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If you've figured out a way to be in four places at one time, you'll have an opportunity to witness a lot of quality lacrosse on Thursday evening.

Upstate power Victor is in the neighborhood and will taking on Rye. Pleasantville is crossing the Connecticut state line to play New Canaan. Iona Prep is heading over the bridge to face Don Bosco, N.J. and Yorktown is hosting forever rival John Jay-Cross River.

Here's the schedule for Week 2:

Recaps

Saturday

Dobbs Ferry 9, Ardsley 7

DF: Jake Broccoli 3G, 2A; Andrew Deakins 2G; Ryan Mohl 2G; Mateus Hertz Bird 3A; Killian O'Connor 1G 9/14 FO; Eitan Cohen 12S; Marty O'Leary 12GB.

Ard: Jake Kaplan 2G, 3A; Cole Fire 2G; Sam Klinghoffer 17S.

Yonkers at Hastings, 10 a.m.

Pelham 9, Pearl River 6

Pel: Ryan Zabatta 2G, 3A; Eddy Maher 2G, 2A; Joe Martucci 2G, 2A; Alex Caltenco 2G; Graham Bardoff 1G, Charlie Zabatta 8S; Brian Nespole 13/17 FO.

PR: Mickey Sullivan 3G, 1A; Brendan Reilly 12S; Shea Sullivan 1G, 1A.

Scarsdale 13, Johnson City 5

Sc: Rhett Needleman 3G, 6A; Jared Hoffman 3G; Jackson Starr 3G; Tommy Iasiello 1G, 1A, 15/18 FO; Trevor Knopp 1G, 2A.

Harrison 14, New Rochelle 5

Ha: Nash Mayclim 4G, 2A; Isaac Schultz 3G, 2A; Luke Riccio 2G, 4A; Jack Badner 1G, 13/16 FO.

North Rockland 15, Nanuet 6

NRk: Joe Alvarez 5G, 1A; Mason Sepinski 4G; Tom Forenza 3G, 1A; James Devine 1G, 3A; Kieran Jones 16S.

Brewster 10, Rye Neck 1

Luke Cunningham 2G, 3A; Tre Ficarra 2G, 1A; Harrison Schmitt 3G; Cameron LaMoreaux 1G; Jason Weller 1G; A.J. Acurso 1G.

RN: Logan Williams 1G.

Westlake 11, Croton 7

Ws: Isaiah Rivera 5G; Cole Barnett 2G, 3A; Stephen DiNapoli 1G, 4A; Collin Doria 11S.

CH: Carter Schmidt 4G; Sean Grimes 1G, 3A.

Note: The Wildcats did not give up a goal in the second half.

Sleepy Hollow at North Salem, 12 p.m.

Shenendehowa 9, Lakeland/Panas 8

LP: Bubba Baumeister 3G; Kyle Gallagher 3G; Vinny Savastano 1G; Riley Sand 1G; Anthony Farroni 1A; Anthony Farroni 13/21 FO.

Iona Prep 16, Weston, Conn. 3

IP: Tim Plunkett 2G, 4A; Matt Napolitano 4G; Billy Haggerty 1G, 3A; Steven Kidder 2G, 1A; Sean O’Boyle 2G, 1A.

Somers 16, Briarcliff 3

So: Miguel Iglesias 2G, 3A; Grayden Carr 3G, 1A; Mac Sullivan 3G; Tristain Iglesias 3G; Mason Kelly 2G, 1A; Matt Mayfield 16/17 FO.

Bc: Harrison Winger 2G.

Fox Lane 8, Blind Brook 1

FL: John Mains 3G; Owen Baker 2G, 1A; Ryan Nathan 2G; Declan Connors 2A; James Minotti 1G; Luke Valenti 7S.

BB: Tyler Taerstein 1G; Ethan Leland 10S.

Mamaroneck 10, Greenwich, Conn. 9

Mk: Nate Kulish 2G, 3A; Jude Meisner 2G, 2A; Carson Winters 2G, 1A; Grant Mathieson 1G, 1A; Brian Auker 1G; Luke Brennan 1G; Jake Reese 1G.

Note: Brennan scored the game-winner.

Staples, Conn. 5, Rye 4

R: Tyler McDermott 2G; Tripp Redd 1G; Archie Berkery 1G; Tucker Hess 1A; Henry Gilroy 1A; Ty Ramachandran 10S.

St: Tristan Schaefer 2G, 1A; Charlie Clark 2G.

Note: Hess narrowly missed the equalizer, hitting the crossbar in the closing seconds.

