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Dont forget ward melville over smithtown west--13 to 4

WM defeats Smithtown West 14-3

Ward Melville over Smithown West 13-4

Monday, April 15th Results (Updated - 9:00pm)

Smithtown East over Sachem East, 16-3
Mepham over Great Neck North, 9-6
Lindenhurst over Pat-Med, 15-10
West Islip edges Northport, 7-6
St. Mary's over St. Raymond, 17-4
Riverhead over Half Hollow Hills West, 11-3
Ward Melville over Smithtown West, 13-4
Half Hollow Hills East over West Babylon, 17-7
Sachem North over Bay Shore, 10-9, Overtime
Glen Cove over Malverne/East Rockaway, 10-8
Lynbrook handles Plainedge, 15-7

Highlights

West Islip 7, Northport 6: Kevin Braddish scored unassisted with 1:58 remaining to lead West Islip (5-1) in Division I. Ryan Wieczorek and Trevor Bovich each scored two goals.

Sachem North 10, Bay Shore 9 (OT): Tied at nine with 1:09 left in overtime, Joe Caridi scored unassisted to give Sachem North (3-3) the win in Division I. Caridi finished with four goals and two assists. Mike Calvagna won 12 of 17 faceoffs. Jake Sheets scored with :19 left in regulation to tie the game for Bay Shore and force overtime.

WOW, how good is WM? Can't wait to see what happens against GC!!!

That 13-4 win was certainly as lopsided a score as anyone could have predicted.

Nike/US Lacrosse High School Boys' Top 25 for April 16th

Among the Long Island teams in the Top 25 are Chaminade, Smithtown West, Ward Melville, Garden City, St. Anthony's, West Islip, and Smithtown East.

1. Boys' Latin (Md.) 11-0, 175 (7), April 16 at St. Mary's
2. Chaminade (N.Y.) 7-0, 168, April 17 at Holy Trinity (N.Y.)
3. Gonzaga (D.C.) 11-2, 160, April 16 at Paul VI (Va.)
4. Ithaca (N.Y.) 6-0, 152, April 17 Binghamton (N.Y.)
5. Jamesville-DeWitt (N.Y.) 6-0, 142, April 16 Cortland (N.Y.)

6. Calvert Hall (Md.) 6-2, 134, April 16 at Archbishop Spalding (Md.)
7. Smithtown West (N.Y.) 7-1, 133, April 17 Half Hollow Hills West (N.Y.)
8. Malvern Prep (Pa.) 7-0, 130, April 16 at No. 23 Episcopal Academy (Pa.)
9. St. Paul's (Md.) 11-1, 127, April 16 No. 18 Loyola-Blakefield (Md.)
10. Delbarton (N.J.) 6-0, 112, April 20 Mountain Lakes (N.J.)

11. Niskayuna (N.Y.) 5-0, 90, April 16 Guilderland (N.Y.)
12. Ward Melville (N.Y.) 7-0, 85, April 17 Half Hollow Hills East (N.Y.)
13. McDonogh (Md.) 7-3, 78, April 16 Mount St. Joseph (Md.)
14. Garden City (N.Y.) 5-1, 77, April 17 at Wantagh (N.Y.)
15. St. Anthony's (N.Y.) 5-2, 74, April 20 at Wilton (Conn.)

16. Culver Military (Ind.) 3-1, 52, April 20 Timon-St. Jude (N.Y.)
17. La Salle (Pa.) 5-2, 50, April 17 at Monsignor Bonner (Pa.)
18. Loyola-Blakefield (Md.) 7-4, 47, April 16 at No. 9 St. Paul's (Md.)
19. West Islip (N.Y.) 6-2, 43, April 17 Hauppauge (N.Y.)
20. Gilman (Md.) 3-1, 39, April 16 at Severn (Md.)

21. Hereford (Md.) 6-2, 38, April 17 at Eastern Tech (Md.)
22. Smithtown East (N.Y.) 6-1, 31, April 17 at West Babylon (N.Y.)
23. Episcopal Academy (Pa.) 7-3, 29, April 16 No. 8 Malvern Prep (Pa.)
24. Landon (Md.) 7-5, 28, April 19 Georgetown Prep (Md.)
25. Haverford School (Pa.) 7-3, 22, April 16 Springside Chestnut Hill (Pa.)

