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Wednesday, May 16th Results

Nassau Class A Games

Farmingdale (1) over East Meadow (8), 20-2
Massapequa (2) over Hicksville (7), 17-3
Port Washington (3) over Baldwin (6), 14-10
Oceanside (4) over Syosset (5), 5-2

Nassau Class C Games

Seaford (3) vs. Island Trees (6), 7:00pm
Locust Valley (4) over Friends Academy (5), 13-9

Other Games

Long Island Lutheran over Portledge, 19-10

Highlights

Rosie Pimental had three goals and two assists to lead No. 2 Massapequa (14-2) over No. 7 Hicksville in the first round of the Conference I-A playoffs. Massapequa advances to play the winner of Baldwin and Port Washington on Tuesday.

Amanda Cirignano had three goals and an assist and Bairre Reilly had three goals for No. 4 Locust Valley (10-6) in a Nassau Class C quarterfinal. Locust Valley will play Cold Spring Harbor in a semifinal next Thursday at Adelphi at 4 p.m.

Kim Kolodny had six goals and two assists and junior Sara Tolson scored the first two goals of her varsity career to lead No. 1 Farmingdale (15-1) over No. 8 East Meadow in the Conference I quarterfinals. Farmingdale advances to play the winner of Syosset and Oceanside at 6 p.m. on Tuesday at Adelphi.

Erica Brook scored on a free position to give No. 4 Oceanside (10-6) a 5-0 lead in Nassau Class A first-round game. Sydney Oshinsky had two goals and Jessica Maxwell had 10 saves for Oceanside, which will play No. 1 Farmingdale at Adelphi on Tuesday.

This is not allowed in Section VIII. Not sure about the Catholic League but I would think that it would be illegal to do.

Thursday, May 17th Scheduled Matches

Nassau (Section VIII) Class B Quarterfinals

Garden City (1) vs. Lynbrook (8), 4:30pm
Plainedge (5) vs. Long Beach (4), 7:00pm
Wantagh (3) vs. South Side (6), 5:00pm
Hewlett (7) vs. Manhasset (2), 5:00pm

Friday, May 18th Scheduled Matches

Suffolk (Section XI) Class A Opening Round

Half Hollow Hills (9) vs. Middle Country (8), 2:00pm
Patchogue-Medford (12) vs. East Islip (5), 3:30pm
William Floyd (11) vs. West Islip (6), 4:00pm
Smithtown West (10) vs. Sachem East (7), 4:00pm

Saturday, May 19th Scheduled Matches

Suffolk (Section XI) Class B Opening Round

Miller Place (8) vs. Hauppauge (1), 10:00am
Kings Park (5) vs. Harborfields (4), 12:00pm
Rocky Point (6) vs. Sayville (3), 11:00am
Eas Hampton (7) vs. Eastport-South Manor (2), 11:00am

are these games at the higher seed ?

All games will be played at the higher seed unless otherwise specified. Next week, action will move to neutral fields at various universities on Long Island.

Thursday, May 17th Results

Nassau (Section VIII) Class B Quarterfinals

Garden City (1) over Lynbrook (8), 18-2
Wantagh (3) over South Side (6), 18-5
Manhasset (2) over Hewlett (7), 21-5
Long Beach (4) over Plainedge (5), 9-4

Highlights

Today's Class B Quarterfinals leading into the evening Long Beach/Plainedge pairing have all been decided well before halftime.

Halle Majorana scored five goals and Linsey Ronbeck scored four goals to lead No. 2 Manhasset (13-4) over No. 7 Hewlett in the Nassau Class B quarterfinals. Manhasset will face No. 3 Wantagh who dismantled No. 6 South Side.

Alexandra Bruno and Krista Dampman each had three goals and an assist to lead No. 1 Garden City (12-5) in the Nassau Class B quarters. Meanwhile, Jillian Piazza had a goal and four assists and Rebecca Idson had three goals to lead No. 4 Long Beach (11-6) in a Nassau Class B quarterfinal over No. 5 Plainedge (11-6). Long Beach plays No. 1 Garden City in the semifinals, Wednesday at 4 p.m.

