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Does everything have to be turned into anti YJ ,the obsession is sad. Just curious as to what do people think when one team is far superior to another on the varsity level, should the better pull it back a little after the game is clearly out of reach or just keep scoring.

you beat 1/2 the yellow jackets , now you need to beat garden city ( the good half )

Are you saying Northport is not any good this year. what about there superstar?

It's yj infighting, not anti yj. The issue layed out was somebody saying the yj girls that play for garden city are stronger than those for northport, then northport striknig back saying they hope no college coaches watch their game or nobody is going to college. Don't spin this onto other clubs, it's your own mess.

"you beat 1/2 the yellow jackets , now you need to beat garden city ( the good half )"
What he is saying is I wish the GC kids would leave the YJ so I am going to try to start trouble betwwen GC and the rest of the YJ because I am so tired of them beating my daughters team

Northport will always field a competitive team but losing 10 seniors will put a dent in any program. Northport is just not the same team and will most likey get back to the power they once were but over time. CF is only 1 player and West Babylon figured out that if you put a good defender on her and force the rest of the team to beat you, you have a good chance. Once this squad get more familiar with each other they will be, once again, queens of the hill.

GC YJ are a lot better than Northport YJ. no doubt aboit it.

"so your saying if the G.C. girls go to top guns, top guns become the dominate club"
So what you are saying is that YJ are the dominate club right now

To answer your question , I believe a team should pull back and at least go goal for goal, with the weaker team. Margin of victory, or goals for has no bearing on the standings. If a team continues to run up the score, I think its disrespectful

If anyone follows girls at the next level, look at the division 1 gators 29-0 beatdown of Fresno state this past week. The bad press they are getting may be the programs undoing, very classless.

What should section 11 do when player stats are consistently called in incorrectly by certain school representatives?

BUT if you try and help out the coach or correct them you will get the coaches wrath! All anyone wants is for these highly paid coaches to do their job. and calling in the scores correctly is part of their job. If we did, what they did, at a lot of our jobs, we would all be fired!!

Wednesday, April 4th Results
Middle Country over Copaigue 19-1

Half Hollow Hills over North Babylon, 17-5
West Babylon punishes Brentwood, 15-1 (10-0 Halftime)
East Islip twenties Longwood, 20-7
Portledge over Chapin, 12-3
Bay Shore rolls over Smithtown West, 17-4
West Islip over Sachem East, 14-12
Sachem North over Riverhead, 9-6
Floyd edges Smithtown East, 15-14, Overtime
Garden City over Long Beach, 18-3
Ward Melville over Whitman, 17-4
Division edges Calhoun, 7-6
Kellenberg over St. John the Baptist, 14-9
Northport twenties Commack, 22-8
Connetquot over Pat-Med, 15-12
Baldwin over Plainview JFK, 13-5
Floral Park over New Hyde Park, 10-9
Plainedge handles Hewlett, 19-14
Wantagh edges Manhasset, 12-11
Farmingdale crushes East Meadow, 21-3
Massapequa over Port Washington, 18-8

Highlights

Farmingdale goes to 4-0 in Conference I action.

Cassidy Meaney scored the winning goal for Wantagh with 1:06 left in the game on a pass from Colleen Lovett in Conference II-B. Wantagh (4-1, 3-0) trailed 11-10 with 4:05 left, and tied the score with 3:26 to play on a goal from Kaleigh Craig.

Sophomore Rebecca Luca had a career-high seven goals and added two assists to lead Plainedge (2-1) in Conference B-I.

Jocelyn Penteck scored five goals with one assist, including the eventual game-winner with 5:05 left in the game that put Floral Park (6-1, 5-0) ahead 10-8 in Conference B-II.

Junior Courtney Fortunato had a career-high 10 goals and added two assists to lead Northport (3-1) in Division I.

Jenna Rothar scored off a free position with :24 left in the second half to break a 6-6 tie and lead Division (1-3) in Conference B-I. Kim Pepe's goal with 1:29 tied the score at 6.

With 1:39 left in regulation, Fallon Grosso of Floyd scored a goal off a free position shot to force overtime. In the first overtime, Courtney Murphy scored two goals to give Floyd a 14-12 lead going into the second overtime. In the second overtime, Michelle Scannell and Marisa Grennan each scored a goal to tie the game. With 1:44 left, Murphy scored the go-ahead goal and Chelsey Sidaras made a key save with 20 seconds left to lead Floyd (1-3) in Division I. Murphy, a junior, finished with a career-high 10 goals and added an assist.

