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Freeport
 
Friends Academy
5:00PM
 

Valley Stream
 
Mineola
5:00PM
 

  
Hicksville
 
Clarke
5:00PM
 

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Seaford
 
St John
11:00AM
 

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Floral Park
 
LI Lutheran
12:00AM
 

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Oceanside
 
Plainedge
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Thursday, March 28, 2024 Game Results

A few results from games played early today in Nassau County...

Jericho 11, Bellmore JFK 7
Jericho improved to 4-1 with a Nassau Conference B win over visiting Bellmore JFK. Senior attackman Jack Person totaled six points by way of three goals and three assists and goaltender Brandon Klein made 16 saves for the Jayhawks. Bellmore JFK (1-2) was led by senior midfielder Raymond Torchia who scored five goals and junior goalie Jack LaGalia who made 15 saves. CJ Siegler won 16 of 22 faceoffs for the Cougars.   [ BOX SCORE


East Meadow 12, Hempstead 5
Bryan Tauber scored five goals and Jack Caracciola had four goals and three assists to lead East Meadow (1-2) past Hempstead in Nassau Conference A. Marchello Romano added four assists for the Jets. [ BOX SCORE

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Massapequa 10, Syosset 8

A great rivalry was renwed today with a matchup between traditional Class A powers, Massapequa and Syosset. With the development of the Power League this season, a game normally played in early May took place in late March but did not disappoint in terms of intensity and big plays.
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March 28, 2003: Nick Tintle scored four goals and added seven assists for MacArthur in its 15-1 win over Elmont.

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Game Results for March 27, 2024

Herricks 18, Valley Stream 2
Herricks (2-2) attackman Troy Madden totaled thirteen points (3g-10a) and teammate Riley Royals added five goals in Nassau A Conference play.    [ BOX SCORE

Carey 5, Long Beach 5 OT
James McGrath scored with 1:58 left in overtime for Carey in a 5-4 win over Long Beach in Nassau B Conference play. Carey (2-0) was led by Chris Obertis (3g-0a) and Rich Metzger in goal who finished with 15 saves. Luke Hartman scored two goals for Long Beach (2-1) and sophomore Aiden DeRupo made a dozen saves in goal.   
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Calhoun 9, Roslyn 2
Nick Voll led Calhoun (4-0) with four goals and Mark Restivo made 12 saves in the victory over Roslyn (1-3). Harley Finkelstein added a goal and three assists for the Colts. Jacob Goldberg made nine saves for the Bulldogs.  
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Mepham 15, Elmont 2
Undefeated Mepham (3-0) was led by Owen Heller (2g-4a), Liam Williams (1g-3a), and James Henningson (3g-0a). Elmont (0-2) junior Juluis Sylvain-Jankins made 17 saves in the loss.    [ BOX SCORE]

New Hyde Park 13, Sewanhaka 1
Senior AIdan Garvey totaled his 200th career point helping New Hyde Park past Sewanhaka in Nassau B. Garvey had six goals and three assists in the game. Cody McClean scored five goals and added three assists for NHP (2-1)
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Jericho 16, Great Neck South 5
Josh Rubin had ten points (4g-6a) for Jericho, who improved to 3-1. Tyler Chawla (4g-2a) and Hudson Gingold (4g-0a) had strong games for Jericho. Jacob Munayirji won 16 of 23 faceoffs  in the win. [ BOX SCORE]

Division 14, Great Neck North 5
Timothy Stanley (4g-1a) and Chris Gordon (4g-0a) did the damage offensively for Division (1-2). Cristian Barone made 13 saves in goal, going the distance for the win. Daniel Perlman scored three goals for the Blazers (1-3) and Brian Scheidt was again outstanding with 17 saves.    [ BOX SCORE

Manhasset 10, Farmingdale 7
Manhasset received strong performances from Patrick Arnold (1g-2a), Michael Mondiello (2g-1a), and Luca Petruccelli (2g-1a) to remain undefeated at 3-0.  Visiting Farmingdale (2-2) was led by Sal Posillico (3g-1a), Caden Lennon (3g-0a), and goaltender Jimmy Caputo (10 saves). [ BOX SCORE

