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The Boys Varsity Lacrosse season will be getting onto the practice fields in just about 90 days and the action for Nassau (Section VIII) and Suffolk (Section XI). For our second consecutive year, BOTC will be the leading source of Long Island Varsity Lacrosse news, scores, and stories. We expect to be launching our reporting team into the field for some coverage of the top games once the formal schedules are announced.

Please use this thread to cover the Spring 2012 Season.

The Nassau County boys preseason seeds were released on November 16th as voted by the coaches association.

CONFERENCE 1
Syosset
Massapequa
Farmingdale
Baldwin
Port Washington
Hicksville
Oceanside
East Meadow
MacArthur
Plainview
Uniondale
Freeport
VS District
Hempstead

CONFERENCE 2
Garden City
Long Beach
Wantagh
Carey
Jericho
JFK Bellmore
Calhoun
Elmont
Great Neck South
New Hyde Park
Wheatley/Carle Place
Mepham
Herricks

CONFERENCE 3
Manhasset
South Side
Bethpage
Hewlett
Lynbrook
Plainedge
Roslyn
Levittown Div
Floral Park
Great Neck North
Lawrence
Sewanhaka
Glen Cove
Malverne/East Rockaway

CONFERENCE 4
Cold Spring Harbor
Friends Academy
Locust Valley
Seaford
Mineola
North Shore
Clarke
Island Trees
West Hempstead
Oyster Bay

The Suffolk County boys preseason seeds were released on November 16th as voted by the coaches association.

Division I
1 West Islip
2 Ward Melville
3 Smithtown W.
4 Sachem North
5 Norhtport
6 Smithtown East
7 Connetquot
8 Bay Shore
9 Sachem East
10 Lindenhurst
11 HHH East
12 North Babylon
13 East Islip
14 Middle Country
15 Walt Whitman
16 West Babylon
17 Pat Med
18 Commack
19 HHH West
20 Longwood
21 W. Floyd
22 Riverhead
23 Copiague
24 Brentwood

Division II
1 Shoreham Wading River
2 Comsewogue
3 Eastport South Manor
4 Sayville
5 Islip
6 Hauppauge
7 Miller Place
8 Huntington
9 Harborfields
10 Bayport Blue Point
11 Mount Sinai
12 Rocky Point
13 John Glenn
14 Kings Park
15 Westhampton
16 Babylon
17 Bellport
18 East Hampton/BH/Pierson
19 Deer Park
20 Center Moriches
21 Matt/Gpt/Shld
22 Southampton

can someone explain how the conferences translate in "A's"-"B's" and "C's" for playoffs and why don't they just have "A's"-"B's" and "C's" conferences

thank you

Boys (and girls) lacrosse is considered by the New [lacrosse] State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) to be a three class sport, Class A, Class B and Class C. Each class is driven by the number of students at the High School level. Class A is for high schools with 1050 students and up. Class B is for high schools with at least 650 but not more than 1049 students. Finally, Class C is for high schools with less than 650 students. (Notice that the girls breakpoint for Class B and Class C is 675 students.)

The Conferences are built to define "who plays who" during the regular seasons. Nassau and Suffolk have differed year-on-year in how the Conferences are created. Sometimes they have been created reflecting competitive ability; other seasons, Conferences have been created along Class lines.

The State Championships are always run along Class lines, not Conference lines.

[To help even further and illustrate how the Class structure varies by sport], boys soccer is a five class sport with Class AA, Class A, Class B, Class C, and Class D. The full table will be provided in our next post.]

NYSPHSAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2011-12 TOURNAMENT FORMAT

