The 2026 Season Is Here!

Here are the seeds as decided by the NCLCA for the 2026 season in each of the four New York State classifications:

League Alignments For 2026 Season

In a continued effort by the membership of the NCLCA to promote quality and equity of play, these are the league alignments for the 2026 regular season. For the postseason, the New York State classifications will be applied for purposes of seeding and championship play. 

***note: teams listed in alphabetical order***

League 1A- Bethpage, Garden City, Massapequa, Plainedge, Syosset, Wantagh

League 1B- Cold Spring Harbor, Farmingdale, Long Beach, Manhasset, Port Washington, Seaford, South Side

League 2A- Calhoun, Carey, Lynbrook, North Shore, Oceanside, Plainview JFK, Roslyn

League 2B- Friends Academy, Herricks, Island Trees, Jericho, Locust Valley, MacArthur, Mepham

League 3A- Baldwin, East Meadow, Division, Floral Park, Hewlett, New Hyde Park, Wheatley/CP

League 3B- Bellmore JFK, Freeport, Glen Cove, Great Neck North, Hicksville, Mineola, Oyster Bay

League 4- Clarke, Elmont, Great Neck South, Hempstead, Malverne/ER, Roosevelt, Sewanhaka, Uniondale, Valley Stream, West Hempstead

2025 End of Season Review

2025 saw changes in the league structure in Nassau County, designed by the coaches to increase equality of competition and decrease the blowouts that had been occurring in previous seasons. The power league structure that had started in 2024 was continued in 2025, with several teams added to the original group of nine from the year before. In addition, the remaining teams were also grouped by ability into two leagues. At the end of the regular season, Garden City emerged as the top team in League I, the "power league." In League II, Long Beach finished undefeated at 8-0, and in League III, Friends Academy was the top dog at 14-0 against league opponents. 

All the teams returned back to the NYS classifications for the Nassau County (Section VIII) playoff tournament. Massapequa emerged as the top team in Class A, winning their first championship since 2019. Garden City was the winner in Class B, regaining the title they had won from 2021-23. Wantagh (Class C) and Cold Spring Harbor (Class D) were repeat champions. For the Seahawks, it was their fourth straight championship in the Class D grouping. With the exception of Massapequa all Nassau teams won Long Island championships as well. The Chiefs ran into a buzzsaw in Half Hallow Hills, widely considered the top public school team in the nation. They almost pulled off the upset, falling in the closing seconds, 15-14. Nassau has now won 15 of the 20 Long Island championships in the post-pandemic era (since 2021). 

Garden City continued their dominant season in the state playoffs, dominating Canandaigua (Section V) in the championship at Hobart, 14-5. It was the 9th NYS title for the Trojans who gave up less than 5.5 goals per game in their seven game playoff run. In addition, head coach Steve Finnell won his 300th game at the helm of the perrenial power, being the second fastest coach to 300 wins in Nassau history. 

With wins in Class B, Nassau kept their streak of at least one NYS championship intact, a stretch of 15 championship seasons that dates back to 2009. No other section in NYS has had such a streak of championship success. Schools that have helped keep the streak going include Cold Spring Harbor, Farmingdale, Garden City, Massapequa, Manhasset, and South Side. To see all the state champions from Nassau go here: NYS Champions

At the end of the year, the Nassau County coaches selected the post-season award winners including their All-County, Honorable-Mention All-County and All-Conference players. To see the All-County and HM All-County players, click here: All-County and HM All-County. The coaches selected nine US Lacrosse All-Americans, led by Garden City with three selections: senior twins Blake and Luke Cascadden and junior Charlie Koester. The remaining six selections, all seniors, were Harrrison Behan from Port Washington, Will Cawley (Syosset), Michael Jannotte (Massapequa), Manhasset's Daniel Kolin, Cullen Lynch from South Side, and Wantagh's Dylan Martini.

The Academic All-Americans selected were Michael Berkery and Dan Medjid from Garden City, Lochlan FitzPatrick from Manhasset, Wantagh's John Gendel, Cole Newman from Cold Spring Harbor, Lynbrook's Chris Paladino, and Jericho's Josh Rubin. Blake Cascadden and Michael Jannotte, two of the nine All-Americans chosen, also received the academic honor as well. 

As for the individual awards given out by the NCLCA, Garden City's Luke Cascadden was given the John Krumenacker Award as the top player in Nassau. Cascadden was also named the top specialist for his faceoff prowess. His brother Blake was chosen as the top LSM and teammate Charlie Koester was named the top attackman (Bill Ritch Award). Dylan Martini was the John Driscoll Award winner as the top midfielder, and Harrison Behan was the chosen as the top defender (Howdy Meyers Award). The Goalie of the Year Award went to Michael Jannotte. 

The Tom Flately Award, given to the top football/lacrosse player as voted on by a select committee, was given to Martini. He had previously won the Thorp Award in the fall, given to the top Nassau player on the gridiron. The Alan Lowe Nassau Coach of the Year was given to Wantagh's James Polo, whose Warrior squad advanced to the NYS quarterfinals and were the LI champs for the first time since 2001. Finally, the Jim Amen, Jr. Man of the Year Award went to Hofstra's Ryan Watson, who has been so instrumental in helping the NCLCA host events for several years at Shuart Stadium. 

Statistically speaking, Friends Academy had the most profilic offense in Nassau this season, averaging just under 13 goals a game, while Garden City scored the most goals with 276. New Hyde Park led all teams defensively with 65 goals allowed, giving up slightly more than four goals per game. Senior attackman Troy Madden from Herricks was the top individual scorer in the county with 107 points and 62 assists. Senior attackman Daniel Perlman scored the most goals in Nassau with 78 and finished his career with 239, one of the highest totals in county history. Garden City's Luke Cascadden had the most faceoff wins (321) and ground balls (200). Sophomore CJ Siegler from Bellmore JFK had the highest faceoff winning percentage with 86% (197 of 230). Senior Daniel Lankri from Hewlett led in saves with 293 and junior Brian Scheidt from Great Neck North had the highest save percentage with 73.5%. Finally, senior defender Joe Mainente (Island Trees) had the most caused turnovers with 89. 

Wednesday, May 14th

Results for Wednesday, May 14th

Floral Park 15, Herricks 14  [ BOX SCORE] 

Locust Valley 16, Wheatley/Carle Place 7   [ BOX SCORE] 

Island Trees 15, Jericho 6   [ BOX SCORE] 

Sewanhaka 11, Division Ave 8  [ BOX SCORE] 

Plainview JFK 10, North Shore 8  [ BOX SCORE] 

Syosset 15, Mepham 3  [ BOX SCORE] 

Hicksville 7, Hewlett 6  [ BOX SCORE] 

Mineola 7, Great Neck South 6  [ BOX SCORE] 

Kellenberg 9, Oceanside 4  [ BOX SCORE] 

Glen Cove 9, Roosevelt 1  [ BOX SCORE] 

Scorers
Brody Waxer had five goals and two assists for Syosset...Locust Valley was led by the trio of Will Nabet (4g-3a), Owen Pye (4g-2a), and James Fox (4g-1a)...AJ Ayau had five goals and an assist for Sewanhaka...Julien Tomala had two goals and three assists for Division... Josh Bonfanti had three goals to lead Mineola...Chase Rivas had four assists for Hewlett...Brendan Dalton had four points (2g- 2a) for Hicksville...Joe Filocamo had four goals and four assists for Island Trees. He crossed the 100 career assist mark in the process.Teammate Griffin Keesee had four goals and three assists...James Gorman had eight points (5g-3a) and Steven Baranoski scored six goals for Floral Park...Troy Madden had ten points (3g-7a) and Brayden Haase had nine (6g-3a) for Herricks...David Backus had three goals for Glen Cove...Alex Kantrowitz had six goals and an assist to lead Plainview JFK.

Stoppers
Josh Weisenfeld made 15 saves for Syosset...Vinny Psalidas made 15 saves for Wheatley-Carle Place...Grayson Iannotti had 12 saves for Locust Valley...Nick Haramis had 15 saves for Great Neck South...Will Massaro stopped 12 for Mineola...Daniel Lankri had 17 stops for Hewlett...Anthony Saragossi made 13 saves for Island Trees...Jonathan Perlman made 14 saves for Jericho...Mikey Mele totaled 18 saves for Herricks. He now has 410 career saves...Jake Ilardo made 18 stops for Plainview JFK. He is second in Nassau with 231 saves...Cristian Barone of Division made 11 stops and crossed the 300 career save mark. He now has 310. 

Faceoff Kings
Floral Park junior Eric Naronis won 23 of 33 faceoffs for Floral Park.

