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I heard from a parent in the district that the 3 village district had budget cuts and the adopted budget does not include security persons for scrimmages. Any truth to that? Sounds believable because the boys V and JV also had games and no spectators were allowed either. Let us know 3 village people or BOTC.

That appears to be the reason.

That is the reason. The original budget did not pass. In order to keep sports programs intact, security guards could not be hired for scrimmages. Doing this had the least impact on the kids. Hopefully, our budget will pass this year so next year this won't be an issue.

Multi million dollar budget , couple hundred for security..please....the school district is playing you parents. When will you realize that.

It's called emotional blackmail, athletics and all other extracurricular activities (which amount to nothing in the grand scheme of things) are always the first to go. From local school districts to the whitehouse, that's how the game is played...

Saturday, March 16th Non-League Results

Commack 8, Syosset 2
Locust Valley 14, Bethpage 4
Oyster Bay 20, Great Neck South 8
Sachem North 12, Kings Park 11

Highlights

The win by the Oyster Bay Girls Program comes in the first ever game played by the girls program. Hannah Kaiser had five goals in the inaugural program win.

Tuesday, March 19th Results

Division over Mepham, 16-13
Oceanside over Carle Place, 11-4
South Side over Calhoun, 14-3
Babylon over Connetquot, 16-4
Longwood over Bellport, 18-11

Highlights

Four players scored five or more in non-league action. Jess Minuto netted five for Division. Courtney Collins had five for Oceanside. Michaela Lynch scored five for South Side. Top performer was Allison Johnson netting eight for Longwood.

Cough ballhogs cough

Season is a game old and the foolishness is at full throttle!

Any early season "Big" games on the schedule the next couple of days??

Huntington V Northport today could be interesting

Wednesday, March 20th Results

Farmingdale easily over Plainedge, 12-1
Friends Academy over Island Trees, 13-11
Garden City over North Shore, 17-8
Manhasset over Port Washington, 18-8
Massapequa over Long Beach, 11-6
Wantagh over Cold Spring Harbor, 12-8
Locust Valley edges Lynbrook, 10-9
Seaford over Baldwin, 13-11
Clarke doubles Bethpage, 10-5
Bayport-Blue Point over East Hampton, 11-6
Center Moriches over Brentwood, 7-5
Huntington over Sachem North, 19-4
Long Island Lutheran over St. Francis Prep, 19-2
MacArthur over Floral Park, 15-6
Mineola over Wheatley, 17-7
Sayville over Lindenhurst, 13-3

Highlights

Taylor Bleistein shined for Locust Valley with the game tying and winning goals with less than two minutes remaining.

Sat AM multi team scrimmage at Bay Shore, usually includes some out of state competition

Thursday, March 21st Results

Nassau Conference II
Oceanside over Hewlett, 13-6

Nassau Conference IV
Herricks over Plainview JFK, 14-9
Mepham over Mellmore JFK, 17-10
Oyster Bay over Jericho, 15-8
Roslyn over Glen Covee, 14-8

Non-League
Center Moriches blanks Copiague, 17-0
Deer Park over Brentwood, 10-1
Plainedge over St. Dominic, 17-2
Sachem East over Miller Place, 12-8
St. John the Baptist doubles Pat-Med, 16-8
Westhampton over Connetquot, 14-4

Highlights

Six goals by Stackpole for Mepham, five assists for Appel. Five goals for Oyster Bay's Kaiser. Clean sheet recorded by Center Moriches.

Had great competition at Bay Shore on Saturday. Mt Sinai, SWR, Bay Shore, St Anthonys, Oak Knoll, Manhasset, Greenwich and Darian. Weather was a little chilly but it was nice to see some good teams compete.

any results from Fridays games?

Saturday, March 23rd Results

Bellport over Hampton Bays, 17-9
Comsewogue over East Hampton/Bridgehampton/Pierson, 16-15
East Islip over Bayport-Blue Point, 10-6
Mattituck over Glenn, 14-13

Friday, March 22nd Results

Floyd over Bellport, 16-8
St. Anthony's over Holy Trinity, 16-6
West Islip edges Massapequa, 14-13
Great Neck South over Valley Stream District, 19-11
Half Hollow Hills handles Commack, 14-4
Babylon over Middle Country, 14-8
Islip Trees over Carle Place, 13-9
Sayville over Ward Melville, 10-6
Carey over West Hempstead, 13-3
Sewanhaka over Elmont, 13-6
Floral Park over Mineola, 11-8
Syosset over Friends Academy, 15-10
Calhoun over East Meadow, 14-6
Islip over Longwood, 18-12
Garden City easily over Hewlett, 18-2
Whitman over Glenn, 15-9

Highlights

On Friday, junior midfielder Lindsay Darrell had the game-winner at the 24:38 mark for West Islip (1-0) in its non-conference victory. Kristin Yevoli had six goals for Massapequa (1-1).

