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They should be good since they play year round for the Northport Yellow Jackets.

Did you mean Frederick or rhetoric?

Actually she only came out of the game for maybe 10 minutes total. Very little subbing.

I would think that Bayshore is the team to beat. More and more parity every year in Section XI. For some of the stronger teams it is becoming more like "any given Sunday." I wouldn't count out WM, WB or WI either. Plus, Northport has a history of choking and doesn't really play as a team.

Saturday, March 30th Results

North Babylon over Mattituck, 16-12
North Shore overtimes Sacred Heart, 14-13
Massapequa edges East Islip, 12-11
West Islip over Rocky Point, 13-10

Highlights

North Shore scored two in the second half of overtime to overcome a one goal deficit for their 14-13 win. Carlee Janelli scored her fourth goal of the game with 22 seconds left in the second overtime period to win it for North Shore (2-1) in a non-conference game.

Kristin Yevoli scored the winning goal for Massapequa (2-1) off an assist from Colleen Bourgal with 25 seconds left in the non-conference game. Massapequa maintained possession for the final three minutes until going on the attack when Yevoli took a pass in front of the crease and finished for the game-winner.

Just checked in....Wow..... So she is now hanging with a guy named Frederick. Interesting?

Now that is refreshing, it is early and yes it is "Any Given Sunday" . Sit back and watch them play, one particular lose or win will not make a season until Mid May.

It will be very interesting to see how the teams are doing by 4/27 and who will be rooting for whom (especially those they just rooted against the week prior).

Good luck ladies. Remember win with grace and if you lose, lose with class.

West Bab is definitely not the same team!!

Has anyone seen Bay Shore play this year yet? I have not seen any box scores. West Islip had a nice win over Rocky Point so they must be improved.

That statment might be premature because they have not played (Their 1st game against smithtown canceled - but I am quite sure you knew that).

But that scrimmage a few weeks ago was a good indication of how good they are.

4/26 Wi vs northport

Newsday Girls Lacrosse Top Ten - April 1st

1. St. Anthony's
2. Bay Shore
3. Manhasset
4. Farmingdale
5. Garden City
6. Ward Melville
7. Wantagh
8. Shoreham-Wading River
9. Northport
10. Eastport-South Manor

Im a newbie....but can someone explain to me why parity is non existent in lacrosse?

How do you define "parity"? Early in the season where non-league action or local towns play preseason league matches, you will see blowouts more often than you will during the regular season. That said, the move to an "ability based league" has emerged on the Nassau (Section VIII) side with the so-called Powerhouse Division.

Monday, April 1st Results

Long Beach over Syosset, 12-7
Wantagh twenties Friends Academy, 22-10
Roslyn over Great Neck South, 14-5
Huntington over Center Moriches, 19-4
Seaford over MacArthur, 8-7

Highlights

Long Beach outscored Syosset 7-2 in the second half to break the 5-5 halftime tie. Liz Rourke and Melissa Rubin each had four goals.

Wantagh (4-0) hangs a twenty on Friends as Colleen Lovett scored five goals.

Jen Molnar scored the game winner on an assist from Michelle Savino with 47 seconds remaining and Ali Glazer had four goals and an assist in the Seaford/MacArthur non-conference match. Desire Fowlkes made eight of her 15 saves in the second half while allowing only one goal.

Ali Glazer plays for Seaford

April1, 2013 Newsday
Girls who run this world: Suffolk lacrosse players of the week

Cortney Fortunato, Northport - Well, Cort-Fort wasted exactly zero time. The All-American had seven goals and two assists over Sachem North.

Hailey Wagner, Bellport - Wagner, only a sophomore, had seven goals and one assist, in a win over Hampton Bays. Shoutout to teammate Courtney Pabst, also a sophomore, who had five and three.

Shelby Fredericks, Babylon - It's entirely possible Fredericks plays lacrosse in God mode. The junior had six goals and six assists over East Hampton.

Nicolette Tortorici, Deer Park - Six goals, four assists...all in a day's work against Islip.

Shannon Abernethy, Rocky Point - There is simply not enough goalie love in the world. Abernethy stopped 15 shots against Floyd...and only three. (Insert Pink Floyd "The Wall" joke here.)

