Class C Quarterfinal Results

#1 Wantagh 12, #8 Plainedge 2
Sophomore Devin Paccione had two goals and four assists and Will Greaves won 14 of 18 faceoffs to lead top-seeded Wantagh past Plainedge, 12-2. Kyle Conklin made 14 saves for the Warriors (14-3). The Red Devils finished with a record of 10-8.  [ BOX SCORE] 

#2 Seaford 11, #7 Lynbrook 10 OT
Trailing 9-5 entering the fourth quarter, Seaford rallied to outscore Lynbrook 5-1 in the final period and won the game in overtime to advance. Daniel Barone had two goals and three assists and Time Navin scored four goals for the Vikings (13-4). Caiden Lung made 15 saves, Luke Dantona scored four goals, and Michael Hendrickson won 16 of 23 faceoffs for the Owls (10-8).   [ BOX SCORE] 

#3 Island Trees 15, North Shore 10
Kian McCoy had eight goals and an assist to lead Island Trees over North Shore. John Echezuria added four goals and an assist for the Bulldogs who improved to 11-6. North Shore finished with a record of 10-6. [ BOX SCORE] 

#5 Bethpage 7, #4 Floral Park 2
Jake Kelly made 12 saves to lead Bethpage (12-5) to the upset over Floral Park in the Nassau Class C quarterfinals. The Golden Eages shut over the Knights for three quarters and Andrew Reinhardt scored four goals and added two assists for the winners. Floral Park finished at 13-4.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Class A Quarterfinal Results

#1 Farmingdale 10, #8 Plainview JFK 5
Top seeded Farmingdale raced out to an 8-1 first quarter lead and cruised past Plainview JFK, 10-5. Brendan O'Keefe had three goals and an assist and Sal Posillico had three assists for the Dalers (12-5). Jake Ilardo had 22 saves for the Hawks who finished the year with a record of 10-7.  [ BOX SCORE] 

#2 Massapequa 21, #7 Hicksville 2
Braden Tucker scored five times and Aidan Stanton won 15 of 18 faceoffs for Massapequa in the Chiefs victory of Hicksville. Twelve different players scored goals for Massapequa. Hicksville finished the year at 10-7.  [ BOX SCORE] 

#3 Syosset 19, #6 Herricks 5
David Disque totaled ten points (6g, 4a) to power Syosset past Herricks, 19-5. Brody Waxer had five goals and an assist for the Braves (9-8). Tommy Gaudiuo had two goals and an assist for Herricks (12-5).  [ BOX SCORE] 

#4 Port Washington 12, #5 Oceanside 5
Will Ahmuty had four goals and an assist to lead Port Washington past Oceanside, 12-5.  Tommy McCarvill added two goals and two assists and Griffin Marvin won 12 of 18 faceoffs for the Vikings (4-11). Oceanside finished the year with a record of 11-6.  [ BOX SCORE] 

2024 Nassau County Playoffs Are Here!

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Mepham Defeats New Hyde Park in Class B

Nassau Class B Outbracket Game

Mepham 15, New Hyde Park 9
Mepham scored five unanswered goals in the first quarter and never looked back in their Nassau Class B outbracket game victory over New Hyde Park. The Pirates, the #7 seed in the B classification, were led by James Henningsen with five goals and an assist and Liam Williams with two goals and three assists. Mepham (11-5) advandes to face #2 seed Garden City on Friday at Garden City High School at 4:30 pm. #10 seed New Hyde Park finishes the season with a record of 6-10.   [ BOX SCORE] 

Plainedge Tops Mineola in Class C

Nassau Class C Outbracket Game

Owen Donnellan had four goals and two assists and Jack O'Connor scored five times to lead #8 seed Plainedge past #9 Mineola in the Nassau Class C outbracket round.  Plainedge broke open a close game at halftime by outscoring Mineola 5-0 in the third quarter and 7-1 in the fourth. The Red Devils (10-7) advance to meet top seeded Wantagh in the quarterfinals on Friday. The game will be at Wantagh HS and we will have the exact time of the contest as soon as it has been determined. Mineola finished the season at 10-7.   [ BOX SCORE] 

Long Beach Advances in Class B

Nassau Class B Outbracket Game

#8 seed Long Beach (11-6) advanced past #9 MacArthur in the Nassau Class B outbracket round. Maverick Chernoff and Luke Hartman each scored three goals and added an assist for the Bulldogs. Long Beach will play #1 seed South Side on Friday. The exact time and location will be posted on blaxeight.com as soon as we have the information. MacArthur finishes the season at 9-8.     [ BOX SCORE] 

Lynbrook Earns Shutout Win in Class C Oubracket Game

Caiden Lung made 15 saves to lead #7 seeded Lynbrook to a 5-0 victory over #10 Wheatley/Carle Place in the Nassau Class C playoffs. With the win, the Owls (10-7) advance to the quarterfinal round where they will play at #2 Seaford on Thursday. Bennet Voltano led Lynbrook with three goals and teammate Derek Sandorfi added a goal and an assist. Wheatley/Carle Place finished the year with a record of 9-9.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Wheatley/Carle Place Advances in the First Playoff Game of 2024

Nassau County Class C Play-In Game

Wheatley/Carle Place 7, Hewlett 6, 2OT
Blake Lyons scored in the second overtime on a pass from Nic Pascarella to lead Wheatley/Carle Place over Hewlett in a Nassau Class C play-in game. With the victory, the Wildfrogs advance as the #10 seed to play at Lynbrook, the #7 seed, today in a first round game at the Marion Street School in Lynbrook.
Wheatley/Carle Place scored the last three goals of the game, after trailing by two in the fourth quarter. Matt Babino scored to tie the game at six with 3:25 left in regulation. Lyons led the Wildfrogs (9-8) with two goals and four assists and James Demakopoulos made eight saves in goal. Daniel Lankri made 16 saves for the Bulldogs, who finished the season at 8-8.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Nassau County Playoffs Start Today!

South Side, the top seed in Class B, is looking to win their first title since 2004. 

The 2024 Nassau County Boys Lacrosse playoffs start today with Hewlett visiting Wheatley/Carle Place in a play-in game for the #10 seed in the Class C bracket. 

The Class B and C qualifying games are tomorrow with seeds number 7-10 in each classification matching up to earn the right to play in the quarterfinal round. The C quarterfinals are on Thursday, May 16th and the B's play on Friday, May 17th. 

The Class A tournament starts this Thursday with the quarterfinal round. Class D, the smallest of the Nassau tourneys, begins on May 20th at Hofstra with #2 Oyster Bay and #3 Friends Academy matching up in a semifinal game. The winner plays Cold Spring Harbor in the championship on May 23rd. 

Farmingdale (Class A), Garden City (Class B), and Cold Spring Harbor (D) are defending champions in their respective classifications. The move of Manhasset to Class B this season means that a new champion will be crowned in Class C this year. 

To see the complete 2024 Nassau playoff brackets, click here: 2024 Nassau Brackets

Last Games Of The 2024 Regular Season!

