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When the calendar flips again this week, there will be 14 days left in the regular season for Section 1 teams. We're officially in the stretch run. There are way too many non-competitive league games yet to be played, so the contenders will have to compete smartly and stay focused. The playoffs will be here soon.

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Results

Saturday

Harrison 14, Rye Neck 4

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

Lakeland/Panas 16, Briarcliff 5

L/P: C.C. Savastano 4G, 2A; Kyle Gallagher 3G, 3A; Will Moore 3G, 3A; Thomas Kuney 3G, 1A; Bubba Baumeister 3G; Anthony Farroni 16/16 FO.

Tappan Zee 7, North Rockland 4

TZ: Kevin Kukla 3G, 1A; Rian Hargaden 2G; Tommy Linehan 2G; Brandon Sanchez 9S.

NRk: Kieran Jones 11S.

Clarkstown South 13, Suffern 8

CS: Kevin Butler 5G, 1A; Jack DeStefano 3G, 1A; Mason Ready 3G; Patty Somerlad 12S; Jason Ardizone 18/26 FO.

Sf: Nick Tinelli 3G, 1A; Finn Mitchell 2G, 1A; Brayden Miller 2G, 1A.

Niskayuna 14, Mahopac 7

Carmel 13, Wappingers 9

Ca: Matt Risley 4G, 2A; Thomas Connolly 3G; Ryan Aabel 2G, 3A; Seth Ruiz 2G, 1A.

W: Andrew Washall 2G, 2A; Mason Reggio 2G; Joey Mignone 2G; Brayden Kuczma 1G, 2A.

Darien, Conn. 11, Mamaroneck 7

Mk: Carsen Winters 3G, 1A; Nate Kulish 2G; Owen Reese 1G; Jake Reese 1G; Jude Meisner 2A; Jarod Rabina 2A.

Lourdes at Clarkstown North, 3 p.m.

Scarsdale 12, Stepinac 8

Sc: Rhett Needleman 4G, 1A; Tommy Iasiello 3G, 1A, 14/23 FO; Trevor Knopp 2G, 1A; Anders Burrows 1G, 1A; Nick Ebner Borst 13S.

AS: P.J. Hodge 3G, 1A; Aiden Bross 2G, 1A; Tommy Cottrell 1G, 1A.

Byram Hills 13, Putnam Valley 5

BH: Reid du Toit 5G, 1A; Zach Pero 2G, 6A; Christian Cipriano 3G; Erik Cipriano 1G, 1A; Adam Lefkowitz 17/22 FO; Jack Quinn 13S.

PV: Caden Glenn 3G.

Ossining at Irvington, 4:30 p.m.

Fox Lane 13, Brewster 6

FL Owen Baker 4G, 1A; John Mains 3G; James Minotti 2G; Ryan Nathan 1G, 1A; Declan Connors 1G, 1A; Ryan Hardie 1G, 1A.

Bw: Luke Cunningham 1G, 3A; Kevin O'Gorman 20S.

John Jay 13, Bronxville 6

JJ: Luca Duva 4G, 2A; Justin Shapiro 5G: Andrew Kiefer 2G, 2A; Brendan Corelli 1G, 2A; Luke Bueti 2A; Dom Savastano 18/21 FO.

Bx: Teddy Gramins 1G, 1A; Brian Formato 1G, 1A; Luke Arrighi 20S.

Eatchester at Hen Hud, 5 p.m.

Pearl River 14, Pascack Hills, N.J. 4

PR: Shea Sullivan 4G, 3A; Mickey Sullivan 4G, 1A; Tommy Mahoney 2G, 4A; Jack Pritts 2G; T.J. Lanese 1G, 1A; Gavin McGraw 1A, 16/22 FO.

Mountain Lakes, N.J. 9, Rye 8

Edgemont at North Salem, 6 p.m.

Kennedy 9, St. Joseph by the Sea3

KC: Fin McConnell 3G, 1A; Mason Kauffman 2G; Joey Balascio 2G; Andrew Delarco 9/11 FO; Ryker Gabriel 12S.

Croton 18, Ardsley 4

CH: Carter Schmidt 5G; Gavin Cunningham 5G; Liam Doherty 4G; Sean Grimes 1G, 1A, 17/19 FO; Aidan Nikic 5CTO.

Ard: Steven Strassler 2G; Sam Klinghoffer 19S; Shane Speckman 7GB.

Friday

Pleasantville 16, Sleepy Hollow 2

Pv: Nick Reich 4G, 2A; Daniel Picart 2G, 2A; Aidan Cotter 1G, 3A; Hank McCourtney 2G; Braden Feeney 3G; Nick Vechiarello 1G; Shane Mueller 1G; Brian McPhee 1G; David Hundzynski 1G, 20/20 FO; Andrew Nessel 10S; Conor Verndon 3S.