Cold Spring Harbor 10, Island Trees 9 OT
Kian McCoy scored four goals and added an assist and John Echezuria had three goals and an assist for Island Trees (1-1).  Anthony Saragossi made 14 saves for the Bulldogs.   [ BOX SCORE

South Side 9, Port Washington 5
South Side (4-0) improved to 4-0 with a Power League win over Port Washington (0-3).  Michael Melkonian won 12 of 16 faceoffs and scored two goals for the Cyclones while Owen West scored three times and Cole DiPietro had a goal and two assists. Max Enyon and Finn (George) Meyer each made six saves for the Vikings. [ BOX SCORE]

Garden City 13, Wantagh 8
Charlie Koester (3g-2a), Tommy Esposito (1g-4a), Ben Smith (3g-1a), Dan Mejdid (3g-1a), and Carson Kraus (3g-1a) all had big games for Garden City (3-0) in a Power League victory over Wantagh (1-2).  Dylan and Jake Martini each scored three goals for Wantagh.     [ BOX SCORE]

MacArthur 12, Glen Cove 0
MacArthur was led by were Ryan Sheehan (1g-3a), and Ryan Fitzgerald (4g-0a) in a Nassau Conference B victory over Glen Cove. Caden Cullen and Scott Nelson each made three saves to earn the shutout of the Big Red (1-2). It was the second shutout this season for MacArthur (3-1). Matteo Cameron made 21 saves for Glen Cove.  [ BOX SCORE]

Kellenberg 13, Locust Valley 7
Owen Hickey (2g-1a) had two goals and an assist in a non-league loss at Kellenberg. Grayson Iannotti made 10 saves for the Falcons (1-2). 
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North Shore 17, Lawrence 0
Senior Matthew D'Aversa had seven goals and two assists to lead North Shore over Lawrence (0-4) in Nassau Conference C/D. Angelo Anobile and Sawyer DeSeve each had two goals and two assists for the Vikings (1-2). [ BOX SCORE

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GAME RESULTS FOR TUESDAY MARCH 26

Welcome to the Tuesday wrap-up on BLaxEight! Let's start in Conference A:

OCEANSIDE-9 PLAINVIEW JFK-2: The Oceanside trio of Dillon Tveter, Jacob Stern and Liam Reynolds dominated the face-off X, winning 13 of 15 face-offs. Leading the Sailors scorers were Brady Nardone with 3 goals and 2 assists and Michael Madden with 4 assists. Luke Miller scored 2, including his first career goal. Max Schwartzberg and Alex Kantrowitz scored for Plainview.  [ BOX SCORE

BALDWIN -19 UNIONDALE 3: Brady Mahler (7g, 3a) Logan Kirchner (2g,3a) and Jake Davidson (4g) led Baldwin to it's 22nd consecutive victory over Uniondale. Knights goalie Dennis Argueta had 14 saves and Tristen Greenwood won 12 faceoffs.  [ BOX SCORE

FREEPORT -5 HEMPSTEAD -1: Freeport registered their first win behind Goalie Malik Grover's 10 saves. James Martini (2g), Anthony Pinto (1g,1a) and Landon Daley (2a) paced the Red Devil offense with 2 points each.           [ BOX SCORE

Moving to Conference C/D action:

SEAFORD -14 WHEATLEY/CARLE PLACE -6: Daniel Barone and Peter Barone each had 2 goals to pace Seaford in their win over Whealtley/Carle Place. Daniel also added 4 assists. Nicholas Pascarella led the Wild Frogs with 3 goals and 1 assist, while Blake Lyons had 2 and 2. WCP goalie James Demakopoulos made 16 saves.  [ BOX SCORE

FLORAL PARK -11 NORTH SHORE -10 (2ot):  Steven Baranoski's 5th goal was the game winner for Floral Park in the 2nd overtime. Marcus Mega and Owen Sanchez each scored 2, while Sean Hallock had 14 saves for the Kinghts. North Shore's Sawyer DeSeve paced the Vikings with 4 goals and 2 assists. Angelo Anobile and Cole Gibstein each scored 2.   [ BOX SCORE

BETHPAGE -15 MALVERNE/EAST ROCKAWAY -2:  The Golden Eagles had 11 different scores in their 15-2 win over Malverne/East Rockaway. Leo Cataldo won 11 of 13 faceoffs for the Golden Eagles, while Tommy Lagen, Andrew Reinhardt, James Lipetri and Bryce Wylie led the scorers with 2 goals each.  [ BOX SCORE