White Plains 10. Eastchester 5

Clarkstown South 12, Nyack 11

CS: Jack Destefano 4G, 1A; Kevin Butler 4G; Tommy Michello 2G.

Nk: Jack Segar 4G; Dylan Warzecha 3G, 1A.

Note: Vikings were down 11-8 in the fourth quarter. Michello got the winner with 2.5 seconds to go.

Stepinac 7, Wilton, Conn. 5

AS: Michael Oronzio 3; Jack Fehsal 2G, 1A; Aidan Bross 1G, 2A; Tommy Cottrell 1G, 1A; Julian Ramos 1A, 11/15 FO; Denny Piekutowksi 12S.

Ridgefield, Conn. 10, Yorktown 6

Note: Tigers scored three unanswered goals after Yorktown got within 7-6 with seven minutes to play.

Byram Hills 9, Bethlehem Central 6

BH: Erik Pero 3G; Reid DuToit 2G, 2A; Erik Cipriano 2G; Christian Cipriano 1G, 2A; Adam Lefkowitz 15/17 FO; Jack Quinn 12S.

Note: Bobcats erased a 4-3 halftime deficit, holding Bethlehem scoreless for the first 21 minutes of the second half.

Looking up: High school athletic teams will be calling a timeout Monday to work around the eclipse

Friday

Kennedy 19, Xavier 5

KC: Fin McConnell 5G, 3A; Matt Lorusso 2G, 2A; Mason Kauffman 3G; Sal Albanese 2G, 1A; Ryan O'Reilly 2G, 1A; Aidan Kinsley 2G.

Iona Prep 14, Bronxville 7

Iona Prep was in a mood.

After taking a moment to reflect on a humbling loss to Don Bosco the previous evening, the Gaels on Monday dialed up the intensity and hung a 14-7 loss on Bronxville.

There were some miscues, but nothing was left to chance.

“It was definitely a gut-wrenching loss, demoralizing in a sense, but I really think we learned a lot from it,” Iona Prep sophomore midfielder Tim Plunkett said. “We had to come out here with a completely different attitude and be a completely different team and start a new chapter. I think we all took it to heart and came out with a ton of energy. I think we were highly composed as well and played good offense.”

Yep.

The goals were coming from every angle. It might’ve been worse, but UNC signee Luke Arrighi made a number of highlight saves for the Broncos.

“Don Bosco is a really good team stacked with really good players and they took it to us from the very first whistle,” Gaels head coach Rick Trizano said. “We just were unprepared. We’re coming off a really good season and our kids didn’t realize you have to work every single minute of every single game.”

Iona Prep was up 10-2 in the opening minutes of second half but didn’t slam the door. Bronxville went on a 4-1 run to stave off a potentially embarrassing loss.

"We’re young," Bronxville coach Joe Haven said. "We have great senior leadership, but for these boys it’s their third new coaching system in three years so we’re all trying to get used to each other. Practices have been vibrant and upbeat and they are putting in the effort that will help us down the road. We start the season off with five or six really tough teams, but our kids like competition. Iona Prep stuck it to us today, but the kids hung in there. It was 9-2 at one point so I got a little nervous. Doing what they did against Luke is something else."

What it means

Iona Prep is back on track, but there is a lot of young talent on this roster and the Gaels are missing Dylan Reese, a senior captain and reliable finisher who suffered an injury Thursday in New Jersey. Occasionally, the inexperience shows, especially on the defensive end.

“Dylan is a great captain and there is something about him that can’t be replaced, but we’re going to face adversity this season and we have to power through it,” Haggerty said.

Player of the game

The defense went into help mode every time Plunkett had the ball.

Box score

Bronxville (1-2): Thomas Freeman 2G, 1A; Jack Reilly 2G; Teddy Gramins 1G, 2A; Nicholas Martinelli 1G, 1A; Luke Arrighi 16S.

Iona Prep (2-1): Tim Plunkett 3G, 3A; Billy Haggerty 3G, 2A; Christian Tapia 1G, 1A; Matt Plunkett 1G, 1A; Luke Pasacreta 1G, 1A.

 Rye Neck 5, Edgemont 2

RN: Logan Williams 3G; Hugo Hennenfent 1G, 3A; Josef Zyngier 9S.

Ed: David Rosen 2G.

Hackley 7, Rye Country Day 6

RCDS: Joe Rafferty 4G; Brody Mackey 1G; Ben Cousin 1G.

Vestal 10, Scarsdale 7

Albertus Magnus at Saugerties, 4:30 p.m.

Pawling at Keio, 4:30 p.m.

