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The biggest problem that Northport has is that the league season sees them not playing enough top flight competition so that when the Class A cross-over with Section 8 happens (Nassau), they will get run over. Shoreham-Wading River is playing well on both the girls and boys side this season.

Saturday, April 23rd Results

Farmingdale (7-1) over Skaneateles, 11-9
Longwood (1-6) over Bellport, 16-10

Highlights
Longwood picks up their first win of the season.
Sara Rivadeneyra (Longwood) - Five Goals
Lindsey Eggers (Longwood) - Four Goals
Alanna Johnson (Longwood) - Four Goals
For those wondering, Skaneateles is located in central New York.

Youch you are putting words in my mouth that i did not say. What I said was they graduated players that had way more experience some of them were on the team since 8th grade. You were the one saying we should have never let the coach go and that its not a cakewalk. Never was a cakewalk just girls who worked hard to get to be where they were Double Youch.

Uh...sure.

Monday, April 25th Results

Middle Country trounces Copiague, 19-1
Sachem North defeats Brentwood, 16-7
Smithtown West over Longwood, 19-7
Connetquot over Whitman, 16-5
Sachem East over Patchogue-Medford, 17-8
Westhampton over Islip, 15-9
Smithtown East crushes Riverhead, 19-4
Bay Shore over Wantagh, 13-10, Overtime
Downingtown East (PA) over St. John the Baptist, 18-9
Eastport-South Manor over East Hampton, 10-3

Highlights
Vacation periods ended with numerous blowouts.
Bay Shore scores three in overtime to turn back Wantagh in a tight match.
Underclassmen stepped up to lead the scoring in two matches

• Elizabeth Pellechi (Smithtown East) - Six Goals, Eleven Points (Sophomore)
• Alexa Smith (Westhampton) - Seven Goals (Freshman)

what school has the best girl's goalie

kaitlyn leahy (bayport blue point)

So now that Bay Shore beat the 3rd best team In Nassau
What does that say for Nassau Competition? Bayshore struggles in Suffolk?
On any day Northport,Bayshore,floyd,west islip,melville,hauppauge would give any Nassau team a great game. SWR and RP just cant hang this year!

It says that Bay Shore scored three in overtime after a 10-10 game. Section VIII is still the strongest until a Section XI team takes out Garden City. Going to be some great games coming down the stretch. Who do you like in Class A or Class B?

Oh so it says there is only one really good team in Nassau!!

Clearly, Garden City is quality. Manhasset is also typically solid come playoff time. Wantagh despite the loss will be competitive as will Farmingdale and Massapequa. If you look at Nassau thus far, the disappointments would be Syosset, Hickville, and Plainedge from years past.

Tuesday, April 26th Results

Shoreham-Wading River over Babylon, 17-6
East Meadow edges Hicksville, 14-13
Elmont over West Hempstead, 6-5
Seaford over Clarke, 14-6
Miller Place over Bellport, 18-3 (14-1 Half)
Sachem North over Riverhead, 14-8
Mineola over Carle Place, 13-5
Syosset over Bethpage, 10-4
Mount Sinai over Islip, 16-5
Henderson (Westchester) over St. John the Baptist, 13-10
Locust Valley over Friends Academy, 14-11
Cold Spring Harbor over Plainedge, 17-6
Division over Sewanhaka, 16-6
Glenn over Center Moriches, 17-4 (14-1 Half)

you forgot this player;kaitlyn leahy (bayport bluepoint h.s)

FROM NEWSDAY.COM:::

Suffolk Girls Lax Top 10
Monday April 25, 2011 9:18 PM By James Crepea

(As of 4/25)

1. Northport (7-1)

2. Floyd (10-0)

3. West Islip (8-1)

4. Hauppauge (8-0)

5. Bay Shore (5-2)

6. Mt. Sinai (6-1)

7. Comsewogue (8-1)

8. Sayville (9-2)

9. Half Hollow Hills (5-3)

10. Harborfields (7-2)

On the bubble:

Shoreham-Wading River (5-3)

East Islip (7-2)

Eastport-South Manor (5-3)

A rather quiet week in the Suffolk Top 10 due to the holidays. Comsewogue gets a bump up and Half Hollow Hills joins the ranks this week. Please note: This list is for Suffolk public schools only.