Tuesday, April 16th Results

Oyster Bay over Locust Valley, 6-5, Overtime
Friends Academy over Clarke, 17-2
Massapequa over Oceanside, 13-8
Mattituck/Greenport/Southold over Hampton Bays, 12-7
Mineola over West Hempstead, 10-6
Huntington doubles Harborfields, 10-5
Miller Place edges Bayport-Blue Point, 6-5
Jericho over New Hyde Park, 13-2
Comsewogue blanks Bellport, 11-0
Westhampton over Mount Sinai, 5-1
Shoreham-Wading River over Islip, 11-7
Seaford over Island Trees, 13-3
Syosset over Port Washington, 11-5
Rocky Point edges Glenn, 9-8
Sayville handles Kings Park, 16-1
Roslyn over Herricks, 12-1

Highlights

Miller Place 6, Bayport-Blue Point 5: Jake Buonaiuto scored one second before the half, off a feed from James Nielsen, to give Miller Place a 6-2 lead. Matt Liantonio made two lead-saving stops with under two minutes left in the fourth quarter. Liantonio made 14 saves for Miller Place (5-1) in Division II.

Any all conference or all county predictions?

Why does Cold Spring Harbor play in section 8 if they are a Suffolk school?

Wednesday, April 17th Results

Garden City handles Wantagh, 9-1
Northport over Whitman, 14-8
Hewlett over Plainedge, 8-5
Bronxville over Weathampton, 6-5, Overtime
Calhoun over Great Neck South, 13-4
West Islip over Hauppauge, 13-9
Long Beach over Bellmore JFK, 13-7
Commack edges Pat-Med, 6-5
Sachem North handles Floyd, 11-1
Smithtown East cruises past West Babylon, 17-3
Carey over South Side, 8-5
Sachem East over Riverhead, 7-5
Middle Country over Copiague, 10-3
East Islip over North Babylon, 14-6
Farmingdale edges Hicksville, 7-6, Overtime
Ward Melville over Half Hollow Hills East, 15-3
Sewanhaka over Wheatley/Carle Place, 14-3
Bethpage crushes Lawrence, 19-1
East Meadow over Valley Stream District, 12-3
Manhasset over Lynbrook, 10-6
Great Neck North over Malverne/East Rockaway, 6-2

Highlights

Garden City opened a 6-0 first quarter lead over Wantagh and coasted to a 9-1 final.

Ted Forst scored the game-winning goal in overtime for Bronxville after the team came back to tie the score at 5-5 with a 3-1 final quarter winning margin.

West Islip 13, Hauppauge 9: Ryan Wieczorek had four goals and two assists to lead West Islip (6-1) in Division I.

Commack 6, Patchogue-Medford 5: Shaun McMahon scored both the tying and winning goal. He tied it with 9:23 left in the fourth quarter and won it with 5:18 left. Austin Smith assisted on the game-winning goal. Sean Mcnierney made 13 saves for Commack (3-4) in Division I.

Farmingdale 7, Hicksville 6: Chris Lopez scored the game-winning goal 46 seconds into overtime. Lopez also sent the game to overtime with a goal at the final buzzer. Tom McPartland added three goals for Farmingdale (2-1) in Conference I.