Friday, May 18th Results

Suffolk (Section XI) Class A Opening Round

Middle Country (8) over Half Hollow Hills (9), 17-15
East Islip (5) over Patchogue-Medford (12), 16-9
West Islip (6) edges William Floyd (11), 9-8
Sachem East (7) over Smithtown West (10), 15-2

Catholic High School Semifinals

Sacred Heart (2) over Kellenberg (3), 18-8
St. Anthony's (1) over St. John the Baptist (4), 16-5

Highlights

Kylie Nowicki scored off a feed from Cara Douglas with 1:55 left to give No. 6 West Islip (11-6) a 9-6 lead in a Suffolk Class A first-round game. West Islip plays at No. 3 West Babylon in a second-round game on Monday at 4 p.m.Lorraine Hodgson had three goals and Erin Byrnes added two scores for West Islip. Courtney Murphy led Floyd with six goals and two assists.

Victoria Gregson had seven goals and Nicole Levy added a goal and four assists for fifth-seeded East Islip (12-5) in a Suffolk Class A first-round game. The Redmen play No. 4 Northport in a second-round game on Monday at 4 p.m. Lisa Olen added three goals and an assist and Elizabeth Vetter had three goals in the win.

Nikki Ortega had four goals and two assists, Lauren Young stopped 17 shots and Rosie Neiva scored a goal and had five draw controls on defense to lead No. 8 Middle Country (10-7) in the first round of the Suffolk Class A playoffs. Middle Country will visit No. 1 Ward Melville in the quarters, Monday at 4 p.m.

Senior Maeve Quinn had a career-high six goals and Becky Conto had four goals and an assist to lead No. 2 Sacred Heart (16-3) in a CHSAA semifinal. Sacred Heart will play No. 1 St. Anthony's in the championship, Monday at 6 p.m. at Adelphi.

Casey Gelderman had four goals to lead No. 7 Sachem East (12-5) over No. 10 Smithtown West in the first round of the Suffolk Class A Playoffs. Sachem East will face No. 2 Bay Shore in the quarterfinals on Monday at Bay Shore at 4 p.m.

Saturday, May 19th Results

Suffolk (Section XI) Class B Opening Round

Hauppauge (1) over Miller Place (8), 15-7
Harborfields (4) over Kings Park (5), 21-9
Sayville (3) over Rocky Point (6), 10-5
Eastport-South Manor (2) over East Hampton (7), 15-6

Highlights

Taylor Ranftle had five goals and five assists and Stephanie Peragallo had five ground balls and six caused turnovers for No. 1 Hauppauge (14-1) in the Suffolk Class B quarterfinals. Lindsey Alfano had four ground balls and three caused turnovers and Jessica Volpe had three ground balls and three caused turnovers for the Eagles who advance to the semifinals to host No. 4 Harborfields at 4 p.m Tuesday.

Dene' DiMartino and Allison Gionta each had four goals and two assists to lead No. 2 Eastport-South Manor (13-3) over No. 7 East Hampton in the Suffolk Class B quarterfinals. ESM advances to the semifinals and hosts No. 3 Sayville on Tuesday, 4:00pm. Connie Nielsen scored three goals and Gianna Minogue made 12 saves to lead No. 3 Sayville (13-4) past No. 6 Rocky Point.

Action upcoming this week in the Girls Varsity High School divisions across Section VIII and Section XI. All Nassau County matches will be held at Adelphi University.

Suffolk - Monday, May 21st Schedule (Quarterfinals)
Class A : 1. Ward Melville vs. 8. Middle Country
Class A : 2. Bay Shore vs. 7. Sachem East
Class A : 3. West Babylon vs. 6. West Islip
Class A : 4. Northport vs. 5. East Islip

Nassau - Tuesday, May 22nd Schedule (Semifinals)
Class A : 2. Massapequa vs 3. Port Washington, 4:00pm
Class A : 1. Farmingdale vs 4. Oceanside, 6:00pm

Suffolk - Tuesday, May 22nd Schedule (Semifinals)
Class B : 1. Hauppauge vs. 4. Harborfields
Class B : 2. Eastport-South Manor vs. 3. Sayville
Class C : 2. Mount Sinai vs. 3. Babylon