News and Notes
Syosset improved to 8-7 and had eight different goal scorers in their win over Mepham...Mineola has won 10 straight games against Great Neck South dating back to 2003...This was only the second meeting all-time between Hicksville and Hewlett. Each team has one win...Despite today's loss, Division leads the all-time series with Sewanhaka by the count of 20-3. Sewanhaka had last beaten Division in 1988.

Monday, May 12th

Results for Monday, May 12th

Bellmore JFK 11, East Meadow 7 [ BOX SCORE] 

New Hyde Park 13, Uniondale 1  [ BOX SCORE] 

West Hempstead 7, Clarke 5  [ BOX SCORE] 

Roosevelt 11, Lawrence 1  [ BOX SCORE] 

Great Neck North 9, Freeport 3 [ BOX SCORE]

Friends Academy 13, Hempstead 6  [ BOX SCORE] 

Glen Cove 8, Valley Stream 7 OT  [ BOX SCORE] 

Oyster Bay 13, Elmont 3 [ BOX SCORE] 

Cold Spring Harbor 9, Locust Valley 2  [ BOX SCORE] 

Hewlett 10, Mineola 5  [ BOX SCORE] 

Seaford 17, Jericho 11 [ BOX SCORE] 

Scorers
Alejandro Salgnero had three goals and two assists and Alan Barcenas had three goals for Roosevelt...Everett Barsuaskas had three goals and an assist for Clarke...Brendan Rooney had two goals and two assists for West Hempstead...Jacob Keiper had three goals and two assists for New Hyde Park...Zach Greenseid (3g-4a) and Chase Goldman (4g-1a) were the high scorers for Bellmore JFK...Thomas Primrose had three goals and one assist for East Meadow...Daniel Perlman scored six goals for Great Neck North. He now has 223 career goals...Marcus Ryder had two goals and three assists for Friends Academy...Ben Conger-Kielbasa had two goals and five assists for Glen Cove...Finn Meyer had three goals and an assist for Oyster Bay...CJ Maiorano had two goals and three assists for Hewlett...Justin Betz (3g-1a),  Brian Falk (0g-3a), and Jack Rosen (3g-0a) were the high scorers for Seaford...Josh Rubin had four goals and two assists and teammate Max Spector scored four times for Jericho.

Stoppers
Clarke senior Elijah Richard made 16 saves...Jackson Reger made 15 saves for East Meadow...Jack LaGalia had 13 saves for Bellmore JFK...Brian Scheidt had 16 saves for Great Neck North...freshman Grayson Iannotti made 18 saves for Locust Valley...Daniel Lankri made 14 saves for Hewlett. He leads Nassau with 237 saves...

Draw Kings
Brendan Rooney won 14 of 14 faceoffs and had three assists for New Hyde Park...CJ Siegler won 13 of 14 draws for Bellmore JFK...George Henry won 14 of 19 faceoffs and scored three goals for Oyster Bay...Matanel Rosenthal won 13 of 19 faceoffs for Hewlett.

News and Notes
Roosevelt won their first game of the season, downing Lawrence...West Hempstead defeated Clarke for only the fourth time in 25 all-time matchups between the two schools...New Hyde Park improved to 14-1 on the season with a win over Uniondale...Friends Academy has the longest winning streak in Nassau this season with 14 consecutive wins...With today's victory, Cold Spring Harbor has won 33 of the 37 games played between the Seahawks and Locust Valley.

Friday, May 9th: Bethpage Upsets Cold Spring Harbor, Farmingdale Tops Port Washington

Bethpage 9, Cold Spring Harbor 7
Joey Traversa made 13 saves and defenseman Luke Waxer scored two goals to lead Bethpage over Cold Spring Harbor. The Golden Eagles limited the Seahawks to only three goals over the first three quarters en route to winning their fifth game in a row. Chase Solliday added two goals for Bethpage, who defeated Cold Spring Harbor for the first time since 2004. Both teams are now 8-6.  [ BOX SCORE]

Farmingdale 8, Port Washington 6 
Juniors Sean Schumeyer (four goals, one assist) and Josh Kama combined for seven goals to lead Farmingdale (8-6) over host Port Washington. Matt Hughes made 10 saves for Farmingdale, who have won five straight games against the Vikings (11-3) and lead the all-time series 52-14. [ BOX SCORE] 

Other Results From May 9th

Wantagh 13, Plainedge 11  [ BOX SCORE] 

Massapequa 18, Oceanside 8  [ BOX SCORE] 

Syosset 8, Carey 3  [ BOX SCORE] 

South Side 12, Seaford 5   [ BOX SCORE] 

Wheatley/Carle Place 10, Mineola 9 2OT  [ BOX SCORE] 

Lynbrook 11, Mepham 10 OT  [ BOX SCORE] 

Scorers
Collin Hoisik of Wheatley/Carle Place was today's high scorer in Nassau with five goals and five assists...Cullen Lynch had five goals and four assists for South Side...Rocco Spallina (3g-2a), Tyler Byrnes (4g-1a), and Nolan Wieczorek (3g-2a) were the high scorers for Massapequa...Jack LaBarbera had three goals and three assists, including the game-winner in overtime for Lynbrook...Owen Heller and Cameron Lubrano each scored three goals for Mepham...Brody Waxer had three goals and Gio Accardo had two goals and two assists for Syosset...Luke Martini (6g-1a), Dylan Martini (2g-4a), Devin Paccione (2g-3a) were the offense workhorses for Wantagh.

Stoppers
Luca Palleschi made 23 saves for Lynbrook...Vinny Ciro made 13 saves for Mepham...Vinny Psalidas made 15 stops for Wheatley/Carle Place...Josh Weisenfeld had 18 saves for Syosset...Rich Metzger had 16 saves for Carey...Gianni Passaro had 15 saves for Wantagh.

Faceoff Winners
Ryan Chabus won 18 of 29 faceoffs for Massapequa...Neil Reichman won 15 of 21 faceoffs for Wheatley/Carle Place...Alec Notaro won 15 of 18 for South Side.

News and Notes
Massapequa has won 19 straight games against Oceanside dating back to 2007...Lynbrook has won 13 straight games against Mepham dating back to 1973...Syosset won their second game in a row and improved to 7-7 on the season...Wantagh outscored Plainedge 3-1 in the pivotal fourth quarter to win the game 13-11. 

Herricks and Great Neck South Break Nassau Scoring Record

Herricks and Great Neck South combined to break the Nassau record of 39 combined goals in a game that was set eleven years ago. The Highlanders defeated the Rebels today by the score of 25-15, setting a new record of 40 goals between two teams in one game. Troy Madden led Herricks with four goals and eight assists and Edwin Serpas had seven goals and three assists for South. Madden's teammate Brayden Haase added eight goals and three assists and Max Levinson had six goals for the Rebels. Interestingly, Great Neck South was one of the teams that was part of the prior record. On April 29, 2014, South defeated New Hyde Park by the score of 23-16, totaling 39 goals in the process. To see the boxscore from that game click here: 04/29/2014 GNS 23, New Hyde Park 16

Thursday, May 8th Results

Scores For Thursday, May 8th

Carey 15, Floral Park 7   [ BOX SCORE] 

Malverne-East Rockaway 11, Valley Stream 6  [ BOX SCORE] 

Bellmore JFK 12, Baldwin 5  [ BOX SCORE] 

West Hempstead 11, Roosevelt 2   [ BOX SCORE] 

Jericho 11, Division Avenue 6  [ BOX SCORE] 

Friends Academy 13, New Hyde Park 2  [ BOX SCORE] 

Great Neck North 9, Clarke 4 [ BOX SCORE] 

Oyster Bay 13, Uniondale 7   [ BOX SCORE] 

Garden City 18, Roslyn 2  [ BOX SCORE] 

Herricks 25, Great Neck South 15  [ BOX SCORE] 

Scorers
Daniel Perlman had five goals and an assist for Great Neck North. Perlman now has 217 career goals, the fourth highest total in Nassau County history...Aidan Myers (4g-2a) and Matthew Delligatti (4g-1a) were the high scorers for Malverne-East Rockaway...James McGrath had five goals and two assists and Christian Todaro had three goals and two assists for Carey. Teammate Chris Obertis had a goal and an assist, giving him exactly 150 career points (110g-40a)...Josh Rubin had a goal and seven assists and teammate Max Spector had four goals and an assist for Jericho. Rubin now has 101 career assists, 33 this season...8th grader Brendan Rooney has seven goals for West Hempstead. He leads Nassau with 91 points...Zach Greenseid had six goals and three assists for Bellmore JFK...Jackson Kelly had three goals and three assists for Oyster Bay...Polite Jayden scored three goals for Hempstead...Ben Smith had six goals and one assist for Garden City...

