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Preview: Get ready for the best time of the season with the lohud Boys Lacrosse Playoff Countdown
Wednesday, June 5
NYSPHSAA EAST FINALS
At UAlbany
Class A
Mamaroneck vs. Farmingdale, 4 p.m. Forde Field
Class B
Yorktown vs. South Side, 5:30 p.m. Fallon Field
Class C
Rye vs. Bayport-Blue Point, 6:30 p.m. Ford Field
Class D
Pleasantville vs. Cold Spring Harbor, 3 p.m. Fallon Field
Recaps
Saturday, June 1
NYSPHSAA REGIONAL FINALS
At Wilbur Lynch Literacy Academy in Amsterdam
Recaps: Pleasantville, Mamaroneck, Yorktown & Rye are heading to NYSPHSAA boys lacrosse East finals
Class A
Mamaroneck 7, Shenendehowa 5
Class B
Yorktown 12, Niskayuna 5
Class C
Rye 16, Queensbury 3
Class D
Pleasantville 13, Schuylerville 6
Wednesday, May 29
Class B championship at Yorktown High School
No. 1 Yorktown 13, No. 3 Greeley 9
Game story: Yorktown adds to legacy with a win over Greeley in Section 1 Class B boys lax championship
Class C championship at Yorktown High School
No. 3 Rye 11, No. 1 John Jay 7
Game story: Rye will reign another year after beating John Jay in Class C boys lacrosse championship
Tuesday, May 28
Class A final at Yorktown High School
No. 1 Mamaroneck 14, No. 2 Carmel 9
Game story: Mamaroneck ends three years of frustration, wins Section1 Class A boys lacrosse title
Class D final at Yorktown High School
No. 1 Pleasantville 6, No. 3 Bronxville 5
Game story: Pleasantville hangs on against Bronxville for Section 1 Class D boys lacrosse repeat
Friday May 24
Class B semifinals
No. 1 Yorktown 10, No. 4 Lakeland/Panas 5
YORKTOWN HEIGHTS – The last time this team exited the playoffs ahead of the Section 1 title game, Jimmy Carter was president.
That’s a lot to live up to.
Yorktown kept the streak intact, posting a 10-5 win over Lakeland/Panas in a Section 1 Class B semifinal Friday at Charlie Murphy Field.
“At the end of the day, there is definitely a little bit of relief, but this is what’s expected,” Huskers long stick midfielder Chris Constantine said. “When we buy in like we did today, we get to be in games like we’ll be in on Wednesday.”
Yorktown will be making a 44th straight title game appearance on Wednesday against Greeley.
“We’re expected to win it again,” Huskers midfielder Drew Weissman said. “I think we should be able to make it to states and win it all.”
There was some tension on both sides of the fence.
Yorktown opened with a three-goal run, but the Rebels never strayed from the game plan and were only a couple of goals removed from the lead until the last five minutes when the defense was overplaying in hopes of creating turnovers.
Last-second goals in the second and third quarter were costly and four untimely turnovers let the Huskers get away.
“It did feel that close,” Lakeland/Panas coach Joe Macchi said. Those little plays sometimes make all the difference. We made some mistakes. They made some mistakes, too, but ours came at crucial times when we really needed to get a stop or really needed to possess the ball.”
Offensively, Yorktown was patient under pressure.
“Their defense is amazing,” Constantine said. “They have a couple of great poles and K.C. (Bryan) in the cage, so respect to them because they really are a great team.”
Yorktown had more confidence with the ball with Drew Weissman back in the lineup after missing six games with an ankle injury. He was on crutches earlier in the week, but that was more of a head fake than a necessity.
The Marist commit finished with three goals and two assists.
J.T. Carney also gave the Huskers a jolt, netting three goals.
“It was amazing,” Weissman said of his return. “I have to give props to my coaches, my teammates and my family who helped me get back this early. I’m just grateful to be able to play with them again. I feel 100%. Today was huge, we played together and played our best lacrosse. That’s what you need to do in the playoffs.”
What it means
We get a classic offense vs. defense matchup in the championship game.