Yonkers at Irvington, 4:30 p.m.

Thursday

Rye 9, Victor 4

The expectations were high when Rye stepped on the field to face nationally ranked Victor.

Now they’re even higher.

The Garnets scored five unanswered third-quarter goals and rolled to a 9-4 win over the Blue Devils, who came in No. 13 on the USA Lacrosse Magazine Public High School National Top 25 list.

“We’re ready,” junior pole Chris Iuliano said. “We’re really ready.”

James Lewis sparked the comeback win, forcing a turnover, collecting the ground ball at midfield and feeding Tripp Redd, who made it a 3-3 game with 11.9 seconds to go in the opening half.

Next came five unanswered third-quarter goals.

“I think we had a good start,” junior midfielder Tyler McDermott said. “The second quarter we slowed up a bit, kinda forgot to play our game, but the second half we came out firing and got back to it. … We know we have big things ahead. It’s huge to win a game like this, it gives us great confidence, but also the fire that comes from knowing we can beat a nationally ranked team. We have great things ahead and we can do more.”

What it means

Rye is not an inexperienced team, but there are four underclassmen playing critical roles and they did not blink. That’s a positive sign. In order to be successful against the level of competition this team will face moving forward, the Garnets will need Carson Miller, Henry Shoemaker, Garrett Sullivan and Wilson Redd to keep doing what they did against Victor.

Player of the game

Shoemaker didn’t have any issues handling the heavy traffic. The sophomore midfielder sparked the decisive 6-0 run when he legged in for his second goal of the game.

Box score

Victor (0-2): Tanner Radogna 1G; Colin Wightman 1G; Nicholas Leonard 1G; Aiden Clinkscales 1G.

Rye (1-0): Tyler McDermott 2G; Henry Shoemaker 2G; Tucker Hess 2G; Carson Miller 1G, 1A; Garrett Sullivan 1G, 1A; Tripp Redd 1G; James Lewis 1A; Wilson Redd 8/17 FO; Ty Ramachandran 7S.

Yorktown 8, John Jay-Cross River 7 OT

Gianluca Marchini enjoyed the moment.

The sophomore midfielder sent everybody home with an overtime goal Thursday, lifting Yorktown to an 8-7 victory over John Jay-Cross River.

“It was awesome,” Marchini said. “This is such a great rivalry. I had a pole on me the whole game. I brought him down, rolled back, came up at the hashes, shot it and hoped it would go in. Best thing ever. Best thing ever.”

There were four ties and three lead changes in the second half.

Luca Duva rattled in his fifth goal of the game to give the Wolves a 6-5 edge with 2:09 to go in the third, but long stick midfielder Chris Constantine netting the equalizer in transition with 35 seconds left in the quarter. Drew Weissman had the Huskers up 7-6, but Jon Altneu knotted the score with 1:52 to go in regulation.

“At the end of the day, we’re going to play a lot of big games like this because of the way our schedule is put together,” Constantine said. “There are some little things we need to do better, but we’re only three games in so we’ll build on things we’ve done well.”

 What it means

The Huskers are not built to win shootouts. It starts on the defensive end, and rightly so with this group. Get used to the drama. There are going to be more one-possession games. The Wolves are smart with the ball and were able to possess for long stretches, which is going to keep them in every game against highly-competitive teams.

Player of the game

Constantine was dead-ending possessions on the one end and scoring goals on the other.

Box score

John Jay-Cross River (3-2): Luca Duva 5G; Dom Savastano 1G, 1A; Jon Altneu 1G; Andrew Kiefer 1A;

Yorktown (3-0): Chris Constantine 3G; James Carney 2G, 1A: Drew Weissman 1G, 1A; Gianluca Marchinni 1G; Ryan Vogel 1G; Hunter Mezzatesta 19S; Chad Bowen 10/19 FO.

Greeley 17, Tappan Zee 5

HG: Matthew Byrne 3G, 4A; Jameson Blakeslee 3G, 2A; Jack Holub 4G; Connor Lummel 3G; Luke Kaplow 13S; Luke Tavolacci 16/24 FO.

TZ: Kevin Kukla 2G, 2A; Tommy Linehan 2G, 1A.

Dobbs Ferry 8, Wappingers 7

DF: Jackson Kearns 3G, 1A; Mike Miano 2G, 9/14 FO; Andrew Deakins 1G, 2A; Mateus Hertz-Bird 1G, 2A; Eitan Cohen 16S.

W: Brayden Kuczma 4G, 1A; Joe Mignone 1G, 1A; Eric Waldron 11S.