In the very two last games of the regular season in Nassau County before the playoffs begin, Friends Academy defeated Plainview JFK 11-10 and Chaminade downed Manhasset, 12-4. 
Friends improved to 10-6 with the non-league victory, and the Quakers will play Oyster Bay in the Class D semifinals on May 23rd. Plainview was led by Nick Altmann and Alex Kantrowitz who each had three goals and an assist, and Christopher Tripoli had two goals and two assists. The Hawks are now 10-6 and will play at Farmingdale in the quarterfinal round of the Class A playoffs on Thursday. 
In the annual Regs Rock Day of Heroes game, the Flyers (11-4) finished their season with a win over the host Indians (10-6). Chaminade scored the first four goals of the game and never trailed in the annual game played in honor of Jimmy Regan, a Manhasset resident, Chaminade alum, and Duke graduate who was killed while serving as a US Army Ranger in Afghanistan on February 9, 2007. 

Nassau County Playoff Seeding

The Nassau County playoff seeding was determined on Friday night.  The seeding is as follows:

* Wheatley/Carle Place and Hewlett tied for 10th place in Class C. The two teams will play a play-in game on Monday, May 13th at Wheatley/Carle Place. The exact location and time of the game will be posted as soon as it becomes available. 

Port Washington and Syosset Pick Up Late-Season Victories

Port Washington and Syosset picked up non-league victories on the last Friday of the Nassau County regular season. The Vikings defeated visiting Long Beach 15-5, and the Braves downed CHSAA opponent St. John the Baptist, 12-3. Steve (5) and Joe Braunshwiger combined for eight goals for Port Washington (3-11) and Brendan Lang added two goals and two assists for the winners, who oustscored the Marines 9-1 in the middle two quarters. Rory Ahern scored twice for Long Beach (10-6). At Syosset, the host Braves improved to 8-8 at the expense of the Cougars, who finished their regular season with a record of 14-4. 

Farmingdale Downs CSH in the Final Power League Game of the Season

The Power League portion of the Nassau County boys lacrosse schedule came to an end yesterday with Farmingdale downing Cold Spring Harbor by the score of 10-6. Sophomore JJ Damo won 15 of 16 faceoffs and Sal Posillico scored three goals and had an assist for the Dalers (11-5). It was the fifth straight win for Farmingdale, who will be the top seed in the Class A playoffs. Cold Spring Harbor is 9-6 and will be the #1 playoff seed in Class D.  [ BOX SCORE] 

In the only other game played yesterday, Valley Stream finished its season by defeating Uniondale in Conference A, 7-6.
Shaun Torchenaud scored a goal and had three assists and Luke Tartamella had two goals and an assist for Valley Stream (5-11). The Knights (1-14) were led by Adrian Ayala who finished with three goals and an assist.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Wednesday, May 8th Game Results

Today marked the last full day of the regular season in Nassau County. Only five games remain over the next three days before the officlal end of the season and the start of the playoffs. Some of the key results were:

South Side 15, Long Beach 6
South Side finished the season with a 14-1 record after a road win over Long Beach. Michael Melkonian was double trouble for the Marines, as he scored three goals and won 21 of 24 faceoffs for South Side. Timmy Monzon scored twice for Long Beach (10-5). The win assured South Side of the top seed in upcoming Class B playoffs.   [ BOX SCORE] 

Wantagh 15, Syosset 10
Sophomore Devin Paccione had three goals and four assists and Will Greaves won 20 of 27 faceoffs to lead Wantagh (13-3) past Syosset in Power League play. Wantagh will be the top seed in the Class C playofs that begin next week. Brody Waxer finished with four goals and two assists for Syosset (7-8).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Manhasset 7, Massapequa 6
Manhasset sneaked past host Massapequa, 7-6. The Indians are now 10-5, with one game remaining, the annual Regs Rock game against Chaminade. Tyler Byrnes scored twice for the Chiefs (8-8) and Michael Jannotte made nine saves in goal.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Island Trees 12, North Shore 9
Leading the scoring for Island Trees (10-6) were senior attackman John Echezuria with seven goals and one assist in an important Conference C/D win over North Shore. The Vikings (10-5) were led by Matthew D'Aversa who had three goals and an assist and Alex Choi who won 19 of 22 faceoffs.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Oyster Bay 7, Friends Academy 4
The Baymen defeated Friends for the first time since 2017 with a 7-4 road victory. Jake Macri led Oyster Bay (9-7) with two goals and an assist, and George Henry won 12 of 14 faceoffs. Senior defender Florence Campbell led the Quakers (9-6) with two goals.   [ BOX SCORE] 

In other games with full reported box scores:

Garden City 11, Port Washington 6
The Trojans won their eleventh straight game thanks to four goals each from Carson Kraus and Andrew Ottomanelli. Garden City is 14-2 and will be the #2 seed in the Class B playoffs. Ottomanelli leads Garden City with 47 goals. Max Eynon made 15 saves for the Vikings (2-11), who received two goals and an assist from Brendan Lang.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Seaford 15, Floral Park 6
Peter Barone had three goals and three assists to lead the Vikings past Floral Park. With a record of 13 wins against 3 defeats, the Vikings were undefeated against Conference C/D opponents, losing only to Power League squads and Kellenberg in non-league. Tim Navin added three goals and an assist for the winners. Steven Baranoski led Floral Park (13-3) with four goals.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Mineola 9, Locust Valley 4
Jack McCormack scored seven goals, Thomas Kowalzyck made 17 saves, and Rusty Carr won 12 of 16 faceoffs to lead Mineola (10-6) past Locust Valley in Conference C/D. Grayson Iannotti led Locust Valley (1-15) with 15 saves.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Malverne/East Rockaway 15, Clarke 10
Matthew Delligatti totaled eight points (4g-4a), and Cameron Lewis had seven (4g-3a) to lead Malverne/East Rockaway (5-11) over Clarke in Conference C/D. Lucas Barsuaskas and Joey Kern each had three goals and an assist for Clarke (2-14).   [ BOX SCORE] 

Results for Tuesday 5/7

Today marked the end of the regular season in Conference A and B.