PLAINEDGE -19 WEST HEMPSTEAD 4:  Fifteen different players scored for Plainedge including Casey Aner, Billy Dundon and Domenico Moscato with 2 each. Yosel Sevilla led the Rams with 2 goals. [ BOX SCORE

MINEOLA -14 HEWLETT -7:  Jack McCormack had 4 goals and 4 assists and Joe O'Connell added 4 and 3 to pace the Mustangs. McCormack now has 51 career assists. Rusty Carr was a perfect 12 for 12 at the face-off X for Mineola. [ BOX SCORE

BELLMORE JFK -1 LAWRENCE -0: Bellmore JFK was awarded a forfeit victory over Lawrence. Next up for the Cougars will be Jericho on Thursday.

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GAME RESULTS: Monday, March 25, 2024

South Side 13, Cold Spring Harbor 9
Undefeated South Side (3-0) defeated Cold Spring Harbor (0-2) in Power League play.  Owen West scored four goals and Cole DiPietro had three goals and an assist. Michael Melkonian won 21 of 26 faceoffs for the Cyclones and Cullen Lynch added two goals and an assist. [ BOX SCORE

MacArthur 9, Great Neck North 1
MacArthur (2-1) was led offensively by Ronan Donnelly (1g-3a) and Ryan Fitzgerald (3g-0a). General goaltenders Scott Nelson (2) and Caden Cullen combined for seven saves. Great Neck North (1-2) sophomore goaltender Brian Scheidt made  19 saves in the loss.  [ BOX SCORE

Locust Valley 16, Clarke 0
Nine different players scored for Locust Valley (1-1) including Harrison Blair (2g-3a), Shane Pollard (2g-3a), Owen Hickey (3g-1a), and Philip Terrell (2g-2a). Grayson Iannotti made six saves for the Falcons to earn the shutout win over Clarke (0-3).  Grayson is an eighth-grader! [ BOX SCORE

Farmingdale 8, Roslyn 5
Junior Dean Kott scored a career high four goals to lead Farmingdale (2-1) past Roslyn in non-league. Sal Posillico chipped in with two goals and an assist and Jimmy Caputo made 12 saves. Roslyn (1-2) freshman Gavin Ryback scored three goals. [ BOX SCORE

Jericho 11, Plainview JFK 9
Tyler Chawla led Jericho (2-1) with four goals and one assist and teammate Josh Rubin had three goals and four assists. Brandon Klein finished with 11 saves and eclipsed 400 total career saves mark. Sophomore midfielder Christopher Tripoli scored a career-high six goals for Plianview JFK (1-1). [ BOX SCORE

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Summary From Rare Sunday Action In Nassau County!

Seaford 9, Bethpage 3
There was one game played yesterday, a rare Sunday tilt between Seaford and Bethpage that saw the Vikings come away with a 9-3 victory. Senior defenseman Jake Anzelone was a monster, finishing with two goals, an assist, 12 ground balls, and two caused turnovers. Peter Barone added 3 goals for Seaford (1-0). Jake Kelly led the Golden Eagles (1-1) with nine saves and Bryce Wylie tallied a goal and an assist.  [ BOX SCORE

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GAME SUMMARIES FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd

Plainview JFK 15, Freeport 6
Sophomore Josef Saueracker totaled nine points (5g-4a) for Plainview JFK in an opening day win over Freeport. Nick Altmann (3g-3a), and Christopher Tripoli (3g-2a) were also major offensive contributors for the Hawks. [ BOX SCORE

Plainedge 14, Locust Valley 7
Owen Donnellan led Plainedge (2-1) with four goals and three assists. Jack O'Connor scored four goals for the Red Devils and Jake Anglim, Matthew Barry, and Nick Coscino combined to win 12 of 17 faceoffs. Owen Hickey (3g-1a), and Philip Terrell (3g-0a) were the high scorers for the Falcons (0-1). [ BOX SCORE

Mepham 15, Herricks 6
Mepham (2-0) was led offensively by Alessandro Walaitis (5g-0a) and Owen Heller (4g-1a). Dylan Honerkamp totaled 11 saves for the Pirates. [ BOX SCORE