Yorktown has a cast of stoppers in Constantine, Brady McEnroe, Connor Duncan, Ryan Cane and goalie Hunter Mezzatesta. Greeley has a roster of playmakers at the other end in Matthew Byrne, Jameson Blakeslee, Connor Lummel, Jack Holub and Tighe Dolan.
Player of the game
Weissman is a dual threat who balances the field and gives Yorktown more time and space.
Box score
Lakeland/Panas (9-9): Bubba Baumeister 2G; Kyle Gallagher 1G, 1A; Will Moore 1G; Vinny Savastano 1G; Jack Jimenez 1A; K.C. Bryan 11S.
Yorktown (13-5): Drew Weissman 3G, 2A;J.T. Carney 3G; Gianluca Marchini 2G; Dylan DelVecchio 1G; Ryan Vogel 1G; Hunter Mezatesta 7S; Chad Bowen 13/16 FO.
No. 3 Greeley 12, No. 2 Somers 6
HG: Jameson Blakeslee 4G, 1A; Connor Lummel 3G; Jack Holub 2G, 1A; Jason Kim 1G, 1A; Tighe Dolan 1G; Toby Moskow 14S.
So: Mac Sullivan 2G; Miguel Iglesias 1G, 1A; Cameron Violante 1G; Grayden Carr 1G; Matt Mayfield 19/21 FO; Landon Pepe 7S.
Note: Greeley is back in the championship game for the first time since 2006. ... The Quakers have won six in a row while avenging regular-season losses to Fox Lane and Somers.
Class C semifinals
No. 1 John Jay 14, No. 4 Hen Hud 3
JJ: Luca Duva 2G, 4A; Justin Shapiro 4G; Andrew Kiefer 2G, 2A; Jon Altneu 2G, 1A; Brendan Corelli 1G, Dom Savastano 1G, 18/18 FO.
No. 3 Rye 15, No. 2 Tappan Zee 6
R: Tyler McDermott 1G, 3A; Henry Shoemaker 1G, 1A; Tucker Hess 2G, 1A; Tripp Redd 2G; Carson Miller 3G; Garrett Sullivan 3G; Henry Gilroy 1G, 1A; Chris Iuliano 1G; Matt Gianetti 1G, 5GB; Will Niejadlik 2A; Wilson Redd 1A 14/23 FO; Joe Chai 3 CTO, 5GB; Gage Sasse 3CTO; Ty Ramachandran 12S.
CHSAA AA state semifinal
Stepinac 18, St. Joseph's Prep 6
AS: Aiden Bross 3G, 3A; Cole Mayclim 4G; Michael Oronzio 3G, 1A; P.J. Hodge 2G, 2A; Tommy Cottrell 2G, 1A; Liam Smith 2G; Julian Ramos 1G, 1A; Finn Feighan 1G; Denny Piekutowksi 5S.
Numbers game: These were the leading scorers in boys lacrosse during the 2024 regular season
Thursday, May 23
Class A semifinals
No. 1 Mamaroneck 17, No. 4 White Plains 2
Mk: Carsen Winters 3G, 5A; Jude Meisner 4G; Nate Kulish 2G, 2A; Brian Auker 2G, 1A; Jake Reese 2G, 1A; Jared Rabina 1G, 1A; Luke Brennan 2A; Owen Reese 1G; Ezra Katz 1G; Henry Mackie 1G; Ethan Holmes 1G; Grant Mathieson 1A; Porter Schlamme 1A; William Greven 2S; Ben Bacallao 5S.
WP: Christian Biondi 1G, 1A; George Snyder 1G; Eddie Ryan 1A.
No. 2 Carmel (14-3) 10, No. 3 Scarsdale 7
Game story: Carmel advances to Section 1 Class A boys lacrosse championship for the first time
Class D semifinals
No. 1 Pleasantville 19, No. 5 Haldane 4
Pv: Aidan Cotter 4G, 1A; Hank McCourtney 1G; Nick Reich 3G; Emmet McDermott 1A; Daniel Picart 5G, 1A; Erik Coleman 3G, 1A; Braden Feeney 1G; David Hundzynski 2G, 1A; Andrew Nessel 9S; Connor Verdon 1S.
