Keep up with the Week 4 action on the lohud Boys Lacrosse Scoreboard

We're inching closer to the halfway mark of the season and there are still three undefeated teams - Somers, Westlake and Dobbs Ferry. It's a big week for the Tuskers, who have an opportunity to make some noise against Lakeland/Panas, a longtime rival, and South Side, a top Class B team from Long Island.

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Results

Saturday

Rye Neck 9, Yonkers 4

RN: Hugo Hennenfent 3G; Liam Madden 2G, 1A; Jack Martz 2G, 1A.

Yo: Jaiden Rush 2G; J.Q. Minton 2G.

White Plains 13, New Rochelle 2

WP: Christian Biondi 2G, 3A; Ricky Strobel 3G, 1A; Aidan Schmieder 3G; George Snyder 1G, 2A; Jayden Tan 2G; Tyler Tan 12/19 FO.

Sleepy Hollow 14, Hastings 2

SH: Justin Fink 5G, 3A; Lang Cawley 3G, 1A; Quincey Newland 2G, 1A; Jack Marvin 2G; Ben Meyer 1G, 1A; Nils Baller 1G, 1A.

Hs: William Tenthoff 1G; Andrew Tenthoff 1G.

Brewster 9, Clarkstown North 6

Bw: Luke Cunningham 3G, 2A; A.J. Accurso 3G; Harrison Schmitt 2G; Jason Weller 1G, 2A; Paul Rienzi 1G, 2A 80% FO.

CN: Rob Celona 3G, 2A; Sam Garcia 1G, 1A.

Clarkstown South 12, Harrison 8

Ha: Nash Mayclim 3G; Isaac Shultz 2G, 1A; Luke Riccio 2G, 1A.

Eastchester at Hen Hud, 11 a.m.

Iona Prep 12, Christian Brothers, N.J. 9

IP: Billy Haggerty 4G; Luke Pasacreta 2G, 1A; Matt Napolitano 2G, 1A; Tim Plunkett 1G, 2A; Crew Davis 1G, 3A; Matt Plunkett 1G, 1A; Ryan Elliott 14S.

Putnam Valley 12, Dobbs Ferry 9

PV: Andrew Grippo 3G, 1A; Thomas Cunningham 2G; Dakota Bourgie 3G, 1A; Trevor Lewis 13S.

DF: Jack Broccoli 2G, 1A; Andrew Deakis 1G, 2A; Dylan Ravage 2G; Jackson Kearns 2G.

Bronxville 12, Greenwich, Conn. 11

Bx: Nick Martinelli 3G; Jack Reilly 2G; Theo McMurray 3G, 3A; Thomas Freeman 1G, 4A; Teddy Grammins 1G, 2A; Ben Atkeson 2G; Luke Arrighi 22S.

Westlake 14, Briarcliff 5

Ws: Chris Kalle 5G, 1A; Stephen DiNapoli 3G, 3A; Chase Sorby 4A; Dean Dabie 1G, 14/20 FO.

Bc: Shane Dean 2G, 1A; Harrison Winger 2G.

Pleasantville 9, Kellenberg 6

Pv: Daniel Picart 6G, 1A; Emmett McDermott 1G, 1A; Erik Coleman 1G, 1A; Michael Hundzynski 1G; David Hundzynski 13/17 FO.

Kel: Mike Felicetti 3G, 1A.

Tappan Zee 11, Pelham 8

TZ: Tommy Linehan 5G, 1A; Kevin Kukla 1G, 2A; Ryan Hargaden 2G; Tynan Murray 1G, 1A; Brandon Sanchez 12S.

Pel: Alex Caltenco 3G; Eddie Maher 2G; Ryan Zabatta 1G, 1A; Charlie Zabatta 17S.

Note: Dutchmen were down 7-6 at the start of the fourth quarter.

Notre Dame, Conn. 13, Lakeland/Panas 12

L/P: Kyle Gallagher 3G, 2A; Bubba Baumeister 2G, 1A; Thomas Kuney 2G, 1A; Jack Jimenez 1G, 1A; Anthony Farroni 21/26 FO; K.C. Bryan 13S.