Stoppers
Tyler Rosasco made 4 saves for Oyster Bay, crossing the 300 career save mark in the process. He now has 304...Padraig Doxey made 12 saves for Floral Park...Cristian Barone made 20 saves for Division Ave...Anthony Goris-Beltre made 16 saves for Roosevelt...Jack LaGalia made 21 saves for Bellmore JFK...Brian Scheidt had 18 saves for Great Neck North...Arnold Hernandez made 31, yes 31, saves against Hempstead.

Draw Kings
Josh Aviles won 14 draws for Carey...sophomore C.J. Siegler won 16 of 19 faceoffs for Bellmore JFK...George Henry won 17 of 23 faceoffs and scored two goals for Oyster Bay...

News and Notes
With today's win Carey leads the all-time series against Floral Park, 10-9...With New Hyde Park's loss to Friends Academy, there are no longer any undefeated teams in Nassau this season. The Quakers improved to 13-1 with the win. Hempstead won their first game of the season, defeating Lawrence 10-0. It was the first win for the Tigers since April 20th of 2024, a span of 18 games. 

Results for Tuesday, May 6th

Tuesday, May 6th Results

Plainview JFK 16, Floral Park 7  [ BOX SCORE] 

Farmingdale 17, Seaford 5  [ BOX SCORE] 

Syosset 16, Herrricks 3  [ BOX SCORE] 

South Side 14, MacArthur 2  [ BOX SCORE] 

Garden City 9, Cold Spring Harbor 7  [ BOX SCORE] 

Locust Valley 14, Jericho 5  [ BOX SCORE] 

Hewlett 18, Division Avenue 6  [ BOX SCORE] 

Port Washington 12, Long Beach 3  [ BOX SCORE] 

Carey 15, Sewanhaka 2  [ BOX SCORE] 

Plainedge 13, Lynbrook 11  [ BOX SCORE] 

Scorers
Freshman attackman Kyle Gregory had five goals and three assists for Plainview JFK...sophomore Dom Agovino scored five goals for Plainedge...Sean Schumeyer had three goals and three assists for Farmingdale...Brody Waxer had three goals and two assists for Syosset... John Hawthorne (3g-2a) and Luke Mullen (2g-3a) each had five points for South Side...Freshman Ben Smith had four goals and two assists for Garden City. Teammate Anthony Asaro had four assists...Owen Pye had five goals and three assists for Locust Valley...sophomore Aiden Mirelis had two goals and two assists for Division Avenue...Jacob Apat had three goals and an assist for Port Washington...Ethan Pelzer had four goals for Carey...Jack LaBarbera had three goals and an assist for Lynbrook...Josh Rubin had a goal and three assists for Jericho.

Stoppers
Jake Ilardo made 16 saves for Plainview JFK...Jack DiSarlo had 10 saves and only two goals allowed for South Side...Locust Valley freshman goalie Grayson Iannotti made 8 saves and crossed the 300 career save mark in the process. He now has 303...Junior goalie Aiden Derupo from Long Beach made 21 saves and crossed the 400 career save mark. He now has 408...Luca Palleschi with made 16 saves for Lynbrook...

Faceoff Winners
Syosset's Aiden Cleary went a perfect 18 for 18 facing off today against Herricks...Alec Notaro won 11 of 12 for South Side...Dylan Freeman (8 of 8) and Griffin Marvin combined to go 14 of 16 for Port Washington. Marvin added a goal as well...Jake D'Orsa won 10 of 15 draws for Carey...

News and Notes
Syosset defeated Herricks for the 9th straight time going back to 1999. Twelve players scored for the Braves... South Side jumped out to an 11-1 halftime lead in a 14-2 non-league win over MacArthur...Port Washington has allowed only 61 goals in 13 games this spring...Farmingdale has won all five matchups with Seaford dating back to 1972. The Dalers had ten different goal scorers in today's win... Plainview JFK defeated Floral Park for the first time since 2004...After winning nine of their first ten games, Lynbrook (10-3) has now lost two of their last three.

Week Six Review

BLAXEIGHT TEAMS OF THE WEEK

1. MASSAPEQUA CHIEFS (9-3)
The Chiefs went 2-0 defeating Long Beach and rival Farmingdale. Midfielder Matt Pettis led the Chiefs in a dominant second half against the Dalers.

2. MEPHAM PIRATES (7-5)
The Pirates won both their game last week to improve to 7-5. Connor O'Rourke leads the team with 35 points and Breadon Kehoe has been winning nearly 80% of his faceoffs.

3. OCEANSIDE SAILORS (6-5)
With two big wins last week Oceanside seems to have found a scorer in junior Jack Passeullo (22 points) and solid goaltending from Sam Feldbaum (126 saves).

4. SOUTH SIDE CYCLONES (9-3)
The defending NYS Class B champs returned to their cardiac ways last week, defeating both Syosset and Wantagh by 13-12 final scores and coming from behind in both contests. The Cyclones outscored the Braves and Warriors 15-4 in the final quarter and overtime to pull off improbable wins. 

BLAXEIGHT PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

Joe Filicamo, Island Trees
The senior midfielder headed to LIU had a huge week for the Bulldogs in wins over Roslyn and Hewlett. He totaled seven goals and five assists and had 11 ground balls in the two victories.

Collin Hoisik, Wheatley-Carle Place
The senior attackman totaled 21 points in three games last week. He has a balanced 27 goals and 27 assists this season for the Wildfrogs. 

Brett Lipins, Plainview JFK
The junior faceoff midfielder won 45 of his 54 draws last week (83.3%), had 11 ground balls, and a goal and an assist. He currently is second in Nassau with 177 faceoff wins this season for the Hawks.

Luke Mullin, South Side
Sophomore Mullin totaled seven goals and two assists for the Cyclones in wins over Syosset and Wantagh. He scored the game-winner against Syosset with six seconds left. 

Alex Notaro, South Side
Notaro, a sophomore, won 17 of 28 faceoffs against Syosset (8 of 11 in the fourth quarter) and followed that up with a 23 of 28 performance against Wantagh. He totaled 21 ground balls in the two one-goal victories. 

Matt Pettis, Massapequa
The senior SUNY Albany commit had a monster game against rival Farmingdale with four goals and two assists. 

TOP GAMES FOR THIS WEEK

Tuesday, May 6th, Cold Spring Harbor at Garden City, 5:00 pm
The Seahawks are one of only three Nassau teams (Manhasset and South Side are the others) to have defeated Garden City in the last three years. The Trojans (10-2), coming off a dominant win over Manhasset in the Woodstick Classic, will continue to lean on faceoff star Luke Cascadden to earn extra possessions and create fast breaks. Garden City has won 13 of the 15 all-time meetings between the two teams. 

Thursday, May 8th, Friends Academy at New Hyde Park, 5:00 pm
These two teams have been dominating in League 3 this year. New Hyde Park (11-0) is the only undefeated team left in Nassau and Friends (11-1) has outscored opponents 156-54 this spring. 

Friday, May 9th, Farmingdale at Port Washington, 5:30 pm
This one should continue to clear up the Class A playoff picture. Port (10-2) plays great defense, allowing only 4.8 goals per game, and is led by senior defender Harry Behan. After falling to Massapequa last Friday, the Dalers (6-6) will look to senior attackman Dean Kott (47 points) to lead the offense against the Vikings stingy defense. Farmingdale leads the all-time series 51-14. 

Saturday, May 10th, Somers at Garden City, 5:00 pm
Somers (8-2), one of the best Class C teams in the state, is averaging over 15 goals a game. For beoth teams, this will be their third game of the week, so depth could play a factor and should help Garden City. This is the first meeting between the two programs. 

Saturday, May 10th, Manhasset at Chaminade, 3:00 pm
The annual Regs Rock game, held in honor of Manhasset native and Chaminade alumni Jimmy Regan, will be hosted by the Flyers (12-1) this year. Chaminade is one of the best teams in the country and features top faceoff midfielder Quinn Ball and a host of other D-1 commits. Manhasset will counter with Daniel Kolin, a Navy commit who is having a tremendous senior campaign and has 99 career goals. Chaminade has won 10 of the 17 all-time meetings bewteen these two powerhouse programs. 