Hd: Frank DiGilio 2G; P.J. Ruggerio 1G; Fallou Faye 1G; Jordon Hankel 9S.
No. 3 Bronxville 13, No. 2 Westlake 7
Bx: Theo McMurray 3G, 2A; Nick Martinelli 3G, 2A; Brian Formato 3G; Jack Reilly 2G, 5A; Thomas Freeman 2G, 2A; Teddy Gramins 1A; Luke Arrighi 13S.
Ws: Stephen DiNapoli 2G; Cole Barnett 1G, 3A; Nicholas DiNapoli 2G; Chris Kalle 1G, 1A; Isaiah Rivera 1G, 1A; Chase Sorby 1A; Dean Dable14/21 FO; Collin Doria 9S.
Tuesday, May 21
Class B
YORKTOWN HEIGHTS – The mood is noticeably improved.
After stumbling in the regular-season finale, Yorktown needed to make a statement and regain some of the lost momentum. A resounding 18-5 win over Mahopac in a Section 1 Class B quarterfinal Tuesday at Charlie Murphy Field did the job.
“I think our energy is back,” Huskers close defender Brady McEnroe said. “We definitely were down the first couple days of practice after the loss, but now I think we’re ready.”
Carmel beat Yorktown for the first time in program history last week.
And the fact that a defense this highly regarded gave up 16 goals in that loss had to have been a source of concern heading into the playoffs.
“Carmel is a really good team and we learned we’re vulnerable if we don’t bring our A game,” Huskers coach Tim Schurr explained. “I don’t know (if that was a well-timed loss) because at this time of the season you want to be playing your best. You’d rather come in on a roll.”
The Wolf Pac is likely a year or two away from contending but was able to keep the pace deliberate early and stay close for a quarter.
Gianluca Marchini and Dylan DelVecchio sparked an 11-0 run that had Yorktown up 12-1 at the break.
The offense is down a playmaker while Drew Weissmann recovers from an injury so adjustments were made over the last week.
“It’s tough to see Drew on crutches, but hopefully he’s coming back soon,” Yorktown midfielder Ryan Vogel said. “It was just good to see us score like this. We practiced this specific offense a lot this week and for it to produce a bunch of goals feels good.”
Another round with Lakeland/Panas will be the focus at practice on Wednesday and Thursday, but the memory of a humbling loss to Carmel will never be completely erased.
“It was a huge wake-up call for us,” Vogel said. “We know that game will not define who we are. We had a way better season than that and we’re using it as motivation to prove that’s not who we are.”
What it means
Just seeing the ball find the back of the net 18 times had to lift spirits and give the Huskers needed confidence ahead of another neighborhood grudge match. Yorktown retained the Murphy Cup with a 7-5 win over the Rebels on May 11.
“I expect a good one,” McEnroe said. “We know they’re going to come out hot.”
Player of the game
Dylan DelVecchio stepped up to fill a void.
"A lot of people contributed," Schurr noted. "Dylan DelVecchio played his best game of the season for us, getting to the goal and finding open guys. It was a good team effort. That helps. We’ve struggled at times with settled offense."
Box score
No. 9 Mahopac (4-13): Bryan Margolis 2G; Brayden Torry 2G; Liam Scanlon 1G; Danny Koch 1A; Liam Jones 1A;
No. 1 Yorktown(12-5): Ryan Vogel 3G, 3A; Dylan DelVecchio 3G, 2A; Gianluca Marchini 4G; Nick Bucello 2G; J.T. Carney 1G, 1A; Ryan Fastiggi 1G; Chad Bowen 1G, 16/21 FO; Brady McEnroe 1A; Brady Sheriden 1A; Hunter Mezzatesta 9S; Sam Brown 2S.