OCEANSIDE 17 - UNIONDALE 0: Oceanside scored early and often, jumping out to a 9-0 first quarter lead. Twelve Sailors scored with Ethan Silber leading the way with 4 goals. Goalie Declan Costello had 3 saves in the shutout. Oceanside finishes 11-1 in league play.  [ BOX SCORE

HICKSVILLE 16 - EAST MEADOW 7: Hicksville defeated East Meadow in Conf A 16-7 . The Comets were led by Mike Gilbert with 5 goals & 1 assist, JT Kelly had 2 goals & 5 assists. The 5 assists pushes JT to 102 for his career. Brendan Dalton added 2 goals & 3 assists and Aidan Masterson had 2 goals. The Comets' goalie Freddy Giovanelli made 7 saves. Hicksville finishes at 8-4. East Meadow was led by Marcello Romano with 1 goal and 5 assists. Vincent Ronzo and Thomas Primrose each scored 2 for the 6-6 Jets.  [ BOX SCORE]

BALDWIN 15 - HEMPSTEAD 3: Baldwin took an early lead and kept control, throughout. Scoring for the Bruins were Brady Mahler with 5g 1a, Logan Kirchner 3g 3a, Jake Davidson 2g 3a, Preston Kirchner 4g 1a and Chad Henry 1g.  Othello Cook made 7 saves, giving the 7-5 Bruins their 24th win in a row over Hempstead. Hempstead's senior goalie Aidran Beltre recorded 15 saves pushing him over 600 for his career. The Tigers finish 1-11 in Class A.   [ BOX SCORE] 

PLAINVIEW 17 - VALLEY STREAM 0: Plainview JFK extended their winning streak to 5 with a shutout over Valley Stream. Thirteen different players scored goals for Plainview JFK led by Alex Kantrowitz (3g-1a), Josef Saueracker (3g-0a) and Ethan Schwartzberg with 4 assists. The Hawks finish 9-3 in conference play, while Valley Stream will finish later in the week.  [ BOX SCORE] 

In Class B:

CAREY 15 - GREAT NECK SOUTH 4: Carey had 8 different goal scorers in a 15-4 win over Great Neck South. Christian Todaro had 3 goals and 2 assists and Chris Obertis had 5 goals and an assist for Carey. Goalie Rich Metzger made 8 saves for the 11-1 Seahawks. Edwin Serpas (3g-1a) for Great Neck South who finishes 3-9.  [ BOX SCORE] 

CALHOUN 14 - MacARTHUR 2: Eight different players scored goals for Calhoun with Nick Voll leading the way with 2 goals and 3 assists. Mark Restivo had 11 saves with 1 goal against for the Colts who finish the regular season at a perfect 12-0. Ryan Fitzgerald and James McGee scored for the Generals who finish 7-5 in conference play. [ BOX SCORE] 

ROSLYN 10 - MEPHAM 9: In a game with major playoff implications, Roslyn held on for a 10-9 victory over Mepham. Spencer Cymbler had 4 goals for the Bulldogs and Gavin Ryback and Josh Berger each added 3 goals and 1 assist. Faceoff Specialist Ethan Goldberg was 21-2 on the day, pushing him over the 200 faceoff win mark. Mepham's James Henningsen and Alessandro Walaitis each had 2 goals and 1 assist and Devin Greene also scored 2. Roslyn finishes at 10-2 and Mepham at 9-3.   [ BOX SCORE]

JERICHO 16 - ELMONT 5: Leading the scoring for Jericho were Josh Rubin (4g-4a), Jack Person (3g-1a), and Tyler Chawla (3g-0a). Brandon Klein had 13 saves for the 6-6 Jayhawks. Elmont finishes 0-12.  [ BOX SCORE] 

GREAT NECK NORTH 13 - GLEN COVE 6: Tomer Zur led the Blazer offense with 5 goals and 1 assist.  Aidan Lam had 4 goals and Daniel Perlman  added 3 goals and 1 assist. Goalie Brian Scheidt had 26 saves for GNN who finish 3-9 in league play. Glen Cove Nick Ladeairous had 5 goals and 1 assist and Mark La Rocca added a goal. Ladeairous finishes the season with 57 goals, breaking the school record for goals in a season. The Big Red finish 2-10 in league play.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Stay tuned for the end of the regular season in the Power League and Conference C/D and the announcemnet of the playoff seeds!

Monday, May 6th- Last Week Of The Regular Season Begins

As we enter the last week of the regular season, Monday had a light schedule of games. Let's start on Conference B:

Long Beach 14, New Hyde Park 9
Long Beach (10-4) was led by Maverick Chernoff (2g-4a), Charlie Conway (2g-4a), Luke Hartman (4g-1a), and Cian Donaghy (4g-0a) in a win over host New Hyde Park (6-9). Cody McLean had three goals and Logan Hargrove added three goals for the Gladiators (6-9). [ BOX SCORE] 

In non-league contests:

Farmingdale 8, Island Trees 5
Brendan O'Keefe had five assists and Caden Lennon scored three goals to lead Farmingdale (10-5) over visisting Island Trees. For the Dalers Sal Posillico added two goals and an assist and Jimmy Caputo made 12 saves in goal. Dominick Rich led the Bulldogs (9-6) with two goals and two assists. Junior Anthony Saragossi made nine saves in goal for Island Trees, which raises his career total past the 400 mark. With the victory, Farmingdale now has won at least ten games in a season in 23 of the last 25 years. [ BOX SCORE] 

Syosset 10, Bethpage 6
David Disque scored five goals and had an assist to lead Syosset (7-7) over visiting Bethpage. Owen Azevedo won 9 of 11 faceoffs for the Braves. Leading the scoring for Bethpage (10-5) was Chase Solliday with two goals and an assist and Jake Kelly made 12 saves in the win.   [ BOX SCORE] 

Sewanhaka 11, Holy Trinity 6
Jeff Connor made 11 saves in the win. Defensemen Nate Bal scored his first career goal and Sam Castillo had three goals for the Indians (6-9). [ BOX SCORE] 

North Shore 14, Wheatley/Carle Place 5
Matthew D'Aversa totalked ten points (5g-5a) to lead host North Shore over Wheatley/Carle Place. Sawyer DeSeve added seven points (3g-4a) and Alex Choi won 17 of 23 faceoffs. Griffin Pinter totaled 20 saves for the Vikings. Wheatley/Carle Place (8-7) received two goals from Nicholas Pascarella in the loss. [ BOX SCORE] 

Hicksville 14, Oyster Bay 10
Aiden Cromwell (4g-2a) and Brendan Dalton (2g-4a) were the high scorers for Hicksville (9-6) in a non-league win over Oyster Bay (8-7). Frederick Giovanelli made 17 saves for the Comets. Joseph Gotti led the Baymen with four tallies and Jake Macri scored two goals, including the 100th of his career, while adding an assist.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Glen Cove 10, Malverne/East Rockaway 6
Ben Conger-Kielbasa led Glen Cove with four goals and one assist. Matteo Cameron made 15 saves saves for the Big Red, which pushed his career total over the 600 mark (610 total). Leading the scoring for Malverne/East Rockaway (4-11) was Matthew Delligatti (2g-2a) and Cameron Lewis (2g-1a).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Yesterday

There were a few notable games and performances yesterday as we rolled into May.

