3
Hewlett over Freedom HS (FL), 15-2

Saturday, April 7th Results

St. Anthony's edges Delbarton, 10-9

Tuesday, April 10th Results

Massapequa over Wantagh, 13-8
Carey over Seaford, 10-6
Bayport-Blue Point edges Islip, 13-12
Smithtown East over Connetquot, 14-9
Lynbrook over Baldwin, 12-8
Hauppauge handily over Harborfields, 18-4
Freeport over Mepham, 9-5
Locust Valley edges MacArthur, 5-4
Comsewogue over Glenn, 15-6
Hempstead edges St. Joseph's by the Sea, 6-5
Shoreham-Wading River over Kings Park, 12-5
Lacosta Canyon (CA) over South Side, 6-4
Sewanhaka over New Hyde Park, 11-8
West Hempstead over Malverne/East Rockaway, 7-4
Hungtington zeroes Center Moriches, 15-0
ESM over Bellport, 13-2
Westhampton over Deer Park, 11-1

Highlights

In the day's key match, Massapequa put a five-goal win over Wantagh in a non-league (although interesting) holiday week matchup.

Trevor Brosco had three goals and two assists for SWR (4-0) in Division II. Defender Chris Mahoney scored to make it 4-0 to end the first quarter. Tim Rotanz had three goals and one assist.

Wednesday, April 11th Results

Plainedge triples Mountain View (CA), 12-4
Sachem East over Whitman, 13-8
Lindenhurst over West Babylon, 15-8
HHH West over Commack, 11-5
Riverhead over Copiague, 7-5
HHH East over East Islip, 11-10

Highlights

Jesse Parker scored three goals, including the game-winning goal with 7.7 seconds left for Hills East (3-1) in Division I. Anthony Ramaizel (four goals) tied the game at 10 with 42 seconds left for Hills East.

RJ Rossi had four goals and three assists as Plainedge (5-2) defeated the visiting Mountain View, California squad touring several high schools here in the Long Island area.

2012 POWERADE FAB 50 ESPNHS - Top 25 Teams - April 11th, 2012

1 (2) Conestoga (8) Berwyn, PA 5-0 400
2 (6) Chaminade Mineola, NY 4-0 387
3 (3) Calvert Hall Baltimore, MD 6-1 384
4 (7) Garden City Garden City, NY 6-0 372
5 (15) Haverford School Haverford, PA 7-1 352
6 (1) Saint Anthony's South Huntington, NY 3-1 349
7 (9) Darien Darien, CT 2-0 343
8 (11) Manhasset Manhasset, NY 3-1 332
9 (10) West Islip West Islip, NY 3-1 329
10 (8) Gilman School Baltimore, MD 4-1 324
11 (12) Bridgewater-Raritan Bridgewater Twp, NJ 3-0 317
12 (18) Irondequoit Rochester, NY 5-0 309
13 (13) Smithtown West Smithtown, NY 5-0 297
14 (19) Gonzaga Washington, DC 9-1 282
15 (26) Niskayuna Niskayuna, NY 3-0 279
16 (17) Loyola Blakefield Baltimore, MD 8-1 265
17 (16) Summit Summit, NJ 3-0 264
18 (5) Jamesville DeWitt DeWitt, NY 2-1 259
19 (14) La Salle Wyndmoor, PA 3-1 257
20 (20) Georgetown Prep North Bethesda, MD 9-2 255
21 (4) Duxbury Duxbury, MA 2-1 243
22 (23) Episcopal Academy Newtown Square, PA 7-1 240
23 (21) Ithaca Ithaca, NY 4-0 232
24 (22) Shoreham-Wading River Shoreham, NY 3-0 230
25 (27) West Genesee Senior Camillus, NY 3-0 208

Wednesday, April 11th Results

Plainedge triples Mountain View (CA), 12-4
Sachem East over Whitman, 13-8
Lindenhurst over West Babylon, 15-8
HHH West over Commack, 11-5
Riverhead over Copiague, 7-5
HHH East over East Islip, 11-10

Additional Results

Bay Shore over Northport, 13-12
Smithtown West over Ward Melville, 12-6
Plainview JFK over Baldwin, 5-3
Pat-Med over Longwood, 9-8
Elmont over Island Trees, 15-3
North Babylon edges Middle Country, 8-7
West Islip over Sachem North, 14-3
Bellmore JFK over Valley Central, 8-5
Syosset over Riverside (NC), 17-3
La Costa Canyon (CA) over Friends, 11-7

Highlights

Matt Schultz had four goals and an assist and Ryan Adler made eight saves to lead Smithtown West (5-0) in Division I. Craig Madaresz added an assist, seven groundballs, and won 15 of 20 faceoffs.

Anthony Carchietta, John Diaz and Andrew Keith each had two goals and two assists for Syosset (5-3) in a non-league game at the Wide World of Sports in Disney World. Alex Hatzopoulos, Ryan Hunter and Cliff Heller also had two goals each.

Nick Aponte had two goals and three assists in addition to nine ground balls to lead West Islip (4-0) in Division I.

Smithtown West 12 Ward Melvile 6 - Solid game played by both sides - certainly the game of the day. Game will be replayed on MSG Varsity this coming Friday at 7:30pm. Smithtown West will play Yorktown on Saturday at 3:00pm - the game will be televised live by MSG Varsity.

Smithtown West has a nice defense with three juniors and sophomore holding down the majority of the action. West Islip looked like midseason form with that win over North. Bay Shore pulls off a great win for that program.

SN needs to go back to the recuiting program. Farms systems aint gettin it done, need to bring in some free agents again.

Thursday, April 12th Results

Harborfields over Deer Park, 14-4 (Halftime : 11-0)
Sewanhaka over Mepham, 7-3
Westhampton over Mattituck/Greenport/Southold, 18-1 (Halftime : 14-0)
South Side edges Baldwin, 7-6
Bellport over East Hampton, 10-8
Carey doubles Great Neck South, 16-8
East Meadow over St. Joseph's by the Sea, 18-1 (Halftime : 11-1)
new Hyde Park over Glen Cove, 17-4
Massapequa over Plainedge, 11-3
North Shore over MacArthur, 12-7
Chaminade over Greenwich (CT), 11-3
St. John the Baptist over Iona Prep, 12-7
Calhoun over Mineola, 7-6
St. Mary's over Xaverian, 11-0
Summit (NJ) over Cold Spring Harbor, 9-6
Rocky Point over Kings Park, 9-6
Babylon over Center Moriches, 11-2
Wantagh triples Seaford, 18-6

Friday, April 13th Results

Smithtown East over Longwood, 14-2
Bay Shore over Commack, 19-10
Connetquot over Pat-Med, 8-2 (Halftime : 2-2)
Ward Melville triples HHH East, 15-5
West Babylon doubles Floyd, 14-7
Bellmore JFK downs Roslyn, 8-3
West Islip twenties North Babylon, 20-5
Hicksville over Kellenberg, 10-4
Oyster Bay over Malverne/East Rockaway, 10-6
Middle County over Copiague, 4-3
Bellevue (WA) over Farmingdale, 12-5
Northport four-folds HHH West, 16-4
Bellevue (WA) over Long Beach, 10-9
Division over Clarke, 9-7
Lynbrook over Friends, 10-8
Penfield over Lindenhurst, 12-11
Calhoun over Island Trees, 11-8

Highlights

Visitors from Bellevue and Penfield swept their matches against the Long Island Boys this Friday.

In a game that featured only two goals in the final three quarters and the game winner in the fourth quarter, Mike Silva scored his second goal of game from the wing with 29.7 seconds left to lead Middle Country (3-2) in Division I over Copiague.