Late final for Tuesday April 26, Hauppauge over Kings Park 17-4 (8-3 at half)

Wednesday, April 27th Results

West Islip (7-1) over Lindenhurst, 17-7
Kellenberg (4-2) over Our Lady of Mercy, 13-10
Massapequa (4-0) over Oceanside, 13-3
Garden City over North Shore, 17-6 (10-1 Half)
Ward Melville over Floyd, 11-7
Half Hollow Hills over Copiague, 22-2 (15-0 Half)
Holy Trinity edges Carle Place, 15-14
Herricks over Glen Cove, 14-11
Northport (8-0) handily over Commack, 22-5 (15-1 Half)
East Islip (8-2) doubles Pat-Med, 12-6
Smithtown East smothers Brentwood, 18-2 (10-0 Half)
Connetquot (5-3) over Longwood, 15-4 (10-1 Half)
Manhasset (6-2) over Jericho, 17-7
Sachem East over North Babylon, 13-10
Floral Park over Wheatley, 18-8

Highlights
Jocelyn Penteck (Floral Park) - Six Goals (Sophomore)
Casey Naab (Floral Park) - Six Goals
Elizabeth Pellechi (Smithtown East) - Seven Goals, Eleven Points
Missy Driscoll (Herricks) - Six Goals
Solid wins for West Islip, Massapequa, Garden City, Ward Melville, East Islip and Northport as teams start the final "jockeying" for seed positions in the post season tournament.

Looks Like a big game tomorrow for playoff implications.. Floyd vs Half Hollow Hills..Any thoughts out there????

Before yesterday's games, you would have predicted Floyd and Northport remaining undefeated in league play and until they went up against each other. Someone forgot to tell Ward Melville yesterday as they landed one of the major upsets of the girls varsity season in an 11-7 win over Floyd.

Half Hollow Hills' blemishes this season included the losses to Bay Shore and Northport which showed them to be just a cut below the top tier teams. Yes, HHH defeated the same Ward Melville by a goal two weeks back.

Floyd has not hung up ten goals in their last three matches scoring seven on Ward Melville, eight on East Islip, and nine on Lindenhurst. Perhaps the team is wearing down late in the season?

Overall, we still have to go with Floyd on a bounceback heading into the playoffs. BOTC Industries will call this game at 10-8 for Floyd.

The game between HHH and Floyd is huge.HHH is finally coming of age with their talented sophomore class( 11 of them) led by Julia Dimaria and Alexis Maffucci. While Northport is still far superior than anybody else watch out for HHH over the next two years.....

If Sidaris (goalie) is on her game, Floyd will previal!

I think Lindenhurst has a great goalie

The number of underclassmen is certainly an issue for the Half Hollow Hills camp. The Floyd attack and midfield positions should be able to take advantage of the age/experience difference in getting to the ten goal mark for the first time in their last four matches.

Same can be said for Ward Melville. Young team very talented, Great defense good young goal keeper. Girls LaCrosse on Long Island appears to be alive and very Strong.

Thursday, April 28th Results

St. Anthony's over Good Counsel (Maryland), 22-8
South Side over Kellenberg, 16-12
Farmingdale handles Baldwin, 22-6 (14-2 Half)
Garden City demolishes Division, 18-2 (13-0 Half)
Eastport-South Manor over Mount Sinai, 15-9

Interesting since Good Counsel defeated Northport, 18-13, back on April 20th.

Friday, April 29th Results

Sacred Heart over Loyola Academy (Chicago), 19-18, Overtime
West Islip over Connetquot, 17-12
Pat-Med aces Copiague, 13-0
Middle Country over West Babylon, 10-7
Plainedge edges Lynbrook, 12-11
Cold Spring Harbor over Friends Academy, 18-15
Long Beach over Valley Stream Central, 19-6
Glen Cover over West Hempstead, 13-2
Longwood over Riverhead, 13-9
MacArthur crushes Hempstead, 20-2
Sewanhaka over Malverne/East Rockaway, 17-11
Northport handily over Smithtown West, 20-9
Hewlett over Bethpage, 13-10
Bayport Blue Point (5-3) over Miller Place, 19-7
New Hyde Park over Mepham, 13-9
Bay Shore over East Islip, 13-6
Smithtown East edges Lindenhurst, 7-6
Floyd over Half Hollow Hills, 13-10

Final result : Floyd 13, Half Hollow Hills 10. Our BOTC Industries assessment on this game was correct for Floyd and one has to be impressed with the potential for Half Hollow Hills' Girls Varsity to potentially dominate in the next two years with rising sophomores - a very interesting pair of teams, both this season and for the next two to follow!

