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Will definitely be LI Champs!!!

Careful see where boosting got Northport. Eer hear don't wake a sleeping giant.

Saturday, April 20th Results

Long Beach over Baldwin, 13-5
Massapequa over Hauppauge, 8-7
North Shore over Syosset, 12-9
Hicksville over East Meadow, 11-6
Lynbrook over Calhoun, 13-12
Deer Park over Greenport/Southold/Mattituck, 15-12
Cold Spring Harbor doubles Locust Valley, 12-6
Great Neck South over Great Neck North, 18-14
Bay Shore over Wantagh, 11-7
St. Anthony's over Chatham (NJ), 9-6
Manhasset over Summit (NJ), 11-8
Jericho over Plainview JFK, 10-8
Comsewogue over St. John the Baptist, 19-16
Westhampton over Islip, 18-11
New Canaan (CT) over Farmingdale, 8-7

Highlights

Bay Shore 11, Wantagh 7: Kyra Harney, Kaitlyn Arnold and Cynthia Delcore each had three goals to lead Bay Shore (8-0) in non-league.

Massapequa 8, Hauppauge 7: Kristin Yevoli scored the game-winner with 4:53 left to win it for Massapequa (5-3) in non-league.

Lynbrook 13, Calhoun 12: Ciara Gordon scored with 2:51 left to make the score 13-10 and Lynbrook (5-5) would hold on for the non-league win. Chandley Borges led the way with five goals and Julia Sarnataro added three goals and three assists.

Great Neck North 18, Great Neck South 14: Taylor Nelson, Gabrielle Berger and Sabrina Damaghi each had four goals and an assist to lead Great Neck North (5-2, 4-0) in Conference V. Nelson's fourth goal with 11 minutes left in the game gave North a 15-11 lead after the score had been tied at 9 at halftime.

Nassau (Section VIII) County Girls HS Varsity Lacrosse Standings - April 20th

Suffolk (Section XI) County Girls HS Varsity Lacrosse Standings - April 20th

Team Name	League Record	Overall Record	Total Points
DIV I
Bay Shore	7-0-0	7-0-0	151.410
Ward Melville	6-1-0	7-2-0	135.710
East Islip	6-1-0	7-2-0	130.000
Middle Country	5-2-0	6-3-0	129.990
Northport	5-2-0	6-2-0	128.560
Sachem East	5-2-0	6-2-0	128.560
West Islip	5-2-0	7-2-0	128.560
West Babylon	4-3-0	4-4-0	119.980
Lindenhurst	6-1-0	6-2-0	118.780
Hauppauge	4-3-0	4-3-0	113.050
H H Hills	4-3-0	5-3-0	109.990
Walt Whitman	4-3-0	5-3-0	107.140
Connetquot	4-3-0	4-5-0	103.050
Smithtown East	4-3-0	4-3-0	98.970
Commack HS	2-5-0	3-6-0	98.760
Smithtown West	3-4-0	3-4-0	97.540
Patchogue-Medford	2-5-0	2-6-0	90.190
William Floyd	1-6-0	2-7-0	89.990
Riverhead	2-5-0	2-6-0	84.680
Longwood	2-5-0	3-6-0	80.390
North Babylon	2-5-0	4-5-0	80.190
Sachem North	1-6-0	2-7-0	77.140
Brentwood	0-7-0	0-9-0	60.210
Copiague	0-7-0	0-8-0	60.200
DIV II
Mt Sinai	7-0-0	7-0-0	152.900
Shoreham WR	6-1-0	6-1-0	136.710
Babylon	5-1-0	7-1-0	129.860
Sayville	5-2-0	7-2-0	125.380
Huntington	5-1-0	6-1-0	124.650
Eastport/SManor	3-2-0	3-2-0	118.370
Rocky Point	3-2-0	4-3-0	116.000
Miller Place	5-2-0	5-4-0	112.590
Westhampton	3-3-0	4-3-0	112.000
Harborfields	3-3-0	4-3-0	106.120
Kings Park	4-4-0	4-5-0	106.090
Bayport-Blue Pt	4-4-0	5-5-0	103.820
Comsewogue	3-4-0	4-4-0	97.320
EH/BH/PIER	1-5-0	1-7-0	97.180
Matt/Gpt/Shld	3-4-0	4-5-0	94.250
Center Moriches	1-3-0	3-3-0	90.320
Deer Park	1-4-0	2-5-0	86.760
Islip	2-4-0	3-4-0	85.620
Bellport	2-5-0	2-7-0	82.580
Elwood/J Glenn	1-6-0	1-8-0	69.250
Hampton Bays	0-7-0	0-7-0	57.710

looks like they are ranked 10th in suffolk - good luck!