Nassau - Wednesday, May 23rd Schedule (Semifinals)
Class B : 1. Garden City vs. 4. Long Beach, 4:00pm
Class B : 2. Manhasset vs. 3. Wantagh, 6:00pm

Suffolk - Wednesday, May 23rd Schedule (Semifinals)
Class A : Ward Melville / Middle Country Winner vs. Northport / East Islip Winner
Class A : Bay Shore / Sachem East Winner vs. West Babylon / West Islip Winner

Nassau - Thursday, May 24th Schedule (Semifinals)
Class C : 1. Cold Spring Harbor vs. 4. Locust Valley, 4:00pm
Class C : 2. North Shore vs. 3. Seaford, 6:00pm

East Islip over Northport by 1 goal.

Suffolk - Monday, May 21st Results

Class A : 1. Ward Melville over 8. Middle Country, 17-7
Class A : 2. Bay Shore over 7. Sachem East, 17-7
Class A : 6. West Islip upsets 3. West Babylon, 17-11
Class A : 5. East Islip upsets 4. Northport, 8-7

Highlights

Senior Erin Byrnes scored a school-record nine goals and added an assist to lead No. 6 West Islip (12-6) over No. 3 West Babylon (13-2) in a Class A quarterfinal. West Islip scored seven consecutive goals in the second half to put the game away.

Sophomore Kyra Harney celebrated her 16th birthday with four goals and five assists as No. 2 Bay Shore (16-1) defeated No. 7 Sachem East in a Class A quarterfinal.

Bay Shore and West Islip will face off in the semifinals.

Ward Melville will face East Islip in the other Section XI Class A semifinal.

Ding Dong the Witch is Dead????

Your a looser she has won far more that anyone in class A best of luck to all

Semifinalists across the board have been named.

Nassau - Tuesday, May 22nd Schedule (Semifinals)
Class A : 2. Massapequa vs 3. Port Washington, 4:00pm
Class A : 1. Farmingdale vs 4. Oceanside, 6:00pm

Suffolk - Tuesday, May 22nd Schedule (Semifinals)
Class B : 1. Hauppauge vs. 4. Harborfields
Class B : 2. Eastport-South Manor vs. 3. Sayville
Class C : 2. Mount Sinai vs. 3. Babylon

Nassau - Wednesday, May 23rd Schedule (Semifinals)
Class B : 1. Garden City vs. 4. Long Beach, 4:00pm
Class B : 2. Manhasset vs. 3. Wantagh, 6:00pm

Suffolk - Wednesday, May 23rd Schedule (Semifinals)
Class A : 1. Ward Melville vs. 5. East Islip
Class A : 2. Bay Shore vs. 6. West Islip

Nassau - Thursday, May 24th Schedule (Semifinals)
Class C : 1. Cold Spring Harbor vs. 4. Locust Valley, 4:00pm
Class C : 2. North Shore vs. 3. Seaford, 6:00pm

You guys are so easy. why do you take comments like that personally? You don't really think she cares about you, do you?

Hey who does West Babylon play in the next round?

West Babylon lost their quarterfinal match on Monday, 17-11, to West Islip which ends their season.

CHSAA - Monday, May 21st Results (Finals)

Class AA : St. Anthony's over Sacred Heart, 19-12

Highlights

Annie Heagerty had four goals and two assists, and Stephanie Paloscio had three goals and four assists to lead St. Anthony's (16-1), which won its fifth straight CHSAA Class AA title. Darcy Messina and Maggie Bill each added four goals.

Remaining action for this week as all divisions are in their semifinal rounds.

All Nassau County matches will be held at Adelphi University.

Nassau - Tuesday, May 22nd Schedule (Semifinals)
Class A : 1. Farmingdale vs 4. Oceanside, 6:00pm
Class A : 2. Massapequa vs 3. Port Washington, 4:00pm

Suffolk - Tuesday, May 22nd Schedule (Semifinals)
Class B : 1. Hauppauge vs. 4. Harborfields
Class B : 2. Eastport-South Manor vs. 3. Sayville
Class C : 2. Mount Sinai vs. 3. Babylon

Nassau - Wednesday, May 23rd Schedule (Semifinals)
Class B : 1. Garden City vs. 4. Long Beach, 6:00pm
Class B : 2. Manhasset vs. 3. Wantagh, 4:00pm

Suffolk - Wednesday, May 23rd Schedule (Semifinals)
Class A : 1. Ward Melville vs. 5. East Islip
Class A : 2. Bay Shore vs. 6. West Islip

Nassau - Thursday, May 24th Schedule (Semifinals)
Class C : 1. Cold Spring Harbor vs. 4. Locust Valley, 4:00pm
Class C : 2. North Shore vs. 3. Seaford, 6:00pm

The Garden City playoff game against Long Beach was rescheduled to 6pm

The updated start times (game order was reversed) have been posted.