Byram Hills 10, Mahopac 7

BH: Christian Cipriano 4G 3A; Reid DuToit 3G 3A; Erik Cipriano 3A; Logan Cohen 1G; Zach Pero 1G; John Chicone 1G.

Ma: Danny Koch 4G; Brandon Torrey 1G, 1A.

Rye 15, Shenendehowa 14

R: Tyler McDermott 4G, 2A; Tucker Hess 3G, 2A; Henry Shoemaker 1G, 2A; Garrett Sullivan 2G; Will Niejadlik 1G, 2A; Wilson Redd 19/32 FO.

Note: Garnets were down 12-7 with three minutes to play in the third quarter. Tucker Hess scored the game-winner with 24 seconds left.

Wantagh 18, Mamaroneck 7

Mk: Carson Winters 4G, 2A; Brian Auker 1G, 2A; Grant Mathieson 1G; Michael Matlow 1G.

Wilton, Conn., 7, Yorktown 6

Friday

Blind Brook 10, Suffern 7

BB: Tyler Taerstein 5G; Michael Berman Annunziata 5A; Chase Katz 1G, 2A; Hudson McRedmond 1G, 1A; Ethan Carey 1G; Ethan Leland 18S.

Sf: Vincent DiRenno 3G, 1A; Mason Gargliano 1G, 1A.

Sleepy Hollow 12, Irvington 3

SH: Silas Corveddu 4G, 2A; Justin Fink 3G; Lang Cawley 2G, 4A; Ben Meyer 2G; Scott Klami 8S.

Irv: Chris Callahan 2G; Bowie Frank 1G.

Rye Country Day 11, Greens Farms, Conn. 10

RCDS: Joseph Rafferty 3G, 2A; Blake Jachman 4G; Ben Cousin 2G, 2A; Xavier Perkins 2G.

Clarkstown South 15, Ossining 5

CS: Jack Destefano 5G; Tommy Michello 2G, 3A; Kevin Butler 3G, 2A; Christian Mentekidis 2G.

South Side 14, Somers 9

So: Ryan Brush 4G, 1A; Miguel Iglesias 4G; Mac Sullivan 1G, 1A.

SS: Mike Aiello 3G, 1A.

Dalton School at Hackley

Thursday

Mamaroneck 9, Rye 7

Mamaroneck came to play.

The Tigers worked over a well-regarded defense in the opening half, built a comfortable lead and hung on tight, posting a 9-7 win over Rye.

It’s not a traditional rivalry game, but there is serious heat.

“Coming into this game we’ve had a rocky road, we lost a game we thought we could’ve won against New Canaan and we know how good we can be,” Mamaroneck attackman Luke Brennan said. “A lot those guys are committed (to play Division I in college) so we came out here with something to prove.”

The Tigers were three steps ahead on every possession and led 8-3 at the intermission.

Carson Miller and Tripp Redd scored early goals to get the Garnets started, but they had no answer once Brian Auker broke through for Mamaroneck.

Rye countered after the break and got within 8-6 on a Carson Miller goal with 6:09 to go in the third. There were opportunities to close the gap even more, but mistakes along with a hyper-aggressive Tigers defense haunted the Garnets.

Brennan scored the only Mamaroneck goal in the second half with 1:58 to play, but that was plenty.

“After halftime they came out ready to play,” Brennan added. “Bodies were flying on both ends. We knew we had to come out with some grit.”

What it means

It’s going to be a couple more weeks before we know everyone’s name, but Mamaroneck has playmakers at both ends. There’s a nice mix of youth and experience. If these guys are that motivated every game, the effort will overshadow any shortcomings.

“I think we’re improving game to game,” Tigers close defender Brady Rogoff said. “Sometimes the adversity is good for us. The fact that we can keep building on it helps. In the third quarter, we face a lot of adversity, and we still were able to come together and finish the job.”

Rye was reminded that it’s not strong enough offensively to overcome a lethargic start.

