Class C Semifinals: Manhasset and Wantagh Advance

Manhasset 15, Lynbrook 5: Top seeded and defending Class C state champion Manhasset improved their record to 17-1 with a 15-5 win over #5 seeded Lynbrook in the Nassau Class C semifinals. Liam Connor and Jack Petersen each had three goals and three assists and Cal Girard won 14 of 16 faceoffs and added a goal for the Indians. Michael Hendrickson scored twice and Michael Fagen had a goal and two assists for Lynbrook, who finished the season at 9-9. Manhasset will play #2 seed Wantagh on Wednesday, May 31st for the Nassau C title at 5:00 pm at Hofstra University. 

Wantagh 9, Plainedge 7: Jake Martini had four goals and two assists to lead #2 Wantagh over #3 Plainedge in the Nassau Class C semifinals. Freshman Devin Paccione added two goals and an assist and Kyle Conklin made eight saves in goal for the Warriors. Caden Morra scored four goals for Plainedge, who finished the season with a record of 12-6. Wantagh plays #1 Manhasset for the Class C title on Wednesday, May 31st at 5:00 pm at Hofstra University. 

Class B Final Is Set: Trojans vs. Colts

Garden City 7, Long Beach 2: Top seeded Garden City (14-4) defeated #5 Long Beach (10-8) by the score of 7-2 in the semifinal round of the Nassau Class B playoffs played last night at Hofstra's Shuart Stadium. Carson Kraus scored three goals to lead the Trojans and teammate Jack Archer had a goal and two assists. Garden City outscored the Marines 4-0 in the pivotal second quarter that gave the defending NYS Class B champions at 5-1 halftime lead. Jack Miller and Luke Hartman each scored for Long Beach. Garden City will play Cahoun in a rematch of last year's final, won by the Trojans, Tuesday, May 30th at 7:30 pm at Hofstra. 

Calhoun 6, South Side 5: Third seeded Calhoun (15-3), led by three goals and one assist from Jayden Finkelstein, defeated #2 South Side, 6-5, in a Nassau Class B semifinal at Hofstra's Shuart Stadium. The game was a tense, back and forth affair, which kept the fans on the edge of their seat throughout the game. Mark Resivo made 13 saves for Calhoun, while Michael Melkonian won 11 of 15 faceoffs for South Side (13-5). Owen West and Cole DiPietro each scored two goals for the Cyclones. Calhoun advances to face Garden City in a rematch of last years Class B championship, won by Garden City, 12-5.  [ BOX SCORE] 

No cash ticketing at the gate

Class A Semifinal Results

Port Washington 8, Massapequa 7: #2 seed Port Washington defeated #3 Massapequa in the Nassau Class A Semifinals at Hofstra University last night. The Vikings (13-4) used a 4-1 third quarter to propel themselves to the win and were led by attackman Chase Pastalove who had three goals and one assist. Jack Marcus had a goal and two assists and Luke Meyer scored twice, raising his season goals total to 53. Fot the Chiefs, Matt Jannotte made 15 saves in goal, Will Birney scored three goals, and Patrick Radomski had a goal and four assists. Massapequa finishes at 9-9. Port Washington, the defending Nassau Class A champions, will play Farmingdale at 5:00 pm at Hofstra on Tuesday, May 30th for the championship. 

Farmingdale 11, Syosset 6: Top seeded Farmingdale scored the first four goals of the game and defeated #4 Syosset (11-7), 11-6 in the Nassau Class A Semifinals at Hofstra University last night. Caden Lennon scored three goals and Brendan O'Keefe had two goals and two assists to lead the Dalers offensively. Syosset was led by goaltender Zachary Finkelstein, who made 11 saves and Adam Giovinco who had a goal and two assists. Farmingdale (15-3) plays Port Washington on Tuesday, May 30th for the Class A championship at Hofstra at 5:00 pm.

Going to the All-County Dinner

Class C Quarterfinal Results

Manhasset 14, Bethpage 1: Top seeded Manhasset (16-1) defeated #8 Bethpage 14-1 in the quarterfinal round of the Nassau Class C playoffs. Cal Girard won 14 of 17 faceoffs and Liam Connor scored four goals with two assists to lead the Indians, who had nine different goal scorers. Jack Peterson added a goal and three assists for Manhasset, who will face #5 Lynbrook in the Class C semifinals on Friday at 4:00 pm at Hofstra University. Bethpage finishes at 8-10.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Lynbrook 6, Island Trees 4:  #5 Lynbrook outscored #4 Island Trees 3-0 in the pivotal third quarter en route to a 6-4 Nassau Class C quarterfinal victory. Jake Lunati made 12 saves for the Owls (9-8), and Derek Sandorfi scored two goals and Ryan Shapiro had two assists. Island Trees finishes the season with a record of 10-6. Lynbrook will play top-seeded Manhasset on Friday at 4:00 pm in the semifinal round of the Nassau Class C playoffs.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Wantagh 20, North Shore 4: Danny Fisenne (3g-3a), Antony Tsakos (5g-1a), and Devin Paccione (2g-3a) were the offensive leaders for #2 Wantagh (12-5) in the Warriors 20-4 rout of #10 seeded North Shore in the Nassau Class C quarterfinals. Wantagh had eleven goal scorers and led 12-2 at halftime. Jack Kaufman scored thee goals and Cole Gibstein won 10 of 20 faceoffs with a goal for the Vikings (9-9). Wantagh will play #3 Plainedge on Friday at Hofstra in the semifinals at 6:00 pm.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Plainedge 7, Carey 4: Braden Donnellan assisted of five of the seven Plainedge goals in the Red Devils Nassau Class C quarterfinal victory over Carey. #3 seeded Plainedge (13-4) also received three goals from Caden Morra and two goals and an assist from Dominic Moscato. Carey finishes the season at 11-6. Plainedge will #2 Wantagh Friday at 6:00 p,m at Hofstra in the Class C semifinals. [ BOX SCORE] 