5 CLASS SPORTS	Baseball Softball Boys and Girls Soccer Boys and Girls Basketball	AA A B C D	925+ 525-924 305-524 175-304 174-below
	Girls Volleyball	AA A B C D	1040+ 690-1039 436-689 256-435 255-below
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4 CLASS SPORTS	Boys and Girls Cross Country (Revised for 2011-12)	A B C D	911+ 470-910 260-469 259-below
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3 CLASS SPORTS	Field Hockey	A B C	915+ 450-914 449-below
	Boys Lacrosse	A B C	1050+ 650-1049 649-below
	Girls Lacrosse	A B C	1050+ 675-1049 674-below
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2 CLASS SPORTS	Wrestling Boys and Girls Spring Track	I II	600+ 599-below
	Boys Volleyball	A B	1000+ 999-below
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1 CLASS SPORTS	Boys and Girls Tennis Boys and Girls Swimming Girls Gymnastics Boys and Girls Bowling Boys and Girls Winter Track Boys and Girls Golf

could you be more specific.....lol, tank you

Corrigan Sports Enterprises announced today the seventh annual Under Armour® All-America Lacrosse Classic will take place on Saturday, June 30th, 2012 at Towson University’s Johnny Unitas Stadium in Towson, Md. Each year only 88 of the nation’s top boys and girls high school seniors earn the sport’s most prestigious honor.

Last year the boys’ South team emerged victorious for the second time in the event’s history by downing the North squad, 11-9. The girls’ North team won 15-10 by outscoring the South 8-3 in the second half.

A full weekend of events will be highlighted by the All-America boys senior showcase live on ESPNU Saturday evening at 8pm. The girls will face off at 5pm.

The weekend will once again include a ten-region underclassmen event with boys and girls All-Star teams from Baltimore, Long Island, Midwest, New England, New Jersey, Philadelphia, South, Upstate NY and Washington, D.C. and West.

The three-day underclassmen tournament (June 29th – July 1st) will feature the top national lacrosse players from the graduating classes of 2013, 2014 and 2015. Underclassmen tryout dates for each region will be announced next month.

For more information, visit www.underarmourlacrosse.com. Nominations can also be submitted at InsideLacrosse.com/UnderArmour.