Player of the game

Rogoff was busy in the second half, covering all the angles and barking direction to fired-up teammates.

Box score

Mamaroneck (5-2): Luke Brennan 2G; Grant Mathieson 1G; Carson Winters 1G; Brian Auker 1G; Jude Meisner 2G, 1A; Jared Rabina 2G.

Rye (4-2): Tripp Redd 2G; Henry Shoemaker 1G, 2A; Tucker Hess 2A; Tyler McDermott 1G; Carson Miller 2G; Chris Iuliano 1G.

Feature: Rye and Pleasantville putting lessons learned at state final four into play

Byram Hills 16,  Arlington 3

BH: Zach Pero 5G; Liam Cohen 4G, 1A; Reid DuToit  4G; Christian Cipriano 3A; Erik Cipriano 1G, 5A; John Chicone 1G, 1A; Ryan Pero 1G, 1A; Jack Quinn 8S.

Arl: Luke Mackin 2G; Chris Byrne  1G.

Note: Reid DuToit, a sophomore, recorded his 100th career point. 

Pleasantville 16, Haldane 10

Pv: Nick Reich 5G; Daniel Picart 4G, 2A; Erik Coleman 3G; Hank McCourtney 1G, 4A; Emmet McDermott 2G, 1A; Andrew Nessel 11S.

Hd: Liam Gaugler 2G; Evan Gianchinta 2G; Fallou Faye 2G; P.J. Ruggerio 1G, 1A; Jordan Hankel 23S, 1G.

Note: Nick Reich now has 100 career goals.

Hen Hud 10, Wappingers 2

HH: Kevin Ryan 4G, 1A; Drew Hiltsley 4G, 1A; James McManus 1G, 3A; Ethan Walsh 1G; Aidan Mazzoni 6S.

Wa: Joe Mignone 1G; Henry Boshart 1G.

Tappan Zee 15, Nyack 5

TZ: Kevin Kukla 6G, 1A; Tommy Linehan 4G, 1A; Collin Butler 4A; Jason Reilly 3G; Tynan Murray 1G; Ryan O'Connor 1G; Brandon Sanchez 10S.

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

Dobbs Ferry 15, North Salem 5

DF: Jackson Kearns 5G, 4A; Andrew Deakins 4G, 4A; Jake Broccoli 3G, 1A; Nick Denike 1G, 2A; Ryan Mohl 1G, 2A; Mateus Hertz-Bird 4A.

White Plains 15, Nanuet 6

Pearl River 15, Harrison 8

PR: Mickey Sullivan 6G, 1A; Tommy Ayers 2G, 1A; Jack Pritts 2G; Shea Sullivan 1G, 2A; Tommy Mahoney 1G, 2A.

Ha: Iasaac Schultz 2G; Luke Riccio 2G.

Stepinac 12, St. Dominic's 7

AS: Liam Smith 5G; Aidan Bross 3G, 1A; Michael Oronzio 2G, 2A; Tommy Cottrell 1G, 2A; Denny Piekutowski 12S.

Greeley 15, Brewster 6

HG: Jack Holub 3G; Thomas Pollard 3G; Connor Lummel 2G, 1A; Jameson Blakeslee 2G, 1A; Matthew Byrne 1G, 3A; Tighe Dolan 2G; Luke Tavolacci 18/23 FO.

Bw: Harrison Schmitt 2G.

John Jay 10, Scarsdale 6

JJ: Brendan Corelli 1G, 2A; Justin Shapiro 2G; Andrew Kiefter 2G; Jon Altneu 2G; Dino Rajamani 1G, 1A; Luca Duva 1G; George Ferrarone 1G; Blake O'Callaghan 9S; Dom Savastano 16/19 FO.

Sc: Rhett Needleman 2G, 2A; Trevor Knopp 1G, 1A; Jared Hoffman 1G; Tommy Iasiello 1G; Anders Burrows 1G; Nick Ebner 15S.

North Rockland 7, Valley Central 6

NRk: James Devine 3G; Joe Alvarez 3G; Kieran Jones 15S.