Nassau Class A Quarterfinal Results

Farmingdale 18, Plainview JFK 2: Top seeded Farmingdale scored ten first quarter goals en route to a 18-2 win over #8 Plainview JFK in the quarterfinal round of the Nassau Class A playoffs. Jake Norton had five points (2g-3a), all the first quarter, to lead all scorers as Farmingdale had thirteen different players score a goal in the contest. Ethan Schwatrzberg and Sam Warren scored goals for Plainview JFK (6-11). The Dalers (14-3) will play at 5:30 pm on Thursday, May 25th in the Class A semifinals.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Port Washington 18, Port Washington 6: Luke Meyer had three goals and two assists to lead #2 seed and defending Class A champion Port Washington over #7 seeded Hicksville, 18-7. Carlos Stolper added three goals for the Vikings (12-4) who will play #3 seeded Massapequa on Thursday, May 25th at Hofstra at 3:30 pm in the Class A semifinals. James Kelly had a goal and two assists and Fred Giovanelli made 20 saves for the Comets (8-9).
[ BOX SCORE] 

Massapequa 20, Baldwin 0:  #3 seeded Massapequa (9-8) scored ten first quarter goals and never looked back, routing #6 Baldwin, 20-0 in the Nassau Class A quarterfinals. Leading the scoring for Massapequa (9-8) was Michael Durnin (2g-6a), Patrick Radomski (4g-2a), Tyler Byrnes (4g-2a), and Jack Garguilo (3g-1a). Baldwin finishes the season at 9-7. Massapequa will play #2 seeded Port Washington on Thursday, May 25th at 3:30 pm at Hofstra in the Class A semifinals.   [ BOX SCORE] 

Syosset 12, Oceanside 5: #4 seeded Syosset defeated #5 Oceanside, 12-5 in the quarterfinal round of the Nassau Class A playoffs. Dylan Stadler led Syosset with three goals and one assist, David Disque had two goals and two assists, and Zachary Finkelstein made nine saves in goal. Syosset will play #1 Farmingdale on Thursday in the semifinals at Hosftra at 5:30 pm. Oceanside finishes at 9-8. [ BOX SCORE] 

Nassau Class B Quarterfinal Results

Garden City 15, Bellmore JFK 0: Top seeded Garden City (13-4) was led by Andrew Ottomanelli (2g-3a) in the Trojans 15-0 rout of #9 seed Bellmore Kennedy in the quarterfinal round of the Class B playoffs. Twelve players scored goals for Garden City and nine of their tallies were assisted. Ben Greco made a dozen saves in goal for the Cougars (9-9) and finished the season with 252 saves. Garden City plays #5 Long Beach in the semifinals on Thursday, May 25th at 7:30 pm at Hofstra.   [ BOX SCORE] 

Long Beach 11, Roslyn 5: Jack Miller scored four goals and had an assist to lead #5 Long Beach (10-7) over #4 Roslyn (11-5) in the quarterfinals of the Nassau Class B playoffs. Luke Hartman added three goals and Jeff Conway had two goals and two assists for the Marines who play Garden City on Thursday at Hofstra at 7:30 pm in the semifinals.   [ BOX SCORE] 

Calhoun 13, MacArthur 3: Jake Lewis totalled ten points (7g-3a) for #3 Calhoun in their 13-3 victory over #6 MacArthur in the Nassau Class B quarterfinals. Ryan Menghi won 15 of 20 faceoffs and Jayden Finkelstein scored three times for the Colts (14-3). The Generals finish the season at 8-9. Calhoun plays #2 South Side in the semifinals on Friday at 2:00 pm at Hofstra.  [ BOX SCORE] 

South Side 17, Mepham 5: Ryan Mayerhofer led #2 South Side with three goals and three assists in the Cyclones dominating 17-5 win over #7 Mepham (8-10). Scoring three goals each for South Side (13-4) were Chris Vanco and Owen West, and Michael Melkonian won 15 of 17 faceoffs. Liam Williams scored twice and had an assist for Mepham. South Side plays Calhoun in the semifinals on Friday at 2:00 pm at Hofstra.    [ BOX SCORE] 

Nassau Class C First Round: Bethpage and North Shore Advance

Bethpage 4, Hewlett 3:  Four different players scored a goal for #8 Bethpage in the Golden Eagles 4-3 victory over #9 Hewlett in the first round of the Nassau Class C playoffs. Sean Smith and Bryce Wylie each had a goal and an assist for Bethpage, and goaltender Jake Kelly made 12 saves and held Hewlett to one second half goal. Bethpage improves to 8-9 and will play at top-seeded Manhasset (15-1) on Tuesday. Hewlett finishes at 7-9. 

Norh Shore 8, Seaford 6: Tenth-seeded North Shore outscored #7 Seaford 4-0 in the fourth quarter to win their Nassau Class C first round playoff game played at Seaford High School.  Jack Kaufman led the Vikings (9-8) with two goals and three assists and Andrew Fabiilli made 20 saves in goal to earn the win. Col Gibstein won eight faceoffs, giving him a county-leading 223 faceoff victories for the season. North Shore advances to play at second-seeded Wantagh on Tuesday. Seaford finishes at 9-8. 