Massapequa Over Farmingdale; South Side Defeats Wantagh in Two Overtimes

Massapequa 11, Farmingdale 6
Massapequa outscored Farmingdale 7-2 in the second half to earn the victory in League 1. Senior Matt Pettis led the Chiefs with four goals and two assists who improved to 9-3 overall. The Dalers (6-6) had a 4-2 lead in the second quarter before Massapequa tied the score before halftime. Nolan Wieczorek added two goals and an assist and Braden Tucker scored twice for the Chiefs, who also received some strong second half goaltending from Michael Jannotte (13 saves). Dean Kott led Farmingdale with two goals and an assist. [ BOX SCORE] 

South Side 13, Wantagh 12  2OT
Down 11-6 going into the fourth quarter, South Side outscored Wantagh 6-2 in the final period to force overtime. In the second four minute overtime period Cullen Lynch (four goals) scored an unassisted goal to win the game for the Cyclones (9-3). A trio of sophomores had big games for South Side.  Luke Mullen had five goals and an assist, Alec Notaro won 24 of 27 faceoffs and goalie Jack DiSarlo made15 saves. Devin Paccione had three goals and an assist, Joe Nicholson scored four times, and Gianni Passaro made 22 saves for the Warriors (8-4).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Friends Academy 12, Oyster Bay 0
Brett Cohen made seven saves to earn the shutout for Friends Academy (11-1) in League 3. John Tsioulias had four goals and Ted Kenny won 10 of 16 faceoffs for the Quakers. Oyster Bay is 6-5.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Lynbrook 10, MacArthur 9 
Eddie Stradowski scored the game winning goal on a pass from Jack LaBarbera (3g-1a) with 3:11 left to play to win the game for Lynbrook (10-2). Luca Palleschi made one of his 13 saves to secure the win with under a minute to play for the Owls. Luke Dantona led the scoring for Lynbrook with two goals and four assists. Caden Cullen made 15 saves for the Generals (8-4) who received a goal and three assists from freshman Dylan Shanahan.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Port Washington 6, Syosset 2
Port Washington limited Syosset to 25 shots in a 6-2 League 1 victory. Max Eynon made 14 saves and Griffin Marvin won four of six faceoffs for the Vikings (10-2). Josh Weisenfeld made 11 saves in goal for Syosset (5-7). [ BOX SCORE] 

Oceanside 10, Roslyn 8 
Sam Feldbaum made 13 saves to help Oceanside rally from a 5-0 first quarter deficit and defeat Roslyn in League 1. Jack Passuello led the Sailors (6-5) with three goals and three assists and teammate Andrew Dato added three assists. Jake Kenyon led Roslyn (5-7) with three goals and Ethan Goldberg won 16 of 22 faceoffs.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Wednesday, April 30th: Epic Comeback for South Side

Wednesday, April 30th Results

South Side 13, Syosset 12
In the game of the day, South Side completed an epic comback to defeat Syosset, 13-12. Down 12-5 in the fourth quarter, the Cyclones scored eight straight goals, punctuated by sophomore Luke Mullin's game-winner with six seconds left. JJ Hawthorne scored four goals and had two assists and Tyler Sumrani added three goals and one assist for South Side (8-3). Cyclone sophomore Alex Notaro won 8 of 11 four quarter faceoffs and 18 of 27 overall. Syosset (5-6) was led by Giovanni Accardo with two goals and two assists and Brody Waxer with a goal and three assists. The win was the fourth in a row for South Side over Syosset. ( [ BOX SCORE] 

New Hyde Park 9, Great Neck North 8  [ BOX SCORE] 

West Hempstead 15, Hempstead 5 [ BOX SCORE] 

East Meadow 10, Hicksville 8  [ BOX SCORE] 

Bethpage 7, North Shore 5 [ BOX SCORE] 

Mineola 11, Bellmore JFK 2 [ BOX SCORE] 

Hewlett 12, Wheatley-Carle Place 7  [ BOX SCORE] 

Great Neck South 18, Valley Stream 3  [ BOX SCORE] 

Friends Academy 17, Herricks 8  [ BOX SCORE] 

Scorers
Edwin Serpas had four goals and one assist and Jerry Lin had three goals and three assists for Great Neck South...sophomore Chase Rivas had two goals and seven assists for Hewlett...Collin Hoisik (3g-3a) had six points for Wheatley-Carle Place... Josh Bonfanti scored four times and added an assist for Mineola...Chase Solliday had four assists and Anthony Guarasci scored three goals for Bethpage...seniors Brendan Dalton (2g-3a) and Michael Gilbert (4g-1a) were the high scorers for Hicksville...Noah Garner had four goals and an assist for East Meadow...Kayden Nuzzi  had seven points (3g-4a) and Brendan Rooney had eight (7g-1a) for West Hempstead...Nelson Alvarez had three assists for Hempstead...Alex Lugo had a goal and five assists for New Hyde Park...Daniel Perlman scored four times and added an assist for Great Neck North.

Stoppers
Daniel Lankri had 24 saves for Hewlett. He leads Nassau with 183 saves this spring and has made 675 in his four-year career...Brian Scheidt had 19 saves for Great Neck North...O'Neil Rose had a dozen saves for Hempstead...Jackson Reger made 14 saves for East Meadow...Griffin Pinter made 23 saves for North Shore. The senior now has 311 career saves to his credit...Will Massaro made 15 saves for Mineola...Junior Roberts made 13 saves for Valley Stream. 

Faceoff Winners
Ted Kenny won 18 of 22 faceoffs for Friends Academy...Leo Cataldo won 9 of 15 for Bethpage...Brendan Rooney won 9 of 12 draws for New Hyde Park.

News and Notes
Friends Academy has now won ten straight games, and are tied with New Hyde Park for the longest streak in Nassau this year. The Gladiators as still undefeated at 10-0...Great Neck South has defeated Valley Stream on seven diffferent occasions dating back to 2001...Bethpage has now won five in a row against North Shore and leads the all-time series 22-7...despite today's loss, Hicksville still leads the all-time series against East Meadow 33-23 dating back to 1963.

Tuesday, April 29th Results

Tuesday, April 29th

Farmingdale 12, Plainedge 7   [ BOX SCORE] 

Mepham 15, Jericho 5  [ BOX SCORE] 

Hicksville 13, Division Ave 3    [ BOX SCORE]  

Oceanside 16, Floral Park 9  [ BOX SCORE] 

Oyster Bay 10, West Hempstead 9 OT   [ BOX SCORE] 

MacArthur 9, Locust Valley 4  [ BOX SCORE] 

Seaford 13. Lynbrook 3  [ BOX SCORE] 

Wheatley-Carle Place 11, Holy Trinity 6  [ BOX SCORE] 

Massapequa 9, Long Beach 2   [ BOX SCORE] 

Island Trees 9, Roslyn 8 OT  [ BOX SCORE] 

Manhasset 11, John Jay-Cross River 3   [ BOX SCORE] 

Scorers
Michael Gilbert had sevn goals and an assist for Hicksville...Connor O'Rourke had two goals and seven assists and Alessandro Walaitis scored four goals for Mepham...Kevin Renneisen had three goals and two assists and Sean Schumeyer had four goals for Farmingdale...Dylan Romano had four goals and an assist for Oyster Bay...Kayden Nuzzi (2g-4a) and Brendan Rooney (4g-1a) were the highs corers for West Hempstead...junior Jack Passuello had a career high six goals and added an assist for Oceanside...Dom Agovino had three goals for Plainedge...Brian Falk (2g-3a), Jack Rosen (2g-3a), and Will Peterson (4g-0a) were the offensive stars for Seaford...Collin Hoisik had a goal and four assists and teammate James Birong talied four goals for Wheatley-Carle Place...Nolan Wieczorek had three goals and an assist for Massapequa...Joe Filocamo scored three goals, including the OT game-winner for Island Trees...Josh Berger had three goals and an assist for Roslyn...Daniel Kolin had five goals and three assists for Manhasset.

Stoppers
Aiden Derupo had 19 saves for Long Beach...Padraig Doxey had 14 saves for Floral Park...Daniel Sanchez had 22 saves for West Hempstead...Luca Palleschi made 14 saves for Lynbrook...Anthony Saragossi stopped 19 shots for Island Trees.

Faceoff Wins
George Henry won 17 of 21 faceoffs and scored the winning goal in overtime for Oyster Bay...Dillon Tveter won 10 of 12 draws for Oceanside...Kevin Vega won 15 of 20 faceoffs for Hicksville.

News and Notes
Farmingdale is 8-0 all-time against Plainedge...Seaford outscored Lynbrook 9-1 in the second half of the Vikings non-league win. Lynbrook leads the all-time series 47-20...Manhasset has won five games in a row. The Indians lead the all-time series against John Jay-Cross River with 19 wins in 23 games dating back to 1988.