SH: Ben Meyer 2G.

Hen Hud 11, Blind Brook 5

HH: James McManus 3G, 3A; Dean Pastolove 5G; Drew Hiltsley 1G, 1A; Kevin Ryan 1G, 1A; Aidan Mazzoni 16S.

White Plains 14, Nyack 9

Westlake 14, Putnam Valley 10

Ws: Stephen DiNapoli 4G, 1A; Isaiah Rivera 3G; Dean Dable 1G, 1A, 24/28 FO; Chase Sorby 1G, 2A.

PV: Dakota Bourgie 3G, 1A; Caden Glenn 3G; Michael Frye 2G, 2A

Dobbs Ferry 12, New Rochelle 10

DF: Jackson Kearns 4G, 2A; Andrew Deakins 3G, 3A; Mateus Hertz-Bird 2G, 1A; Jack Straub 11GB.

NRo: Nigel Walker 3G; Keshawn Walker 2G, 2A; Andres Morales 2G, 2A; Kevin Montafor 1G.

Thursday

Somers 15, Greeley 6

Message sent. Message received.

Greeley was up a goal in the first quarter Thursday and starting to believe it might be on the verge of a breakthrough. Somers dialed up the intensity, responded with a methodical nine-goal outburst and went on to post 15-6 win.

Well before the final buzzer sounded, it was clear the Quakers have more work to do if they want to play for a Section 1 Class B title.

This is an important stretch for the Tuskers, as well.

Somers has lofty expectations and is prepping for the playoffs with a closing stretch that also includes John Jay, Rye and Pleasantville.

“We know these last four games on the schedule are going to be hard and we understand this could make or break us,” said Ryan Brush, who netted four goals for the Tuskers. “We’re aiming for sectionals and states. Our team right now, we’re buzzing, and I think we can win it all.”

The offense has been rolling all season. The defense has so far exceeded all expectations and ran step for step with a team that averages 12 goals a game.

“This defense has changed a lot in terms of personnel and concepts, in general, with coach (Chris) Spillane leading us,” Tuskers defender Brendan Lyle said. “I think we all came together and really bonded, so we’re playing now as a unit. We always have high expectations, and we go into each game believing we can stop the other team.”

What it means

Somers didn’t possess smartly after Grayden Carr extended the lead to 11-3 in the closing minutes of the third period. There will likely be some nail-biters in the days ahead, so that has to be corrected quickly. Greeley has earned the right to be optimistic, but there has to be more improvement at both ends of the field and in short order if this team is going to be competitive with the likes of Yorktown or Somers.

“It’s really that difference between pretenders and contenders, to be honest,” said Jameson Blakeslee, who scored three times for the Quakers. “We need to practice a lot more seriously and I really hope this opens up our eyes. I hope that over the next couple of days we improve a lot. We know what we need to work on. I think by playoffs, we’ll be ready, but we have to focus on the next game. Byram Hills is a good team so we have to focus on them.”

Player of the game

Landon Pepe is responsible for more momentum swings than any other player on the roster. He was again simply outstanding.

Box score

Somers (12-1): Ryan Brush 4G, 2A; Miguel Iglesias 2G, 2A; Mac Sullivan 2G, 2A; Grayden Carr 3G; Matt Mayfield 1G, 1A, 20/24 FO; Cam Violante 1G; Jackson Forsberg 1G; Dylan Jimenez 1G; Logan Ruby 2A, Tristain Iglesias 2A; Landon Pepe 20S.

Greeley (7-5): Jameson Blakeslee 3G; Matthew Byrne 1G, 1A; Jack Holub 1G; Thomas Pollard 1G; Tighe Dolan 1A; Toby Moskow 10S.

Haldane 9, Briarcliff 5

Hd: Frankie DiGiglio 4G; Evan Giachinta 2G, 3A; Ryan Van Tassel 1G; Cooper Corless 1G; Fallou Faye 1G.

Bc: Will Soffer 1G, 1A; Shane Dean 1G, 1A; Joey Hentel 12S.

Lakeland/Panas 16, Ossining 1

L/P: Bubba Baumeister 3G, 3A; C.C. Savastano 4G, 1A; Thomas Kuney 3G, 2A; Cayden Turner 1G, 1A; Jack Jimenez 1G, 1A.

Rye 12, Pelham 1

Byram Hills 10, Fox Lane 6

BH: Reid du Toit 3G 1A; Zach Pero 2G, 3A; Erik Cipriano 2G; Jack Quinn 12S; Adam Lefkowitz 16/20 FO.

FL: James Minotti 2G, 1A; John Mains 2G; Luke Valenti 10S.

Rye Neck 6, Keio 5

RN: Hugo Hennenfent 3G, 3A; Jack Martz 2G, 2A; Josef Zyngier 15S.