Nassau Class B First Round: Bellmore JFK and Mepham Advance

Bellmore JFK 7, Herricks 5: Ben Greco made 13 saves and held Herricks to one goal over the first three quarters to lead Bellmore JFK to a 7-5 win in the opening round of the Nassau Class B playofs. The Cougars were led offensively by Max Zaransky with two goals and two assists and Joe Battaglia with three goals. Greco, a Hamilton commit, raised his save total to 240 on the season for Bellmore JFK, the #9 seed who advances to play at top-seeded Garden City on Monday. Herricks finishes the season at 5-12.   [ BOX SCORE] 

Mepham 13, Jericho 8: Alesaandro Walaitis totaled eight points (4g-4a) to lead #7 seeded Mepham (8-9) over #10 Jericho (6-11) in Nassau Class B first round playoff action. Anthony DiSalvo won 19 of 22 faceoffs and Owen Heller added three goals and two assists for the Pirates. Heller, a sophomore,  now has 65 points for the season. Nicholas Polizotto had three goals and three assists for Jericho and goaltender Brandon Klein made 20 saves. Klein, a junior, finished the season with 216 saves for Jericho. With the win, Mepham advances to play at second-seeded South Side (12-4) on Monday.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Tuesday: Final Games in Conferences B and C/D For the 2023 Season

Garden City 16, Bellmore JFK 1: Henry Gibbons had three goals and two assists to lead Garden City (12-4) over Bellmore JFK in Conference B. Andrew Ottomanelli had two goals and two assists for the Trojans.  Bellmore JFK (8-8) goaltender Benjamin Greco made 19 saves in the loss, giving him 227 for the season (14.2 per game). 

Calhoun 15, Glen Cove 4: Jake Lewis had three goals and three assists for Calhoun (13-3) in Conference B. Max Mescolotto added four goals and an assist for the Colts. Nick Ladeairous scored two goals for Glen Cove (3-13). 

Long Beach 16, New Hyde Park 4:  Jack Miller (4g-6a) totaled 10 points for Long Beach in their 16-4 win over New Hyde Park (7-9) in Conference B. Charlie Conway (4) and Luke Hartman (3) totaled seven goals for the Marines (9-7), and Chip Buehre won 18 of 21 faceoffs. Aidan Garvey had a goal and an assist in the loss for New Hyde Park.  

Roslyn 12, Division Avenue 0: Goaltenders Jacob Goldberg and Zach Mashaal combined for five saves and pitched a shutout for Roslyn over Division Avenue (7-9) in Conference B. The Bulldogs Alex Siegel had five goals and two assists and Alex Gatto added four assists. Colin Lambert made 18 saves in goal for Division. 

Herricks 19, Great Neck North 7: Riley Royals scored six goals and had an assist for Herricks (5-11) in Conference B. Joey Chimenti chipped in with four goals and two assists for the Highlanders, and Nate Kershaw scored three goals. Daniel Perlman had six points (5g-1a) in the loss for the Blazers (9-7). Perlman finished the season with 91 goals and 24 assists. The 91 goals are the second most in a season in Nassau County history, behind only Dean Gibbons of Garden City (101 in 2006). 

Mepham 17, Sewanhaka 2: Alessandro Walaitis (4g-5a), Liam Williams (3g-5a), and Owen Heller (2g-2a) were the high scorers for Mepham (7-9) in their Conference B win over Sewanhaka (0-16). 

Floral Park, Wheatley/Carle Place: Owen Sanchez scored a career-high four goals to lead Floral Park in Conference C/D. Steven Baranoski chipped in with three goals and an assist for the Knights (5-11). James Demakopoulos had 18 saves for Wheatley/Carle Place (9-7), giving him 210 for the season. 

South Side 18, Jericho 0: Thirteen players scored for South Side (12-4) in their 18-0 win over Jericho in Conference B. Timmy Erickson was the high scorer with a goal and three assists. Michael Melkonian went 9 for 9 facing off and scored a goal. Brandon Klein made 11 saves for Jericho (6-10).

MacArthur 15, Great Neck South 5: Joe Forcelli had two goals and three assists for MacArthur (8-8) in Conference B. Tyler Cheswick scored twice and had four assists for the Generals, and  Alex Varga had four goals and an assist. Demetri Stavrinides score twice for Great Neck North (9-7). 

Monday: Oyster Bay Gets School-Record 11th Victory, Manhasset Finishes Undefeated In Conference C/D Play

Friends Academy 17, Lawrence 6: Will Bystrom had five goals and an assist for Friends Academy (10-6) and teammate Cooper Schultz had two goals and six assists. Kody Kirchner had a goal and three assists for Lawrence (5-11) and Amari Elliott made 14 saves in goal.   [ BOX SCORE] 

Wantagh 18, Hewlett 4: Antony Tsakos had five goals and an assist to lead Wantagh ((11-5) in Conference C/D. The Warriors had eleven diffferent goal scorers, including Nick Cupelli (3g-2a) and Jake Martini (2g-2a) and Kyle Conklin made 12 saves in goal. Ryan Goodman had a goal and two assists for Hewlett (7-8).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Oyster Bay 18, Clarke 3: Jake Macri had three goals and three assists and Jagger Romano had five goals and an assist to lead Oyster Bay in Conference C/D. George Henry won 15 of 24 faceoffs for the Baymen and Peter Sapienza had four goals and an assist. The victory gives Oyster Bay it's first 11-win season in school history. Clarke falls to 10-6 with the defeat.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Manhasset 14, Seaford 6: Liam Connor scored three goals and had two assists to lead Manhasset (15-1) in Conference C/D. Cal Girard won 12 of 14 faceoffs for the Indians, who finished the regular season undefeated in conference play. Jake Anzelone had two goals and an assist for Seaford (9-7).    [ BOX SCORE] 