I think this was someone stirring. It is nice they are off to a 6 win 1 loss start, but every win you look at who they played and 6 and 1 doesn't look so impressive. They did play one decent team that accouunted for the loss and it was a blowout.

Any scores from today's games?

Monday, April 22nd Results

Eastport-South Manor over East Hampton/Bridgehampton/Pierson, 6-5
West Babylon over Northport, 10-7
Lindenhurst over Whitman, 9-4
St. Mary's over Molloy, 8-7
Commack over Riverhead, 18-4 (15-2 Halftime)
Calhoun doubles Hewlett, 16-8
Bellmore JFK over Great Neck North, 18-7
Herricks over Carey, 15-7
South Side over East Meadow, 17-8
Farmingdale doubles Port Washington, 16-8
Smithtown East over North Babylon, 21-17
Smithtown West over Pat-Med, 14-5
Floyd over Copiague, 19-1 (17-0 Halftime)
Middle Country over Brentwood, 15-2 (10-0 Halftime)
Wheatley over Great Neck South, 12-10
St. Anthony's over Kellenberg, 14-5
Islip over Center Moriches, 15-9
Mepham over West Hempstead, 17-5
Portledge over Nightingale-Bamford, 16-7
Bay Shore over Sachem East, 16-4 (11-1 Halftime)

Highlights

West Babylon 10, Northport 7: Samantha Geiserbach had six goals and two and Samantha Apuzzo had three goals and an assist to lead West Babylon (5-3) in Division I.

Newsdays Top Ten Girls Lacrosse Rankings - April 22nd

1. St. Anthony's (5-1)
2. Garden City (7-0)
3. Bay Shore (8-0)
4. Manhasset (7-1)
5. Farmingdale (5-1)
6. Wantagh (7-2)
7. Mount Sinai (8-0)
8. Shoreham-Wading River (7-1)
9. Cold Spring Harbor (6-2)
10. Sayville (8-2)

Late score: Hauppauge over Longwood 14-5(11-2 half)

Looks like Northport's season is over...

Aren't there playoffs in Suffolk?

dont count northport out, they were without two key players yesterday. they will rebound and make some noise. Suffolk County is wide open except for Bay Shore who is now dominating but anything can happen. Ward Melville, East Islip, HHH, MIddle Country, West Islip, Lindenhurst(havent played any of the top teams) can all make a run. Bay Shore vs Ward Melville, Northport vs West Islip, East Islip vs West Babylon, all friday.

Lindy seemed to have their hands full with Whitman and that's not a very good sign for them going forward

ding dong the witch is dead

Nike/US Lacrosse Northeast Region Report
by Tom Peace

1. Garden City (N.Y.), 8-0

The Trojans have found themselves perched atop of the Northeast Top 10 this week after defeating the then No. 2 Manhasset 10-9 in overtime on April 11. Haley O'Hanlon (Colgate) had four goals and an assist in the victory.

2. St. Anthony's (N.Y.), 7-1

Even though the Friars suffered an early season loss to Vero Beach (Fla.), St. Anthony's has compiled some impressive out-of-conference wins. Defeating Bryn Mawr (Md.), No. 7 Notre Dame Academy (Mass.) and New Jersey power, Chatham. The Friars have another crucial game on April 27 against national No. 2, St. Stephens & St. Agnes (Va.).

3. Manhasset (N.Y.), 7-1

The Indians took Garden City to overtime, but came up short and the loss drops them in the standings this week. Manhasset still deserves Top 5 status with an 11-8 win over Summit (N.J) and faces St. Stephen's & St. Agnes on April 26. Lindsey Ronbeck has been Manhasset's leading scorer in the past three wins with a total of 12 goals.