Standings For Section XI Boys Lacrosse - April 17th

Team Name	League Record	Overall Record	Total Points
DIV I
Ward Melville	6-0-0	7-0-0	148.320
West Islip	5-1-0	6-2-0	136.320
Smithtown East	5-1-0	6-1-0	130.320
Smithtown West	5-1-0	6-1-0	128.160
Riverhead	5-1-0	7-1-0	122.200
Northport	4-1-0	5-1-0	120.660
Connetquot	5-1-0	6-2-0	119.860
Hauppauge	3-1-0	4-1-0	114.500
Sachem North	3-3-0	4-3-0	109.500
H H Hills West	3-3-0	4-3-0	108.660
Bay Shore	3-3-0	5-3-0	107.990
Patchogue-Medford	3-2-0	4-2-0	107.000
Walt Whitman	2-4-0	4-4-0	103.320
Lindenhurst	3-3-0	5-3-0	101.330
East Islip	2-2-0	3-3-0	100.860
William Floyd	2-3-0	2-5-0	96.670
Sachem East	2-4-0	2-6-0	96.660
H H Hills East	1-4-0	2-4-0	93.660
Commack HS	2-4-0	2-5-0	86.860
Longwood	1-4-0	1-6-0	86.660
Middle Country	1-4-0	1-6-0	84.830
West Babylon	1-4-0	1-6-0	82.000
North Babylon	1-5-0	2-6-0	81.830
Copiague	1-5-0	2-6-0	79.530
Brentwood	0-5-0	0-7-0	76.860
DIV II
Shoreham WR	6-0-0	6-0-0	143.290
Eastport/SManor	5-1-0	6-2-0	133.990
Miller Place	5-1-0	7-1-0	133.520
Sayville	5-1-0	6-1-0	132.320
Comsewogue	5-1-0	7-1-0	131.910
Bayport-Blue Pt	5-1-0	7-1-0	120.440
Babylon	4-2-0	4-3-0	119.000
Huntington	4-2-0	4-3-0	118.290
Rocky Point	3-3-0	4-4-0	112.320
Westhampton	3-4-0	3-4-0	110.240
Islip	2-3-0	3-4-0	105.660
Kings Park	2-4-0	4-4-0	104.280
Bellport	3-3-0	3-4-0	100.400
Harborfields	2-3-0	2-5-0	97.340
EH/BH/PIER	3-4-0	3-6-0	95.240
Mt. Sinai	3-3-0	5-3-0	94.690
Elwood/J Glenn	2-4-0	3-4-0	86.360
Center Moriches	2-4-0	3-4-0	84.350
Matt/Gpt/Shld	1-5-0	3-5-0	81.830
Deer Park	1-5-0	2-6-0	73.490
Hampton Bays	0-6-0	0-7-0	66.860
McGann-Mercy	0-6-0	1-6-0	66.860

Does anyone know why CSH isn't in section 11?

GC way too much for Wantagh to handle. Wantagh could not posess the ball. Wantagh made some adjustments on D in the 2nd quarter that slowed the bleeding but they were outmatched and outplayed. GC on top of their game.

Because the school wanted to play in a real lacrosse conference

I've always wondered why CSH a suffolk school plays in section 8 which is for Nassau. All of the other huntington schools play in section 11.

BOTC did some research on this topic.

The Hamlet of Cold Spring Harbor is solely in the Town of Huntington, Suffolk County, however the Cold Spring Harbor Central School District is partly in the Town of Huntington and partly in the Town of Oyster Bay and is therefore part of both Nassau and Suffolk Counties. While the School District is considered a Suffolk County District, the Cold Spring Harbor sports teams are considered to be part of Nassau County.

Thank you!

Because CSH is special and above the riff raff of blue collar 11.

your kidding right? You don't actually believe Section 8 has better teams than Section 11

They view themselves closer to the demographics (high income etc.) of Manhasset and GC than anybody else.

Thursday, April 18th Results

Babylon over Hampton Bays, 15-2 (12-1 Halftime)
Mount Sinai edges Kings Park, 12-11
St. Dominic over St. Raymond HS for Boys, 14-2
Bellport over East Hampton/Bridgehampton/Pierson, 9-5

Highlights

Mt. Sinai 12, Kings Park 11: Tied at 11 with :48 left in the game, freshman Matt Boscarino scored off an assist from Dan Bullis to give Mt. Sinai (4-3) in Division II. Mt. Sinai was down 11-10 with 1:26 left until senior Mike Faughnan scored his fifth goal of the game unassisted to tie things up.

You've just been baited into another of this sites rants

As Cold Spring Harbor is on the border of both Nassau is maller in size so travel to away games is much easier than hiking way out east also.

Nice excuse . You richies have personal helicopters to take you there. Lol.

The Hamlet of Cold Spring Harbor is solely in the Town of Huntington, Suffolk County.

The Cold Spring Harbor Central School District is partly in the Town of Huntington, Suffolk County and partly in the Town of Oyster Bay, Nassau County.