Newsday named their Top 10 Nassau (Section VIII) and Suffolk (Section XI) Girls High School Varsity teams in this Sunday's edition.

Nassau Top Ten

1. Manhasset (B)
2. Farmingdale (A)
3. Garden City (B)
4. Wantagh (B)
5. Sacred Heart
6. Massapequa (A)
7. Cold Spring Harbor (C)
8. North Shore (C)
9. Port Washington (A)
10. Long Beach (A)

Suffolk Top Ten

1. St. Anthony's
2. Bay Shore (A)
3. Ward Melville (A)
4. Shoreham-Wading River (C)
5. Northport (A)
6. Eastport-South Manor (B)
7. East Islip (A)
8. Sayville (B)
9. Mount Sinai (C)
10. Babylon (C)

might be hard to keep that ranking in section 11 - seeing how sayville beat WM today.

And wantagh knocked manhasette out of the playoffs last year!

Beating a team this year should have more weight than beating a team last year , who knows how many kids each team lost

any news on the St Anthonys vs Farmingdale game yesterday?

Looking for some help , does anyone know if scores from high school games from 2011 can be looked up anywhere. Any help would be appreciated

You can do it here on BOTC by looking back at the Girls Varsity Spring 2011 thread. The first scores were posted on March 20th, 2011 which is where the link below is pointed:

Girls Spring 2011 High School Varsity Lacrosse - March 20th, 2011

fdale did not play St Anthony...they scrimmaged them March 15

Monday, March 25th Results

Suffolk Division II
Babylon over East Hampton, 16-5
Deer Park over Islip , 11-9
Mount Sinai over Comsewogue, 17-8
Sayville over Westhampton, 9-6
Shoreham-Wading River over Kings Park, 15-5

Non-League
Kellenberg over Our Lady of Mercy, 9-7
North Babylon over Glenn, 18-11
Rocky Point over Floyd, 12-3

Highlights

Six goals for Nicolette Tortorici along with four assists in Deer Park's win. Freshman Alison Kennedy racked up seven goals for North Babylon while Monica Sivilli had six for Glenn in their loss. Balanced attack from Kellenberg saw three different players net two each.

The Top 25 Girls teams nationally as ranked by Nike and US Lacrosse, with record, point total (first-place votes), and next game noted. These rankings were published on Tuesday, March 26th.

Cracking the Top 25 locally are St. Anthony's, Farmingdale, Manhasset, Garden City, Northport, and Shoreham-Wading River.

West Genessee comes in at #20 from the upstate New [lacrosse] teams. Ward Melville remains just outside the Top 25 in this week's polling.

1. McDonogh (Md.), 5-0, 175 (8), March 26 vs. Archbishop Spalding (Md.)
2. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes (Va.), 3-0, 168, March 26 at St. Ignatius (Calif.)
3. St. Anthony's (N.Y.), 1-0, 161, April 1 at Pope John Paul II (N.Y.)
4. Georgetown Visitation (D.C.), 2-0, 152, March 18 at Bishop Ireton (D.C.)
5. Farmingdale (N.Y.), 1-0, 149, March 28 at No. 1 McDonogh (Md.)

6. Manhasset (N.Y.), 1-0, 140, April 4 vs. Long Beach (N.Y.)
7. Moorestown (N.J.), 0-0, 133, April 1 at Cinnaminson (N.J.)
8. Garden City (N.Y.), 2-0, 126, March 28 at No. 24 St. Paul's (Md.)
9. Maryvale Prep (Md.), 3-0, 119, March 19 at No. 19 Mount de Sales (Md.)
10. Notre Dame Prep (Md.), 2-1, 106, March 26 at No. 15 Bryn Mawr (Md.)

11. Notre Dame (Mass.), 0-0, 97, April 4 vs. Franklin (Mass.)
12. Northport (N.Y.), 0-0, 85, March 27 vs. Sachem North (N.Y.)
13. Milton (Ga.), 5-1, 83, March 22 vs. Woodstock (Ga.)
14. Good Counsel (Md.), 2-0, 80, April 6 vs. Loyola Academy (Ill.)
15. Bryn Mawr (Md.), 1-1, 77, March 26 vs. No. 10 Notre Dame Prep (Md.)