4. New Canaan (Conn.), 7-0

Olivia Hompe (Princeton) led New Canaan with five goals and one assist in a win over then No. 1 Farmingdale, 8-7. The Rams jump into the Top 5 this week and faces in-state rival Darien (Conn.) on April 25.

5. Farmingdale (N.Y.), 6-1

The Dalers drop from the top spot this week after losing a nail-biter to New Canaan. Farmingdale had three players with two-goal games in the 8-7 loss. The Dalers look to rebound this week when they face Wantagh (N.Y.) on April 24.

6. West Genesee (N.Y.), 8-0

The Lady Wildcats defeated Pittsford (N.Y.) 8-7 on April 17. In the victory Alia Hildebrandt had a three-goal game. Hannah Elmer leads the team in scoring with 29 points (18 goals, 11 assists). The 2012 Class A State Champs keep rolling this week with games against Penfield (N.Y.) and Baldwinsville (N.Y.).

7. Westwood (Mass.), 7-0

The Wolverines are averaging 18 goals through seven games so far this season. Westwood has not allowed more than six goals in those seven victories. Westwood beat Winchester 19-4 on April 20 after not having much practice leading up to the game. Ella Hazar led the Wolverines with six goals in the win.

8. Bay Shore (N.Y.), 9-0

The Marauders earn their way into the Top 10 this week with impressive wins over former No. 6 Northport and Wantagh. Bay Shore is a complete team running on all cylinders right now. The Marauders are looking to get back into the state title picture. In the last four games Kyra Harney has put up monster numbers with 22 combined points.

9. Shoreham-Wading River (N.Y.), 6-1

The Wildcats suffered their first loss on the season to Sayville (N.Y.) on April 12. SWR will try to avoid being bounced from the Top 10 this week when they face the red-hot Mt. Sinai (7-0) on April 25.

10. Notre Dame Academy (Mass.), 7-1

Notre Dame ran into a buzz saw of a team on April 16, losing 19-9 to St. Anthony's (N.Y.). The Cougars have a date against Westwood on April 30 to try in stay in the Top 10.

News and Notes
Long Island's best take on Virginia's best

On April 26 and 27 the No. 2 team in the country, St. Stephen's and St. Agnes (Va.), goes head-to-head with the Farmingdale (N.Y.) and St. Anthony's (N.Y.).

The Saints are riding a 17-0 record this season and will try to keep the streak going against New [lacrosse]'s best.

The Friars are ranked eighth and the Dalers are 17th in the latest Nike/US Lacrosse National Top 25.

Bay Shore is making the case for Top 10 status

The Bay Shore girls' lacrosse team has picked up from where they left off last season — winning. The Marauders, who are the 2012 Long Island and Suffolk County champions, have been making a strong case to be in the Northeast Region Top 10 with an 9-0 record and a recent win over Northport (N.Y.).

Bay Shore is averaging 12 goals a game so far and hasn't allowed opponents to score double-digit points.

"We always have high expectations and the girls work very hard to meet them," said head coach Allison Pfeffer.

Bay Shore went 19-2 in 2012, though the Marauders came up short in the state playoffs, losing to West Genesee 10-9.

The Marauders have huge goals for 2013, and they are to be a NYS Scholar-All Athlete team, Suffolk champions and of course state champions.

"I always stress [that] hard work pays off in the classroom and on the field," said Pfeffer, who has been coaching at Bay Shore alongside her husband, John, since 1991 when the program started.

The Marauders are coming off a huge victory on April 20 when Bay Shore defeated a tough Wantagh (N.Y.) team 11-7. Bay Shore had three players with hat tricks: seniors Kaitlyn Arnold (Fairfield) and Cynthia Delcore (USC) and junior midfielder Kyra Harney (Duke). Goalie Dylan Teitelbaum (Frostburg State) had nine saves.

Other players to keep tabs on this season are senior defenders Perri Baker (Colorado) and Casey Taggart (San Diego State), junior defenders Allie Dolder (Penn State) and Corinne Schmidt (James Madison). Senior midfielder Amanda Voges (Tampa) and junior attackers Kristen Brigagliano (Colgate), Carly Cox (Colorado) and Katie Kirk (Hofstra).