Wednesday, April 4th Results
Middle country over Copaigue 19-1

Half Hollow Hills over North Babylon, 17-5

West Babylon punishes Brentwood, 15-1 (10-0 Halftime)
East Islip twenties Longwood, 20-7
Portledge over Chapin, 12-3
Bay Shore rolls over Smithtown West, 17-4
West Islip over Sachem East, 14-12
Sachem North over Riverhead, 9-6
Floyd edges Smithtown East, 15-14, Overtime
Garden City over Long Beach, 18-3
Ward Melville over Whitman, 17-4
Division edges Calhoun, 7-6
Kellenberg over St. John the Baptist, 14-9
Northport twenties Commack, 22-8
Connetquot over Pat-Med, 15-12
Baldwin over Plainview JFK, 13-5
Floral Park over New Hyde Park, 10-9
Plainedge handles Hewlett, 19-14
Wantagh edges Manhasset, 12-11
Farmingdale crushes East Meadow, 21-3
Massapequa over Port Washington, 18-8

Highlights

Farmingdale goes to 4-0 in Conference I action.

Cassidy Meaney scored the winning goal for Wantagh with 1:06 left in the game on a pass from Colleen Lovett in Conference II-B. Wantagh (4-1, 3-0) trailed 11-10 with 4:05 left, and tied the score with 3:26 to play on a goal from Kaleigh Craig.

Sophomore Rebecca Luca had a career-high seven goals and added two assists to lead Plainedge (2-1) in Conference B-I.

Jocelyn Penteck scored five goals with one assist, including the eventual game-winner with 5:05 left in the game that put Floral Park (6-1, 5-0) ahead 10-8 in Conference B-II.

Junior Courtney Fortunato had a career-high 10 goals and added two assists to lead Northport (3-1) in Division I.

Jenna Rothar scored off a free position with :24 left in the second half to break a 6-6 tie and lead Division (1-3) in Conference B-I. Kim Pepe's goal with 1:29 tied the score at 6.

With 1:39 left in regulation, Fallon Grosso of Floyd scored a goal off a free position shot to force overtime. In the first overtime, Courtney Murphy scored two goals to give Floyd a 14-12 lead going into the second overtime. In the second overtime, Michelle Scannell and Marisa Grennan each scored a goal to tie the game. With 1:44 left, Murphy scored the go-ahead goal and Chelsey Sidaras made a key save with 20 seconds left to lead Floyd (1-3) in Division I. Murphy, a junior, finished with a career-high 10 goals and added an assist.

anyone have a issue with Northport putting up 22 goals on a team who only scored 8??

Should one of the best players around (with nothing to prove, by the way) be in a game long enought to score 10?

I would like to bring in this conversation the competence of varsity coaches. I will admit I do not like how some coaches are aggressive like Carol Ross from Northport. However my hat goes off to her. Her team respects her and watching the player they know what she wants from them on the field. Her girls play very aggressive but seem to play by the rules. I was also watching Bay Shore the other day and those girls are less aggressive but are always after the ball and dominate on ball control.

I do feel sorry for the girls on the Smithtown Team there coach seems to have no control of them and most importantly of her-self. I know this because my daughter plays on the team and the Coach seems to demands respect but doesn’t show it. She goes off on them saying things like she’s better than them and that she the one that has a NCAA Championship. At one point after losing to Walt Whitman she took away a team “T” shirt that we the parents paid for saying that they don’t deserve to wear it. I must admit they did play petty bad that day but is that a reflection on the girls or the Coach?

Does anyone else have these problems????

I would like to bring in this conversation the competence of varsity coaches. I will admit I do not like how some coaches are aggressive like Carol Ross from Northport. However my hat goes off to her. Her team respects her and watching the player they know what she wants from them on the field. Her girls play very aggressive but seem to play by the rules. I was also watching Bay Shore the other day and those girls are less aggressive but are always after the ball and dominate on ball control.

I do feel sorry for the girls on the Smithtown Team there coach seems to have no control of them and most importantly of her-self. I know this because my daughter plays on the team and the Coach seems to demands respect but doesn’t show it. She goes off on them saying things like she’s better than them and that she the one that has a NCAA Championship. At one point after losing to Walt Whitman she took away a team “T” shirt that we the parents paid for saying that they don’t deserve to wear it. I must admit they did play petty bad that day but is that a reflection on the girls or the Coach?

Does anyone else have these problems????

anyone have a issue with Northport putting up 22 goals on a team who only scored 8??

Should one of the best players around (with nothing to prove, by the way) be in a game long enought to score 10?