In the Power League:
South Side 7, Manhasset 5
South Side defeated Manhasset (9-5) for the first time since 2014, 7-5. The Cyclones (12-1) were leading 5-3 entering the fourth quarter and Cullen Lynch and Cole DiPietro scored to extend the South Side lead and ensure the victory. Michael Melkonian won 14 of 16 faceoffs and Michael Aiello scored four goals for the winners. With the victory, the Cyclones clinched the top seed in the upcoming Class B playoffs. [ BOX SCORE] 
Garden City 16, Syosset 7
Charlie Koester and Carson Kraus each had four goals and two assists to lead Garden City to their ninth straight victory. Luke Cascadden won 13 of 18 faceoffs and Denis Fargione made 11 saves for the Trojans (12-2). David Disque scored four goals for Syosset (6-7).  [ BOX SCORE] 
Farmingdale 7, Port Washington 4
Cuinn Sunde and Kevin Renneisen each scored two goals and Brendan O'Keefe had two assists to help Farmingdale defeat Port Washington. Joe and Steve Braunshweiger each scored a goal for the Vikings (2-9). With the victory, the Dalers (9-5) earned the top seed in the Class A playoffs.  [ BOX SCORE] 
Cold Spring Harbor 5, Massapequa 4
The Seahawks are becoming the kings of the close game, earning their fifth one-goal victory of the season by defeating visiting Massapequa, 5-4. Alex Bauer scored the game-winner with 18 seconds left in the game and added an assist for Cold Spring Harbor (9-4), while freshman Rocco Spallina led the Chiefs with two goals and an assist. Michael Jannotte made 15 saves for Massapequa (8-6).  [ BOX SCORE] 

In Conference B games:
Calhoun 8, Long Beach 6
The Colts improved to 13-1 by defeating Long Beach on the road, 8-6. Braden Garvey had a career high four goals in the win for Calhoun, and Mark Restivo made 15 saves to earn the victory in net. Freshman attackman Cian Donaghy led the Marines (8-4) with two goals and one assist.  [ BOX SCORE] 
Carey 14, Division Avenue 4
Chris Obertis had five goals and one assist and Ethan Pelzer had two goals and two assists for Carey in a 14-4 win over Division Avenue. Christian Todaro added four assists for the Seahawks (9-5). Cristian Barone made 12 saves for Division Avenue (6-7).
[ BOX SCORE] 
Mepham 13, Sewanhaka 0
Liam Williams assisted on 9 of the 13 goals for Mepham (9-4) in a shutout win over Sewanhaka. He added a goal, and the assist total pushed his career total the century mark, giving him 103 assists. Sewanhaka is 5-8.  [ BOX SCORE] 
New Hyde Park 16, Glen Cove 4
Cody McClean had six first quarter goals to lead lead the Gladiators past Glen Cove, 16-4. He finished the game with seven goals in all, and Nicholas Garofalo added three goals and two assists for NHP (6-7). Ben Conger-Kielbasa had three assists and Nick Ladeairous scored three goals for the Big Red (4-9). [ BOX SCORE] 
MacArthur 15, Great Neck South 2
Gavin Thompson had two goals and four assists for MacArthur in a home victory over the Rebels of Great Neck South (4-8). The Generals (9-5) trio of Jake Henschel, Dean Quitoni, and Bradley Schwartz combined to go 18 for 23 at the faceoff X.  [ BOX SCORE] 
Jericho 18, Great Neck North 17
Josh Rubin had six goals and three assists to lead Jericho past Great Neck North in the highest-scoring game of the 2024 season. Hudson Gingold had four goals and two assists for the Jayhawks. Daniel Perlman tied a Nassau County record by scoring 13 goals for the Blazers (4-8).  [ BOX SCORE] 

In Conference C/D:
Wheatley/Carle Place 9, Locust Valley 5
Nicholas Pascarella had four goals and an assist and Blake Lyons had three goals and two assists to lead Wheatley/ Carle Place (8-6) over visiting Locust Valley, 9-5. James Demakpoulos made 10 saves in goal and JJ Gagliardo had seven groundballs and four caused turnovers for the Wildfrogs. Charlie Pisciotta scored twice for the Falcons (1-13).  [ BOX SCORE] 
North Shore 9, Plainedge 8
The Vikings defeated Plainedge on the road in overtime. Matthew D'Aversa (3g-2a) and  Sawyer DeSeve (4g-0a) led North Shore (9-4) offensively and Alex Choi won 14 of 20 faceoffs. Own Donnellan score four goals for Plainedge (7-7).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Finally, in a Power League-Conference C/D crossover:
Wantagh 20, Seaford 6
Devin Paccione had three goals and five assists to lead Wantagh past Seaford, 20-6. The Warriors (11-3) had seven multiple goal scorers, including Luke Martini with five goals and led 17-2 at halftime. Tim Navin scored four goals for Seaford (9-4). With the victory, Wantagh will be the top seed in the upcoming Class C playoffs.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Perlman Scores 13 Goals For North

Great Neck North junior attackman Daniel Perlman scored thirteen goals yesterday in a 18-17 loss to Jericho. The thirteen markers ties the Nassau County record, set by Robert Campbell, also of Great Neck North, in 2013.  The previous record of twelve goals was set in 1962 by Alan Lowe when he played for Hempstead High School. Perlman scored 91 goals last year, the second highest total in Nassau history,  and finished the season as the high scorer in Section VIII with 115 points.
[ BOX SCORE] 

Results For April 30th

Herricks 18, Freeport 1
The Highlanders picked up a Conference A win at home against Freeport (1-12). Tommy Gaudio (4g-4a), Brayden Haase (4g-1a), Troy Madden (4g-1a), and Nate Kershaw (3g-2a) were the leading scorers for Herricks, who improved to 10-4 with the victory.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Oceanside 13, Baldwin 5
The Sailors had five players with two or more goals in a Conference A victory over neighboring Baldwin. Brady Nardone led the way with two goals and three assists.  Dylan Tveter (9-12) and Jacob Stern (7-7) combined to win 16 of 19 faceoffs for Oceanside (10-4). Logan Kirchner scored twice and added two assists for Baldwin (6-6).  [ BOX SCORE]

Hicksville 17, Hempstead 1
The Comets were led by Brendan Dalton and James Kelly who each had two goals and five assists in the Conference A win over Hempstead (1-12). Hicksville (7-6) had ten different goal scorers. [ BOX SCORE] 

Oyster Bay 12, Clarke 2
Oyster Bay (7-5) was led by Jake Macri (5g-2a), Joseph Gotti (2g-3a), and Jagger Romano (3g-1a) in the Conference C/D win over Clarke. George Henry won 16 of 18 draws for the Baymen. Elijah Richard made 11 saves for Clarke (2-12).    [ BOX SCORE]

Bethpage 14, Mineola 3
Andrew Reinhardt had five goals and four assists and Leo Cataldo won 16 of 17 face offs for Bethpage in a Conference C/D victory over Mineola. Anthony Guarasci added five points by way of four goals and an assist for the Golden Eagles (9-4). Jack McCormack scored twice for the Mustangs (9-5).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Lynbrook 11, Floral Park 8
Lynbrook defeated Floral Park, 11-8, in Conference C/D play. Steve Baranoski scored three goals for the Knights (12-2), giving him 101 for his career. Lynbrook is now 8-7.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Friends Academy 12, West Hempstead 0
Brett Cohen made 11 saves to earn the shutout victory for Friends Academy over host West Hempstead in Conference C/D. Clark Beard (2g-4a) and  Cooper Schultz (3g-2a) were the high scorers for the Quakers (8-4). Daniel Sanchez made 10 saves for the Rams (1-12). [ BOX SCORE] 