No. 4 Lakeland/Panas 14, No. 5 Clarkstown South 2
L/P: Bubba Baumeister 6G, 1A; Thomas Kuney 2G, 3A; C.C. Savastano 1G, 3A; Jack Jimenez 1G, 1A; Vinny Savastano 1G; Will Moore 1G; Anthony Farroni 1G, 10/17 FO; Kyle Gallagher 1A; Michael Ahlstedt 1A; Zach Magarelli 1A; Cayden Turner 1A; K.C. Bryan 7S.
No. 3 Greeley 12, No. 6 Fox Lane 5
CHAPPAQUA- The story wrote itself.
Fox Lane stunned Horace Greeley in the regular season on April 24, prevailing 3-2 in overtime. The Quakers had to deal with that loss to a rival for almost four weeks. On Tuesday, Greeley got revenge and won a Section 1 Class B quarterfinal matchup, 12-5.
“In sports, you never really have a chance to fix your wrongs, but tonight we got a chance,” Horace Greeley coach Ben Potash said. “Fox Lane’s a great team. They’re our rival. We knew it was going to be a tough game, but getting the monkey off our back was big.”
It wasn’t easy for the Quakers, who got down 2-0 early after a pair of goals from Fox Lane’s James Minotti. Greeley shook off the slow start and answered back, ending the quarter with three straight goals all with under two and a half minutes to play in the quarter. Connor Lummel had two of the three for Greeley and the other was scored by Tighe Dolan.
“We have been down early in the game multiple times this year,” Dolan said. “We just gotta stay positive and keep our heads up.”
Dolan scored in the second quarter, alongside UMass recruit Matthew Byrne. Greeley scored five unanswered goals to end the first half and take a 5-2 lead at the break.
This was a game of runs. After trading scoring surges in the first half, the Foxes emerged from halftime and quickly tied it up with three straight goals. Owen Baker, James Minotti, and Declan Connors all found the net during that run.
Greeley quickly responded with a goal by Jameson Blakeslee then by Byrne again with 0.4 seconds left in the third quarter.
“If you put the pieces together, we can play with anyone,” Byrne said. “It’s about doing the right things and I think we can play up to anybody.”
Greeley hardly looked back after Byrne’s goal to end the third quarter. The Quakers continued their momentum and scored five goals in the fourth to pull away from the Foxes, and kept them scoreless in the last frame.
“It’s huge,” said Potash. “Kids nowadays, they thrive off momentum. Everytime you can get a win, everytime you can get a big play, it’s super important. I think energy is the most important thing in lacrosse.”
With the win, Horace Greeley moves on to the Class B semifinals and will travel to second-seeded Somers on Friday. The Quakers lost to Mahopac in last year’s semifinals.
Korey DeBeer for lohud.com
Box scorer
HG: Mathew Byrne 3G, 2A; Tighe Dolan 3G, 1A; Connor Lummel 2G, 2A; Jameson Blakeslee 2G, 1A; Jason Kim 1G, 1A; Jack Holub 1G; Ethan Stogsdill 13/19 FO; Toby Moskow 6S.
FL: James Minotti 3G; Owen Baker 1G, 1A; Declan Connors 1G, 2A; Luke Valenti 13S.
No. 2 Somers 19, No. 7 Brewster 0
So: Cam Violante 3G, 2A; Mac Sullivan 1G, 4A; Miguel Iglesias 2G, 1A; Matt Battaglia 2G; Mason Kelly 2G; Russell Girolomo 2G; Jackson Forsberg 1G, 1A; Jayden Newman 1G, 1A; JJ Penzo 1G; Matt Mayfield 1G; Tristan Iglesias 1G; Grayden Carr 1G; Dylan Jimenez 1G; Ryder Pelkey 3S; Andrew Marzella 3S.
Note: Landon Pepe reached 400 career saves.
Class C
No. 1 John Jay 16, No. 8 Pearl River 12
JJ: Luca Duva 5G; Andrew Kiefer 4G, 2A; Luke Bueti 1G, 3A; Brendan Corelli 2G, 1A; Justin Shapiro 2G; George Ferrarone 1G; Jack Hartney 1G; Dom Savastano 2A, 22/25 FO.