Floral Park 17, West Hempstead 3
Owen Sanchez (2g-3a), Steven Baranoski (2g-2a), Ben Meighan (2g-2a), and James Gorman (2g-1a) were the offensive stars for Floral Park (2-0) in Nassau Conference C/D. West Hempstead (0-1) received  two goals from Stephen Poirot in the loss. [ BOX SCORE

Wheatley/Carle Place 13, Clarke 1
Blake Lyons (2g-4a) and Nicholas Pascarella (3g-2a) led the Wheatley/Carle Place offense in home victory over Clarke (0-2). Luke Parise won all 15 of his faceoffs for Wheatley/Carle Place (1-2).    [ BOX SCORE

Friends Academy 7, Bellmore JFK 1
Raymond Torchia scored the lone goal for Bellmore JFK  and Jack LaGalia made eight saves in the loss.  [ BOX SCORE

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Late Result From March 22nd: Manhasset 7, Cold Spring Harbor 6

Manhasset 7, Cold Spring Harbor 6
A battle of defending state champions last night was a physical slugfest with the Indians coming out on top, 7-6. Patrick Arnold led Manhasset with two goals and two assists and teammate Daniel Kolin finished with two goals and an assist. Matt Im finished with ten saves in goal for visiting Manhasset (2-0). Junior Alex Bauer led Cold Spring Harbor with three tallies. 

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FRIDAY, MARCH 22nd GAME SUMMARIES

South Side 12, Syosset 7
South Side (2-0) was led ofensively by Michael Aiello (2g-2a), Cole DiPietro (3g-1a), and Cullen Lynch (3g-1a). Michael Melkonian won 16 of 21 faceoffs and Michael Muscarella made 11 saves for the Cyclones. David Disque scored two goals and added two assists for Syosset (0-2). [ BOX SCORE

Oceanside 15, Baldwin 5
Dylan Tveter, Jacob Stern, and Liam Reynolds won a combined 20 of 24 faceoffs to lead Oceanside past Baldwin. Brian Kraemer scored three goals and added an assist for the Sailors, and teammates Andrew Dato scored three goals and Michael Madden had two goals and three assists. Logan Kirchner and Brady mahler each scored two goals for the Bruins.  [ BOX SCORE

Carey 13, Jericho 1
Ethan Pelzer scored four goals and added two assists and Chris Obertis and three goals and an assist to lead Carey (1-0) past Jericho. Josh Aviles won all 14 of his faceoffs taken for the Seahawks. Josh Rubin scored the lone goal for Jericho (1-1).    [ BOX SCORE

Calhoun 17, Elmont 1
Calhoun improved to 3-0 with a dominant win over visiting Elmont. Nicholas Voll (5g-2a), and Harley Finkelstein (2g-3a) were the high scorers for the Colts.  [ BOX SCORE

Long Beach 14, Sewanhaka 1
Maverick Chernoff scored four goals to lead Long Beach over Sewanhaka. Rory Ahern added two goals and three assists as nine different players scored for the Marines. [ BOX SCORE

Roslyn 16, Glen Cove 1
Josh Berger (4g-1a), Spencer Cymbler (3g-1a), and Charlie Samter (3g-1a) were the high scorers for Roslyn (1-1). Ethan Goldberg (8 of 9) and Mason Wagman (7 of 7) won 15 of 16 faceoffs for Roslyn. Glen Cove (1-1) goalie Matteo Cameron made 14 saves in the loss, including the 400th of his career.     [ BOX SCORE

New Hyde Park 14, Great Neck North 4
Aidan Garvey (4g-4a), Nicholas Garofalo (2g-5a), and Cody McLean (5g-1a) were the leading scorers for New Hyde Park in a home voctory over Great Neck North. Dan Perlman and Aidan Lam each score two goals for the Blazers (1-1).  [ BOX SCORE

Commack 8, Massapequa 7
Jack Garguilo scored three goals for Massapequa (1-2) in a home non-league loss to Commack. Michael Jannotte made twelve saves for the Chiefs. Down by two at halftime, Commack outscored Massapequa 5-2 in the second half to earn the victory. [ BOX SCORE

MacArthur 14, Division Avenue 3
Jake LaRocca scored two goals for Division Avenue (0-2) in a home loss to MacArthur (1-1). [ BOX SCORE