Island Trees 15, Bellmore JFK 2
John Echezuria had five goals and two assists to lead Island Trees in a Conference C/D game. KIan McCoy added four goals and an assist for Island Trees (8-4). Jack LaGalia made 14 saves for Bellmore JFK (4-9).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Malverne/East Rockaway 13, Lawrence 1
Matthew Delligati totaled six points (4g-2a) to lead Malverne/East Rockaway (4-9) over Lawrence in Conference C/D. Cameron Lewis added two goals and three assists for the winners. Lawrence is 0-12.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Plainview JFK 16, Uniondale 2
Nick Altmann and Alex Kantrowicz each scored three goals for Plainview JFK (8-5) in their Conference A triumph over visiting Uniondale. Christopher Tripoli helped the cause with two goals and three assists. Adrian Ayala scored both goals for the Knights (1-11).   [ BOX SCORE] 

Garden City Runs Win Streak to Eight on Monday

Garden City 8, Northport 4
The Trojans won their eighth straight game by defeating three-time Suffolk Class A champion Northport on the road, 8-4. Andrew Ottomanelli scored three goals and both Dan Mejdid and Carson Kraus scored twice to lead Garden City (11-2).  [ BOX SCORE] 

South Side 14, Roslyn 9
South Side improved their record to 11-1 with a 14-9 Conference B/Power League crossover win at Roslyn. Cornell commit Michael Melkonian won 20 of 25 faceoffs, Michael Aiello had four goals and five assists, and Cullen Lynch scored four times to lead the Cyclones. Josh Berger scored six goals for the Bulldogs (8-5).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Michael Melkonian won 20 of 25 faceoffs for South Side in a win over Roslyn
(Photo courtesy of @sideline_eebs)

MacArthur 13, Locust Valley 7
Ryan Fitzgerald scored six goals and added three assists to lead the Generals over host Locust Valley in non-league. Connor Larkin tallied two goals and assisted on two others for MacArthur (8-5). Will Nabet, Charlie Pisciotta, and Gavin Boyd each scored two goals for the Falcons (1-12).   [ BOX SCORE] 

Sewanhaka 12, West Hempstead 6
Kevin Papar totaled six points (3g, 3a) to lead Sewanhaka past West Hempstead in non-league. Steven Ortiz had two goals and two assists for the Indians (5-7), and Gavin Lee had four goals and two assists for the Rams (1-11).    [ BOX SCORE] 

Huge Weekend Wrap Up

Action Saturday from the exciting non-league game between Lynbrook and Oceanside
Photo courtesy of @sideline_eebs

Nearly twenty games, including several nail-biters against out-of-section opponents, took place on Friday and Saturday. Let's take a look at the results, starting with the aftorementioned non-league games:

Manhasset 6, Rumson-Fair Haven 5 OT
The Indians pulled out a overtime victory over of the top teams in the Garden State on Friday. The Bulldogs, undefeated in their first ten outings, were stopped by Manhasset (9-4) thanks to the heroics of sophomore midfiedler Tommy Leder, who scored the tying goal with 1.1 seconds on the clock left in regulation, and then tallied the overtime game winner. Patrick Arnold led the Indians with two goals and an assist and Matt Im made 11 saves. Manhaset had beaten RFH in New Jersey last year, 9-7.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Cold Spring Harbor 9, Rye 8, OT
Junior Alex Bauer was the hero for the Seahawks in the overtime win at Rye (6-3) of Section I (Westchester). Bauer, a Michigan commit, had two goals and two assists, including the game-winner in the extra period for Cold Spring Harbor (8-4). Andrew Mazzei had a game-high four goals and one assist for the Seahawks, who won two overtime games this week in Westchester. Rye is one of the top Class C schools in New York this season.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Somers 12, Carey 5
The Tuskers of Somers (Section I) traveled to Long Island for the second time this season and picked up a 12-5 victory at Carey (8-5) on Saturday. Somers (10-1) had lost less than two weeks ago at South Side, 14-9, but this trip was different as they scored four goals in three different quarters for the non-league win. Junior golaie Rich Metzger made 14 saves for the Seahawks, giving him an even 400 for his career. The boxscore can be found here:  [ BOX SCORE] 

Farmingdale 7, Haldane 4
In another Section VIII vs Section I matchup, host Farmingdale defeated Haldane, 7-4 on Saturday night. Jimmy Caputo made 16 saves for the Dalers, and Cuinn Sunde and Brendan O'Keefe tallied two goals each for Farmingdale (8-4). Haldane dropped to 3-7 with the loss.  [ BOX SCORE] 
                                                 Brendan O'Keefe, left, and Josh Kama scored for Farmingdale against Haldane Saturday

In overtime non-league games involving Nassau County teams on Saturday, Massapequa defeated Seaford, 10-9, and Lynbrook defeated Oceanside, also by the score of 10-9.  Jack Garguilo scored three goals including the game-winner on OT for the Chiefs (8-5). Michael Jannotte made 12 saves for Massapequa, who have won five of their last six games.  [ BOX SCORE] Oceanside was down 8-6 after three quarters but outscored the Owls 3-1 in the fourth to force the extra period. Brian Kraemer and Michael Madden easch scored three goals for the Sailors in the loss.  [ BOX SCORE] 

In a crossover between the Power League and Conference A, Syosset defeated Herricks, 17-10 on Friday. The Braves (6-6) were led by Giovanni Accardo who had eight assists and tallied one goal for nine points. David Disque (4g, 2a), and Brody Waxer (4g, 1a) were also top producers for Syosset, who led 14-2 at halftime. Tommy Gaudio had three goals and three assists for Herricks (9-4), giving him an even 100 for his career. To see the complete boxscore, click here:  [ BOX SCORE] 

In Conference B, Roslyn won their six consecutive game by beating New Hyde Park, 16-6 on Friday. Ethan Goldberg won 21 of 25 faceoffs and Charlie Samter scored three goals and assisted on two more for the Bulldogs (7-4). Both Aidan Garvey (2g, 1a) and Cody McLean (1g, 2a) totaled three points for the Gladiators (5-7). The boxscore is here: [ BOX SCORE] On Saturday, Mepham upset host Long Beach, 13-11. Alessandro Walaitis scored five goals and the combo of  Braedon Kehoe (11 of 15) and Anthony DiSalvo (7 of 13) won 18 of 28 faceoffs for the Pirates (8-4), who were the #8 seed in the Conference B preseason rankings. Maverick Chernoff had three goals and two assists for the Marines (8-3), who had been seeded #6 in the preseason rankings. Check ou the full scoring tallies here:  [ BOX SCORE] 