Suffern 11, Clarkstown North 7

Sf: Vincent DiRenno 4G, 1A; Owen Cosgrove 3G; Tanner Newman 2G, 1A; Finnegan Mitchell 2G, 1A.

Lucy Beckham, S.C. 9, Haldane 6

Hd: Fallou Faye 3G; Evan Giachinta 1G; Liam Gaugler 1G; Cooper Coreless 1G; Jordon Hankel 13S.

Hackley 10, Horace Mann 1

Hk: Jackson Fauber 3G, 2A; James Goldman 2G, 2A; James Marra 2G; Zach Berger 1G, 1A; Mac Broaddus 4S.

HM: Harrison Smigal 1G.

Somers 16, Putnam Valley 0

So: Mac Sullivan 3G, 4A; Miguel Iglesias 2G, 3A; Grayden Carr 2G, 1A; Ryan Brush 2G, 1A; Matt Mayfield 2G, 1A; Tristan Iglesias 2G, 1A.

Pelham 11, White Plains 2

Pel: Eddy Maher 3G, 2A; Alex Caltenco 3G, 1A; Ryan Zabatta 1G, 2A; Joe Martucci 3A; Graham Bardoff 2G; Noah DeDomenico 1G, 1A; Charlie Zabatta 15S.

WP: Alex Spista 1G; Eddie Ryan 1G; Tyler Tan 13/16 FO.

Clarkstown South 14, Pearl River 8

CS: Kevin Butler 8G, 1A; Tommy Michello 1G, 3A; Mason Ready 2G, 1A; Patrick Sommerlad 16S.

PR: Mickey Sullivan 4G, 2A; Shea Sullivan 3G.

Sleepy Hollow 8, Nyack 7

SH: Lang Cawley 3G; Justin Fink 3G; Quincey Newland 1G, 2A; Scott Klami 10S.

Nk: Nertali Moon 2G; Matt Sestak 1G, 1A; Harry DelVecchio 7S.

Note: The Horsemen were up 4-0 at the break. Cawley got the eventual winner with three minutes to play.

Westlake 17, Ossining 4

Ws: Chris Kalle 6G, 3A; Cole Barnett 3G, 3A; Chase Sorby 2G, 4A; Michael Pagan 3CTO, 7GB.

Oss: Tommy McCormack 3G, 1A; Gavin Thomas Walters 1G.

Fox Lane 10, Harrison 4

FL: Owen Baker 3G, 2A; John Mains 3G; James Minotti 2G; Jack Fabry 1G, 1A; Kevin New 1G, 1A; Will Gilligan 12/14 FO.

Ha: Nash Mayclim 2G; Max Tse 1G, 1A.

Nanuet 17, Hastings 2

Colin Stemmerman 5G, 2A; Colin Gallagher 2G, 3A; Tom Murray 1G, 3A, 11 GB; Evan Moran won 90% FO, 14GB.

North Rockland 13, New Rochelle 1

NRk: Joe Alvarez 4G, 2A; James Devine 3G; Dom Tirri 3G, 1A.

NRo: Jesus Hernandez 10S.

New Canaan. Conn. 14, Pleasantville 5

Pv: Hank McCourtney 2G; Aidan Cotter 1G; Nick Reich 1G; Daniel Picart 1G; Emmet McDermott 2A; Andrew Nessel 16S.

NC: Luke Reed 4G; Max Lowe 2G, 2A.

Note: New Canaan started fast and built a 9-2 halftime lead.

Don Bosco, N.J. 17, Iona Prep 5

Staples, Conn. 13, Stepinac 5

AS: Adien Bross 2G; Tommy Cottrell 2G; P.J. Hodge 1G, 1A.

Arlington at Byram Hills, ppd.

Eastchester at Ardsley, ppd.

Wednesday

Lakeland/Panas 5, Mahopac 4 OT

LP: Thomas Kuney 1G, 3A; Jack Jimenez 1G, 1A; Vinny Savastano 1G; Will Moore 1G; Michael Ahlstedt 1G; K.C. Bryan 8S.

Ma: Danny Koch 1G,1A; Liam Scanlon 1G; Bryan Margolis 1G; Cam Hart 1G.

Note: Ahlstedt nets the winner.

Pelham at White Plains, ppd.

Hackley at Horace Mann, ppd.

North Salem at Irvington, ppd.

Blind Brook at Croton, ppd.

Wappingers at Dobbs Ferry, ppd.

Tuesday

Somers 13, Hen Hud 3

So: Mason Kelly 4G, 1A; Grayden Carr 3G; Mac Sullivan 1G, 4A; Ryan Brush 1G, 3A; Miguel Iglesias 1G, 1A.