Jamie Ortega, Middle Country - Ortega, an eighth-grader, scored the game-winner against West Babylon and finished with five goals and one assist. It runs in the family: sister Nikki Ortega had five goals and four assists in the same game.

Ashley Gugliuzzo, Connetquot - Gugliuzzo made a stop on on a free position shot with 11 seconds left to defeat North Babylon and finished with 12 saves.

I see the wording was changed a little

Yes, we removed the ambiguity from the news report.

Tuesday, April 2nd Results

Plainedge over Hewlett, 18-8
Middle Country over Pat-Med, 15-7
Connetquot over Copiague, 17-2
Clarke over Mineola, 15-4
Floyd over North Babylon, 15-13
Carle Place over Bethpage, 12-7
Elmont over West Hempstead, 12-5
East Meadow edges Division, 6-5
Island Trees twenties New Hyde Park, 21-9
Northport over Sachem East, 15-10
Lindenhurst blanks Brentwood, 13-0
Ward Melville over East Islip, 12-10
Oyster Bay over Mepham, 15-11
Bay Shore over West Babylon, 11-5
Smithtown East over Longwood, 17-9
Whitman over Commack, 13-12
Hauppauge over Sachem North, 17-7
West Islip over Half Hollow Hills, 12-9

Highlights

Yuna Hur scored six and Maddy Wollmuth scored two including the 8-8 tie breaker in Ward Melville's 12-10 win to move to 2-0 in Division I action.

Sophomore Natalie Sulmonte had seven goals and two assists and Brianna Ferrara had two goals and five assists to lead Island Trees (2-0) in Nassau Conference III.

Erin Fowler scored the game winner with :26 remaining on an assist from Nicole Petrullo and Lindsey Hoffman made 11 saves to lead East Meadow (1-1) in Nassau Conference III.

Wednesday, April 3rd Results

Bishop Ireton (Virginia) over Long Beach, 5-4
Wheatley over Malverne/East Rockaway, 13-11
Sayville over Deer Park, 15-4
Freeport over Plainview JFK, 13-9
Shoreham-Wading River over Bayport-Blue Point, 10-2
Huntington twenties Greenport/Southold/Mattituck, 20-9
Locust Valley over Syosset, 9-7
Glenn over Hampton Bays, 16-4
Victor Central (Rochester, NY) over Port Washington, 10-7
MacArthur over Glen Cove, 17-7
South Side triples Baldwin, 15-5
Bellmore JFL twenties Great Neck South, 20-12
Miller Place over Bellport, 19-7
Kings Park over Islip, 11-9
Babylon edges Eastport-South Manor, 7-6
Hicksville edges Lynbrook, 8-7, Overtime
Roslyn over Valley Stream Central, 18-5
Northport over Good Counsel (Maryland), 13-5

Highlights

Ali Pavinelli had five goals and three assists to lead Northport (3-0) in a non-division game as the visitors from Good Counsel (Maryland) were defeated 13-5.

Courtney Locurcio scored the game-winning goal with 2:12 left in overtime.Locurcio finished with three goals. Hunter Isnardi tied the game with 57 seconds left in regulation. Victoria Lomangino made 18 saves for Hicksville (1-1) in Conference II.

Visiting teams from Virginia and Upstate New [lacrosse] both defeated their local hosts in the cold afternoon weather here on Long Island.

For those following some of the regional "main feature" matches, McDonogh (Maryland) defeated Canandiagua by a score of 19-5 after leading 10-3 at the half. (Canandiagua was last year's NYS Class B Finalists and returned their entire starting core for this season. Certainly, they will be one of the key teams in the Class B title chase this season.)

I guess its a good thing the NYS cahampionship doesn't go through McDonaugh MD.

They are on a whole different level... Unfair to compare them to Public School program anywhere in the US.

Is it true that St. Anthonys lost to Vero beach who had already lost to a Georgia team as well as McDonogh?

St. Anthonys is not the top team, they lost to Vero Beach. Who is not even a top 30 team. Vero Beach graduated a ton of seniors from their team, they lost to Milton Georia whom they have beaten every year.