Pelham 8, Mahopac 3

Pel: Joe Martucci 4G, 1A; Eddy Maher 2G, 2A; Ryan Zabatta 1G, 1A; Graham Bardoff 1G, 1A; Charlie Zabatta 12S.

Ma: Liam Scanlon 1G, 1A; Liam Jones 1G, 1A; Quinn Kelleher 1G, 1A.

St. Anthony’s 17, Iona Prep 7

IP: Tim Plunkett 1G, 3A; Matt Napolitano 2G; Crew Davis 1G; Luke Pasacreta 1G; Steven Kidder 1G; Ryan Lunstead 1G.

Carmel 11, Blind Brook 5

C: Thomas Connolly 5G, 1A; Matt Risley 2G, 5A; Ryan Aabel 1G, 3A; Jake Meissner 13S.

BB: Tyler Taerstein 2G; Hudson McRedmond 1G, 2A.

Pawling 12, Yonkers 3

Pw: Dane Hopperman 1G, 3A; Jackson Semenza 2G, 1A; Nate Burris 3G, 1A; Aaron Vesseliza 2G, 2A; Justin Mitchell 4G; Derek Carrozza 5S.

Eastchester at Clarkstown North

Wednesday

Bronxville 15, Fordham Prep 6

Bx: Nick Martinelli 4G; Thomas Freeman 3G; Theo McMurray 3G; Jack Reilly 2G, 5A; Declan Denning 1G, 10/19 FO; Luke Arrighi 14S.

FP: Drew Pagen 3G.

St. Luke’s, Conn. 9, Rye Country Day 5

RCDS: Joseph Rafferty 3G; Ben Cousin 1G; Warren Blake 1G.

Albertus Magnus 3, Pawling 2

AM: Aidan Schofield 2G; Billy Iannazo 1G; Johnny Argenio 2A; Ryan Gong 5/9 FO; Cayden Deierlein  8S.

Pw: Dane Hopperman 1G; Justin Mitchell 1G, 1A; Derek Carrozza 17S.

Fox Lane 9, Ossining 0

FL: Tyler Davidson 3G; Ryan Nathan 2G; John Mains 2G; Ryan Hardie 1G; Jack Fabry 1G.

Oss: Ben Mahood 7S.

Croton 11, Putnam Valley 10

CH: Liam Doherty 5G; Sean Grimes 2G, 2A, 20/25 FO; Bryce Laemmel 2G, 2A.

PV: Thomas Cunningham 2G, 2A; Andre Tarrant 2G, 1A; Caden Clenn 2G.

Note:  Sean Grimes won the faceoff with 16.4 seconds to go and pushed. Gavin Cunningham beat the buzzer to give the Tigers their fourth consecutive win.

Tuesday

Somers 10, Lakeland/Panas 5

People are watching.

And for those who haven’t checked in on Somers yet, these guys are legitimate contenders in Class B this season. The Tuskers put the brakes on a patient Lakeland/Panas rally on Tuesday and got away in a hurry, posting a 10-5 win.

They do like to play fast, but realize the situation often dictates pace.

“I think in the beginning of this game we did a really good job of that, balancing pace of play and possession,” first-year head coach Jordan Hirsch said.

The Rebels held the ball for long stretches but were in a 5-0 hole before they broke through. It got interesting once Kyle Gallagher capped a four-goal run for Lakeland/Panas with 2:48 to go in the third and made it a one-possession game.

Miguel Iglesias answered before the quarter ended and Mason Kelly made it a 7-4 advantage early in the fourth. Lakeland/Panas got a last-gasp score from Michael Ahlstedt, but the Tuskers responded with three unanswered goals to close out the win.

“We come to practice each day wanting to work and you can feel the energy in the games,” Somers goalie Landon Pepe said. “We’re pushing transition. We’re playing fast. That’s the big difference.”

What it means

Somers and Yorktown have to meet with a Section 1 Class B title on the line. It would be a classic matchup. It would be good for the game. A lot of lacrosse fans would pay to see these rivals go head-to-head again in a win-or-go-home meeting with the bleachers on both sides of Murphy Field overflowing.