Westlake 14, Yonkers 0

Ws: Chris Kalle 4G, 1A; Cole Barnett 2G, 2A; Dylan Pray 2A.

Yo: Andrew Cevallos 17S.

Yorktown 14, New Fairfield, Conn. 4

Yk: Nick Carducci 4G; J.T. Carney 2G, 1A; Dylan DelVecchio 2G; Ryan Vogel 1G, 1A; Gianluca Marchini 1G, 1A; Devan Carney 1G; Chris Constantine 1G; Chad Bowen 1G; Nicolas Bucello 1G.

NF: James Fidaleo 1G; Jason Alit 1G; Tyler Mango 1G.

Stepinac 10, Bergen Catholic 7

AS: P.J. Hodge 3G, 1A; Aiden Bross 2G, 1A; Tommy Cottrell 2G, 1A.

Harrison 14, Eastchester 6

Ha: Nash Mayclim 5G, 2A; Luke Riccio 2G, 2A; Jack Badner 2G; Max Tse 2G; Ben Zuchorski 12/18 FO.

Bronxville 17, Blind Brook 8

Jack Reilly 5G, 5A; Nicholas Martinelli 2G, 2A; Theo McMurray 2G, 1A; Thomas Freeman 2G, 2A; Teddy Gramins 2G, 1A; Luke Arrighi 12S.

BB: Tyler Taerstein 4G, 1A; Zach Taerstein 2G; Michael Berman Annunziata 1G, 1A.

Pleasantville 1, Pawling 0

Note: The Panthers win via forfeit.

Tappan Zee 16, Arlington 8

TZ: Tommy Linehan 6G, 2A; Kevin Kukla 6G; Jason Reilly 1G, 3A; Rian Hargaden 2G, 2A; Brandon Sanchez 11S.

Arl: Luke Mackin 2G, 2A.

Sleepy Hollow 10, North Salem 4

SH: Silas Corveddu 3G, 1A; Justin Fink 3G; Ben Meyer 1G, 2A; Lang Cawley 1G, 2A.

NS: Max Cotrone 1G, 2A; Michael Bonelli 11S.

Mahopac 20, Ardsley 0

Ma: Bobby Egan 2G; Connor Beehan 2G; Danny Bosio 1G; Ryan Larue 1G; Andrew Boga 1G; Cam Hart 1G; Gavin Okeefe 1G; Quinn Kelleher 2A.

Chaminade 15, Iona Prep 8

IP: Tim Plunkett 2G, 3A; Dylan Reese 2G; Matt Napolitano 2G; Billy Haggerty 1G, 1A.

Carmel at Nanuet, PPD

Edgemont at Hastings

Albertus Magnus at Irvington

Wednesday

Hen Hud 13, Croton 11

HH: Kevin Ryan 5G, 1A; James McManus 3G, 3A; Dean Pastalove 2G, 2A; Drew Hiltsley 2G; Ethan Walsh 1G, 1A.

CH: Carter Schmidt 5G; Gavin Cunningham 4G; Bryce Laemmel 1G, 3A; Sean Grimes 1G, 15/26 FO; Jack Ter Boss 3A.

North Rockland 15, Irvington 4

NRk: James Devine 6G, 4A; Joe Alvarez 4G, 2A; Mason Sepinski 2G, 2A; Kieran Jones 8S.

Irv: Nick Grados 2G, 1A.

Dobbs Ferry 11, Nyack 9

DF: Jackson Kearns 6G; Jake Broccoli 3G, 3A; Andrew Deakins 1G, 4A, 6 GB; Kevin Hartnett 9GB, 3CTO; Eitan Cohen 10S.

Nk: Neftali Moran 5G; Matt Sestak 3G; Logan DiStefano 1G, 1A.

Rye Country Day 21, Hopkins 7

RCDS: Joseph Rafferty 6G, 7A; Ben Cousin 3G, 3A; Henry Harvey 4G; Blake Jachman 3G, 2A.

Scarsdale 12, White Plains 7

Sc: Rhett Needleman 3G, 1A; Tommy Iasiello 2G, 2A 12/20 FO; Trevor Knopp 2G, 2A; Jared Hoffman 2G; Colin Brennan 2G; Anders Burrows 1G, 2A; Nick Ebner Borst 12S.

WP: Eddie Ryan 3G; Christian Biondi 2G; Alex Spista 1G.

Suffern 12, Wappingers 5

Sf: Vinvent DiRenno 5G; Mason Garagliano 2G; Finn Mitchell 1G, 2A; Nick Tinelli 3A; Felix Schindler 11S.

Wa: Brayden Kuczma 3G, 2A.

Mamaroneck 16, New Rochelle 0

Tuesday

Yorktown 9, Rye 8

There was lightning. There was thunder.