Island Trees 11, Lynbrook 3
Joseph Filocamo (1g-4a), John Echezuria (4g-0a), and Kian McCoy (3g-0a) were the high scorers for Island Trees in the Bulldogs opening game at Lynbrook (1-1).  Anthony Saragossi finished with ten saves for Island Trees. Caiden Lung made 17 saves for Lynbrook (1-1).  [ BOX SCORE

Mineola 15, Malverne-East Rockaway 4
Mineola improved to 2-0 behind the scoring of Jack McCormack (6g-1a), Joe O'Connell (1g-4a), and Rusty Carr (3g-1a). Carr also won 11-18 faceoffs. Matthew Delligatti finished with two goals and an assist for Malverne-East Rockaway (1-1). [ BOX SCORE

Valley Stream 6, Lawrence 0
Nabil Oza scored two goals and added an assist and Anthony Vitulllo had a goal and two assists for Valley Stream (1-1) in non-league. [ BOX SCORE

Bayport-Blue Point 8, Wantagh 7
Down 8-3 entering the fourth, Wantagh rallied by scoring four straight goals but the rally fell just short in an 8-7 non-league loss to Bayport-Blue Point. Dylan Martini, Jake Martini, and Luke Martini each scored two goals for the Warriors and Gianni Passaro made 15 saves.  [ BOX SCORE

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GAME RESULTS FOR FRIDAY MARCH 22

 

OCEANSIDE 15 - BALDWIN 5:  The Sailors jumped out to a 10-1 halftime lead enroute to a 15-5 victory over Baldwin. Oceanside faceoff trio of Dylan Tveter, Jacob Stern and Liam Reynolds won a combined 20 of 24 faceoffs. Dylan Bender had 3 caused turnovers while holding Baldwin's Brady Mahler scoreless.

CAREY 13 - JERICHO 1: The Carey attack of Ethan Pelzer (4g/2a), Chris Obertis (3g, 1a) and Christian Todaro (2g,1a) led the Seahawks scoring, while Josh Aviles was a perfect 14 for 14 at the faceoff X. Josh Rubin scored the lone Jayhawk goal.

CALHOUN 17 - ELMONT 1: Nick Voll led the Colts scoring with 5 goals. This is the 7th win in a row for Calhoun over Elmont dating back to 2001. Vincent Lafey scored for Elmont.

LONG BEACH 14 - SEWANHAKA 1: Nine different players scored for Long Beach in their 14-1 victory over Sewanhaka. Leading the Marines were Maverick Chernoff with 4 goals, Rory Ahearn with 2 goals and 3 assists and Charlie Conway with 1 goal and 2 assists.

ROSLYN 16 - GLEN COVE 1: Leading the scoring for Roslyn in their 16-1 victory over Glen Cove were Josh Berger (4g, 1a) Spencer Cymbler (3g, 1a) and Charlie Samter (3g, 1a). This is the 8th win in a row for the Bulldogs over the Big Red. Glen Cove goalie Matteo Cameron had 14 saves, including his 400th career save.

NEW HYDE PARK 14 - GREAT NECK NORTH 4:  Cody McClean had a career high 5 goals and 1 assist to lead the Galdiators over Great Neck North. Aidan Garvey (4,4), Logan Hargrove (3gs) and Nick Garofalo (2g, 5a) rounded out the NHP scoring. Goalie Matt Muntzenberger recorded 7 saves for his first career win. Daniel Perlman and Aidan Lam each scored 2 for the Blazers.

ISLAND TREES 11 - LYNBROOK 3: Island Trees avenged their season ending loss to Lynbrook with an 11-3 victory. Leading the way for the Bulldogs offense were John Echezuria (4g), Kian McCoy (3g) and Joseph Filcarno (1g, 4a). Junior goalie Anthony Saragossi made 10 saves in the victory.

MINEOLA 15 - MALVERNE/EAST ROCKAWAY - 4: Jack McCormack scored 6 goals and Rusty Carr and John Cosgrove each scored 3 enroute to the Mustang victory. MER goalie Matt Larin recorded his 200th save.   

COMMACK 8 - MASSAPEQUA 7: Commack outscored Massapequa 3-1 in the 4th quarter to take the 8-7 victory. The Chiefs were led by Jack Garguilo with 3 goals.