Plainedge 11, Carey 5: Braden Donnellan had four goals and an assist for Plainedge (12-4) in Conference C/D. Caden Morra had two goals and three assists and Owen Donnellan had two goals and two assists for the Red Devils. James Gangone scored tow goals for Carey (11-5).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Lynbrook 11, Locust Valley 1: Jake Lunati made 10 saves for Lynbrook (8-8) and held Locust Valley to one goal in Conference C/D. Michael Fagen (2g-1a), Michael Hendrickson (2g-1a), and Derek Sandorfi (1g-2a) each had three points for the Owls. Charlie Dickman made 17 saves in goal for Locust Valley (9-7).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Malverne/East Rockaway 13, West Hempstead 11: Cameron Lewis scored four goals, Matt Larin made 12 saves, and Jaden Taylor won 15 of 21 faceoffs for Malverne/East Rockaway (4-11) in Conference C/D. Alex Chosi added three goals and three assists for the winners.  Gavin Lee scored six goals for West Hempstead (3-13) and Dan Clark made 25 saves.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Island Trees 16, Mineola 8: Kian McCoy scored seven goals to lead Island Trees (10-5) in Conference C/D. McCoy had an assist for eight total points, John Echezuria had four goals and two assists, and Nicholas Saragossi added a goal and four assists for the Bulldogs. Jack McCormack had six points (4g-2a) and Eric Rosati made 14 saves in net for Mineola (7-9).   [ BOX SCORE] 

Glen Cove 10, East Meadow 7: Nick Ladeairous scored three goals and Genalie Prezeau scored three goals and had one assist to lead Glen Cove (3-12) over East Meadow in non-league. Matteo Cameron made 10 saves for Glen Cove. The Jets (1-14) Bryan Tauber scored five goals and Tommy Augusto totaled 19 saves in the loss.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Oceanside  19, Hicksville 11: Michael Madden had three goals and four assists to lead Oceanside over Hicksville in non-conference play. Jake Perinchief scored four goals and Cole Parker won 16 of 22 faceoffs for the Sailors (9-6). Hicksville falls to 7-8 with the loss.   [ BOX SCORE] 

Cold Spring Harbor 10, Bethpage 4: More info on this late starting game to come...

Scores For the Last Saturday of the 2023 Regular Season

Oceanside 18, Baldwin 8: Michael Madden (4g-3a), Andrew Piccola (3g-2a), Nicky Cairo (2g-3a) and Andrew Greco (2g-2a) were the offensive stars for Oceanside (8-6) in Conference A. Cole Parker won 11 of 12 faceoffs for the Sailors. Brady Mahler scored five goals for Baldwin (9-5). 

Hicksville 15, Freeport 8: James Kelly led Hicksville with six goals and two assists in Conference A. Brendan Dalton had three goals and five assists and Peter Agapito won 14 of 22 faceoffs for the Comets (7-7). Caleb Mann had four goals for Freeport (9-7). 

Farmingdale 15, Massapequa 6: Brendan O'Keefe had five goals and five assists to lead Farmingdale (12-3) over Massapequa in Conference A. Caden Lennon scored six goals and CJ Mangio won 18 of 22 faceoffs for the Dalers. Michael Durnin had two goals and an assist and Patrick Radomski had a goal and two assists for the Chiefs (7-8). 

Plainview JFK 16, Valley Stream 3: Nick Altman scored five goals, Andrew Greenbaum had three goals and an assist, and Sam Warren had a goal and three assists for Plainview (6-9) in Conference A.  Sam Erlich made six saves in goal for the Hawks, while Landon Somerville made 10 saves for Valley Stream (3-13). 

Hempstead 10, East Meadow 7: Charlie Jimenez, Chris Lake, and Jakkai Stith each scored three goals for Hempstead (6-9) in Conference A. Stith had an assists and Lake won 13 faceoffs for the Tigers. Fernando Flores had two goals and two assists for East Meadow (1-13). Tommy Augusto made 22 saves for the Jets. 

Calhoun 16, Roslyn 8: Jake Lewis led two goals and five assists for Calhoun in Conference B. AJ Molinari and Jayden Finkelstein each had three goals and two assists for the Colts (12-3). Roslyn (10-4) was led by Alex Gatto (4a) and Alex Siegel (2g-2a). 

Garden City 14, Long Beach 6: The Trojans outscored the Marines 7-0 in the second quarter to break open a one-goal game in Conference B. James Paisley had five goals for Garden City (11-4), and both Andrew Ottomanelli and Michael Berkery had two goals and two assists. Jack Miller (1g-2a) had three points for Long Beach (8-7). 

Great Neck South 12, Glen Cove 7: George Toumbekis (4g) and Connor Gould (4a) were the scoring combo for Great Neck South (9-6) in Conference B. Demetri Stavrinides added three goals for the Blazers. Genalie Prezeau had four points (2g-2a) and Matteo Cameron made 15 saves in goal for Glen Cove (2-12). 

New Hyde Park 16, Elmont 3: Aidan Garvey (3g-4a), Nick Rios (4g-2a), Cody McLean (4g-2a), and Peter Lener (2g-3a) were the offensive stars for New Hyde Park (7-8) in Conference B. Elmont is 6-10. 