Monday, April 28th Results

Results for Monday, April 28th:

St. Dominic 14, Plainview JFK 13  [ BOX SCORE] 

Clarke 8, Valley Stream 2   [ BOX SCORE] 

Glen Cove 10, Freeport 3  [ BOX SCORE] 

Uniondale 11, Lawrence 0  [ BOX SCORE] 

Bellmore JFK 9, Malverne-East Rockaway 6  [ BOX SCORE] 

Baldwin 15, Roosevelt 1   [ BOX SCORE] 

Friends Academy 13, Elmont 4   [ BOX SCORE] 

Bethpage 9, Hewlett 4  [ BOX SCORE] 

Wantagh 17, Carey 8  [ BOX SCORE] 

Huntington 13, Cold Spring Harbor 5   [ BOX SCORE] 

Scorers
Andrew Reinhardt scored six goals for Bethpage...Matthew Delligatti had five assists for Malverne-East Rockaway...Joe Nicholson (4g, 3a) and Luke Martini (5g, 1a) were the top scorers for Wantagh...Vince Vacari had three assists for Carey...Alex Bauer had two goals and an assist for Cold Spring Harbor...Clark Beard had two goals and three assists for Friends Academy...Jacob Stevenson (2g-4a) and Preston Kirchner (4g, 2a) each had six points for Baldwin...Ryan Califano scored five goals, all assisted by Zach Greenseid, for Bellmore JFK...Tyreque James had two goals and three assists for Uniondale...freshman attackman Everett Barsuaskas had six assists for Clarke...Alex Kantrowitz had five goals and an assist for Plainview JFK.

Stoppers
Rich Metzger made 12 saves for Carey, crossing the 600 career save plateau in the process. He now has 603 career saves...Gianni Passaro made 10 for Wantagh allowing only 4 goals...Daniel Lankri made 17 saves for Hewlett...Anthony Goris-Beltre had 16 stops for Roosevelt...Brian Christodoulou had 15 saves for Malverne-East Rockaway...Jake Ilardo had 14 saves for Plainview JFK. The junior now has 306 career saves.

Faceoff Winners
Leo Cataldo won 13 of 16 faceoffs for Bethpage...Ted Kenny won all nine of his faceoffs for Friends Academy...Brandon Watson won 11 of 15 faceoffs for Uniondale...Brett Lipins won 27 of 30 faceoffsnand scored a goal for Plainview JFK.

News and Notes
Wantagh has won five straight games...Huntington has beaten Cold Spring Harbor the last two years but the Seahawks still lead the all-time series 15-12...Friends Academy is one of the top teams in League 3 with a 9-1 overall record...Glen Cove is now 8-2 in League 3...

Week Five Review

BLAXEIGHT TEAMS OF THE WEEK

Friends Academy (8-1)
The Quakers went 2-0 last week and look like one of the favorites to win League 3. Coach Ryan Lawler's troops are led by senior Clark Beard (34 points, below left) and young guns Luca Kraska (freshman, 32 points) and Marcus Ryder (sophomore, 30 points) and are averaging nearly 13 goals a game. 

Glen Cove (7-2)
The Big Red won both their League 3 games last week and have won five games in a row for veteran Coach Steve Tripp. Senior attackman Ben Conger-Kielbasa leads Glen Cove with 31 points.

Long Beach (5-5)
Winning two games last week enbaled the Marines to even their record at 5-5. Long Beach edged MacArthur in overtime and then beat Mepham, 11-9 on Saturday. Coach Jason Pearl's team is 5-0 in. League 2. 

Manhasset (7-3)
Manhasset won both their League 1 games last week over Carey and Farmingdale. The Indians seem to be getting on a roll with their annual clash against Garden City coming up next Saturday.

Plainedge (6-4)
The Red Devils have won four in a row for Coach Dan Achatz. Senior Owen Donnellan is one of the top scorers in Nassau this spring (see below).

BLAX EIGHT PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

Caden Cullen, MacArthur
The MacArthur junior netminder made 27 saves in two games last week, allowing 15 goals. His save percentage of 70.3 is one of tops in Nassau this spring.

Aiden Derupo, Long Beach
Derupo, a junior, made 29 saves last week in two Long Beach victories. In his third year as a starter, he has totaled 358 career stops. 

Owen Donnellan, Plainedge
Donnellan, a senior attackman, is one of the top playmakers in Nassau. Last week he totaled eight goals and four assists in two Plainedge wins. He has 90 goals and 151 points in his career. 

Noah Garner, East Meadow
Garner, a sophomore attackman, had 14 goals and two assists last week in three games. The Jets won two of those games. He had seven goals against Valley Stream. 

Enrique Mendoza-Pineyro, Freeport
This freshman midfielder has been doing it all for the Red Devils. Last week he won 29 faceoffs and totaled three goals and three assists in two Freeport victories. For the season he has 97 faceoff wins and 20 goals. 

Devin Paccione, Wantagh
The junior attackman (below, right) has been a marked man all season but he still delivers for the Warriors. He had five assists last week against Cold Spring Harbor and has 19 goals and 27 assists this spring. 

BLAXEIGHT GAMES OF THE WEEK

Farmingdale at Plainedge, Tuesday, April 29th, 4:45 pm
Plainedge has won four in a row and has averaged 11 goals a game during the streak. Farmingdale is 5-5 and will be looking to find some consistent play before their showdown with Massapequa on Friday. Farmingdale has won all seven matchups between the neighboring schools, dating to 2004.

South Side at Syosset, Wednesday, April 30th, 5:00 pm
This is always one of the better games in Nassau each season. The two schools have played almost every season since 2008, with the Braves winning 11 of the 17 games played. The Cyclones, defending NYS Class B champs, have won the last three meetings. 

Freeport at Baldwin, Thursday, May 1st, 5:00 pm
This year's contest between neighboring schools features two teams looking to continue to win games in League 3. Baldwin is 7-3 and Freeport is 7-2 and the Bruins lead the all-time series 43-30, dating back to 1961. 

Farmingdale at Massapequa, Friday, May 2nd, 5:00 pm
One of the top rivalries in Nassau, Farmingdale leads the all-time series 41-31, but the Chiefs won 11 straight from 2012-2019. The Farmingdale defense will be tested by a strong Massapequa attack unit, featuring junior Tyler Byrnes and sophomores Nolan Wieczorek and Rocco Spallina (combined 102 points).

MacArthur at Lynbrook, Friday, May 2nd, 5:00 pm
Lynbrook has been dominant this year in League 2 and MacArthur is 4-1 in league games. Both teams have excellent goaltending, with Caden Cullen (MacArthur) and Luca Palleschi (Lynbrook) each in the top ten this season in save percentage in Nassau. 

Manhasset at Garden City, Saturday, May 3rd, 5:00 pm
The greatest rivalry in scholastic lacrosse in the United States is renewed next Saturday at Garden City. Both teams appear to be the top dogs in Nassau Class B this season, and this outcome should solidify who will be the top seed in the upcoming Class B playoffs. The Trojans appear to have the edge with Luke Cascadden, one of the top faceoff men around (135 faceoff wins, 82% this season).

Massapequa Downs Port Washington; Plainedge Rallies Past Bethpage

Massapequa 9, Port Washington 7
The Chiefs ended Port Washington's six game win-streak with a 9-7 home victory in League 1 action. The Vikings (9-2) led 6-4 at halftime, but the Massapequa defense held the Vikings to one second half goal. Chiefs goaltender Michael Jannotte made 16 saves, Tyler Byrnes had two goals and two assists, and Rocco Spallina scored three times. Massapequa is now 7-3 overall and 4-2 in League 1.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Plainedge 11, Bethpage 9
Trailing 9-5 entering the fourth quarter, Plainedge scored six consecutive goals to defeat Bethpage, 11-9. The Red Devils had a balanced scoring effort, with Brady Kelley, Owen Donnellan, Dom Agovino, and Nick Coscino each contributing two goals and an assist. Christian DeJuana made 14 saves for Plainedge who improved to 6-4, 3-3 in League 1. The victory was Plainedge's 7th win over Bethpage, who now lead the all-time series 26-7. Bethpage's Andrew Reinhardt led all scorers with two goals and three assists and Anthony Guarasci. added three goals and an assist. The Golden Eagles are 3-6 overall, 1-4 in League 1.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Other Scores From Froday, April 25th

Freeport 12, Roosevelt 2  [ BOX SCORE] 

Syosset 10, Oceanside 6   [ BOX SCORE] 

Cold Spring Harbor 8, South Side 7  [ BOX SCORE] 

Carey 13, Roslyn 3   [ BOX SCORE] 

Wantagh 15, Seaford 6  [ BOX SCORE] 

Scorers
Dylan Martini (4g-2a) and Joe Nicholson (4g-1a) led the scoring effort for Wantagh...Brian Falk had a goal and three assists for Seaford...Chris Obertis (4g-1a), Jayden Radow (2g-3a), and Mike Verderosa (4g-0a) had strong offensive games for Carey...Luke Mullen scored three times for Cold Spring Harbor...Brody Waxer had four goals and three assists for Syosset and teammate Giovanni Accardo had two goals and two assists...Mason Santos had four goals and two assists for Freeport...Joe Filocamo had six points (3g, 3a) for Island Trees.