HH: Kevin Ryan 1G; James McManus 1G; Dean Pastalov 1G.

Brewster 13, Pearl River 7

Bw: Luke Cunningham 6G, 3A; Jason Weller 2G, 4A; Cameron LaMoreaux 2G.

PR: T.J. Lanese 3G; Mickey Sullivan 1G, 3A.

Note: The Bears closed on an 8-2 run to break open a halftime deadlock.

John Jay-Cross River 15, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake 6

JJCR: Andrew Kiefer 5G, 1A; Luca Duva 4G, 1A; Luke Bueta 2G, 2A; Jon Altneu 1G, 3A; Justin Shapiro 2G, 1A; Dom Savastano 16/23 FO; Blake O'Callaghan 13S.

Albertus Magnus at Ardsley, ppd.

St. Dom’s 15, Kennedy Catholic 9

KC: Fin McConnell 4G, 2A; Matt Lorusso 4G; Mason Kauffman 1G.

North Rockland 6, Clarkstown North 3

NRk: James Devine 2G; Tom Forenza 2G; Joe Alvarez 1G, 2A.

CN: Rob Celona 2G.

Tappan Zee 17, Nanuet 3

TZ: Tommy Linehan 6G, 3A; Kevin Kukla 4G, 1A; Jason Reilly 3G, 1A; Tynan Murray 1G, 3A, 7CTO.

Nt: Stephen D'Adamo 2G.

Pleasantville 16, Briarcliff 5

Pv: Aidan Cotter 5G; Daniel Picart 3G, 1A; Erik Coleman 2G, 2A; Nick Reich 2G, 2A; Emmet McDermott 2G, 1A; Hank McCourtney 1G, 3A; David Hundzyski 16/20 FO.

Bc: Joey Hader 10S.

Sleepy Hollow 19, Edgemont 3

SH: Justin Fink 4G, 5A; Lang Cawley 4G; Silas Corveddu 2G, 2A; Eddy Mahood 2G; Ben Meyer 1G, 2A; Scott Klami 6S.

Rye Country Day 15, Masters 6

RCDS: Joseph Rafferty 3G; Ryan Chan 3G; Milin Torgalkar 2G, 2A; Blake Jachman 1G, 2A; Ben Cousin 1G, 1A.

Yorktown 15, Arlington 4

Yk: Drew Weissman 2G, 3A; Chris Constantine 3G; James Carney 2G, 1A; Ryan Vogel 1G, 2A; Gianluca Marchinni 2G; Dylan DelVecchio 1G, 1A; Nick Bucello 1G, 1A.

Arl: Jonah Beaudoin 4G.

Bronxville 10, Stepinac 8

Bx: Nicholas Martinelli 4G; Teddy Gramins 2G; Thomas Freeman 1G, 2A; Jack Reilly 1G, 1A; Luke Arrighi 18S.

AS: P.J. Hodge 3G, 2A; Michael Oronzio 2G.

Wando, S.C. 11, Haldane 10

Hd: Evan Giachinta 3G, 1A; Liam Gaugler 3G, 1A; Cooper Coreless 2G.

Iona Prep 18, Glastonbury, Conn., 7

IP: Dylan Reese 5G, 1A; Tim Plunkett 3G, 3A; Billy Haggerty 3G, 1A; Crew Davis 3G, 1A; Ryan Elliott 6S.

New Rochelle 12, Eastchester 5

NRo: Andres Morales 4G, 2A; Keshawn Walker 3G; Matt Swift 1G, 2A; Nigel Walker 1G, 2A; Jesus Hernandez 13S.

Suffern 15, Nyack 2

Sf: Finnegan Mitchell 3G, 2A; Brayden Miller 3G; Nick Tinelli 2G, 2A; Vincent Tinelli 1G, 2A; Robbie Sgueglia 6S.

Greeley 17, Brien McMahon, Conn. 4

HG: Matthew Byrne 2G, 8A; Jack Holub 5G; Tighe Dolan 3G, 3A; Connor Lummel 3G; Jameson Blakeslee 1G, 1A; Toby Moskow 6S; Luke Tavolacci 18/24S.

BM: Lucas Silva 1G, 1A.

Monday

Harrison 13, Putnam Valley 11

Ha: Nash Mayclim 5G, 2A; Max Tse 2G, 1A; Austin Margolies 2G, 1A; T.J. Pasqualini 14S.

This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: lohud boys lacrosse scoreboard, schedule for Week 2