St Anthonys was far and beyond the best team last year. They will be good this year but not the same. They graduated too much talent. However, I am not sure that there is a dominant team on Long Island this year.

McDonogh is not the same team as last year. They were incredible and would dismantle any team. St. Anthonys was very good, but they are not the same. They just lost to Vero Beach who already has 4 losses.

Some reading regarding McDonogh (Maryland) : National Record - 74th Straight Win as of March 25th. This was followed by a victory over Canandaigua from upstate New [lacrosse]. This team is probably the most traveled "school team" in the United States and certainly have asserted their claim for their #1 ranking.

Let's see how Newsday and the various national ranking polls adjust their settings during the upcoming week. Remember that Newsday is looking at Long Island High School Varsity programs and the loss to Vero Beach might not impose a downward spiral in the local rankings.

It would be crazy for Newsday to not take into account a loss to Vero Beach. Vero Beach has already loss 4 games so it is not like they are a top team.

One thing that you can say about McDonogh is that it is a program. They graduated unbelievable talent and yet they are still the best team. They play a great league schedule and are willing to take on all comers from a non league perspective.

Thursday, April 4th Results

West Islip over Floyd, 17-7
Lindenhurst over Riverhead, 14-8
Plainedge edges North Shore, 10-9
New Hyde Park edges Bethpage, 9-8
Sachem east over North Babylon, 16-4
Division edges Floral Park, 12-11
Seaford twenties Hewlett, 20-11
Connetquot over Longwood, 16-8
East Meadow over Island Trees, 16-12
East Islip handled Sachem North, 19-3
West Babylon over Whitman, 13-3
Carle Place over Bethpage, 12-7
Herricks over Jericho, 16-9
Bay Shore edges Hauppauge, 7-6, Five Overtimes
Northport over Middle Country, 16-9
Smithtown East blanks Copiague, 18-0
Smithtown West over Brentwood, 19-5
Ward Melville over Commack, 15-9
Mount Sinai over Harborfields, 10-6
Friends Academy over Island Trees, 13-11
Kellenberg over Archbishop Molloy, 12-0

Highlights

Plainedge wins on a buzzer-beater. Tied at nine with :01 remaining on the clock, Joanna DeSousa scored off an assist from Jessica Fischetti to give Plainedge (1-1) the last-second win in Conference I. Jacqueline Kennedy led the way with four goals and Rebecca Luca added two goals and an assist.

Division outscored Floral Park 9-4 in the second stanza to steal the comeback victory.

Emma Schait had nine goals and an assist to lead Seaford (3-0, 2-0) in its Conference II win. Ally Glazer finished with three goals and an assist. Emily Cohen tallied nine goals for Hewlett.

Bay Shore came back on Hauppauge twice during their five overtime match to take the win, 7-6, in one of the most competitive matches of this young season.

Can anyone confirm if St Anthonys really lost to Vero Beach /florida. I see it posted here that they did lose, but could not find it in Newsday or on any site. Please confirm either way. Seems hard to believe as Vero Beach was supposed to have had its weakest team in years. thanks

Confirmed : Vero Beach (Florida) defeated St. Anthony's, 13-12 on Wednesday, April 3rd.

Is there any place to find stats about game?

I heard Bayshore beat Hauppauge by a goal in 5 overtimes? 7-6 ?Any reports on that game??

News 12 actually covered this game (by luck) with video tape on last night's news - Bay Shore was behind twice in the late second half and again in overtime - came back both times and eventually netted the game winner on a shot from in-close along the right hand side. From the video, it appeared that the players were actually too tired to jump-on the winning scorer!

St Anthonys vs Vero Beach. Heard from one of the St Anthonys parents. Vero Beach was not that good. St Anthonys was up, Vero came back and they got rattled. Vero had two very good players. Coaches did not know what to do. Vero played a great second half and St Anthonys did not have answers. St Anthonys dominated draws and groundballs. M Bill played unbelievably almost single handedly winning the game.

Northport v Ward Melville should be a great way to determine some things.

I was at the Boys Bay Shore game today and heard people saying that Bay Shore girls are without a few kids out sick. I do not know which kids but it sounded like they were upperclassman. Anyone have any clue what the deal is? Bay Shore boys won a close one, good game to watch.