Class of 2102 (Seniors) NCAA Division I Commitments from Long Island

Ryan Adler, Smithtown West, goalie, Towson
Chris Appell, Locust Valley, attackman, Lehigh
Joe Amato, Kellenberg Memorial, midfielder, Virginia Military Institute
Matt Balzano, Wantagh, midfield, Massachusetts
Anthony Berardis, Mahopac, midfielder, Stony Brook
Patric Berkery, Garden City, midfielder, Penn
Paul Bitetti, Bethpage, defense, Detroit
Mark Boylan, Kings Park, LSM/defenseman, Holy Cross
Frank Borgognone, Manhasset, LSM, Fairfield
Trevor Brosco, Shoreham Wading River, midfielder, Notre Dame
Ryan Buckley, Ward Melville, attack, Marquette
Kieran Burke, St. Anthony’s, goalie, North Carolina
Brendan Caputo, Chaminade, midfielder, Brown
Matt Chanenchuk, St. Anthony’s, attack, Navy
Sean Connors, Deerfield Academy (Locust Valley),attackman, Princeton
Brendan Conroy, St. Anthony’s, midfielder, FO, Army
Jimmy Coughlan, Ward Melville, midfielder, Brown
Connor Coyle, Harborfields, midfielder, Air Force
Ryan Curley, Eastport-South Manor, attack, UMass
George Deignan, St. Anthony’s, defenseman, Binghamton
Harrison DellaFera, Friends Academy, attackman, Villanova
Frank DeLuca, Farmingdale, goalie, Wagner
Connor Devane, Wilton, Conn. (LI Sting), midfielder, Quinnipiac
Richard Doktor, St. Anthony’s, midfield, Rutgers
Sean Doyle, Cold Spring Harbor, attackman, Bucknell
Bobby Duvjnak, Manhasset, defenseman, Harvard
Devin Dwyer, Garden City, attackman, Harvard
Johnny Edmonds, Ward Melville, midfield/attack, Cornell
Terence Foly, Islip, defense, Villanova
Thomas Forsberg, John Glenn, attack, Maryland
Frank Froccaro, Port Washington-Schreiber, midfield, Princeton
Frankie Fusco, Yorktown, attack, Drexel
Jake Gannon, Sachem North, midfield, UMBC
Connor Gately, Yorktown, attack, Marquette
Casey Gibson, Chaminade, attackman, Air Force
Giovanni Girardi, Cold Spring Harbor, midfield/FO, Hofstra
Matthew Graham, Chaminade, midfielder, Michigan
Joe Guidarelli, Harborfields, midfield, Fairfield
Chris Hughes, St. Anthony’s, attackman/midfielder, St. John’s
Ryan Hunter, Syosset, attack, Ohio State
Brendon Hurley, St. Anthony’s, midfield, Binghamton
Andrew Iacocca, Blair Academy, NJ (LI Sting), attackman, Lehigh
Myles Jones, Salisbury School (CT) PG/Walt Whitman, midfielder, Duke
Jack Kelly, West Islip, goalie, Brown
Ryan Kirby, Massapequa, attackman, Towson
Mitchell LaBianca, Miler Place, midfielder/FO, Binghamton
Cam Lee, Cold Spring Harbor, midfield, Dartmouth
Sam Llinares, Hauppauge, attack/midfield, Hofstra
Gerald Logan, Sachem North/Hotchkiss, goalie, Michigan
Frank Lucatuorto, Ward Melville, midfielder, Stony Brook
Tyler Lutjen, Shoreham-Wading River, goalie, Siena
Jon Lynott, St. Anthony’s, defenseman, Stony Brook
Craig Madarasz, Smithtown West, FO/midfielder, Johns Hopkins
Chris Mahoney, Shoreham-Wading River, defenseman, Ohio State
Dan Marino, Garden City, goalie, Virginia
Brian Martin, Fairport, midfield, Binghamton
Sean McDonagh, St. Anthony’s, attackman, Harvard
Conor McDonnell, Garden City, Marquette
Ryan Matthews, Manhasset, midfielder, Johns Hopkins
Evan Molloy, Manahsset, goalie, Syracuse
Chris Monteferante, Lakeland-Panas, midfield/FO, Army
Dominic, Montemurro, King’s Park, midfield/FO, Marist
Thomas Moore, West Islip, attack, Denver
Sam Mortella, Woodmere, Michigan
Daniel Muller, Massapequa, midfielder, UMass
John O’Connor, Canton Central/Salisbury School, midfield, Delaware
Ryan Palasek, Rocky Point, defenseman, Syracuse
James Pannell, Smithtown West, attack, Virginia
Stefan Pate, Manhasset, defense, Harvard
Cody Petillo, Sachem North, midfield/attack, Rutgers
Brian Pickup, Rye/Deerfield Academy, MA, (LI Sting), defenseman, Princeton
Nick Pombonyo, Bethpage, midfield, Sacred Heart
Robert Popdan, Bayport-Blue Point, defense, Fairfield
Brian Porter, Chaminade, defenseman, Marquette
Kevin Porzelt, Cold Spring Harboro, midfielder, UMass
Brian Pratt, Chaminade, Yale
Michael Quinn, Chaminade/PG at Hotchkiss, Conn., LSM, Yale
Ryan Ramirez, Brentwood, midfield/FO, Stony Brook
Joe Reilly, Chaminade, midfield, Holy Cross
Gregory Rhodes, Chaminade, midfielder, Duke
Ryan Ricciardelli, Chaminade, goalie, Albany
Blaze Riorden, Fairport, goalie, Albany
Paul Riportella, West Islip, midfielder, Marquette
Mark Rizzo, Hewlett, LSM/defenseman, North Carolina
Rob Savage, Garden City, midfield, UPenn
Alec Salvadori, Long Beach, defense, Rutgers
Dylan Sbarglia, Rome Free Academy, midfield, Stony Brook
Matt Schultz, Smithtown West, attack, Cornell
Derek Sganga, Eastport South Manor/Avon Old Farms, defense/LSM, Marist
Brian Sherlock, St. Anthony’s, midfielder, North Carolina
Jake Sichenzia, Sayville, attackman, Stony Brook
Daniel Simonetti, Cold Spring Harbor, midfielder/attackman, Navy
Brendan Smith, West Islip, attack, Marquette
Connor Sofield, Long Beach, attackman/midfielder, Holy Cross
Timothy Stackpole, St. Anthony’s, LSM, Army
Nick Strano, Rocky Point, midfielder, Manhattan
Shane Sweeney, Hicksville, defenseman, Hofstra
Ryan Tarzia, Hicksville, midfielder/FO, Detroit Mercy
Tripp Telesco, Ridgewood, NJ (LI Sting), defenseman, Lehigh
Paul Urbank, Chaminade, midfielder, Delaware
Sal Vitale, St. Anthony’s, defenseman, Marquette
Jack Wallice, Hill School (PA), of Cold Spring Harbor, attackman, Delaware
Evan Zakow, Walt Whitman, attack, Jacksonville