West Bab/Middle Country Game, battle of 2 8th graders, Ortega from MC and Apuzzo from WB with Ortega coming out on top. Those 2 will face each other again in the summer as Ortega plays for Yellow Jackets and Apuzzo plays for Top Gun

Saturday, April 30th Results

Syosset edges Hicksville, 8-7
Carle Place over Division, 17-14
Wantagh edges Massapequa, 10-9
Smithtown West over Whitman, 19-9
Locust Valley over Mineola, 17-13
Baldwin over MacArthur, 13-6
Harborfields over Kings Park, 13-5
St. Dominic's over Sewanhaka, 16-14
St. John the Baptist edges Kellenberg, 9-8
McDonogh (Maryland) over St. Anthony's, 14-8
Farmingdale over Long Beach, 15-6 (13-1 Half)
Portledge over Marymount, 16-5
Plainview JFK over Herricks, 12-11, Overtime
Oceanside over Hewlett, 15-7
Seaford over Malverne/East Rockaway, 16-7
Garden City over Darien (CT), 18-5
Hauppauge over Rocky Point, 16-5
Shoreham-Wading River over Bay Shore, 9-8
Sacred Heart over Lake Forest (Illinois), 16-7
Floral Park over Holy Trinity, 18-13

Highlights
Wantagh 10, Massapequa 9: Colleen Lovett scored an unassisted goal with 4:24 left in the second half that proved to be the game winner for Wantagh (9-2 overall) in non-league. Kelly Keenan contributed on the defensive end with nine saves.

McDonogh 14, St. Anthony's 8: Kerrin Maurer scored a game high five goals for St. Anthony's (8-2) as they lost a non league game to McDonogh (16-0), the defending national champions who are working on their second consecutive unbeaten season.

Garden City 18, Darien (CT) 5: Mikaela Rix notched six points (five goals, one assist) and Alexandra Bruno had two goals and two assists to lead undefeated Garden City to a non-league win. The Trojans improved to 11-0 on the season.

Sacred Heart 16, Lake Forest (Ill.) 7: Nina Corcoran had four goals and two assists to lead Sacred Heart (9-4) in non-league. Maggie Comiskey added three goals and two assists and Kristen Brent had two goals and four assists.

GAME OF THE WEEK Hauppauge V.S BAYPORT

McDonogh was absolutely the better team on Saturday and certainly deserves a #1 national ranking for High School Varsity programs. St. Anthony's goaltending was top notch with a half dozen saves at close range to keep the score within reach. During the game, St. Anthony's was slow in moving from the defensive to offensive ends, but that could have been the outstanding quality of the McDonogh midfielders.

Actually, the game of the week will be the Mount Sinai vs. Northport matchup this Saturday night at 7:00pm. Manhasset vs. Garden City on Wednesday afternoon is not a bad "fixture" either!

Mt. Sinai is playing Wantagh. Northport vs. GC

Monday, May 2nd Results

Wantagh as expected over Mineola, 21-9 (7-5 Half)
New Hyde Park over Roslyn, 15-11
Kellenberg doubles Holy Trinity, 23-11
Lutheran over Horace Mann, 13-6 (First Report All Season?)
Hewlett lights up Bellmore JFK, 22-14
Lynbrook edges Division, 9-8, Overtime
Hauppauge four-folds Comseqogue, 16-4
East Islip edges Smithtown West, 9-8
Miller Place over Islip, 15-8
Clarke over Carey, 13-3
Ricky Point handily over Kings Park, 21-4
Island Trees plays big offense over Mepham, 27-18
Bayport-Blue Point over East Hampton, 16-5
Manhasset handles South Side, 16-10
Mount Sinai over Bellport, 17-1 (12-0 Half)
Eastport-South Manor over Deer Park, 11-6

Al v.s carol

I'm sure you do....your her Mom!!!!

Get facts straight Northport Plays Garden City at 7pm at Mt Sinai

Again., pleeeeese get your facts straight! Garden City plays Northport this Saturday night at 7:00. Golly, its amateur hour here.

Hauppauge will crush Bayport. At least a ten goal margin.

Mt sinai will get hammer....