Bay Shore has high expectations in 2013 and looks to continue to have a winning season with huge upcoming games against Suffolk rival Ward Melville (N.Y.) on April 26 and on May 13 against Shoreham Wading River at St. Joseph's College.

Monday, April 22nd Results (Late Additions)

West Islip edges East Islip, 17-16
Half Hollow Hills over Ward Melville, 9-7
Division over New Hyde Park, 11-6
Connetquot over Sachem North, 18-14
St. John the Baptist over Holy Trinity, 18-13
Cold Spring Harbor over Sacred Heart, 13-10
Jericho over Malverne/East Rockaway, 15-9
MacArthur over Bethpage, 10-7

Highlights

Kate Beier scored the game winner with less than five seconds remaining to give West Islip their single goal win.

Tuesday, April 23rd Results

Deer Park over Hampton Bays, 16-1 (11-1 Halftime)
Carle Place triples St. Mary's, 18-6
Mepham over Freeport, 18-16
Mount Sinai over Bayport-Blue Point, 10-3
Baldwin edges Hicksville, 11-10
Malverne/East Rockaway over Valley Stream District, 16-12
Harborfields doubles Miller Place, 16-8
Lynbrook over Seaford, 12-10
Greenport/Southold/Mattituck over Center Moriches, 8-5
Island Trees over Floral Park, 18-12
St. Dominic over Mineola, 15-11
Shoreham-Wading River over Glenn, 15-4 (10-1 Halftime)
South Side over Friends Academy, 18-11
Eastport-South Manor over Huntington, 14-3
East Hampton/Bridgehampton/Pierson over Kings Park, 10-8
Babylon over Islip, 15-4

Highlights

South Side 18, Friends Academy 11: Senior Michaela Lynch had six goals and six assists for a career high 12 points Liz Hoeffner added four goals and two assists to lead South Side (6-0) in Division II.

What two players were out and why?

BOO WHOO , we were missing players the refs were against us, the sun was in our eyes Northprt and Yellow Jackets, always an excuse for a loss. How about Bay Shore is a great team and they crushed you. Even if you had all your players you would have lost

Bay Shore crushed NPT and NPT had their full team playing. West Islip beat NPT without the prodigy playing...others had to step up but didn't. Next year will definitely be interesting in NPT.

Why do you obsessive people need to turn everything about YJ, get over it this is about high school lacrosse.Bayshore has been great and in my opinion does not get the respect they deserve in any of the rankings. How do you make it about travel when most of the better teams have kids from multiple travel teams.When it comes to the teams and individual players at least try to keep it positive.

There is not a single player from NPT that plays for another club, to try to distance NPT or CR from the Jackets is impossible , they are linked either for the good or bad so long as CR runs both, No one has said anything negative about any player on either team so stop being overly dramatic. To be perfectly honest NPT/YJ parents always seem to have an excuse for losses, when the truth is Bay Shore is just a better team with a better coach.

The person above was not referring to the Bayshore/Northport game but the Northport/West Bab game and the fact that two key players were out. Pay attention. You would be a fool to count Npt out now. Besides Bayshore the top 6 teams are going to change around before season's over

Since you are talking about the future "next year" for NPT. Ill bite. Interesting as better or the feeding system of 7th/8th, frosh, soph are not as strong? How have the top teams JV teams been doing this season?

northport is done, they are hanging there heads, they know they are beaten

If you feel YJ must be included in the conversation about high school lacrosse then I would say Bayshores best player is a YJ.

Northport program is going to take a step backwards in the future, they do not have as many playing and will not be able to replace some of the better players who are aging out.

Last years NPT JV goalie was SICK!

Northport looked pretty good against our team today. Their starters got plenty of rest in the second half. Tigers vs. T-Birds. It wasn't pretty.