Division Ave 8, Jericho 7: Dylan O'Connor and Timothy Stanley each scored three goals to lead Division (7-8) in Conference B. Josh Rubin scored three goals and had two assists for Jericho (6-9), and Brandon Klein made 16 saves in the loss. 

Bethpage 15, Mineola 8: Sean Smith scored seven goals and had two assists for Bethpage (7-8) in Conference C/D. Jake Kelly made 22 saves for the Golden Eagles. Tommy Renner had two goals and two assists for Mineola (7-8) and Eric Rosati made 12 saves in goal. 

Chaminade 10, Manhasset 9: Manhasset (14-1) loses for the first time this season at the hands of Chaminade (10-4) in the Regs Rock Lacrosse Day for Heroes Game. 

Friday: Port Rallies to Defeat Syosset in Conference A

Port Washington 8, Syosset 7: Down 5-1 at halftime, Port Washington outscored Syosset 6-1 in the third quarter to take a 7-6 lead into the final period. Each team tallied one goal in the fourth, which enabled the Vikings (10-4) to earn a hard-fought, comeback victory over Syosset (10-6) in Conference A. Luke Meyer led Port with two goals and two assists, John McCarthy added two goals and one assist, and Max Eynon made 12 saves in goal.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Bellmore Kennedy 18, Great Neck North 12: Joe Battaglia (5g-2a) and Max Zaransky (3g-3a) were the high scorers for Bellmore Kennedy (8-7) in their Conference B victory over Great Neck North (9-6). Ben Greco made nine saves in goal for the winners. Daniel Perlman had five goals and two assists for the Blazers and teammate Eden Hakami had five goals. Perlman leads Nassau in scoring with 109 points.   [ BOX SCORE] 

Clarke 16, Malverne/East Rockaway 10: Justin Somyak had nine points (5g-4a) for Clarke (10-5) in Conference C/D. Teammates Lucas Barsuaskas (5g), Gabe Cobham (3g-2a), and Aidan Peters (1g-4a) also had big games for the Rams, as did goalie Joseph Buffalino who made 15 saves. Matthew Delligatti led Malverne/East Rockaway (3-11) with a goal and four assists.   [ BOX SCORE] 

North Shore 13, Friends Academy 6: Leading 7-4 at halftime, North Shore outscored Friends Academy (8-6) 5-0 in the third quarter to seal the victory for the Vikings (8-8). Cole Gibstein won 16 of 18 faceoffs for North Shore and had three goals and two assists, and Jack Kaufman added two goals and five assists.   [ BOX SCORE] 

South Side 13, MacArthur 5: Michael Melkonian had a goal, two assists, and won 15 of 18 faceoffs for South Side (11-4) in Conference B. Owen West had three tallies and Ryan Mayerhofer and Michael Aiello each had two goals and two assists for the Cyclones. Ryan Fitzgerald scored two goals for MacArthur (7-8).   [ BOX SCORE] 

Seaford 12, Hewlett 3: Jake Anzelone (4g-1a), Tim Navin (4g-2a), and Daniel Barone (1g-3a) were the offensive leaders for Seaford (9-6) in their Conference C/D victory over Hewlett (7-7). Jon Lent made six saves in goal and allowed only one goal over three quarters for the Vikings.   [ BOX SCORE] 

Lynbrook 9, Floral Park 4: Michael Fagen had two goals and two assists for Lynbrook (7-8) in Conference C/D. Luke Dantona had three goals and one assist for the Owls, who outscored Floral Park, 4-1, in the pivotal fourth quarter to earn the win. Owen Sanchez scored twice for Floral Park (4-11).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Island Trees 6, Carey 4: Island Trees outscored Carey 3-1 in the fourth quarter to earn a 6-4 win in Conference C/D. Anthony Saragossi made 12 saves in goal for the Bulldogs (9-5), and John Echezuria led all scorers with three goals. Luke Forde won 10 of 14 faceoffs for Island Trees.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Locust Valley 7, Wheatley/Carle Place 1: Charlie Dickman made 20 saves while allowing only one goal for Locust Valley (9-5) in Conference C/D. Shane Pollard scored three goals for the winners, and James Demakopoulos made 10 saves in goal for Wheatley/Carle Place (9-6).   [ BOX SCORE] 

Manhasset Remains Undefeated In Conference C/D

Manhasset 17, Wantagh 10: The Indians improved to 14-0 with a 17-10 win over Wantagh in Conference C/D. Cal Girard won 21 of 27 faceoffs for Manhasset who were led offensively by Jack Peterson (3g-3a), Aidan Haggerty (5g-1a), and Liam Connor (3g-3a). Manhasset was ranked 5th in the latest USA Lacrosse Magazine National Poll.  Danny Fisenne (3g-2a) and Antony Tsakos (3g-1a) were the leading scorers for Wantagh (10-5).   [ BOX SCORE] 

Cold Spring Harbor 11, Plainedge 6: Sam Bruno's two goals and three assists led the Seahawks over Plainedge in Conference C/D. Ryan McGloin and PJ Haskell each scored two goals for Cold Spring Harbor (9-6). Caden Morra and Travis Acquilino each scored twice for the Red Devils (11-4).   [ BOX SCORE] 