Northport

Great idea let's keep going after Northport team because all the young girls that play there deserve to be ridiculed and clearly do not deserve any praise for a successful season.It is their fault their parents live in the district and they play for a coach you are so jealous of you cannot see straight.PATHETIC.

and I bet you would be the first to brag, now you know how everyone els feels, cry to someone els and learn humility

Suffolk - Tuesday, May 22nd Results

Class B : 1. Hauppauge over 4. Harborfields, 10-9
Class B : 2. Eastport-South Manor over 3. Sayville, 8-7
Class C : 2. Mount Sinai over 3. Babylon, 11-8

Highlights

Taylor Ranftle had five goals, including the winner with under three minutes left to lift No. 1 Hauppauge (16-2) in a Suffolk Class B semifinal game. Lauren Descalzo had three goals and an assist and Lindsey Alfano added three draw controls, five ground balls and two caused turnovers in the win.

Meanwhile, Allison Gionta (3 goals, 2 assists) scored with eight minutes left to give No. 2 Eastport-South Manor (14-3) an 8-3 lead in a Suffolk Class B semifinal. Samantha Giacolone had nine of her 16 saves in the first half for Eastport-South Manor, which plays No. 1 Hauppauge in the Class B County Final on Thursday, May 31 at 5:30 p.m. at Dowling.

Danielle DellaRocca had five goals and four draw controls to lead No. 2 Mt. Sinai (13-4) over No. 3 Babylon in a Class C semifinal. Kasey Mitchell added a goal and three assists for Mt. Sinai, who will play Shoreham-Wading River in the Class C final May 31 at 3:00 p.m. at Dowling.

Nassau - Tuesday, May 22nd Schedule Results

Class A : 1. Farmingdale over 4. Oceanside, 14-2
Class A : 2. Massapequa over 3. Port Washington, 17-9

Highlights

Kim Kolodny had six goals and two assists and Brenna Weill added three goals to lift No. 1 Farmingdale (17-1) over No. 4 Oceanside in a Class A semifinal.

Kelsey O'Brien had six goals and one assist to lead No. 2 Massapequa (15-2) over No. 3 Port Washington in the semifinals of the Nassau Class A Playoffs. Rory Sadoff added four goals and one assist.

Farmingdale will play Massapequa in the finals on Wednesday, May 30th at 8:00 p.m. at Adelphi.

Remaining action for this week.

Nassau - Wednesday, May 23rd Schedule (Semifinals)
Class B : 1. Garden City vs. 4. Long Beach, 6:00pm
Class B : 2. Manhasset vs. 3. Wantagh, 4:00pm

Suffolk - Wednesday, May 23rd Schedule (Semifinals)
Class A : 1. Ward Melville vs. 5. East Islip
Class A : 2. Bay Shore vs. 6. West Islip

Nassau - Thursday, May 24th Schedule (Semifinals)
Class C : 1. Cold Spring Harbor vs. 4. Locust Valley, 4:00pm
Class C : 2. North Shore vs. 3. Seaford, 6:00pm

You are such a moron and so jealous of CR you are willing to be abusive to high school kids ,you must be a very small person on many levels.So you know my childs program is just about the opposite of Northport so they know humility well and have won few games, they are bad enough to know what it feels like when people consistently put their program down.

Nassau - Wednesday, May 23rd Results

Class B : 1. Garden City over 4. Long Beach, 17-5
Class B : 3. Wantagh upsets 2. Manhasset, 17-15

Suffolk - Wednesday, May 23rd Results

Class A : 1. Ward Melville over 5. East Islip, 13-5
Class A : 2. Bay Shore over 6. West Islip, 19-10

Highlights

Ward Melville (1) and Bay Shore (2), the top two seeds in the Suffolk Girls Class A Tournament, have both lived up to expectations and will play next week in the Section XI Championship.