Wednesday, April 24th Results

East Islip over Middle Country, 13-8
Manhasset over North Shore, 17-5
Hackley over Portledge, 19-12
North Babylon over Riverhead, 18-12
Herricks over Bellmore JFK, 17-7
Northport triples Connetquot, 18-6
St. John the Baptist over Seaford, 15-9
Whitman over Copiague, 15-1 (11-0 Halftime)
Our Lady of Mercy over Holy Trinity, 23-15
Port Washington over Plainedge, 8-6
Ward Melville over Smithtown East, 17-11
Jericho over Mepham, 12-7
Oyster Bay edges MacArthur, 10-9
West Babylon over Floyd, 21-11
Farmingdale edges Wantagh, 14-13
West Islip over Lindenhurst, 6-4
Bay Shore handles Smithtown West, 17-6
Half Hollow Hills triples Hauppauge, 12-4
Sachem North over Brentwood, 16-9
Roslyn over Plainview JFK, 7-4

Highlights

Farmingdale 14, Wantagh 13: Nadine Hadnagy scored with 8:31 left in the game, breaking a 12-12 tie. Hadnagy scored five goals in the win. Amanda Turturro scored four goals for Farmingdale (6-0) in Conference I.

Our Lady of Mercy 23, Holy Trinity 15: Cate Soccodato scored with 8:50 left to make it 16-15 and Grace Morales made seven saves in the final six minutes to lead Our Lady of Mercy (8-3, 6-0) in CHSAA. Samantha Lynch had seven goals and Soccodato had three goals and five assists.

Ward Melville 17, Smithtown East 11: Senior Emily Rogers-Healion had a career-high 10 points on four goals and six assists as Ward Melville (7-2) scored five unanswered goals to start the second half to take a 12-7 lead in Division I.

Oyster Bay 10, MacArthur 9: Vanessa Yu scored the winning goal with 34 seconds left, and the tying goal with 3:02 left for Oyster Bay (6-0), which overcame a 5-3 halftime deficit in Conference IV. Yu, who finished with five goals and one assist, scored Oyster Bay's final three goals. Noelle D'Aversa made 15 saves and Nicole Hauser had four goals.

Last time I looked Bay Shore has 5 or 6 players that are/were Yellow Jackets. 3 out of 4 top scorers are/were Yellow Jackets. Harney,Arnold,Cox so not sure what the noise is all about. By the way, if you talk to any of the Bay Shore kids they have tremendous respect for Northport. They also have a number of starters that play for Top Guns, including Kirk, Vogess, Baker, Dolder and another top scorer in Delcore. Goalie is a YJ and so is another starting defender. Not sure about subs. Looks like a pretty good balance. Put the YJ vs Top Gun discussion to bed and talk high school girls lax.

well said!

Where did the yj v tg come from? Only mention I see here is from you. I agree someone brought up YJ into the northport loss discussion, which yes, drop club talk on this school ball thread.

northport has zero chance this year, bayshore better, ward melville better, west islip better, east islip better, west bab better, middle country better, hills better.

and next year northport , forgetaboutit.

you have trouble reading, its all over this thread. I came to this site to follow High school lax. I can follow the club stuff in the summer.

Thursday, April 25th Results

Long Island Lutheran over St. Dominic, 18-7
Patchogue-Medford over Longwood, 17-9
Sewanhaka over West Hempstead, 14-4
Eastport-South Manor over Rocky Point, 9-3
Carey over East Rockaway/Malverne, 18-8
East Meadow over Clarke, 11-8
Comsewogue over Islip, 13-8
Wheatley over Valley Stream District, 17-11
Island Trees by a touchdown over Division, 14-7
Sayville over Harborfields, 7-5
Mount Sinai over Shoreham-Wading River, 14-8
Babylon over Deer Park, 18-7
Westhampton twenties Bellport, 20-8
Calhoun over Bethpage, 14-6
Floral Park over Jericho, 15-10
Oceanside over Friends Academy, 16-15, Triple Overtime
Huntington over Miller Place, 20-16
Freeport over Glen Cove, 17-12
St. Anthony's over Sacred Heart, 11-6

Highlights

Oceanside 16, Friends Academy 15: Cassie Cesario scored the winner 35 seconds into the final overtime right near the crease off an assist from Sydney Oshinsky to lead Oceanside (3-3) in Conference II. Carolina Mocorrea scored with 30 seconds left in the second overtime to force a sudden-death period. Oceanside scored two goals in the final minute of regulation, including Cesario's goal with two seconds left. Erica Brook got Oceanside to within 1 with a minute left on a free position.

That ESM team is looking pretty good. Already saw MT Sinai they look good. That division will be a dog fight also.

No dog fight. Mt. Sinai is clear winner.