MACARTHUR 14 - DIVISION 3:  MacArthur outscored Division 10-1 in the 2nd half to pull away with the win. Jake Larocca had 2 goals for the Blue Dragons.

SOUTH SIDE 12 - SYOSSET 7: Michael Melkonian won 16 of 21 faceoffs as South Side beat Syosset 12-7 in their power league debut. Cole DiPietro and Cullen Lynch each scored 3 goals and Michael Aiello and Owen West added 2 apiece. Michael Muscarella had 11 saves for the Cyclones. 

VALLEY STREAM 6 - LAWRENCE 0:  The Valley Stream goalie tandem of Junior Roberts and Landon Somerville held Lawrence scoreless in Valley Stream's 6-0 victory over Lawrence. Nabil Oza (2g,1a) and Khaiden Ward each scored 2 in the victory. 

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THURSDAY, MARCH 21st GAME RESULTS

Plainedge 13, William Floyd 11
Jack O'Connor (3g-1a), and Domenico Moscato (3g-0a) were the high scorers for Plainedge in a non-league win over host William Floyd. Senior Vincent Fuentes made 13 saves for the Red Devils. [ BOX SCORE

Oyster Bay 14, East Meadow 6
Oyster Bay (1-1) was led by Jake Macri (5g-1a) and Joseph Sapienza (3g-2a).  Sophomore George Henry won 14 of 19 faceoffs for the Baymen. Jack Caracciola had three assists and Bryan Tauber scored three goals for East Meadow. Jackson Reger made 17 saves for the host Jets.    [ BOX SCORE

Half Hallow Hills 15, Port Washington 5
Joe Braunshweiger scored two goals and Max Enyon made eight saves for Port Washington (0-2) in a non-league loss to visiting Half Hallow Hills. 
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Malverne-East Rockaway 15, Valley Stream 4
Sophomore attackman Matthew Delligatti (6g-5a) had 11 points to lead Malverne-East Rockaway. Jaden Taylor won 12 of 14 faceoffs and Brian Christodoulou made six saves in the victory. Imran Paul and Nabil Oza each scored two goals for Valley Stream. [ BOX SCORE

Farmingdale 15, North Shore 4
Brendan O’Keefe had four goals and an assist and Caden Lennon had three goals for Farmingdale (1-1). Sophomore JJ Damo won 14 of 19 faceoffs. Matthew D'Aversa scored four goals and Griffin Pinter made 21 saves for host North Shore. [ BOX SCORE

Mepham 16, Great Neck South 2
Leading the scoring for Mepham (1-0) was James Henningson (3g-2a), Liam Williams (3g-2a), Alessandro Walaitis (3g-1a), Owen Heller (2g-2a), and Michael Grizzard (3g-1a). [ BOX SCORE

Calhoun 11, West Babylon 7
Leading the scoring for Calhoun (2-0) was Harley Finkelstein (4g-1a) and sophomore midfielder Nicholas Voll.  Freshman Michael Nicholson won 14 of 22 faceoffs and Mark Restivo made 10 saves for the Colts. [ BOX SCORE

Hewlett 4, Wheatley-Carle Place 3
Colin Hosik scored two goals and Nicholas Pascarella had two assists for Wheatley-Carle Place in a 4-3 loss to Hewlett. [ BOX SCORE

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20th GAME RESULTS

Lynbrook 17, Lawrence 0: Twelve different players scored for Lynbrook in a Conference C/D victory over host Lawrence. Benet Voltano led the Owls with two goals and three assists while goalies Caiden Lung and Luca Palleschi combined for the shoutout.   [ BOX SCORE

Floral Park 15, New Hyde Park 6
Owen Sanchez (2g, 4a) had six points and Steve Baranoski, Marcus Mega, and Ben Meigan each scored for goals for Floral Park. Aiden Garvey had a goal and three assists for host New Hyde Park.   [ BOX SCORE

East Islip 13, Syosset 10
David Disque led Syosset with five goals in a non-league loss to East Islip. Owen Azevedo won 14 of 26 faceoffs for the host Braves. Matt McIntee and Matt Baldino each had three goals and two assists for East Islip.   [ BOX SCORE

Great Neck North 13, Clarke 2
Dan Perlman scored six times to lead visiting Great Neck North past Clarke. Charlie Li added three goals and Brian Sheidt made 12 saves for the Blazers.   [ BOX SCORE