PR: Mickey Sullivan 7G, Shea Sullivan 3G; Brendan Reilly 19S.
No. 4 Hen Hud 12, No. 5 Sleepy Hollow 8
HH: Kevin Ryan 4G,1A; Drew Hiltsley 4G; James McManus 4A; Conor Prokopiak 2G, 1A; Dean Pastolove 2G, 1A; Aidan Mazzoni 9S.
SH: Justin Fink 2G, 2A; Lang Cowley 2G; Silas Corveddu 1G, 2A; Ben Meyer 2G; Quincy Newland 1A; Dylan Patch 1G.
No. 2 Tappan Zee 9, No. 7 Pelham 8
TZ: Jason Reilly 3G, 1A; Tommy Linehand 2G, 2A; Collin Butler 2G, 2A; Kevin Kukla 2G; Tynan Murray 1A; Rian Hargaden 1A; Brendan Kukla 1A; Matt Kryger 1A; Brandon Sanchez 12S.
Pel: Eddie Maher 4G, 1A; Ryan Zabatta 1G, Alex Caltenco 1G; Will Dunhill 1G, 1A; Joe Martucci 1G; Charlie Zabatta 11S.
No. 3 Rye 17, No. 6 Byram Hills 6
R: Tyler McDermott 3G; 3A; Henry Shoemaker 2G, 4A; Tucker Hess 2G, 3A; Tripp Redd 3G; Carson Miller 2G, 2A; Henry Gilroy 1G; Chris Iuliano 1G; Will Niejadlik 1G; Wilson Redd 1G.
Monday, May 20
Class A
SCARSDALE – This program has grown accustomed to success, but a fourth consecutive Section 1 title might be a reach.
And these guys are OK with that.
Scarsdale has always embraced the underdog role. Suffern threw a reality check in a Class A quarterfinal Monday and the Raiders needed a late flurry to post a 10-6 victory and move on.
“We know nothing is guaranteed, like we saw today” senior attackman Jake Goldstein said.
There was genuine tension building when Finn Mitchell and Vince DiRenno got the Mounties within 4-3 at the half.
“It should change our mentality,” Scarsdale coach James Synowiez noted. “We played a brand of lacrosse that isn’t anything like what we’ve focused on the last few months, so I’m hopeful we can get away from this and back to what we do. In the playoffs, you have to play every day like it’s your last and I don’t think we took that to heart today.”
The miscues and misunderstanding became more and more disconcerting as the game unfolded.
Ben Fromme netted his third goal of the game to give the Raiders a 5-3 edge early in the second half, but Nick Tinelli and Matt Norum answered, knotting the score.
This isn’t the same group that sent Mamaroneck home again last season in the Class A final.
It’s a young team after graduating eight starters. It’s almost June, but there’s still a fair amount of sideline instruction between whistles.
“Heading into the season we knew exactly what we had,” senior attackman Rhett Needleman said. “The goals and expectations remain the same, but we’ve had to show the new kids on the team, and there are a lot, how we do things around here, how we prepare on a daily basis.”
Goldstein sparked the decisive run when he curled in with 2:11 to go and gave Scarsdale a 6-5 lead. The Raiders began to move with purpose, tacked on two more goals before the quarter ended and were up five before Suffern found the back of the net again.
Yes, there was a long conversation postgame.
“There was definitely more of a learning curve earlier in the season,” Goldstein said. “We had to pull guys aside and teach them little nuances and get them to think in more of a lacrosse way, but at this point the guys have been playing three or four months together so we should have a little rapport and the younger guys should be picking things up. There’s really no excuse to come out here and lay an egg.”
What it means
Scarsdale won three consecutive Section 1 and NYSPHSAA regional titles by playing like a team with nothing to lose. To get another title shot, the Raiders will have to pull off an upset at Carmel, and losing FOGO Tommy Iasiello to a non-contact injury on Monday only makes the hill a little harder to climb.
“We’re used to it,” Needleman said. “We’ve been there.”
Player of the game
Ben Fromme, a senior who did not play last season, was ready to go and finished with three goals and one assist.