16. Chatham (N.J.), 0-0, 67, April 4 at West Essex (N.J.)
17. South River (Md.), 1-0, 64, March 30 vs. Century (Md.)
18. Severna Park (Md.), 1-0, 52, April 3 at Chesapeake (Md.)
19. Mount de Sales (Md.), 2-1, 52, March 26 at Severn (Md.)
20. West Genesee (N.Y.), 0-0, 47, March 28 Skaneateles (N.Y.)

21. Mount Hebron (Md.), 1-0, 33, March 28 at River Hill (Md.)
22. John Carroll (Md.), 2-1, 31, March 26 vs. Garrison Forest (Md.)
23. Radnor (Pa.), 0-1, 23, March 26 at Carondelet (Calif.)
24. St. Paul's (Md.), 1-1, 13, March 26 vs. Maryvale Prep (Md.)
25. Shoreham-Wading River (N.Y.), 1-0, 12, April 3 vs. Bayport-Blue Point (N.Y.)

Others receiving votes:
Vero Beach (Fla.), 9-3, 8
Loyola (Ill.), 2-0, 8
Ward Melville (N.Y.), 0-0, 7

First game of the season and CR looks to get her superstars stats against inferior competition. 7 goals and 3 assists against a team you were beating 15-0 at halftime. Well done CR you are truly a great educator.

I wasn't there so I dont know... but what does C.F. need to prove at this point! stats mean nothing to her.. been committed forever, US Team..one of the top players in the country.. I bet she played only the first half...it's her last high school season..maybe she had fun..it still a game right!

Wednesday, March 27th Results

Commack over Brentwood, 14-6
Connetquot edges Babylon, 13-12
East Islip over Floyd, 16-5 (13-2 Half)
Half Hollow Hills over Longwood, 13-3 (10-1 Half)
Hauppauge over Copiague, 17-0 (12-0 Half)
Lindenhurst over Pat-Med, 6-5, Overtime
Middle Country edges West Babylon, 11-10
Northport over Sachem North, 18-5 (15-0 Half)
Sachem East over Riverhead, 13-5
Ward Melville over Smithtown West, 14-4 (10-2 Half)
West Islip over Whitman, 15-8

Highlights

Many halftime blow-outs from the Wednesday action of holiday week.

Lindenhurst edges Pat-Med in an overtime final, 6-5.

Connectquot beat Babylon?? No way?!!!

You ate correct it was North Babylon

You are such a tool , look above your moronic post and notice her team is one of the top teams in the country, stop being so envious and tell your kid to practice more.

The poster was not knocking the player, they were knocking the coach. I must agree if you are such a good program then why do you need your best player to put up those numbers.

Actually CR was a class act and took them all out for second half. Her star scored all that in the first half looser. They only scored three goals in the second half. That game could have 40-0

CF only played in first half come on it's her senior year and she was benched half the game let her play!! She worked hard to play not watch the game. You people are nuts!! Good luck to CF and CR!!

no one will be able to run with that highpower nortport team. go down the roster, great players on that team.

I'll bite.

It is nice to say that now, come back 4/27. Lets see where you stand then. Better yet, what teams do you think can stay 'Close" to them, who are your biggest challenges?

How does the roster stack up for next year, and the year after that. Ive been hearing about this team for so long, it is so refreshing to hear all of this; yet some how some other team/s you dont hear much about come along and win more.

Has Northport played St Anthony's ? Saw them scrimmage in Port Washington and Saint Anthony's controlled the whole game. Northport goalie was amazing.

Thursday, March 28th Results

Freeport over Valley Stream District, 17-9
Garden City over St. Paul's, 12-4
Harborfields over Locust Valley, 12-9
Herricks handles Sewanhaka, 18-5
Hicksville over Carle Place, 19-13
Kellenberg edges South Side, 10-9
Long Beach over Plainview JFK, 18-3
Lynbrook over Malverne/East Rockaway, 13-3
Manhasset over Notre Dame Prep (Staten Island), 15-4
North Shore over Oceanside, 14-2
Oceanside over Mineola, 10-2
Port Washington over Friends Academy, 14-4
Syosset easily over East Meadow, 12-1
Wantagh over Sacred Heart, 16-11
West Islip over Whitman, 15-8

Highlights

Wantagh Goalie Sophia Gambitsky recorded nine saves in leading the way over Sacred Heart.

Same rederick every year.