Stoppers
Gianni Passaro had 12 saves and only allowed one goal for Wantagh...Rich Metzger made 11 stops for Carey...Anthony Goris-Beltre made 21 saves for Roosevelt...Jake Ilardo had 14 saves for Plainview. He leads Nassau with 151 saves.

Faceoff Stars
Ethan Goldberg won 13 of 19 faceoffs for Roslyn. He leads Nassau with 162 wins this season...Aidan Cleary won 13 of 19 draws for Syosset...Enrique Mendoza-Pineyro won 16 of 17 for Freeport.

News and Notes
Wantagh and Seaford have played 75 times since 1961, with Wantagh leading the all-time series 49-26...Carey goaltender Rich Metzger is closing in on 600 career saves. He now sits at 591 stops over four years...Cold Spring Harbor leads the all-time series with South Side 21-7...With the win last night, Syosset leads the all-time series with Oceanside 27-26, and has won 17 of the last 19 games...Freeport improved to 7-2, the best start for the Red Devils in the last 20 years...It was the first win for Island Trees over Plainview JFK in school history.

Results for Saturday, April 25th

Today's Scores

Great Neck South 12, Sewanhaka 8  [ BOX SCORE] 

East Meadow 14, Valley Stream 4  [ BOX SCORE] 

Wheatley-Carle Place 10, Division Ave 6  [ BOX SCORE] 

Hewlett 9, Jericho 6  [ BOX SCORE] 

Locust Valley 8, Mineola 6  [ BOX SCORE] 

Long Beach 11, Mepham 9  [ BOX SCORE] 

Lynbrook 15, Floral Park 9  [ BOX SCORE] 

MacArthur 7, Herricks 6  [ BOX SCORE] 

North Shore 11, Hicksville 5  [ BOX SCORE] 

Northport 13, Garden City 9  [ BOX SCORE] 

 LI Lutheran 15, Calhoun 14  [ BOX SCORE] 

Scorers
Noah Garner led East Meadow with seven goals and teammate Bryan Tauber added three goals and five assists...Jackson Rick had four goals and two assists for Hewlett...Josh Rubin had two goals and two assists for Jericho...Owen Pye had four goals and two assists for Locust Valley...Colin Hoisik had six goals for Wheatley-Carle Place...Tim Stanley had four goals and an assist for Division Ave...AJ Ayau had four goals and an assist for Sewanhaka...Edwin Serpas had three goals and four assists for Great Neck South...Angelo Anobile had four goals for North Shore and teammate James Clancy had a goal and four assists...Steve Baranoski had three goals and an assist for Floral Park...Bennet Voltano (4g, 2a) and Luke Dantona (2g, 4a) were the leading scorers for Lynbrook...James Schmitt had three goals and two assists for Mepham and Connor O'Rourke scored four times for the Pirates.

Stoppers
Jackson Reger made 10 saves for East Meadow...Jonathan Perlman had 13 saves for Jericho...Grayson Iannotti had 13 for Locuts Valley...Jeff Connors had 17 saves for Sewanhaka...Nick Haramis had 13 saves for Great Neck South...Will Massaro made 15 saves for Mineola...Daniel Lankri made 21 stops for Hewlett...8th grader Chris Suflay made 16 szves for Hicksville...Padraig Doxey made 15 saves for Floral Park...Aiden DeRupo had 16 saves for Long Beach.

Faceoff Aces
Neil Reichman went 14 for 20 on faceoffs for Wheatley-Carle Place...Jake Henschel (9) and Dean Quitoni combined to win 17 faceoffs for MacArthur.

News and Notes
Hewlett has won eight straight games vs Jericho dating back 1999...East Meadow has now won 22 straight games against Valley Stream dating back to 1999...North Shore defeated Hicksville for the first time in school history...Lynbrook improved to 9-1 with a win over Floral Park. The Owls are one of four Nassau teams with nine wins so far this spring.

Garden City Extends Streak To Six With Victory Over Massapequa

Scores From Tuesday, April 22, 2025

Garden City 13, Massapequa 6  [ BOX SCORE] 

Farmingdale 13, Syosset 6   [ BOX SCORE] 

Port Washington 17, Oceanside 3  [ BOX SCORE] 

South Side 11, Bethpage 6  [ BOX SCORE] 

Manhasset 11, Carey 9  [ BOX SCORE] 

Roslyn 14, Calhoun 9   [ BOX SCORE] 

Plainedge 14, Seaford 7 [ BOX SCORE] 

Wantagh 14, Cold Spring Harbor 8  [ BOX SCORE] 

Stony Brook School 10, Elmont 5 [ BOX SCORE] 

West Hempstead 10, Uniondale 2 [ BOX SCORE] 

Bellmore JFK 8, Lawrence 1 [ BOX SCORE] 

Scorers
Anthony Asaro had four goals and Charlie Koester added three and an assist for Garden City...Alex Bauer had three assists for Cold Spring Harbor...Luke Martini (5g-1a), Dylan Martini (4g-1a), and  Devin Paccione (0-5a) were the offensive stars for Wantagh...Owen Donnellan had six goals and three assists for Plainedge...Dean Kott had four goals and Josh Kama added three more for Farmingdale...Dan Kolin scored four goals for Manhasset...Harley Finkelstein had two goals and three assists for Calhoun...Josh Berger scored five goals and had two assists and teammate Gavin Ryback had a goal and four assists for Roslyn. Berger leads Nassau with 38 tallies...James McGrath had a goal and four assists for Carey...Anthony Oliveras scored four goals for Elmont...Ryan Califano (3g-1a) and Zach Greenseid (1g-3a) were the top scorers for Bellmore JFK...Luke Mullin had three goals and an assist for South Side...Harry Eynon scored four times and added an assist for Port Washington...Rocco Spallina scored three times for Massapequa...Kayden Nuzzi (3g-5a) and Brendan Rooney (4g-1a) did the scoring damage for West Hempstead. Rooney, an 8th grader, is second in Nassau with 53 points.

Stoppers
Gianni Passaro made 19 saves for Wantagh...Jonathan Lent had 16 saves for Seaford...Rich Metzger had 19 saves for Carey...Sophomore Max Eynon made 8 saves and now has 301 career saves...Matt Hughes had 10 saves for Farmingdale...Michael Jannotte made 18 stops for Massapequa. He leads Nassau with 134 saves.

Faceoff Wins
Junior Gorman Devon won 17 of 25 draws with 10 ground balls for Plainedge...Ethan Goldberg won 20 of 27 faceoffs for Roslyn. He leads Nassau with 149 faceoff wins this season...Leo Cataldo won 13 of 20 at the X for Bethpage. He now has 412 career faceoff wins...Griffin Marvin won 9 of 11 for Port Washington...Garden City's Luke Cacadden won 14 of 15 faceoffs. He is winning 82% of his draws this season.

New and Notes
Garden City extended their winning streak to six games. The Trojans led 9-1 heading into the 4th quarter and built an 11-2 lead in win over Massapequa....Manhasset has won 15 straight games against Carey dating back to 1996...South Side had eight different scorers and held Bethpage to two second half goals in the Cyclones 11-6 victory. South Side has now won 10 of the 13 all-time games against Bethpage...Port Washington leads Nassau with nine victories and has won six in a row. The Vikings have won 10 straight against Oceanside dating to 2017...Farmingdale has now won five straight games against Syosset.