Class of 2012 (Seniors) NCAA Division II Commitments

Dan Chillianis, Bethpage, Defense, NYIT
Anthony DeLuca, West Islip, attackman, C.W. Post
Brandon DiGiacomo, Connetquot, attack/midfield, Assumption
Andrew Failla, Oceanside, goalie, U of Tampa
Pat Fleming, Sayville, goalie, NYIT
Ryan Gaspari, Division, goalie, NYIT
Jake Gaspari, Division, defenseman, NYIT
Corey Gamblin, Sachem North, defenseman/midfielder, New [lacrosse] Institute of Technology
Steven Hartnett, Connetquot, midfield/FO, NYIT
Ryan Kellerman, Ward Melville, defense, NYIT
Vin Loscalzo, Rocky Point, midfield, Belmont Abbey
Shawn Murphy, Sachem North, attack, NYIT
Joe Persico, Plainedge, defense, Mercy
Kyle Rhatigan, Sachem North, attackman, Limestone College
Brendan Schade, Sachem north, goalie, Belmont Abbey
Danny Schaeffer, Sachem North, attack/midfield, Dowling
Michael Shires, North Babylon, defense/LSM, Limestone
Cory Stavis, Wantagh, attack/midfield, Adelphi
Eric Talbot, Sachem North, midfield, NYIT

Predictions for the Spring 2012 season : Class A will come down to West Islip and Ward Melville - we will take West Islip in Suffolk to handle all Nassau challengers this year on the rebound.

Class B looks like it will be all Nassau County with Garden City and Manhasset dominating the action - taking Garden City for the crown and defeating the Suffolk Challengers.

Finally, Class C figures to be a toss up all around but we will take Shoreham Wading River. Any comments on these selections?

West Islip is DONE. S.C. should retire. It is going to get Ugly for W.I. over the next few years! This past year is just the beginning.

Preseason winter league games at Walker Park in Hicksville are now planned - some players might be missing, but for those looking to get a preseason dose of outdoor lacrosse, the action starts this weekend!

Sunday, December 11th
9am Lynbrook vs Friends Academy
10 am Manhasset vs South Side
11 am Rocky Point vs Carey
12noon Jericho vs Garden City

Sunday, December 18th
9 am Garden City vs South Side
10 am Carey vs Lynbrook
11 am Friends Academy vs Manhasset
12 noon Jericho vs Rocky Point

Sunday, January 8th
10 am South Side vs Carey
11 am Lynbrook vs Jericho
12noon Garden City vs Manhasset
1 pm Rocky Point vs Friends Academy

Sunday, January 22nd
9 am Lynbrook vs Garden City
10 am Friends Academy vs Carey
11 am Rocky Point vs Manhasset
12 noon Jericho vs South Side

Sunday, January 29th
10 am South Side vs Friends Academy
11 am South Side vs Rocky Point
12 noon Lynbrook vs Rocky Point
1 pm Carey vs Garden City
2pm Manhasset vs Jericho

Sunday, February 5th
10 am Lynbrook vs Manhasset
11 am Carey vs Jericho
12 noon Garden city vs Friends Academy

Some great games for non-conference play in Nassau are being announced this week.

Manhasset will play CSH, Darien (CT), John Jay, Calvert Hall (away), and Chaminade.

Garden City will take on Shoreham Wading River, St. Paul's Duxbury, Syosset, and Ward Melville.

Farmingdale's out of conference schedule is not available yet. Does anyone have their details?

You have to give some love to Smithtown West??? Think it will be a race with the three of them WI and WM and SW.Lots of returning talent. I like Shoreham this year also.

It's funny, people say that every year, and every year somehow they end up in the championship game.

Division 1 lacrosse in Suffolk County is one of the toughest divisions in all of the country!! The top three will be the same WI,WM,SW they always play very competitive games and this year will be no different!