In Conference C/D, host Island Trees defeated Oyster Bay on Friday, 14-3. The trio of John Echezuria (4g, 3a),  Kevin Dromm (1g, 3a), and Kian McCoy (3g, 1a) combined for fifteen points for the Bulldogs (7-4). Jake Panetta (13) and Tyler Rosasco totaled 18 saves for the Baymen. (Boxscore: [ BOX SCORE] ) Floral Park (12-1) continued its winning ways on Saturday with a overtime victory at home against Plainedge, 9-8. Owen Sanchez score the winner, his third of the game, in the overtime period for the Knights. Owen Donnellan had four goals and two assists for the Red Devils (7-6). See that boxscore here: [ BOX SCORE] 

In other non-league game played Saturday, Wantagh remained hot by defeating Rocky Point of Suffolk, 14-2. It was all Martini's for the Warriors (10-3), as Dylan (2g, 2a), Jake (3g, 1a), and Luke (4g) combined for twelve points. Will Greaves went 15 of 15 at the faceoff X for Wantagh. Rocky Point is 1-10.  [ BOX SCORE] Roslyn won their second game in two days, stopping Locust Valley, 11-2. Josh Berger had two goals and three assists and freshman Gavin Ryback had three goals and an assist for Roslyn (8-4). [ BOX SCORE] Matthew D'Aversa had two goals and seven assists to lead North Shore (8-4) over Hewlett. Luke Rochler had a goal and three assists for the Bulldogs (7-5).  [ BOX SCORE] 
Jack McCormack had five goals and an assist, Rusty Carr won 13 of 19 face-offs and Will Massaro made 11 saves for Mineola (9-4) in the championship game of the Mustang Classic. Massaro was named Tournament MVP. James Demakopoulos made 22 saves for Wheatley/Carle Place (7-6).   [ BOX SCORE] 
Finally, Division held off Hicksville, 11-9. Leading the scoring for Division Ave was Liam Burns (2g, 3a) and Timothy Stanley (3g, 1a), and Camdon Davidson wion 14 of 21 faceoffs. James Kelly had four goals and an assist for the Comets. Both teams are 6-6.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Game Results For Thursday, April 25th

Island Trees 16, Locust Valley 6
John Echezuria (4g, 4a), Kevin Dromm (5g, 1a), and Kian McCoy (3g, 2a) were the offensive forces for Island Trees (6-4) in the Bulldogs 16-6 Conference C/D victory over Locust Valley (1-10). Charlie Pisciotta had two goals and an assist for the Falcons.    [ BOX SCORE] 

Baldwin 15, Freeport 3
Brady Mahler had eight points (6g-2a) and Logan Kirchner scored five goals to lead host Baldwin over Freeport (1-11) in Conference A. The Bruins (6-5) lead 10-0 at halftime.   [ BOX SCORE] 

Great Neck South 10, Glen Cove 8
Michael Azatyan led Great Neck South with four goals in a 10-8 victory over Glen Cove in Conference B. Robin Varughese made 14 saves for the Rebels (4-7). Matteo Cameron had 17 saves and Nick Ladeairous scored five second half goals for the Big Red (4-8).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Oceanside 14, Hempstead 2
Andrew Dato Brady Nardone, and Jack Passuello each scored three goals to lead Oceanside past Hempstead (1-11) in Conference A.  Dato and Nardone each added an assist for the Sailors (9-3). [ BOX SCORE] 

Farmingdale 10, Massapequa 3
Caden Lennon scored three goals and added an assist to lead host Farmingdale (7-5) past Massapequa in the Power League. Brendan O'Keefe had five points (2g, 3a) for the Dalers and was the game's high scorer. JJ Damo won 10 of 14 faceoffs and Josh Kama scored twice and added an assist for Farmingdale. 

Wednesday, April 24th-Wantagh Defeats Manhasset, GC and CSH Win in Westchester

Wantagh 8, Manhasset 6
Down 3-1 after the first, Wantagh outscored Manhasset (8-4) 7-1 in the second and third quarter to defeat the Indians, 8-6. Will Greaves won 17 of 18 faceoffs, Devin Paccione had two goals and two assists, and Dylan Martini had three goals and one assist to lead the Warriors (9-3). It was the first win for Wantagh against Manhasset since 2012. [ BOX SCORE] 

The Braves stormed out to a 6-1 first quarter lead and withstood a furious comeback in the second half to defeat Port Washington in the Power League. David Disque scored five goals, including the game-winner with 10:07 left in the fourth quarter. Brody Waxer added two goals and two assists for Syosset (5-6). Steve Braunshweiger scored three goals for the Vikings and Tommy McCarvill added two goals. Goaltenders Max Eynon of Port Washington (13) and Josh Weisenfeld of Syosset combined for 25 saves.   [ BOX SCORE]

Floral Park 6, Hewlett 4
Floral Park defeated Hewlett, 6-4, in a Conference C/D matchup. Steven Baranoski scored three goals and Ben Meighan totaled two goals and an assist for the Knights (11-1). Hewlett now is 7-4. [ BOX SCORE] 

Mineola 11, West Hempstead 1
Mineola improved to 8-4 overall with a dominant win over visiting West Hempstead. Joe O'Connell had six points (3g, 3a) and Jack McCormack had five goals and an assist for the Mustangs. Kayden Nuzzi scored the lone goal for the Rams (1-10). [ BOX SCORE] 

Calhoun 16, Jericho 3
Leading the scoring for Calhoun (12-1) was Harley Finkelstein with four goals and an assist and Braden Garvey and Nick Voll each had a goal and three assists. Jericho's Tyler Chawla scored two goals. The Jayhawks are now 8-5. [ BOX SCORE] 

Herricks 15, Baldwin 2
Herricks (9-3) won their sixth straight game by dominating Baldwin in Conference A. Riley Royals (6g, 0a), Troy Madden (4g, 1a), and Tommy Gaudio (1g, 4a) led the offensive assualt for the Highlanders. Baldwin fell to 5-5. 
[ BOX SCORE] 

Plainview JFK 18, Long Island Lutheran 4
Brett Lipins won 23 faceoffs to lead host Plainview JFK (6-5) over Long Island Lutheran in non-league. Nick Altmann led the way for the offense with seven points (4g, 3a) and Josef Saueracker added three goals and one assist. Long Island Lutheran is 1-5. [ BOX SCORE] 

Monday April 22nd Game Results

Wantagh 11, Farmingdale 4
Kyle Conklin made 15 saves to lead host Wantagh over Farmingdale (6-5) in Power League play. Jake Martini had three goals and three assists and Luke Martini scored four goals for the Warriors (8-3). [ BOX SCORE] 

North Shore 16, Lynbrook 8
Sawyer DeSeve (5g-5a) and Matthew D'Aversa (3g-4a) combined for 17 points to lead North Shore past Lynbrook in a non-league game. Alex Choi won 25 of 29 faceoffs and Griffin Pinter made 17 saves for the host
Vikings (6-4). Patrick O'Doherty tallied two goals and an assist and Michael Hendrickson scored twice for the Owls (6-6). [ BOX SCORE] 