Wantagh 13, Kellenberg 6
Dylan Martini had five goals and an assist and Jake Martini scored four goals to lead Wantagh past Kellenberg in non-league. Gianni Passaro made 13 saves for the Warriors and Will Greaves won 11 of 19 faceoffs.   [ BOX SCORE

Garden City 12, Farmingdale 2
Denis Fargione made 10 saves to lead a Garden City defense that shut out host Farmingdale for three full quarters in the opener for both teams. Carson Kraus led Garden City with five goals and an assist, and teammate Andrew Ottomanelli scored four goals. [ BOX SCORE

Herricks 16, Hicksville 2
Herricks bounced back from an opening day loss to rout Hicksville, 16-2. Troy Madden led all scorers with two goals and nine assists and Riley Royals added five goals and an assist for the Highlanders. Goalie Ayden Khan made 15 saves for the winners. Frederick Giovanelli led Hicksville with 12 saves.   [ BOX SCORE

Mineola 14, Division Ave 12
Jack McCormack scored seven goals and added an assist to lead host Mineola over Division Avenue in the highest scoring game of the day. Rusty Carr scored three goals and won 16 of 28 faceoffs for the Mustangs. Jake Larocca (4g, 2a) and Liam Burns (2g, 2a) were the high scorers for Division Avenue.   [ BOX SCORE

Hewlett 9, Oyster Bay 7
Luke Rochler won 13 of 20 faceoffs and had a goal and an assist to lead Hewlett past Oyster Bay in Conference C/D. CJ Maiorano scored three goals for the winners while Jake Macri had two goals and two assists for Oyster Bay.   [ BOX SCORE

South Side 16, Harborfields 6
Michael Melkonian won 15 of 20 faceoffs ansd scored a goal to lead South Side past Harborfields in non-league. Griffin Mills led all scorers with four goals and two assists and Owen West (3g, 2a), Michael Aiello (2g, 3a), and Cole DiPietro (2g, 3a) each had five points for the Cyclones. [ BOX SCORE

Bayport-Blue Point 7, Massapequa 5
Visiting Bayport-Blue Point scored four second quarter goals and held Massapequa scoreless in the first half. Michael Jannotte totaled 15 saves and Tyler Byrnes scored two goals for the Chiefs (1-1).   [ BOX SCORE

Bethpage 7, MacArthur 0
Jake Kelly (6) and Joey Traversa combined for seven saves for Bethpage as the Golden Eagles shut out MacArthur, 7-0. Charlie Abramo and Chase Solliday each scored three goals for Bethpage.     [ BOX SCORE

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TUESDAY, MARCH 19TH GAME RESULTS

Manhasset 10, Roslyn 7
Manhasset won their eighth consecutive game dating back to last season, and are now 39-5 dating back to the 2022 season.  Junior attackman Daniel Kolin and senior A/M Patrick Arnold each scored three goals for the Indians. Josh Berger and Spencer Cymbler each scored three goals for Roslyn. Liam Healy and Matt Im combined for sux saves for Manhasset while their counterpart, Jacob Goldberg made ten saves for the Bulldogs. 
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Long Beach 10, Plainedge 6
Long Beach was led by Rory Ahearn with three points (2g,1a) and Maverick Churnoff, Thomas Cieleski, and Cian Donaghy each scored twice.  Jeffery Wang won 11 of 18 faceoffs for the host Marines. Sophomore Aiden Derupo finished with eight saves for the winners. Junior Owen Donnellan (3 assists) and senior Jack O'Connor (3 goals) were the offensive leaders for Plainedge.
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Glen Cove 9, East Meadow 8
East Meadow stormed out to an 8-2 halftime lead before Glen Cove rallied in the second half, ouscoring the Jets 7-0 to secure the one goal victory in double overtime. Nick Ladeairous scored his sixth goal in the 2nd OT to give the Big Red the victory. Matteo Cameron had 15 saves including a one on one at the end of regulation to preserve the tie. John Lianos (2g, 1a) and Ben Conger-Kielbasa (1g) also scored. Bryan Tauber had four goals and Jack Carraciola had 4 assists for East Meadow.  [ BOX SCORE