While the Cold Spring Harbor Central School District is considered a Suffolk County school district, the Cold Spring Harbor High School sports teams are considered Nassau County.

The "Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724" ZIP Code postal zone is partly in the Town of Huntington, Suffolk County and partly in the Town of Oyster Bay, Nassau County.

many kids going to CSH have Syosset mailing addresses (Adam Ghitelman comes to mind)

Friday, April 19th Results

Smithtown East over Sachem North, 12-8
Half Hollow Hills West over Brentwood, 20-2 (20-1 Halftime)
Farmingdale over East Meadow, 7-2
Massapequa over Hicksville, 14-1 (9-0 Halftime)
Connetquot over West Babylon, 17-10
Great Neck North over Wheatley, 13-5
Lindenhurst over Longwood, 16-10
Sachem East over East Islip, 13-2
Friends Academy blanks Island Trees, 17-0 (11-0 Halftime)

Lowlights

BOTC's first "Lowlights" Column of the season - and the winner is the coach of Half Hollow Hills West. All we can say is summarized in one word : "Really"?

Lest Friends Academy - the home of the Quakers - thinks they escape the "Lowlights" column with a 17-0 win, rest assured that we have this covered. Seriously, how do coaches allow this to happen?

Highlights

Smithtown East 12, Sachem North 8: James Tenbrink had five goals and one assist and Brian Willetts added four goals for Smithtown East (7-1) in Division I. Brian Balkam had 15 saves.

I see that the boys are as equally reckless!

Saturday, April 20th Results

Suosset over Oceanside, 14-6
Uniondale doubles Freeport, 6-3
Elmont edges Great Neck South, 16-15
Jericho over Mepham, 12-3
New Hyde Park over Herricks, 13-4
South Side over Calhoun, 11-2
Floral Park over Division, 5-4
Lynbrook over Bethpage, 10-2
North Shore over Hewlett, 17-13
Cold Spring Harbor over Mineola, 14-4
Middle Country over Riverhead, 10-7
Comsewogue over Glenn, 11-8
Eastport-South Manor over Mount Sinai, 9-4
Harborfields over Sayville, 13-10
Huntington over Bishop Guertin, 10-6
Kings Park over Mattituck/Greenport/Southold, 14-5
St. Mary's over St. Dominic, 9-3
Bellport over Stamford, 9-6
Great Neck North over Long Island Lutheran, 12-3
Shoreham-Wading River over Duxbury (MA), 9-7
Wantagh over Roslyn, 14-9
Ward Melville over Garden City, 7-3
Westhampton over Plainview JFK, 9-4
Northport over Smithtown West, 16-6
St. Anthony's over Wilton (CT), 14-4
Long Beach over Carey, 9-7
John Jay over Manhasset, 8-4

Highlights

Ward Melville scored four unanswered goals in the final stanza to defeat Garden City, 7-3, in a featured Long Island match. Ward Melville held the edge 2-1 heading into halftime. Christian Mazzone had three goals and Jack Bruckner added a goal and two assists for Ward Melville (9-0) in its non-division win.