Malverne/East Rockaway 12, Uniondale 5
Christian Page scored five goals and Cameron Lewis had a goal and five assists to lead Malverne/East Rockaway (3-8) past Uniondale in non-league. Matthew Delligatti added three goals for MER. Tristan Greenwood scored two goals and Dennis Argueta made 13 saves in goal for the Knights (1-9). [ BOX SCORE] 

Mepham 16, New Hyde Park 9
Mepham (7-3) outscored New Hyde Park 11-2 in the first en-route to an 16-9 Conference B victory. Alessandro Walaitis (5g-2a), Devin Greene (3g-2a), and Owen Heller (3g-2a) did the offensive damage for the Pirates. Cody McLean had four goals and an assist for New Hyde Park (5-6), giving him 102 career points. [ BOX SCORE] 

Herricks 7, Hicksville 6
The Highlanders (8-3) won their fifth consecutive game by defeating Hicksville in Conference A. Senior attackman Tommy Gaudio, who had two goals and an assist, scored the game winner with two seconds left in the game. Troy Madden scored three goals and Gavin Lamere scored one goal and won 11 of 15 faceoffs for Herricks. Jesse Bentrewicz had three goals and one assist and Freddy Giovanelli had 14 saves for the Comets (5-5).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Bellmore JFK 8, Freeport 7
Zach Greenseid had one goal and five assists for Bellmore JFK (4-7) in non-league. CJ Siegler went 13 for 15 at the faceoff for the Cougars. Freeport is 1-10 after the loss. [ BOX SCORE] 

Floral Park 10, Plainview JFK 8
Floral Park (10 -1) defeated Plainview JFK in a non-league game at Plainview. Steven Baranoski (4g-2a), Jack Gallagher (3g) and Marcus Mega (2g-1a) led the offensive charge for the Knights. Plainview is 5-5. [ BOX SCORE] 

South Side 13, Carey 4
Michael Melkonian won 17 of 18 faceoffs for South Side in a Conference B win over Carey (7-4). Owen West and Cullen Lynch both had three goals and Michael Aiello had one goal and four assists. South Side had nine different goal scorers in the game. Melkonian has won 74% of his faceoffs for the season. [ BOX SCORE] 

Garden City 12, Calhoun 5
The last remaining unbeaten team in Nassau fell today as Garden City defeated host Calhoun in Conference B play. The Trojans (9-2) used a dominant 6-1 third quarter to break open a close game and knock off the Colts (11-1). Nick Voll scored three goals in the loss for Calhoun.  [ BOX SCORE]

Garden City Wins the 140th Woodstick Classic

In a low scoring affair Garden City defeated Manhasset, 7-2, in the 140th Woodstick Classic, the oldest public high school lacrosse rivalry in the United States. The Trojans (8-2) rugged defense led the way, holding the Manhasset offense to two goals, one in each half, en route to the victory. The game, this year part of Power League play, will certainly have seeding implications for the Nassau Class B playoffs which are a little less than a month away. 
Garden City scored the first two goals, both unassisted and both from the strong left hand of senior attackman Andrew Ottomanelli (Holy Cross). Manhasset answered with a goal from Michael Mondiello (MIT) on a pass from Luca Petruccelli (Amherst) with nine seconds left in the first quarter. 
Sophomore midfielder Charlie Koester had a hand in the next two Trojan tallies. At the 8:36 mark of the second, he scored unassisted. Just less than four minutes later he found Dan Mejdid on the crease and Garden City had a 4-1 that they would take into halftime. The Indians scored the only goal of the third quarter, with Petruccelli hammering home a low shot that cut the Garden City lead to 4-2. 
But the Trojan defense would not succumb to the pressure. They were able to string together a few stops, and when faceoff specialist Luke Cascadden (Navy) scored off the draw to start the fourth quarter, the Garden City lead began to seem unsurmountable. Just over a minute after the Cascadden goal, Carson Kraus (Hamilton) scored unassisted to bring the lead to 6-2. On a night when the Garden City defense stood tallest, the last goal was perhaps the most emblamatic of their efforts. Defenseman Matt Kephart (Princeton) forced a turnover, sprinted downfield and fired a thirty yard pass to a cutting Kraus for the easy layup, making the final score 7-2 in favor of the Trojans. 

Big Saturday- Dalers Win in OT; Wantagh and Massapequa Take Non-League Tilts

Farmingdale 9, Syosset 8 OT
Brendan O'Keefe scored the tying goal with 2.9 seconds left in regulation and Dean Kott scored the game-winner with 49 seconds left in overtime to lead Farmingdale over Syosset, 9-8, in Power League play. O'Keefe finished with two goals and three assists for the Dalers (6-4), and Kott's goal was assisted by Sal Posilllico. Josh Weisenfeld made a career-high 15 saves for the Braves (4-6) and David Disque had two goals and two assists, giving him 47 points on the season.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Wantagh 18, Mamaroneck 7
The Warriors traveled to Westchester and picked up a non-league win over Mamaroneck, 18-7. Sophomore Devin Paccione had two goals and six assists, Luke Martin had five goals and assist, and Dylan Martini had three goals and an assist to pace Wantagh (7-3). Will Greaves continued his winning ways at the faceoff dot, taking 20 of 28 draws. The Tigers of Section One are now 5-3.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Massapequa 9, Hauppauge 3
Massapequa picked up an inter-county non-league victory over visiting Hauppauge (5-6). Michael Weigand was 11 of 14 on faceoffs and scored two goals for the Chiefs (7-4). Michael Jannotte made eight saves and Tyler Byrnes had two goals and an assist for Massapequa.
  [ BOX SCORE] 

New Hyde Park 17, Great Neck South 7
Cody McLean (6g, 4a) and Aidan Garvey (3g, 6a) combined for 19 points to lead New Hyde Park past Great Neck South in Conference B. Garvey picked up his 100th career assist in the game, and now has 239 career points. Edwin Serpas had five goals and an assist for the Rebels (3-7).   [ BOX SCORE] 

Jericho 17, Division Avenue 6
Josh Rubin totaled thirteen points with seven goals and six assists and was the high scorer in Nassau games today. His big day led Jericho past Division Avenue in Conference B. Tyler Chawla added five goals for the visiting Jayhawks (8-4). Tim Stanley scored three goals for Division Avenue (4-6).   [ BOX SCORE] 

Port Washington 17, Baldwin 2
The Vikings downed Baldwin in Conference A play by outscoring the Bruins 9-0 in the first half. Leading the Port Washington (2-7) attack was Tommy McCarvill with four goals and an assist, as nine different players scored for the Vikings. Baldwin is 5-4.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Herricks 16, East Meadow 3
Troy Madden had a goal and seven assists to lead Herricks over East Meadow in Conference A. Tommy Gaudio added six points (3g, 3a) for the Highlanders (7-3). East Meadow is now 6-7.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Long Beach 17, Elmont 1
Luke Hartman had three goals and three assists and Maverick Chernoff had two goals and two assists to power Long Beach past Elmont (1-9) in Conference B. Sophomore Charlie Conway had three goals and an assist for the Marines (7-2).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Mepham 14, Glen Cove 2
Owen Heller (2g-5a), James Henningsen (3g-2a), and  Liam Williams (1g-4a) were the high scorers for Mepham in a Conference B victory over Glen Cove. The Pirates (6-3) led 11-0 at halftime and had eleven different goal scorers in the game. matteo Cameron made 18 saves for the Big Red (4-7), giving him 170 for the season. [ BOX SCORE] 