Calhoun 12, Hewlett 3
Junior Harley Finkelstein scored six goals to lead Calhoun to the road victory at Hewlett. Luke Rochler had two assists for Hewlett and won 12 of 19 face-offs for Hewlett. Daniel Lankri made 13 saves in the loss. Mark Restivo (8) and Nicholas Greci combined for 11 saves for Calhoun. Leading by a goal at halftime, Calhoun outscored Hewlett 9-1 in the second half to secure the victory.   [ BOX SCORE

Huntington 13, Port Washington 8
Huntington used a 6 goal 3rd quarter to pull away from Port Washington 13-8. Brendan Lang led the Viking scoring with 3 goals, and 5 others added one. Goalie Finn Meyer had 10 saves for Port. The Blue Devils were led by Daniel McNulty (3g, 2a) and Colin Lennon (3g). Goalie Will Fallon had 9 saves in the victory.

Jericho 7, Wheatley/Carle Place 5

Jericho used a 6-1 second half to erase a 4-1 halftime deficit. Dylan Chawla and Josh Rubin led the way for the Jayhawks each scoring 3 goals, Chawla also added 2 assists. Brandon Klein had 10 saves in the victory.

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Monday - MASSAPEQUA 15, HERRICKS 6
Senior Jack Garguilo scored five goals and added an assist to lead Massapequa past Herricks in the opening game in Nassau County of the 2024 season. Sophomore Tyler Byrnes had a goal and four assists for the Chiefs, who have won five straight games against Herricks. Leading the scoring for Herricks was junior attackman Troy Madden with four points (2g, 2a). Defenseman Gavin Lamere had ten ground balls and two caused turnovers for the Highlanders. Both teams will play again Wednesday, with Herricks at Hicksville and Massapequa hosting the Phantoms of Bayport-Blue Point.
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2024 SEASON PREVIEW PART FOUR: CLASS C AND D

Nassau Class C lacrosse in 2024 has a different look to it with defending state champion Manhasset moving up to Class B. Joining the Indians are a senior-laden South Side team and a Carey squad that looks to be much improved. This shift leaves Wantagh as the top-dog in Class C, with a number of other schools hoping to make it to Hofstra in May and raise the championship trophy.
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2024 SEASON PREVIEW PART THREE- CLASS B PREVIEW

Nassau Class B in 2024 looks to be a dogfight between Garden City, Manhasset, and South Side. The Trojans won the NYS Class B championship last year, while Manhasset was the NYS Class C champion. Both are now fighting for the chance to win Nassau...
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2024 SEASON PREVIEW PART TWO- CLASS A PREVIEW

Class A in Nassau appears to be pretty wide open this year, as defending champion Farmingdale suffered some heavy graduation losses from their NYS Class A finalist team in 2023....

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2024 SEASON PREVIEW PART ONE: SEEDING

With the start of the 2024 season just a week away, it's the perfect time for a preview of the upcoming campaign. This spring boys lacrosse in Nassau County will have a different league/conference alignment for the first time in several years with the creation of a select power conference. This grouping of teams represents some of the strongest programs in Nassau and takes into account recent finishes as well as potential for the upcoming season. These teams will play each other once, creating some intriguing matchups, while maintaining traditional rivalry games such as the Woodstick Classic. "Basically, the Power (Select) Conference was developed to bring better competition for the highest ability teams in Section VIII as well as allowing other, lesser skilled teams to compete successfully" said Jim Amen, Jr., the long-time Coordinator for Boys Lacrosse in Nassau County. 

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LOOKING BACK AT THE 2023 SEASON

2023 was a banner year for lacrosse in Nassau County with fifty-one teams competing with over 1,745 athletes on varsity rosters. There were 429 regular season games played and the 199 conference games determined the regular season champions. Farmingdale (Class A), Garden City (Class B), and Manhasset (Class C/D) each finished on top with 8-0 records in conference play. 

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The Origins of Nassau County Lacrosse

The origins of scholastic lacrosse on Long Island can be found in New York City with the Public School Athletic League (PSAL). The PSAL was formed thanks to the work of Dr. Luther Halsey Gulick by the New York City Board of Education in 1903. 

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Metropolitan-Long Island Lacrosse League Champions, 1926-1960

Check Out the list of Metropolitan-Long Island Lacrosse League Champions from 1926-1960.

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