Glen Cove 13, Sewanhaka 3: Genalie Prezeau had four goals and an assist for Glen Cove (2-11) in Conference B. Matt Basil had two goals and two assists for Glen Cove. Sewanhaka falls to 0-14 with the loss.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Oyster Bay 11, West Hempstead 1: The Baymen scored six first quarter goals and cruised to a 11-1 victory over West Hempstead (3-12) in Conference C/D. Chris Lingen (3g-2a) and Jagger Romano (3g) were the high scorers for Oyster Bay (10-4). The ten wins are the most by a Oyster Bay team since 2016.  Dan Clark made 28 saves in goal for the Rams.   [ BOX SCORE] 

Herricks 8, Bellmore JFK 3: Riley Royals scored five times for Herricks in the Highlanders 8-3 win over Bellmore JFK in Class B. Troy Madden had three assists for the winners who are now 4-10. Bellmore JFK (7-7)  was led by Benjamin Greco who made 14 saves in goal. He now has 199 total saves for the season.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Wednesday: South Side Tops Calhoun In Conference B Showdown

Twelve games were played on Wednesday in Nassau County, with all the contests conference matchups in A and B. In the most important game played, South Side defeated Calhoun to gain control of second place in Conference B with only two games remaining. Highlights of all the games are as follows:

Roslyn 15, Jericho 6: Alex Gatto had three goals and four assists to lead Roslyn (10-3) over Jericho in Conference B action. Alex Siegel contributed with five goals and three assists, and Mason Wagman won all 15 of his faceoffs for the Bulldogs. Dylan Chawla of Jericho (6-8) scored two goals and had an assist in the loss.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Farmingdale 16, Freeport 3: Twelve players scored for Farmingdale (11-3) in a 16-3 win over Freeport in Conference A. Alex Moloney had a career high goal and four assists to lead the Dalers in scoring. Brendan O'Keefe (2g-2a) and Jake Norton (3g-1a) had four points each, all in the first quarter. Matthew Drayton scored one goal for Freeport (9-6), giving him 43 for the season.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Massapequa 21, Hicksville 1: Michael Durnin led all scorers with two goals and six assists for Massapequa (7-7) in Conference A. Patrick Radomski (3g-2a), Ricky Geier (2g-3a), and Jack Garguilo (3g-2a) each had five points for the Chiefs, who had 12 total players score at least one goal. Frederick Giovanelli made eight saves for Hicksville (6-7).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Port Washington 15, Oceanside 8: Luke Meyer scored five goals and had two assists for Port Washington (9-4) in Conference A. Chase Pastolove had four goals and an assist for the Vikings and John McCarthy had two goals and two assists. Jake Perinchief had three goals and an assist for Oceanside (7-6).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Garden City 18, Mepham 4:  Thirteen players scored at least one goal in the Trojans 18-4 Conference B victory over Mepham. Leading Garden City (10-4) was Jack Archer and Andrew Ottomanelli who each scored three goals and tallied an assist. Owen Heller had a goal and two assists for Mepham ((6-9).   [ BOX SCORE] 

Long Beach 10, MacArthur 6: Cian Donaghy and Jack Miller each scored three goals for Long Beach (8-6) in Conference B. Miller added an assist for the Marines who received 12 saves from Aiden DeRupo in goal. Joe Forcelli scored four times for MacArthur (7-7).   [ BOX SCORE] 

Division 14, Great Neck South 5: Colin Lambert made 16 saves for Division (6-8) in their 14-5 Conference B victory over Great Neck South. Dylan O'Connor scored five goals and added an assist for the winners. Peter Hlampeas (2g-1a) had three points for the Rebels (8-6).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Hempstead 7, Valley Stream 5: Jakkai Stith scored four goals to lead Hempstead over Valley Stream (3-13) in Conference A. Adrian Beltre made 17 saves for the Tigers (5-9), while his Valley Stream counterpart, Keith Grosso totaled 14 saves in the loss.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Great Neck North 14, Elmont 7: The Blazers' Daniel Perlman (6g-3a) totaled nine points to lead all scorers. He now has 81 goals and 20 assists on the season (14 games). Eden Hakami had two goals and four assists for Great Neck North (9-5) in their Conference B victory over Elmont (6-9).   [ BOX SCORE] 

Syosset 17, East Meadow 0: Adam Giovinco scored six goals to lead Syosset in Conference A. Nine other players scored for the Braves (10-5), including Brody Waxer, who had two goals and an assist. Tommy Augusto made 16 saves for East Meadow (1-12).  [ BOX SCORE] 

South Side 10, Calhoun 5: Ryan Mayerhofer scored three goals and had two assists to lead South Side (10-4) over Calhoun (11-3) in Conference B. Michael Melkonian won 16 of 18 faceoffs for the Cyclones and both Cole DiPietro and Chris Vanco had two goals and an assist. Jake Lewis scored three goals for the Colts.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Tuesday: Island Trees Defeats Bethpage

Island Trees 8, Bethpage 7: Luke Forde won 15 of 19 faceoffs and John Echezuria scored three goals to lead Island Trees (8-5) in Conference C/D. It was the first win in school history for Island Trees over Bethpage (6-8).

Manhasset 17, Floral Park 3: Twelve players scored for the Indians who won their 21st straight game dating back to last season. Manhasset (13-0) was led by Jared Beschel who scored three goals, Liam Connor who had four assists, and Donald Mack who had two goals and two assists. Steven Baranowski tallied three goals for Floral Park (4-10). 

Wantagh 12, Lynbrook 1: Antony Tsakos scored four goals and Devin Paccione had two goals and two assists to lead Wantagh (10-4) in Conference C/D. Jake Lunati made 21 saves for Lynbrook (6-8). 