Holy Trinity 8, Uniondale 7
Adrian Ayala scored two goals and added two assists for Uniondale in a non-league loss to visiting Holy Trinity (3-3). Dennis Argueta finished with 12 saves for the Knights (1-8). [ BOX SCORE] 

New Dorp 8, Hempstead 6
Erick Escobar and Jayden Polite each had two goals for Hempstead in an 8-6 non-league loss to New Dorp (7-6) . Adrian Beltre finished with 10 saves in goal for the Tigers (1-9).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Friday Results-Calhoun Defeats Carey, Floral Park Wins In OT

Friday saw an exciting number of games in Nassau, including two overtime games, Calhoun remaining as the sole undefeated team by stopping Carey, and South Side dowining visiting Somers of Section One (Westchester). The results are:

Calhoun 6, Carey 4
Calhoun won their 11th straight game by defeating visiting Carey in Conference B. Harley Finkelstein scored three goals and added an assist and Mark Restivo made 10 saves to lead a Colts defense that shutout Carey (7-3) in the second half. [ BOX SCORE] 

Floral Park 7, Bethpage 6 OT
Ryan Connolly scored an unassisted goal with 2:26 remaining in overtime to lead Floral Park past Bethpage in Conference C/D. Ben Meighan scored his second goal at the buzzer to force overtime for the Knights (9-1). Steven Baranoski led Floral Park with two goals and an assist. [ BOX SCORE] 

South Side 14, Somers 9
Michael Aiello had three goals and an assist and Cole DiPietro and Cullen Lynch both added three goals in a 14-9 win over previously undefeated Somers (8-1) of Section One.  Michael Melkonian won 14 of 23 faceoffs for the Cyclones (9-1). [ BOX SCORE] 

Wantagh 12, Cold Spring Harbor 7
Will Greaves won 19 of 22 faceoffs to lead Wantagh over Cold Spring Harbor (6-4) in Power League play. Jake Martini had five assists and scored once and Devin Paccione scored four goals and had two assists for the Warriors (6-3). Wantagh goalie Kyle Conklin totaled 20 saves in the win.  BOX SCORE] 

Oceanside 12, Freeport 2
Michael Madden had seven assists and Andrew Dato scored four goals to lead Oceanside (8-3) in Conference A. Freeport is now 1-8. 
[ BOX SCORE] 

Hicksville 11, Valley Stream 0
Freddy Giovanelli made seven saves to earn the shutout for Hicksville in Conference A play. James Kelly had two goals and four assists for the Comets (5-4), and Michael Gilbert added three goals and an assist in the win. Valley Stream fell to 4-7 with the loss. [ BOX SCORE] 

Hempstead 3, Uniondale 1
Hempstead picked up their first win of the season thanks to two goals from Chris Davila. Adrian Beltre made 14 saves for the Tigers (1-8) in the Conference A win, holding visiting Uniondale to one goal. Onell Webb Jr. had the lone marker for the Knights (1-7). [ BOX SCORE] 

Island Trees 11, Hewlett 7
Kian McCoy scored five goals and added two assists to lead Island Trees in Conference C/D over Hewlett. John Echezuria added two goals and three assists for the Bulldogs (5-4). Daniel Lankri made 16 saves for Hewlett (7-3) and CJ Maiorano scored three goals with an assist for the host Bulldogs.
 [ BOX SCORE] 

Seaford 16, Mineola 4
Tim Navin (5g-1a), sophomore attackman Peter Barone (2g-2a) did the scoring damage for Seaford in the Vikings (8-2) Conference C/D win over host Mineola (7-4). Jake Anzelone added three goals for the victors. [ BOX SCORE] 

North Shore 14, Locust Valley 3
Alex Choi won 16 of 19 faceoffs and Matthew D'Aversa totaled seven points (4g, 3a) to lead North Shore (5-4) over Locust Valley in Conference C/D. Eighth-grade attackman Tyler Curran added five points (3g, 2a) for the victors. [ BOX SCORE] 

Plainedge 14, Oyster Bay 2
Owen Donnellan had four goals and three assists and Jack O'Connor tallied five goals to power the Red Devils (7-4) past Oyster Bay in Conference C/D. Jake Panetta made 14 saves for the Baymen (5-4).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Lynbrook 15, Clarke 0
Derek Sandorfi scored three goals and had three assists to lead 13 different goal scorers for Lynbrook in the Owls shutout win over Clarke (2-10) in Conference C/D. Ryan Kehoe scored three times for Lynbrook (6-5). [ BOX SCORE] 

Malverne/East Rockaway 11, West Hempstead 10 OT
Jaden Taylor won 16 of 19 faceoffs and totaled three points and Brian Christodoulou earned his first varsity win in goal for Malverne/East Rockaway's overtime win over visiting West Hempstead (2-8). The game-winner was scored by Hudson Arnold, his second of the game. Matt Delligatti scored four goals for the Rocks (2-8) and Gavin Lee had two goals and four assists for the Rams. [ BOX SCORE] 

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Results for Thursday, April 18

Baldwin 11, East Meadow 8
Brady Mahler scored four goals and Logan Kirchner scored three  goals and added an assist to lead Baldwin past East Meadow in Conference A action. Othello Cook made 11 saves for the Bruins (5-3). Jack Caracciola (2g, 3a) and Bryan Tauber (3g, 1a) were the high scorers for East Meadow (6-6) and Jackson Reger made 14 saves in goal. [ BOX SCORE] 

Long Beach 8, Oceanside 4
Maverick Chernoff scored four goals and Aiden Derupo made 15 saves to power Long Beach (6-2) past host Oceanside (7-3) in a non-league game.  Charlie Conway had three assists for the Marines.  [ BOX SCORE] 

MacArthur 16, New Hyde Park 7
MacArthur (6-4) picked up a Conference B victory at home by defeating New Hyde Park, 16-7.  Ryan Fitzgerald and Connor Larkin each had four goals and two assists for the Generals. Aidan Garvey scored four goals and added an assist for New Hyde Park (4-5).   [ BOX SCORE] 

Wheatley/Carle Place 8, Bellmore JFK 2
The Wildfrogs picked up a Conference B victory by defeating Bellmore JFK at home, 8-2. Nicholas Pascarella had three goals and an assist and James Demakopoulos made eight saves in goal for Wheatley/Carle Place (7-5). Jack LaGalia made ten saves in goal for Bellmore JFK (3-7).     [ BOX SCORE]