GC and Manhasset are certainly the cream of the crop in B but in any given year I would say that South Side, Wantagh, Lynbrook and now Long Beach have a chance.

You can also add Sachem North to the mix in D1. Very senior heavy college bound players in the line up.

Its true that WI will see a drop this year. We still have some very good players and Scott Craig does a great job of coaching "system" lacrosse. To me Ward Melville looks like the team to beat. Smithtown West will be around as well as Connetquot. Do

The Preseason Under Armour/Inside Lacrosse Power Rankings for 2012

UA/IL Top 25
1. Calvert Hall (Md.)
2. Deerfield Academy (Mass.)
3. Conestoga (Pa.)
4. Salisbury School (Conn.)
5. Haverford School (Pa.)
6. St. Anthony’s (N.Y.)
7. Duxbury (Mass.)
8. Garden City (N.Y.)
9. Jamesville-DeWitt (N.Y.)
10. Landon (Md.)
11. Malvern Prep (Pa.)
12. Georgetown Prep (Md.)
13. Loyola-Blakefield (Md.)
14. Chaminade (N.Y.)
15. Gilman (Md.)
16. Boys’ Latin (Md.)
17. Ward Melville (N.Y.)
18. Smithtown West (N.Y.)
19. West Islip (N.Y.)
20. Bridgewater-Raritan (N.J.)
21. Darien (Conn.)
22. Gonzaga (D.C.)
23. Manhasset (N.Y.)
24. Lawrenceville (N.J.)
25. Culver Academy (Ind.)

Upcoming scrimmages this week :

Garden City vs. St. Anthony's High School - Wednesday
Garden City vs. Delbarton - Saturday

Saturday scrimmages at Massapequa's Burns Park starting at 9:00am between Massapequa, South Side, St. Anthony's, and West Islip.

Serious matches will follow starting the week of March 19th for some schools - looks like an excellent season upcoming.

Not to shabby Strong Island with 7 schools in the top 25

2012 Preseason Boys Fab 50 High School Varsity Teams - New [lacrosse] Teams

Source : Preseason Boys Fab 50 Via ESPN/Powerade

St. Anthony's (#3)
St. Anthony's has won the CHSAA title in each of the last three years and with 13 seniors already committed to Division I colleges, the Friars should be the favorite heading into this season. Four seniors are in the ESPNHS 100: No. 11 Tim Stackpole (Army), No. 38 Sean McDonagh (Harvard), No. 41 Brian Sherlock (UNC) and No. 54 Kieran Burke (UNC). The Friars play a tough out-of-state schedule with Darien (Conn.), Delbarton (N.J.) and California power La Costa Canyon (Carlsbad, Calif.).

Jamesville Dewitt (#6)
Jamesville-DeWitt has allowed double-digits in goals just twice in the last two years. The Red Rams boast the longest active winning streak in the nation at 44 games and return four starters. It could be a different dynamic in 2012 for head coach Jamie Archer with the team returning three of its top four scorers from last year, including Syracuse commit and ESPNHS Top 50 junior Jordan Evans (58 goals, 49 assists). The defense will be young, but the Rams have allowed double-digits in goals just 14 times in Archer's 132 games as head coach.

West Islip (#8)
West Islip was upset in the playoffs last season, but finished 19-1 and returns a talented team in 2012. Six seniors have committed to Division I colleges, including attackers Thomas Moore (Denver) and Brendan Smith (Marquette). Starting goalie Jack Kelly (Brown) also returns. The midfield should be strong with seniors Jon Resse (Yale), Paul Riportella (Marquette) and juniors Ryan Wieczorek (Delaware) and Nick Aponte (Penn State).

Chaminade (#9)
Could this be the year Chaminade breaks through and wins its first CHSAA title since 2008? Twelve Flyers are committed to play Division I lacrosse, including ESPNHS 100 midfielder Greg Rhodes. Overall, eight seniors and four juniors will be playing D-I lacrosse. Defense should be a strength, with goalie Ryan Ricciardelli (Albany) and midfielders Matthew Graham (Michigan), Joe Reilly (Holy Cross), Rhodes and Paul Urbank (Delware) along with defender Brian Porter (Marquette) returning. In addition to its senior class, two juniors from Chaminade made the ESPNHS Top 50 Juniors list: No. 7 Ryan Lukacovic (Virginia) and No. 20 Danny Fowler (Duke).