Player of the game

It’s going to be hard to send these guys home if Matt Mayfield keeps winning faceoffs.

Box score

Somers (7-0): Miguel Iglesias 4G, 1A; Ryan Brush 2G, 1A; Mac Sullivan 2A; Grayden Carr 1G; Mason Kelly 1G; Dean Palozzolo 1G; Matt Mayfield 1G, 15/18 FO; Landon Pepe 10S.

Lakeland/Panas (2-3): Kyle Gallagher 2G; Miachel Ahlstedt 2G; Bubba Baumiester 1A; Riley Sand 1A; K.C. Bryan 8S.

Westlake 14, Sleepy Hollow 7

Ws: Stephen DiNapoli 4G, 2A; Isaiah Rivera 3G, 1A; Cole Barnett 1G, 4A; Luca Piazza 1G.

SH: Lang Cawley 2G; Silas Corveddu 1G, 1A.

Harrison 17, Hastings 3

Ha: Nash Mayclim 6G, 2A; Luke Riccio 5G, 1A; Austin Margolies 3G, 5A.

Ridgefield, Conn. 20, Mahopac 3

Ma: Danny Koch 2G; Brayden Torrey 1G.

North Rockland 8, Pearl River 7 OT

NRk: James Devine 4G; Joe Alvarez 2G, 2A; Kieran Jones 12S.

PR: Mickey Sullivan 3G; Shea Sullivan 2G.

Note: The Red Raiders came back from a 7-4 deficit in the closing minutes, then Alvarez set up Devine with 5.4 seconds to go in overtime.

Carmel 17, Arlington 4

Adam Boeheim 4G, 1A; Thomas Connolly 6G, 2A; Matt Risley 4G, 2A; Ryan Aabel 7A; Jake Lotz 2G, 2A; Jake Meissner 15S.

Arl: Luke Mackin 4G.

Greenwich, Conn. 13, Greeley 11

HG: Matthew Byrne 4G, 2A; Jameson Blakeslee 2G, 1A; Jack Holub 1G, 1A; Tighe Dolan 1G, 1A; Toby Moskow 14S.

Dobbs Ferry 18, Edgemont 6

DF: Jake Broccoli 5G, 2A; Hackson Kearns 4G, 3A; Andrew Deakins 4G, 2A; Killian O'Connor 24/27 FO.

Pelham 14, New Rochelle 6

Pel: Eddy Maher 4G, 3A; Ryan Zabatta 3G, 4A; James Fradkin 2G, 1A; Will Crotty 2A; Will Alexander 1G; Graham Bardoff 1G; Cooper Kerr 1G.

NRo: Nigel Walker 3G, 2A; Matt Swift 1G, 2A; Keshaun Walker 1G, 1A.

St. John the Baptist 9, Stepinac 7

AS: Mike Oronzio 1G, 2A; Aidan Bross 2G; Cottrell 2G; Christopher Keating 2G; Denny Piekutowksi 12S.

Clarkstown South 11, Clarkstown North 10 OT

CS: Kevin Butler 6G, 1A; Tommy Michello 1G, 4A; Jack Destefano 3G; Mason Ready 1G; Jason Ardizone 13/23 FO; Patty Sommerlad 14S.

CN: Rob Celona 3G; Sam Garcia 2G, 2A; Ralph Guimerra 2G, 1A; Zach Benton 17S.

Note: Butler unassisted for the win.

White Plains 7, Wappingers 5

WP: Ricky Strobel 5G; Christian Biondi 4A; Brendan Kavanagh 10S; Tyler Tan 9/11 FO.

Putnam Valley 19, North Salem 6

PV: Dakota Bourgie 5G, 5A; Michael Frye 5G, 1A; Caden Glenn 4G; Andrew Grippo 2G, 5A;

NS: Max Cotrone 3G; Justin Major 2G.