Box score
No. 6 Suffern (8-9): Finn Mitchell 2G, 2A; Vince DiRenno 2G, 2A; Nick Tinelli 1G; Matt Norum 1G; Mason Garagliano 1A; Nick Downey 1A.
No. 3 Scarsdale (10-7): Jake Goldstein 1G, 4A; Rhett Needleman 3G, 1A; Ben Fromme 3G, 1A; Jackson Star 1G, 1A; Trevor Knopp 1G; Colin Brennan 1G; Anders Burrows 1A.
No. 1 Mamaroneck 15, No. 8 Wappingers 1
Mk: Brian Auker 2G, 2A; Owen Reese 2G, 1A; Henry Mackie 1G, 2A; Luke Brennan 1G, 2A; Jude Miesner 2G; Michael Matlow 2G; Carsen Winters 1G, 1A; Grant Mathieson 1G; Jake Reese 1G; Nate Kulish 1G; Brady Smith 1G; Harlan Glassman 2A; Ben Bacalao 4S; Will Greven 3S.
Wa: Brayden Kuczma 1G.
No. 4 White Plains 6, No. 5 North Rockland 5
WP: Alex Spista 3G; Eddie Ryan 1G, 2A; Ricky Strobel 1G; Christian Biondi 1G; Brendan Kavanagh 14S; Tyler Tan 8/12 FO.
NRk: James Devine 2G; Mason Sepinski 2G; Joe Alvarez 1G, Kieran Jones 11S.
Note: Spista netted the eventual winner with 6:49 to play. It was a 3-3 game at the half.
No. 2 Carmel 17, No. 7 Arlington 10
Ca: Matt Risley 6G, 2A; Thomas Connolly 4G, 1A; Ryan Aabel 2G, 5A; Adam Boeheim 2G; Jake Meissner 20S.
Arl: Luke Mackin 2G, 2A; Charlie Valerius 2G.
Class D
No. 1 Pleasantville 17, No. 8 Irvington 3
Pv: Aidan Cotter 2G, 1A; Hank McCourtney 1G; Nick Reich 4G, 1A; Emmet McDermott 1A; Daniel Picart 1A; Erik Coleman 1G, 2A; Braden Feeney 2G; Luke O'Hara 1G; Tomi Sokich 1G, 1A; Brian McPhee 1G; Fitzy Byrne 2G; David Hundzynski 1G, 1A; George Kennedy 1G.; Andrew Nessel 6S; Declan Curry 2S.
Irv: Brady Kadro 1G, 1A; Michael Price 1G; Saxon Frank 1G.
No. 5 Haldane 13, No. 4 Croton 12
Hd: Fallou Faye 6G, 1A; Evan Giachinta 3G, 1A; Frankie DiGiglio 2G, 1A; Nate Stickle 1G; Liam Gaugler 1G; Jordon Hankel 20S.
CH: Liam Doherty 3G, 3A; Bryce Laemmel 4G; Carter Schmidt 2G, 2A; Sean Grimes 25/28 FO; Robby DeLasho 15S.
Note: Faye got the eventual winner with 1:11 to play. DiGiglio reached 100 career points.
No. 2 Westlake 14, No. 7 Dobbs Ferry 5
Ws: Chase Sorby 3G, 1A; Cole Barnett 3G, 1A; Brayden Lingeza 1G, 3A; Collin Doria 9S.
DF: Jake Broccoli 2G; Andrew Deakins 2G.
No. 3 Bronxville 10, No. 6 Blind Brook 3
Bx: Jack Reilly 3G; Thomas Freeman 2G; Teddy Gramins 1G, 2A; Nick Martinelli 1G, 2A; Brian Formato 1G, 1A; Luke Arrighi 12S.
BB: Tyler Taerstein 1G, 1A; Zachary Taerstein 1G; Hudson McRedmond 1G.