Garden City (#10)
Garden City reached the Class B final last season and returns five starters. Seven players have already committed to Division I programs, including Warrior 40 alumni Patric Berkery (Pennsylvania) and Justin Guterding (Duke). The Trojans lost three All-Americans on defense, but Virginia commit Dan Marino returns in goal.

Smithtown West (#16)
Smithtown West graduated its leading scorer Kyle Keenan (77 points), but returns seven starters, including seniors Craig Madarasz (Johns Hopkins), James Pannell (Virginia) and Matt Schultz (Stony Brook). The Bulls have 10 players already committed to Division I programs, including two sophomores who have verbally committed to D-I schools: Ryan Keenan (Penn State) and Christian Zawadzki (Maryland). The defense will be young after three starters graduated, but Ryan Adler returns in goal to help provide senior leadership.

Manhasset (#17)
Manhasset allowed just 78 goals (4.1 per game) last season and its defense could be even better this year. Of the four seniors committed to Division I programs, three play defense, including ESPNHS 100 defender Bobby Duvnjak (Harvard). The Indians also boast one of the top face-off men in the nation with ESPNHS 100 No. 79 Ryan Matthews (Johns Hopkins). Matthews' play at the circle should help provide plenty of opportunities for junior Dino LaValle (Brown) at attack. ESPNHS Top 50 junior Patrick Coleman will help anchor the defense along with Duvnjak.

Ward Melville (#22)
Ward Melville returns five starters from last year's 16-2 team. The Patriots boast seven players committed to play college lacrosse, including junior midfielder Jack Bruckner (Duke), senior middie Frank Lucatuorto (Stony Brook) and ESPNHS Top 50 junior Christian Mazzone.

Additional Schools in Fab 50
Farmingdale (#26)
Ithaca (#27)
Niskayuna (#31)
Shoreham-Wading River (#33)
Yorktown (#40)

Other Schools Receiving Votes
Cazenovia
Pittsford
Massapequa

interesting that Syo is #1 and Mass #2 seed in Nassau A and not in the top 50 while Farmingdale is #26 - looks like they went by number of Seniors committed to D1

Joe Lombardi covering Boys High School Varsity for the MSG Varsity Sportsdesk (Channel 14 on Cablevision) named four teams to watch in preseason : St. Anthony's, Chaminade, Ward Melville, and Syosset.

Come next Tuesday, March 20th, the Syosset/Garden City matchup should provide an early indication of where Syosset stands.

It was also reported that St. Anthony's won 16 of 17 faceoffs against Garden City in their Wednesday scrimmage.

Syosset and West Islip scrimmaged the other day. West Islip jumped out to an early 5-0 lead. Syosset roared back and the game ended up a 9-9 tie. A sign of things to come, lots of competetive lacrosse.

This clearly spells the demise of WI. They'll be lucky to go .500 this season. They need to start recuiting like SN and Farmingdale.

Some early season notes :

Scrimmages for Wantagh in the next week figure with Hicksville and West Islip - that should form some interesting preseason results.

Parent at the field wrote to us saying that the Syosset/West Islip scrimmage draw was a strong effort for Syosset but West Islip seemed somewhat rusty - we will see how that plays out.

Garden City/St. Anthony's was either even or a one-goal affair depending on your source - either way, both teams played well in their kickoffs op the whole with St. Anthony's getting the better of the first half play and Garden City the second half.

St Anthony's was physically superior, both had good sticks and tactics. This is ony my opinion, one of many I'm sure.

Wantagh easily handled Hicksville - seemed that Hicksville has a very young team this year. Next will be the West Islip scrimmage on Tuesday which will tell us whether Wantagh can challenge Garden City and Manhasset in Nassau.

Opening Day Results - Monday, March 19th

Mount Sinai over Longwood, 12-5
Clarke over Uniondale, 19-10
West Hempstead over Long Island Lutheran, 8-1
Valley Stream over Wheatly, 9-8

I don't think St. Anthony's lost a face off. GC can't lose that many f/o and expect to beat those guys.