Carmel 17, Arlington 4

Iona Prep 19, St. Peter’s Prep, N.J. 7

IP: Tim Plunkett 4G, 4A; Matt Napolitano 4G, 2A; Billy Haggerty 3G; Crew Davis 3G.

Note: Gaels senior Christian Tapia won his 500th career face off.

Rye 11, John Jay 9

There needs to be a sequel.

John Jay found a little more time and space than most against the highly-touted Rye defense, but the Garnets came up with just enough timely stops to post an 11-9 win Tuesday in the logical preview of the Section 1 Class C title game.

Time will tell.

Justin Shapiro knotted the score 9-9 with 5:29 to go, but the Wolves didn't have much to celebrate the rest of the way. Carson Miller broke the deadlock a minute later and Tucker Hess fed Henry Shoemaker for an insurance goal with 2:44 to play.

"I think it's really important to make a statement now," Hess said. "We came into the season thinking we were going to be a powerhouse and then had a bit of a slow start. The defense held us together while the offense worked on putting the ball in the cage. Tonight, even though it was a close game, I think we really showed what our offense can do and how dangerous we really are."

What it means

If this continues, Rye is going to have a high degree of confidence on the offensive end before the month is over. There were a number of important goals scored in this game by newcomers.

"Obviously we had a really nice offense by the end of last year, but we lost a bunch of those guys and it feels like an entirely new offense," Hess said. "It feels like everyone is developing really, really fast. It's great looking around and seeing guys I know can put one in the net when we need them to."

Player of the game

Hess remains a creative facilitator, but he isn't shy about driving to the cage with purpose and finishing with power.

Box score

Rye (4-1): Tucker Hess 4G, 1A; Henry Shoemaker 3G, 2A; Tyler McDermott 2G; Carson Miller 1G; Archie Berkery 1G; Tripp Redd 1A; Ty Ramachandran 11S.

John Jay (5-3): Justin Shapiro 4G; Luca Duva 1G; Andrew Kiefer 1G, 1A; Luke Bueti 1G, 1A; Brendan Corelli 1G; George Ferrarone 1G; Jon Altneu 1A; Dom Savastano 15/22 FO; Blake O’Callaghan 10S.

Darien, Conn. 18, Yorktown 7

Scarsdale 13, Briarcliff 4

Sc: Trevor Knopp 5G, 1A; Leo Wetzstein 2G, 1A; Rhett Needleman 2G, 2A; Anders Burrows 2G, 2A; Jared Hoffman 2G; Tomy Iasiello 2A, 15/17 FO.

Bc: Shane Dean 3G; Henry Foy 1G.

Suffern 17, Nanuet 10

Sf: Vincent DiRenno 5G, 1A; Tanner Newman 4G; Nick Tinelli 3G, 4A; Finn Mitchell 3G, 2A;

Mamaroneck 15, Eastchester 1

Monday

Croton 15, Brewster 4

CH: Bryce Laemmel 3G, 2A; Gavin Cunningham 4G, 1A; Sean Grimes 1G, 1A, 19/20 FO; Liam Doherty 2G, 1A; Robby DeLasho 9S.

Bw: Harrison Schmitt 3G; Jason Woller 3A.

Newburgh Free Academy at Yonkers, 4:30 p.m.

Suffern 12, Valley Central 7

Sf: Finn Mitchell 6G; Vincent DiRenna 3G, 3A; Vincent Tinelli 14/21 FO; Mason Garagliano 1G, 1A.

VC: Chris Scoll 3G, 1A.

Hackley at Trinity, 4:30 p.m.

Ardsley 19, Edgemont 8

Ard: Jake Kaplan 6G, 4A; Shahz Naqvi 3G, 7A; Brodi Kessler 3G, 2A; Cole Fiore 3G, 1A; Steven Strassler 2G, 2A 28/31 FO.

Rye Country Day 12, Kingswood-Oxford 6

Joseph Rafferty 5G, 2A; Ben Cousin 3G; Blake Jachman 2G, 2A; Warren Blake 1G, 2A; Nick Vlasto 14S.

This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: lohud boys lacrosse scoreboard for April 15-21 2024