Saturday, May 18
SECTION 1
Class B
No. 9 Mahopac 13, No. 8 Harrison 4
Ma: Danny Koch 4G, 2A; Liam Scanlon 2G, 2A; Liam Jones 2G, 2A; Brayden Torrey 2G, 1A; Bryan Margolis 2G; Bobby Egan 1G; Patrick Mahoney 1A; Ryan Larue 1A; Gio Mirable 15/21 FO; Lucas Lambertson 8S.
Ha: Nash Mayclim 2G; Isaac Schultz 2G.
No. 7 Brewster 10, No. 10 Clarkstown North 5
Bw: A.J. Accurso 4G; Harrison Schmitt 2G; Luke Cunningham 1G, 3A; Paul Rienzi 1G, 2A; Tre Ficarra 1G, 1A; Cameron LaMoreaux 1G.
CN: Rob Celona 3G, 1A; A.J. Levy 1G; Will Roden 1G.
Note: The Bears only gave up one goal in the second half.
Class C
No. 8 Pearl River 15, Nyack 5
PR: Brendan Reilly 16S; Mickey Sullivan 5G, 3A; Shea Sullivan 4G; Tommy Mahoney 1G, 4A; T.J. Lanese 2G; Jack Pritts 1G, 1A.
Nk: Dylan Warzecha 3G, 1A.
Note: The scored was knotted, 4-4, at the intermission.
No. 7 Pelham 16, No. 10 Ardsley 1
Pel: Ryan Zabatta 4G, 4A; Alex Caltenco 3G, 1A; Joe Martucci 2G, 1A; Will Crotty 1G, 2A; Graham Bardolf 2G; Will Dunhill 1G, 1A; Eddy Maher 1G, 1A; Cooper Kerr 1G; Kamol Frederick 1A; Charly Zabatta 5S.
Ard: Jake Kaplan 1G; Sam Klinghoffer 12S.
No. 6 Byram Hills 14, No. 11 Eastchester 1
BH: Reid Du Toit 3G; Logan Cohen 2G; Shane Horowitz 1G, 3A; Erik Cipriano 1G, 3A; Christian Cipriano 1G, 1A; Adam Lefkowitz 10/10 FO.
Note: Jack Quinn reached 734 career saves, a program record. Du Toit, a sophomore, reached 100 career goals.
CHSAA A Championship
Monsignor Farrell 7, Kennedy 6
Note: Gaels string of titles ends at eight.
Friday, May 17
SECTION 1
Class D
No. 8 Irvington 14, No. 9 Putnam Valley 11
Irv: Alex Zinman 5G, 3A; Harrison Malakoff 17S; Nick Grados 2G, 2A.
PV: Dakota Bourgie 4G.
No. 5 Haldane 18, No. 12 Rye Neck 4
Hd: Evan Giachinta 6G, 2A; Ryan Van Tassel 4G; Fallou Faye 4G 1A; Frankie DiGiglio 3G, 1A; Liam Gaugler 1G, 3A.
No. 7 Dobbs Ferry 8, No. 10 Briarcliff 6
DF: Andrew Deakins 2G, 3A; Jake Broccoli 2G, 1A; Mike Miano 2G, 13/17 FO; Nick Denike 1G, 1A; Jackson Kearns 1G; Jack Straub 7GB.
Note: Dobbs Ferry was down 4-3 at the half.
No. 6 Blind Brook 15, No. 11 North Salem 1
BB: Chase Katz 3G, 3A; Hudson McRedmond 3G, 1A; Tyler Taerstein 1G, 4A; Tomo Yamano 14/14FO.
Thursday, May 16
CHSAA
AA NY Championship
Stepinac 14, Iona Prep 9
Game story: Stepinac gets redemption at Iona Prep along with a CHSAA AA lacrosse championship
A semifinal
Kennedy 12, Cardinal Hayes 10
KC: Ryan O'Reilly 5G; Fin McConnell 4G, 1A; Joey Balascio 1G, 4A; Mason Kauffman 1G; Matt Lorusso 1G; Llogan Raynor 1A, 10/15 FO; Andrew Delarco 1A; Ryker Gabriel 12S; Andrew Delarco 5/6 FO.
This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: 2024 lohud boys lacrosse playoff scoreboard