Tuesday, March 20th Results

Brentwood over Southampton, 17-10
Holy Trinity edges Farmingdale, 8-7
Garden City handles Syosset, 13-8
Plainedge defeats Kellenberg, 8-6
Bethpage doubles MacArthur, 10-5

Wednesday, March 21st Results

Hewlett crushes Great Neck South, 16-3
Garden City shuts out Carey, 16-0
Harborfields over Longwood, 10-6
Wheatley Carle Place over West Hempstead, 8-5
Chaminade edges Massapequa, 10-9
Freeport over Herricks, 12-3
Clarke pounds Valley Stream Central, 15-1 (11-1 after first)
Hicksville over Oyster Bay, 11-2
Elmont seven-folds Lawrence, 14-2

Highlights from the Chaminade/Massapequa Game
Kris Clark won 20 of 22 faceoffs for Chaminade. Tom Zenker scored three including the game-tying goal at nine with five second remaining and the winner 28 seconds into overtime.

Attended the Massapequa/Chaminade game - Massapequa had the game under control at 9-6 with 4:00 remaining and the Flyers played in overdrive from there on - like another team. Massapequa's goalie was solid - kept them in the game. Entertaining game for early in the non-conference season.

Thursday, March 22nd Results

Division over Bellmore JFK, 4-3 (2-1 Halfime, Bellmore)
Miller Place doubles North Babylon, 18-9
Copiague edges Deer Park, 5-4
Westhampton crushes Southampton, 19-2 (17-0 Halftime)
South Side over Syosset, 6-4
St. Dominic's over Great Neck North, 8-6
Babylon over Lindenhurst, 10-9 Overtime
Rocky Point over Middle Country, 11-6
Baldwin edges Kellenberg, 9-8
Friends Academy over Plainview JFK, 11-5
Bethpage five-folds Calhoun, 10-2
Locust Valley triples Mepham, 9-3
Hauppauge over Port Washington, 12-9
Brentwood over Center Moriches, 11-9
North Shore four-folds Floral Park, 12-3

Highlights
Matt Zeterberg scored five goals, including the game winner on a fast break off a feed from Zach Fredericks with 1:29 left in overtime, to lead Babylon over Lindenhurst.

Mike Ainbinder scored off a pass from Austin Valenti with 4:40 remaining to lift Baldwin.

Friday, March 23rd Results

Bellport edges Pat-Med, 5-4
Chaminade over Holy Trinity, 16-2 (7-0 Halftime)
Long Beach shocks Farmingdale, 13-2
Floyd edges East Hampton, 5-4
Wheatley/Carle Place edges Oyster Bay, 5-4
New Hyde Park edges Clarke, 12-11, Overtime
Massapequa over Carey, 12-8
islip over West Babylon, 11-4
Waubonsie Valley over Freeport, 10-5
Eastport South Manor over Sachem East, 9-5
Lynbrook over Seaford, 10-6
Cold Spring Harbor over Hicksville, 8-2

Highlights
Despite 12 saves by Farmingdale, Long Beach rolls over the defending state titlists, 13-2.

Three matches with 5-4 scores on Friday.

In New Hyde Park's overtime win, Mike Martiello of Clarke scored on an assist from Anthony Gomes to tie the game at 11 and that score would hold until the end of regulation. In overtime, Christian Trasolini scored from behind the cage to give New Hyde Park the win.

Saturday, March 24th Results

Glenn over East Islip, 15-10
Westhampton over HHH West, 9-7
HHH East over Plainedge, 12-11
Plainview JFK over Calhoun, 6-2
Smithtown East over Rocky Point, 11-3
Baldwin edges Hewlett, 7-6
Floyd handles Brentwood, 8-1 (2-0 Halftime)
Elmont over West Hempstead, 11-3
Garden City over Ward Melville, 12-9
Bethpage edges Friends Academy, 5-4
Bellmore JFK over Island Trees, 10-3
Huntington over Uniondale, 18-4
Division over MacArthur, 4-2
Sayville over Connetquot, 13-4
Roslyn over North Shore, 7-4
Locust Valley over Kellenberg, 10-3