Results For Monday, April 21

Game Scores for Monday, April 21st

Plainview JFK 17, Division Avenue 4  [ BOX SCORE] 

New Hyde Park 14, East Meadow 4   [ BOX SCORE] 

Baldwin 16, Hempstead 1  [ BOX SCORE] 

Glen Cove 12, Clarke 5    [ BOX SCORE] 

Wheatley-Carle Place 10, Sewanhaka 7  [ BOX SCORE] 

Friends Academy 14, Lawrence 0  [ BOX SCORE] 

Oyster Bay 10, Great Neck North 2  [ BOX SCORE] 

Bellmore JFK 8, Elmont 2  [ BOX SCORE] 

Freeport 6, Malverne-East Rockaway 4  [ BOX SCORE] 

Valley Stream 7, Roosevelt 3  [ BOX SCORE] 

Scorers
Aidan Butt had five goals and one assist and Colin Hoisik added five assists to lead Wheatley-Carle Place...Aj Ayau had two goals and two assists for Sewanhaka...sophomore midfielder Ethan Matican scored four times for Friends Academy...junior attackman Liam Morgan scored four of Clarke's five goals...senior midfielder Zach Greenseid had four assists for Bellmore JFK...senior M/A Mason Santos had three goals and an assist for Freeport...senior Preston Kirchner had five goals and two assists and teammate Amir Karl-Otto scored four goals for Baldwin...Nicholas Garofalo (5g-2a) and Logan Hargrove  (2g-5a) were the leading scorers for New Hyde Park...juniors Christopher Tripoli (3g-6a) and Alex Kantrowitz (5g-2a) were the offensive stars for Plainview JFK...Tim Stanley had three goals for Division.

Stoppers
Great Neck North junior Brian Scheidt made a whopping 28 saves in a loss to Oyster Bay. It is the most saves made in a game this season in Nasau...Vinny Psalidas had 12 saves for Wheatley-Carle Place...senior Anthony Goris-Beltre made eight saves for Roosevelt...Elijah Richard had 13 saves for Clarke...senior Brian Christodoulou made 14 saves for Malverne-East Rockaway...junior Malik Groover made 11 saves for Freeport and crossed over the 300 career save mark. He now has 310...junior Cristian Barone had 20 stops for Division...Jackson Reger made 15 saves for East Meadow.

Faceoff Winners
Junior Neil Reichman won 13 of 21 for Wheatley-Carle Place...Friends Academy's Nate Prybutok won all 15 of his draws taken...Oyster Bay junior George Henry won 12 of 14... sophomore C.J. Siegler won 12 of 14 faceoffs for Bellmore JFK...Freeport freshman Enrique Mendoza-Pineyro scored twice and won 13 of 14 faceoffs...Brendan Rooney won 13 of 14 faceoffs and had a goal and three assists for New Hyde Park...junior Brett Lipins won 16 of 24 for Plainview JFK.

News and Notes
Friends Academy won their seventh straight game...Oyster Bay has won five straight games...Baldwin has won 24 straight games against Hempstead dating back to 1989...New Hyde Park is still the only undefeated team left in Nassau. The Gladiators are 8-0.

Week Four Review

BLAXEIGHT TEAMS OF THE WEEK

New Hyde Park Gladiators
New Hyde Park went 3-0 last week and looks like one of the favorites to come on top in League 3. Coach Mike Milio's squad is the the only undefeated team left in Nassau County this spring.

MacArthur Generals
MacArthur won both its games last week in League 2 play and stands at 6-2 halfway through the season. The Generals went 9-8 last year so an improved overall record could be in the works for coach John Nessler and his team.

Manhasset Indians
Manhasset had a rough few days two weeks ago, allowing 27 total goals in consecutive losses to Connecticut powers Ridgefield and Darien. But the Indians rebounded last week downing Syosset and Rumson-Fair Haven. Coach Keith Cromwell looks to get his team rolling before the showdown with Garden City on May 3rd.

BLAXEIGHT PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

Leo Cataldo, Bethpage
Cataldo (pictured above) dominated at the faceoff X in the Golden Eagles big win over Carey, winning 13 of 17. Two days later, the senior committed to Siena more than held his own against Garden City's star draw man, Luke Cascadden. 

Owen Donnellan, Plainedge
Donnellan, a senior attackman headed to Stony Brook, had 11 points (6g, 5a) in wins over Roslyn and North Shore. He has 36 points so far this year. 

Brayden Haase, Herricks
Haase, a junior, had 12 goals and four assists in two big wins for the Highlanders. He has 33 goals on the season so far.

Michael Jannotte, Massapequa
The senior, headed to Stevens, made 39 saves in two games as the Chiefs split the week, defeating Wantagh and fall to East Islip. He is averaging 14.5 saves a game this spring.

Daniel Kolin, Manhasset
The Navy bound Kolin led Manhasset to victories this week with four goals and five assists. The star attackman has a balanced 16 goals and 17 assists for the season.

Tommy McCarvill, Port Washington
The leading scorer for the Vikings, McCarvill had nine goals and five assists in two victories last week. The senior headed to Maritime has 28 goals so far this season. 

Brody Waxer, Syosset
The junior attackman broke out last week to the tune of 14 points (6g, 8a). The Michigan commit has been a marked man all season but has 33 points in 8 games.

BLAXEIGHT GAMES OF THE WEEK

Tuesday, April 22nd- Massapequa at Garden City, 5:00 pm.
Two of the top teams in Nassau meet in a League 1 contest. Garden City has won the last three games in this series dating back to 2019. Both teams have excellent young offensive talent, including the Trojans Charlie Koester and the Chiefs 

Tuesday, April 22nd- Syosset at Farmingdale, 5:30 pm.
This annual Class A battle is always one of most intense in Nassau. Both teams went 1-1 last week and are looking to solidify playoff seeding. Brody Waxer is rounding into midseason form for the Braves and will run into a Daler defense led by Mike Galgano and Matt Ippoliti. Farmingdale has won 6 of the last 10 meetings between the schools. These teams have met almost every season since 1969, one of longest running series in Nassau history.

Wednesday, April 23rd, Lynbrook at Herricks, 5:00 pm.
Herricks has had a nice start to their season, sitting at 6-1. The Owls come to Herricks with a record of 7-1 and have won six games in a row. These teams are two of the better squads in League 2 this season.

Wednesday, April 23rd, Long Beach at MacArthur, 7:00 pm.
This one will have an impact on Class B playoff seeding. The host Generals have won six in a row after an 0-2 start. The Marines are 3-5 with a youthful offensive group. Each team has won 15 times in this series dating back to 1965. 

Friday, April 25th, Plainedge at Bethpage, 5:00 pm.
This rivalry is strong in football and this game should be a good one featuring a strong Bethpage defense led by Luke Waxer against an Owen Donnellan led Red Devil attack. Bethpage has dominated the all-time series, 26-6. 

Friday, April 25th, Port Washington at Massapequa, 5:00 pm.
This game will begin to clear up the Class A seeding picture. The second game of a tough week for the Chiefs against a stingy Vikings defense (4.9 goals allowed per game). Massapequa leads the all-time series 32-19. 

Saturday, April 26th, Garden City at Northport, 1:45 pm.
The third game of a busy week for the Trojans is a great matchup of two of the top public school teams on Long Island. The Tigers had been undefeated before losing to Springfield-Delco (PA) over the weekend, 7-4. 

Garden City and Wantagh Pick Up Out-of-Section Wins; Sewanhaka Earns First Victory of 2025

Scores From Today

Garden City 10, Jamesville DeWitt 6   [ BOX SCORE] 

Wantagh 17, Pleasantville 13  [ BOX SCORE] 

Lynbrook 14, island Trees 8  [ BOX SCORE] 

Port Washington 18, Mepham 3  [ BOX SCORE] 

Herricks 15, East Meadow 4   [ BOX SCORE] 

Sewanhaka 15, Hempstead 3  [ BOX SCORE] 

Great Neck South 11, Uniondale 5   [ BOX SCORE] 

New Hyde Park 15, Elmont 0  [ BOX SCORE] 

Plainedge 9, North Shore 5  [ BOX SCORE] 

MacArthur 6, Plainview JFK 4   [ BOX SCORE] 

Scorers
Tyler Cheswick scored four of the six goals for MacArthur...junior midfielder Lukas Rinaldi had six tallies for New Hyde Park...Charlie Koester had four goals and an assist for Garden City...Tommy McCarvill scored six goals and added two assists and Brendan Lang had four goals for Port Washington...junior atackman Devin Paccione had seven points (3g, 4a) and freshman Luke Martini had four goals and an assist for Wantagh...Luke Dantona scored three goals and added two assissts and Jack LaBarbera scored one goal and had four assists for Lynbrook...junior midfielder Brayden Haase totaled eight points (6g, 2a) for Herricks. His teammate Gavin Duggar had a goal and five assists...junior attackman AJ Ayau scored five times and added two assists and senior attackman Kevin Parapar had six helpers for Sewanhaka...seniors Owen Donnellan and Brian Keaveney each had three goals and two assists for Plainedge...Edwin Serpas had four goals and two assists for Great Neck South...Anthony Cimino scored four goals for North Shore.