Wantagh (3) eliminates Manhasset (2) in an upset to earn a likely spot against Garden City (1) in the Class B Nassau County finals. An interesting point here is that BOTC cannot remember the last time when Manhasset did not have either a girls or boys team at the county championships. Was this year a passing of the torch?

BS play like a team.

Think sisters with sticks.

Play smart and clean and you'll be playing on.

I am sure it will be a great game. Where is it being played

Ward Melville (1) vs. Bay Shore (2) will play for the Section XI Class A Championship on Thursday, May 31st at the Dowling Sports Complex with an 8:00pm faceoff.

The winner will face the Section VIII (Nassau) Champions on June 3rd, also at Dowling, with a 5:00pm faceoff.

The winner of that Long Island Championship will move to the NYSPHSAA Final Four on June 8th/9th to be held at SUNY/Cortland.

Nassau - Thursday, May 24th Results

Class C : 1. Cold Spring Harbor over 4. Locust Valley, 18-6
Class C : 2. North Shore over 3. Seaford, 13-12

Highlights

Again, both top seeds find their way to the Section VIII Class C finals.

Holly Logan scored six goals and Haley Crosson made 11 saves to lead No. 1 Cold Spring Harbor (14-2) over No. 4 Locust Valley in a Nassau Class C semifinal. Kelly Anne Sherlock and Jillian Lee each added three goals for the Seahawks.

Cold Spring Harbor will face North Shore in the final at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Adelphi.

Can you coach drive down the block and teach that theory to the coach as St John The baptist.

We played SJB this year. That coach is CRAZY. Not a great representation of the Catholic school system or what youth sports are supposed to be about. SJB JV coach is the same way...they must promote it there.

I here if you play for the Wave she'll be nice to you. Can you believe that, the Wave

They might. I follow a basketball forum and there are complaints about the girls varsity bball coach yelling and screaming too.

The championship pairings are set in Nassau and Suffolk.

Wednesday, May 30th - Nassau Girls Finals at Adelphi

Class A : 1. Farmingdale vs. 2. Massapequa, 8:00pm
Class B : 1. Garden City vs. 3. Wantagh, 6:00pm
Class C : 1. Cold Spring Harbor vs. 2. North Shore, 4:00pm

Thursday, May 31st - Suffolk Girls Finals at Dowling

Class A : 1. Ward Melville vs. 2. Bay Shore, 8:00pm
Class B : 1. Hauppauge vs. 2. Eastport-South Manor, 5:30pm
Class C : 1. Shoreham-Wading River vs. 2. Mount Sinai, 3:00pm

Shoreham Wading River is class C this year...They paly Mt. Sinai on Thurs. 5/31 for county championship

Wednesday, May 30th - Nassau Girls Finals Results

Class A : 1. Farmingdale vs. 2. Massapequa, 8:00pm
Class B : 1. Garden City over 3. Wantagh, 14-12
Class C : 2. North Shore over 1. Cold Spring Harbor, 14-13, Overtime

BOTC Note : Earlier this evening, an incorrect score was posted in the Class C Championship. The error has been corrected and the proper results appear above.

I was at the game and could not believe the ending. CSH had a 2 goal lead with 3 mins to go. They killed 2 mins of time and looked they had the game in hand and then they passed the ball back into there defensive end. Why? I have no idea. But they did and one of their defenders missed a pass and the ball went out of bounds. North Shore scored on the ensuing possession and then tied it up after the next draw.

Tis was a huge coaching blunder. You kill the ball behind the net. If you lose it the other team has to go 100 yards to score. In this case they gave them the ball and the yardage along with time. Even the college scouts in attendance could not believe they went backwards.

I also could not figure out why they would not shut off the best player in Nassau County - Amanda Johansen. She came in to the game with 90 plus goals and CSH shut her off the first time they played and won. This time they did not shut her off behind the goal. She ended up with 7 goals and 2 assists. AJ is unbelievable to watch. Unfortunately the CSH defense and coaching staff watched her instead of playing her.