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

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

Team Name	League Record	Overall Record	Total Points
DIV I
Ward Melville	7-0-0	8-0-0	148.810
West Islip	6-1-0	7-2-0	141.470
Smithtown East	6-1-0	7-1-0	134.060
Smithtown West	6-1-0	7-1-0	132.200
Northport	5-1-0	6-1-0	124.760
Bay Shore	4-3-0	6-3-0	117.610
Riverhead	5-2-0	7-2-0	117.350
Connetquot	5-2-0	6-3-0	114.240
Sachem North	4-3-0	5-3-0	113.610
Hauppauge	3-2-0	4-2-0	113.140
H H Hills West	3-4-0	4-4-0	107.150
East Islip	4-2-0	5-3-0	105.920
Sachem East	3-4-0	3-6-0	105.480
Walt Whitman	2-5-0	4-5-0	101.900
Lindenhurst	3-3-0	5-3-0	100.240
Patchogue-Medford	3-3-0	4-3-0	97.860
Commack HS	3-4-0	3-5-0	94.730
H H Hills East	1-5-0	2-5-0	93.810
William Floyd	2-4-0	2-6-0	93.800
Longwood	2-4-0	2-6-0	85.670
Middle Country	2-5-0	2-7-0	84.580
West Babylon	1-5-0	1-7-0	80.240
North Babylon	1-6-0	2-7-0	77.680
Brentwood	0-6-0	0-8-0	70.200
Copiague	1-6-0	2-7-0	68.770
DIV II
Shoreham WR	7-0-0	7-0-0	150.470
Comsewogue	6-1-0	8-1-0	139.460
Miller Place	5-1-0	7-1-0	131.380
Eastport/SManor	5-2-0	6-3-0	130.230
Sayville	5-2-0	6-2-0	127.370
Huntington	5-2-0	5-3-0	126.440
Babylon	5-2-0	5-3-0	122.340
Bayport-Blue Pt	6-1-0	8-1-0	122.290
Westhampton	3-4-0	3-4-0	112.320
Rocky Point	3-4-0	4-5-0	109.040
Bellport	4-3-0	4-4-0	104.140
Harborfields	3-3-0	3-5-0	98.060
Kings Park	2-5-0	4-5-0	98.030
Islip	2-4-0	3-5-0	97.620
Mt. Sinai	4-3-0	6-3-0	97.310
EH/BH/PIER	3-5-0	3-7-0	90.900
Elwood/J Glenn	3-4-0	4-4-0	90.880
Matt/Gpt/Shld	2-5-0	4-5-0	85.850
Center Moriches	2-5-0	3-5-0	75.340
Deer Park	1-6-0	2-7-0	73.230
Hampton Bays	0-7-0	0-8-0	67.340
McGann-Mercy	0-7-0	1-7-0	63.530

still not reported by BOTC - Baldwin boys lax defeated Hempstead on Friday April 19th.

Originally Posted By: Anonymous
Because the school wanted to play in a real lacrosse conference

...Ward Melville over Garden City, 7-3

...Do you like Apples?

Nice write up in Newsday about the CSH 8th grader making big contribution to the varsity team. Great talent.

great kid, incredible talent

Why was St. Anthony's / Don Bosco game cancelled today?

Heard that Bosco asked to have it rescheduled for later in the season

Friends will shut down CSH. Easy win for the Quakers

Monday, April 22nd Results

Connetquot outduels Half Hollow Hills East, 16-15, 2OT
Huntington over Center Moriches, 13-2
Shoreham-Wading River over Bayport-Blue Point, 15-4
Seaford over Uniondale, 13-6
Miller Place over East Hampton/Bridgehampton/Pierson, 15-7
Mattituck/Greenport/Southold over Deer Park, 8-7
Westhampton over Bellport, 9-4
Babylon over Rocky Point, 7-6
Sachem North over Sachem East, 12-8
Kings Park over Mercy, 21-0 (18-0 Halftime)
Lindenhurst over North Babylon, 18-13
Islip over Hampton Bays, 14-5
Long Island Lutheran over Portledge, 11-1
Great Neck South over New Hyde Park, 14-11
Malverne/east Rockaway over Lawrence, 12-5
Northport over Hauppauge, 11-5

Highlights

Connetquot 16, Half Hollow Hills East 15 (2OT): Tied at 15 with 1:30 left in the second overtime, Matthew Oehl scored off an assist from Tyler Nason to give Connetquot (7-2) the win in Division I. Connetqout was down 15-14 in regulation until Tyler Rifice scored unassisted with :0.9 on the clock to force overtime. Rifice finished with four goals, Nason had three goals and two assists, and Mike [lacrosse] added four goals and two assists.

Babylon 7, Rocky Point 6: Ray Wardell had four goals, including a score with 2:21 left to lift Babylon (6-2) in Suffolk Division II. Nick Santorelli added three goals and an assist and scored early in the fourth to tie the score at 6 for Babylon.

Newsdays Top Ten Boys Lacrosse Rankings - April 22nd

1. Chaminade (7-0)
2. Ward Melville (9-0)
3. Garden City (6-2)
4. St. Anthony's (7-2)
5. West Islip (7-2)
6. Northport (8-1)
7. Massapequa (7-1)
8. Syosset (6-3)
9. Shoreham-Wading River (8-0)
10. Smithtown East (8-1)