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The guy complaining about csh being spoon fed a championship. LOL. They beat who they are grouped with year in and year out for the last, forever AND win most of their non conference games against very good programs year in and year out. What's the gripe? And every single year they have won Nassau county they either won the State Championship or lost to the eventual winner. It's a great program from a small pool of kids-no inherent advantage over the other small schools it competes against. Stop hating.

Thanks Dad. Glad we have you to keep us informed.

If you have a 15 year old who cannot compete with older kids......he's a JV player. FACT

You just made my point again. You beat up a nobody. FACT. Keep bragging.

You just made my point again. You beat up a nobody. FACT. Keep bragging.

You just made my point again. You beat up a nobody. FACT. Keep bragging.

just wait until they get their holdback next season. Look out C division

The CSH kid has whooped every F/O he has faced this season(including the guy he goes against in practice every day) with the exception of the John Jay kid. That includes Manhasset and the kid from Massapequa (granted it was a scrimmage). He is very good. As for age, he would qualify for every tournament for '20s that US Lacrosse has established age guidelines for so stop whining...Ask your son if he is good and he'll tell you.

A 15 year old playing on Varsity as long as he turned 15 in 2019 is a big deal win or lose. A 15 year old who will turn 16 in 2019 is a an accomplishment and should have gained valuable experience while on the field. I do not subscribe to the point of view he should have been on JV as every face off their is a winner and a lost. A faceoff also relies on two other people.

A competitive fogo is an asset to any team regardless of age, but if a 15 year old beats out the 16/17/18 year olds and is competitive, then good for him!!! No need to be braggadocios, but at the same time good for you.

An a JV player is one who plays on JV not one who is on varsity. Whomever throws facts out should know, many kids on a varsity bench arent any better then some seeing the field on JV. In many times that JV player is much better than the bench varsity player.

The point of it all: if you complain that your 15 year old is getting smacked around on varsity, well than maybe he shouldn't be there to begin with. Varsity has kids from many ages, the holdback argument is not valid at this level. If you truly believe that your son is being cheated because the age gap is creating an uneven playing field I encourage you to share your thoughts with the college coach recruiting him, I'm sure he would like to know the mental makeup of your lad. Good luck to those advancing, better luck next year for those not.

The point of it all: if you complain that your 15 year old is getting smacked around on varsity, well than maybe he shouldn't be there to begin with. Varsity has kids from many ages, the holdback argument is not valid at this level. If you truly believe that your son is being cheated because the age gap is creating an uneven playing field I encourage you to share your thoughts with the college coach recruiting him, I'm sure he would like to know the mental makeup of your lad. Good luck to those advancing, better luck next year for those not.

Sorry but I didn’t play. Not bragging, commenting on holdback statement. Which team do you play for?

He won't beat the Roslyn kid and that's a fact.

Great coaching at Smithtown West ... WOW

He won't beat the Roslyn kid and that's a fact.

The point of it all: if you complain that your 15 year old is getting smacked around on varsity, well than maybe he shouldn't be there to begin with. Varsity has kids from many ages, the holdback argument is not valid at this level. If you truly believe that your son is being cheated because the age gap is creating an uneven playing field I encourage you to share your thoughts with the college coach recruiting him, I'm sure he would like to know the mental makeup of your lad. Good luck to those advancing, better luck next year for those not.

To the victor goes the spoils. Good Luck Massapequa. Up next Mamaroneck.

What I can say this season showed coaching really matters. It proved itself across all teams from game one to the end. Although the Massapequa Ward Melville game was a sexy billing, it was not a game of the two best teams. Smithtown West for the second year in a row was, over-coached, restrained and sent packing to early. Ward Melville had a good first half in the Suffolk Championship but there was no way they should have been allowed back into that game. Coach, even if you have a 10 goal lead, you should emphasize matching goal for goal in tournament play especially with a dominate Fogo..

This is the second year in a row where your stalling tactic bit you in the butt. Credit to WM's pole #36 but with such a dominate Fogo you play to score. Look at the young coaches at Manhasset and even Smithtown East. Either of those two coaches would have had those West players ready and humming for 4 quarters.

But, that's why you play the games and I am a true believer that the best team doesn't always win. Congratulations to both Ward Meville and Massapequa. MASSAPEQUA, DON'T MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE AS SMITHTOWN and KEEP THE PEDAL DOWN.

To the victor goes the spoils. Good Luck Massapequa. Up next Mamaroneck.

What I can say this season showed coaching really matters. It proved itself across all teams from game one to the end. Although the Massapequa Ward Melville game was a sexy billing, it was not a game of the two best teams. Smithtown West for the second year in a row was, over-coached, restrained and sent packing to early. Ward Melville had a good first half in the Suffolk Championship but there was no way they should have been allowed back into that game. Coach, even if you have a 10 goal lead, you should emphasize matching goal for goal in tournament play especially with a dominate Fogo..

This is the second year in a row where your stalling tactic bit you in the butt. Credit to WM's pole #36 but with such a dominate Fogo you play to score. Look at the young coaches at Manhasset and even Smithtown East. Either of those two coaches would have had those West players ready and humming for 4 quarters.

But, that's why you play the games and I am a true believer that the best team doesn't always win. Congratulations to both Ward Meville and Massapequa. MASSAPEQUA, DON'T MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE AS SMITHTOWN and KEEP THE PEDAL DOWN.

Sorry....SW not that good. That's why they lost. They had a few good moments this year, but couldn't perform when they needed too. Typical dodos blame the coach instead of their kid who choked when it mattered!

Obviously you didnt see them play this year or you are blinded by the old rose colored glasses and that's okay. They lost, yes, and that is why they play the games, but if you saw them the last few years you will see a pattern.

No Surprise W Melville was Dominated, can't win when you can't win a face off ,, totally outclassed by clearly a better team ...

No Surprise W Melville was Dominated, can't win when you can't win a face off ,, totally outclassed by clearly a better team ...

No Surprise W Melville was Dominated, can't win when you can't win a face off ,, totally outclassed by clearly a better team ...

He won't beat the Roslyn kid and that's a fact.