Plainedge 19, Mineola 6: Braden Donnellan (2g-4a) and Caden Morra (3g-2a) combined for 11 points to lead Plainedge (11-3) over Mineola (7-7) in Conference C/D. Twelve players scored for the Red Devils, who also received two goals and three assists from freshman John Mooney. Tommy Renner scored three goals for Mineola. 

North Shore 12, West Hempstead 1: Jack Kaufman (2g-3a) and Matthew D'Aversa (3g-2a) each had five points to power North Shore (7-8) over West Hempstead (3-11) in Conference C/D. Dan Clark made 14 saves in goal for the Rams. 

Clarke 16, Lawrence 6: Justin Somyak (4g-4a) had eight points and Luke Barsuaskas (2g-5a) had seven points to lead Clarke (9-5) in Conference C/D. Lawrence drops to 5-10 with the loss. 

Hicksville 14, Malverne/East Rockaway 4: The Comets (6-6) were led by James Kelly who had four goals and three assists in a non-conference win at Malverne/East Rockaway (3-10). Brendan Dalton chipped in with three goals and two assists for Hicksville. Robert Staubitz and Jaden Taylor each scored two goals for Malverne/East Rockaway. 

Hewlett 9, Locust Valley 3: Hewlett (7-6) defeated Locust Valley (8-6) in Conference C/D. Conner Terrell had a goal and an assist for the Falcons. 

Late Result:
Cold Spring Harbor 8, Carey 2: Hayden Calabretta, CJ Reilly, and Alex Bauer each scored two goals to lead Cold Spring Harbor (8-6) over Carey in Conference C/D. Reilly added an assist as well, and Reagan Reilly and Roy Testa had one goal each. Carey is now 11-3. 

Results for Monday, May 8th

Mepham 13, Herricks 10: Liam Williams (3g-3a) and Owen Heller (4g-3a) were the offensive leaders for Mepham (6-8) in their non-conference win over Herricks (3-10). The Pirates also recieved strong contributions from Anthony DiSalvo (17 of 26 faceoffs) and Alessandro Walaitis (2g-3a).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Elmont 15, East Meadow 8: Justus Nathaniel scored five goals and an assist to lead Elmont (6-8) over East Meadow (1-11) in non-conference. Steven Lambert scored three goals and goaltender Julius Sylvain-Jankins made 12 saves for the Spartans.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Great Neck North 10, Clarke 9: Daniel Perlman scored four goals and added an assist for Great Neck North (8-5) in non-conference. Aidan Lam scored three goals and Eden Hakimi totaled five points (2g-3a) for the Blazers. Clarke's Joey Kern scored three goals and Lucas Barasuaskas had a goal and four assists. The Rams (8-5) Joe Buffalino made 16 saves in the loss.  [ BOX SCORE] 

Oyster Bay 12, Glen Cove 4: Jagger Romano (4g-2a), Peter Sapienza (4g), and Joseph Gotti (3g) combined for 13 points to lead the Baymen (9-4) in non-conference. Ben Conger-Kielbasa scored two goals for Glen Cove (1-11).  [ BOX SCORE] 

Friends Academy 7, Portledge 4: Cooper Schultz scored four goals and had an assist and Will Bystrom had two goals and two assists for Friends Academy (8-5) in a non-conference game played at Portledge.  [ BOX SCORE] 

LATE ADDITION:

Wheatley/Carle Place 11, Division Ave. 4: Nicholas Pascarella scored four goals and had two assists to lead Wheatley/Carle Place over Division Ave. in non-conference. Jack Parise won 12 of 16 faceoffs for the Wildfrogs (9-5) and Blake Lyons scored three times and added two assists. Colin Lambert made 25 saves in goal for Division Ave. (5-8). 

Games to Watch For The Week of May 8th

Key conference matchups take center stage this week and conclude with a traditional non-conference game that supports a great cause. 

Carey at Cold Spring Harbor, Tuesday May 9th, 7:00 pm: The "Battle of the Seahawks" should be a good one. Carey (11-2) has been a bit of a suprise in Conference C/D and finishes the season with three tough opponents in Cold Spring Harbor, Island Trees, and Plainedge. Matt Metzger leads Carey with 31 goals and 48 points. The Seahawks of the North are coming off a tough 7-5 non-conference loss to South Side. CSH (7-6) will be a force in the NYS Class D tournament and are the defending champions. This one could be a low-scoring, defensive battle. 

Island Trees at Bethpage, Tuesday May 9th, 7:00 pm: The Bulldogs are 1-4 in Conference C/D and need wins to secure a playoff birth, while Bethpage (6-7) seems to be playing their best lacrosse at the right time-just before the playoffs. Junior Jake Kelly has made 167 saves in net for the Golden Eagles. Island Trees (7-5) counters with Kian McCoy, who leads the team with 33 goals and 46 points. 

Calhoun at South Side, Wednesday, May 10th, 6:00 pm: This game could determine the #2 seed for the playoffs in Class B. Calhoun (11-2) has a potent offense led by LIU-bound senior Jake Lewis (40g-35a-75pts). Peter Thomann (UNC) is a high-energy LSM/D who can play defense and score in transition. South Side (9-4) is strong defensively (6 goals allowed per game) with goalie Tommy Gentile (Boston University) and can control tempo with Michael Melkonian (Cornell) facing off (70.9%, 166 wins). 