Stoppers
Junior Caden Cullen made 17 saves for MacArthur...Garden City's Jake Schlipf made 14 stops...Luca Palleschi made 19 saves for Lynbrook...senior Jackson Reger made 21 saves for East Meadow...junior Chris Ganuza stopped 20 shots for Uniondale...Griffin Pinter made 21 saves for North Shore...Jake Ilardo had 14 saves for Plainview JFK.

Faceoff Wins
Brendan Rooney won 10 of 12 faceoffs for New Hyde Park and also had a goal and five assists...Senior Luke Cascadden won 17 of 20 draws for Garden City...Lynbrook junior Thomas Dunne won 17 of 25.

News and Notes
New Hyde Park remains as the only undefeated team in Nassau at 7-0...Jamesville DeWitt (4-2) from Section III had entered today averaging 19.5 goals a game and the Garden City defense held them to 6 today. The Trojans have won five in a row and are 7-1...Port Washington improved to 8-1 and hasn't lost to Mepham since 1994...Wantagh defeated one of the top Class D progams in the state in Pleasantville (Section I)...Sewanhaka won their first game of the season by defeating Hempstead...Herricks is now 6-1 overall. 

Thursday, April 17

Wantagh 15, Comsewogue 6
The Warriors (4-3) defeated host Comsewogue in non-league action. Wantagh had an 8-1 lead at halftime and were led offensively by Carter Loughman and Joe Nicholson who each had four goals and one assist and Dylan Martini who totaled six points (3g, 3a). Gianni Passaro made 15 saves in goal.  Comsewogue is 3-3.  [ BOX SCORE] 

South Side 9, Carey 5
Sophomores JJ Hawthorne and Alec Notaro led the Cyclones past visiting Carey in non-league. Hawthorne scored three goals and Notaro won 12 of 17 faceoffs. Junior Brendan Vetter had three assists for South Side (6-2). Carey is now 4-4. [ BOX SCORE] 

New Hyde Park 10, Bellmore JFK 4
New Hyde Park improved to 6-0 with a 10-4 victory at Bellmore JFK. Senior goaltender Jack LaGalia made 18 saves for Bellmore JFK (3-3).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Mineola 10, Jamaica 1
Seven different players scored for Mineola in their 10-1 non-league win over Jamaica. Junior Jacob Park led the way with three goals for Mineola (2-6), who defeated Jamaica for the 11th straight time dating back to 1986.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Oyster Bay 7, Malverne-East Rockaway 6
The Baymen improved to 4-3 with a League 3 win at Malverne-East Rockaway. Matthew Delligatti (2g, 3a) and Brennan Murray (4g, 1a) led the offense for MER (4-5).   [ BOX SCORE] 

Lynbrook Continues To Roll in League 2

Lynbrook 16, Division Avenue 4
The Owls improved to 6-1 with a 16-4 League 2 road victory over Division Avenue (1-5). Ten different players scored for Lynbrook, who received four goals and an assist from Bennet Voltano and a goal and three assists from Eddie Stradowski. Division junior Julien Tomala scored two times and Cristian Barone made 14 saves. 
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Wheatley/Carle Place 12, Hicksville 7
Colin Hoisik had four goals and three assists to lead Wheatley/ Carle Place (3-5) over Hicksville in League 2. Anthony Sampogna had two goals and and two assists and Aidan Butt added 3 goals for the Wildfrogs. Michael Gilbert scored four times and Chris Suflay made 17 saves for the Comets (2-4). [ BOX SCORE] 

Jericho 15, Sewanhaka 3
Jericho improved to 4-3 by defeating Sewanhaka 15-3 in League 2 action.  Junior attackman Hudson Gingold (2g-6a) had eight points and senior Jacob Munayirji won 17 of 18 faceoffs for the Jayhawks. Junior attackman AJ Ayau scored all three goals for Sewanhaka (0-8). [ BOX SCORE] 

Long Beach 8, Island Trees 3
Sophomore Cian Donaghy scored five times to lead Long Beach over Island Trees in League 2. Junior goaltender Aiden Derupo made 14 saves for the Marines (3-4). Senior Joe Filocamo led the Bulldogs (3-3) with three goals. 
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Plainview JFK 10, Mineola 3
The Hawks (5-2) were led by juniors Nick Altmann (1g-3a), Alex Kantrowitz (2g-2a), and Jake Ilardo (16 saves) in their 10-3 League 2 win over visiting Mineola. For the Mustangs (1-6), senior Will Massaro made 17 saves. [ BOX SCORE] 

North Shore 9, Floral Park 4
Nort Shore improved to 4-2 win a home victory over Floral Park in League 2. The Knights, who fell to 3-4, were led by seniors Charles Leary with three goals and James Gorman with three assists. [ BOX SCORE] 

Mepham 8, Locust Valley 2
Senior attackman Alessandro Walaitis scored four times to lead Mepham over Locust Valley in League 2. Sophomore James Schmitt had two assists for the Pirates who are 4-3. Freshman goaltender Grayson Iannotti made 16 saves for Locust Valley (3-4). [ BOX SCORE] 

Bethpage, Massapequa, and Farmingdale Post Big Wins On Tuesday

Bethpage 11, Carey 6
Senior Leo Cataldo won 13 of 17 to lead Bethpage past Carey in League 1 play.  Senior attackman Andrew Reinhardt scored four goals and had 2 assists and junior midfielder Chase Solliday had two goals and two assists for the Golden Eagles (3-3). Chris Obertis scored twice for the Seahawks who are now 4-3.   [ BOX SCORE] 

Massapequa 10, Wantagh 7
Massapequa jumped out to a 9-1 halftime lead en route to a 10-7 victory over host Wantagh in League 1 action. Sophomore Rocco Spallina had two goals and two assists and Tyler Byrnes had three goals and an assist for the Chiefs (6-1). Massapequa senior netminder Michael Jannotte was outstanding with 22 saves and sophomore Kolby Roberts won 14 of 19 faceoffs. Junior Devin Paccione scored three goals for Wantagh, who held the Chiefs to one second half tally. Massapequa has won the past nine straight games between the schools, dating back to 2011.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Farmingdale 6, South Side 4
Farmingdale defeated South Side 6-4 at home in League 1 action. The Dalers improve to 4-3 on the season, while South Side falls to 5-2. Cuinn Sunde (2 goals) scored the winning goal on a pass from Kevin Renneisen in the third quarter and Sean Schumeyer tacked on an insurance goal in the fourth for the Dalers. Matt Hughes (right) made 15 saves to lead a Farmingdale defense that limited the Cyclones to one second half goal. Junior midfielder Tyler Sumrani scored two goals for South Side. [ BOX SCORE]

Manhasset 11, Syosset 8
Manhasset improved to 4-3 with a 11-8 League 1 victory over Syosset (3-4). Senior attackman and Navy commit Daniel Kolin (left, below) led all scorers with three goals and three assists for Manhasset, who also received three goals from junior attackman Conor Sheerin. Manhasset has won 8 of the 9 all-time matchups between the two schools.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Plainedge 10, Roslyn 8
Senior Stony Brook commit Owen Donnellan (below, right) scored three times and added three assists for Plainedge in the Red Devils (3-4) League 1 win over Roslyn. Junior Andrew Picardi scored three times for Plainedge, who trailed 5-4 at half but outscored the Bulldogs 6-3 in the second half.   Attackmen Josh Berger and Gavin Ryback each had three points for Roslyn (4-4) and Ethan Goldberg won 17 of 21 faceoffs. [ BOX SCORE] 

MacArthur 16, Hewlett 5
MacArthur wins their fifth consecutive game to improve to 5-2. Hewlett (1-5) was led by Daniel Lankri who made 18 saves in goal.    [ BOX SCORE] 

Port Washington 16, Seaford 6
Senior midfielder Tommy McCarvill scored three goals and added three assists to lead Port Washington past Seaford in League 1. Will Ahmuty chipped in with a goal and 4 assists for the Vikings (7-1). Max Eynon had 12 saves in goal for Port Washington who outscored Seaford 12-4 in the second half.  With the loss, Seaford in now 3-2. [ BOX SCORE] 

Calhoun 10, Oceanside 9
Brandon McCabe scored the game winner with 1:04 left to play to lift host Calhoun (3-4) over Oceanside in League 1 action.  Harley Finkelstein led the Colts with three goals and an assist and Nick Greci made 16 saves in goal. Luke Miller had three goals and an assist for Oceanside (3-3).  
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