Manhasset at Wantagh, Thursday, May 11th, 5:00 pm: Undefeated and nationally ranked Manhasset (12-0) travels to Wantagh (9-4) for a battle of Conference C/D heavyweights. The Warriors, who play Lynbrook on May 9th before facing the Indians, will lean on Antony Tsakos (LIU) offensively and will need a strong game from goaltender Kyle Conklin (169 saves) to hang with powerful Manhasset, who is averaging just under 12 goals per game playing a tough non-league schedule. Colgate commit Liam Connor (28-15-43) controls the offense for the Indians along with do-it-all midfielder Jack Petersen (Harvard). 

Syosset at Port Washington, Friday, May 12th, 5:00 pm: This Conference A game is a rematch of the 2022 Class A Nassau championship won by the Vikings. Both teams seem to be playing their best lacrosse right now and both teams feature talented offensive players. Port Washington (8-4) has Luke Meyer (37-14-51) to lean on, a Richmond commit who can play both attack and midfield. Syosset (9-5) counters with freshman phenom Brody Waxer (39-17-56) and goalie Zach Finkelstein (113 saves).

Bethpage at Mineola, Saturday, May 13th, 11:00 am: Mineola starts the week at 7-6 and will play Plainedge before taking on Bethpage, who will be coming off a game of their own against Island Trees. Mineola needs a few wins to solidify a playoff birth and features Michigan commit Tommy Renner (31 goals) and junior Jack McCormack (45-25-70).

Farmingdale at Massapequa, Saturday May 13th, 12:00 pm: One of the best rivaries in Nassau renews with the Dalers (10-3) traveling to Massapequa (6-7). The Chiefs have played one of the toughest schedules in all of New York and have some great playmakers in Siena bound Patrick Radomski (30 goals) and Aidan Christie (24 assists), both seniors. Chris Bergersen (Mercy) scored the game winner against Syosset last week in OT for Farmingdale and CJ Mangio is one of the better faceoff midfielders in Nassau (129 wins, 63.5%).

Manhasset at Chaminade, Saturday, May 13th, 2:00 pm: The Indians finish the week with their annual Regs Rock "Lacrosse Day For Heroes"  game against Chaminade (9-3). Emotions will run high in this one, and Manhasset will look to remain unbeaten against a strong Flyers squad that plays rival St. Anthony's on May 10th.  With faceoff man extraordinare Cal Girard (Duke) the Indians will look to control possessions and tempo. 

Saturday's Results

A small group of games were played on Saturday, May 6th, all of the non-league variety. . The results were:

Great Neck South 16, West Hempstead 0:  Ten players scored for Great Neck South (7-5) in the Rebels' non-league win over West Hempstead. Leading the charge was George Toumbekis (5g-2a), Peter Hlampeas (1g-4a), and Dylan Guriel (3g-1a). Dan Clark made 25 saves for the Rams (3-10). 

Elmont 10, Hempstead 7: The Spartans (5-8) outscored Hempstead 3-0 in the pivotal third quarter en route to a 10-7 non-league victory over Hempstead (4-8). Dennis D'Kahri (3g) and Steve Lambert (1g-3a) were the offensive leaders for Elmont and Julius Sylvain-Jankins made 16 saves to earn the win in goal.  Jakkai Stith (4g-1a) and Chris Lake (3g) scored all the goals for the Tigers. 

Farmingdale 15, Bronxville 1: Brendan O'Keefe had four goals and three assists to lead Farmingdale (10-3) in non-league. Caden Lennon scored five goals and CJ Mangio won 11 of 14 faceoffs for the Dalers. Luke Arrighi made 21 saves in gola for Bronxville (Section One). 

MacArthur 13, Hewlett 8: The Generals were led by Joe Forchelli who scored five goals and had two assists in the non-league win over Hewlett (6-6). MacArthur's Connor Larkin tallied three goals and Paul Lichter won 17 of 23 faceoffs. Ryan Goodman (4g-1a) was the high scorer for Hewlett and goaltender Daniel Lankari made 17 saves. MacArthur improves to 7-6 with the win. 

Clarke 16, Valley Stream 3: Lucas Barasuaskas and Gabriel Cobham each had four goals and three assists for Clarke in a non-league win over Valley Stream (3-12). The Rams (8-4) also received three goals from Justin Somyak. Joe Marrone scored twice for Valley Stream. 

Seaford 15, Wheatley/Carle Place 2: Peter (5a) and Daniel (3g-3a) combined for eleven points to lead Seaford over Wheatley/Carle Place (8-5) in Conference C/D. Tim Navin scored four goals and had an assist for Seaford (8-6) and longstick Jake Anzelone had a goal and totaled 15 ground balls. James Demakopoulos made 12 saves for Wheatley/Carle Place. 

May 5th Lacrosse Results

Locust Valley 20, East Meadow 3:  Harrison Blair had seven points (2g-5a) to lead Locusy Valley (8-5) in non-league. Thirteen players scored for the Falcons, who also received 14 saves from Charlie Dickman in the victory. Fernando Flores scored twice for East Meadow (1-10).   [ BOX SCORE] 

Jericho 15, Baldwin 7: Jackson Gingold (5g-2a) and Josh Rubin (4g-3a) each had seven points to lead Jericho (6-7) in non-league. Brandon Klein made 14 saves for Jericho. Brady Mahler scored four goals for Baldwin (8-4).   [ BOX SCORE] 

Bellmore Kennedy 15, New Hyde Park 6: Max Zaransky had five goals and four assists and Joe Battaglia scored six goals to lead Bellmore JFK (7-6) in non-league. The high scorer for New Hyde Park (6-8) was Aidan Garvey with five points (3g-2a). Garvey tallied the 100th goal of his career in the game. [ BOX SCORE] 

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