And the fast-approaching storm provided a perfect backdrop for Chris Constantine’s pole goal that sent everyone home as the rain began to fall.

The senior defender unleashed from 15 yards out in double-overtime Tuesday, giving Yorktown a 9-8 win over Rye.

It was a wild affair.

Henry Gilroy capped a defiant four-goal rally and put the Garnets on top for the first time all night when he scored with 2.8 seconds to play.

Game over?

Nope. In a highly-adrenalized moment, Chad Bowen won the faceoff, took a couple of steps into the clear and got off a desperation heave ahead of the horn. And it went in, stopping everyone who had begun trekking back up the hill to the parking lot to make a hasty U-turn.

“That was exciting,” Huskers coach Tim Schurr said. “I’ve never seen that, maybe on TV. It was a great play. Getting that shot off was really a great play.”

Bowen also scored in overtime Saturday to dispatch Mamaroneck.

“I just reverse-clamped him and chucked the ball,” he said. “There was only a second or whatever left and it ended up going in. It was a roller coaster game, up and down, but we finished and that is the most important part.”

Constantine scored in transition with 8:30 to play in regulation to give Yorktown a 7-4 lead, but Tyler McDermott got the comeback started with a pair of hard-earned goals. The game was physical from the start. The deficit was down to a goal after McDermott set up Tucker Hess with 3:26 to go.

The Garnets ran the clock down in regulation before taking a shot in the final 20 seconds without backup. A long outlet by the Huskers was intercepted and brought all the way back. Gilroy collected a pass from Joe Chai and scored on the run.

Both sides had chances in the first overtime. Yorktown had a two-man advantage when Constantine hustled back toward midfield to recover a pass that went off his stick and moved into an open seam for the winner.

It was the Huskers’ fourth overtime win of the season. It was the second straight OT loss for Rye.

“They’re a great team and the fact that we were able to stay in there and play a complete game shows the chemistry this group has,” Constantine said. “At the end of the day, every single guy on this team is putting it all out there and that really means a lot. This is just a great example of why you never give up because anything can happen.”

What it means

Timely offense has been an issue for both teams, so the fact that both sides were able to manufacture goals under pressure against some of the best defensive players in Section 1 has to be seen as progress.

Player of the game

Bowen had a good plan when he got into position on the faceoff and executed perfectly.

Box score

Rye (6-4): Tyler McDermott 4G, 1A; Garrett Sullivan 2G; Tucker Hess 1G; Henry Gilroy 1G; Joe Chair 1A; Tripp Redd 1A; Ty Ramachandran 6S.

Yorktown (7-4): Gianluca Marchini 2G; Chris Constantine 2G; J.T. Carney 1G, 1A; Ryan Vogel 1G, 1A; Dylan DelVecchio 1G; Chad Bowen 1G; Drew Weissman 1A; Hunter Mezzatesta 8S.

Blind Brook15, Hastings 0

BB: Tyler Taerstein 4G, 2A; Michael Berman Annunziata 3G, 3A; Chase Katz 3A.

Pleasantville 19, Ardsley 1

Pv: Nick Reich 6G, 1A; Aidan Cotter 3G, 1A; Michael Hundzynski 2G; Daniel Picart 3A; Luke O'Hara 1G, 3A; Nick Vechiarello 1G, 2A, Fitzy Byrne 2G.

Ard: Shah Nagvi 1G, Steven Shassler 1A.

Hen Hud 16, Putnam Valley 6

HH: Kevin Ryan 4G; Dean Pastalore 2G, 1A; Thomas Walsh 2G; Conor Prokopian 2G.

PV: Andre Tarrant 3G; Caden Glenn 2GAndrew Grippo 4A.

Haldane 14, Keio 5

Hd: Liam Gaugler 4G, 1A; Fallou Faye 3G, 1A; Jordon Hankel 5S.

Note: Gaugler reached 100 career goals. Hankel surpassed 600 career saves.

Greeley 19, Mahopac 11

HG: Jack Holub 5G, 3A; Tighe Dolan 4G, 2A; Connor Lummel 4G, 1A; Jameson Blakeslee 3G, 1A; Matthew Byrne 1G, 4A; Ethan Stogsdill 26/34 FO.

Ma: Danny Koch 5G, 4A; Liam Scanlon 1G, 2A; Brayden Torrey 1G, 2A; Bryan Margolis 2G; Liam Jones 2G.

Cardinal Hayes 9, Kennedy Catholic 6

KC: Ryan O'Reilly 3G; Joey Balascio 2G; Fin McConnell 1G.

Mamaroneck 14, Bronxville 7

Mk: Jake Reese 3G; Grant Mathieson 3G; Carsen Winters 2G, 3A; Brian Auker 2G, 3A; Nate Kulish 1G, 1A; Jude Miesner 1G, 1A; Henry Mackie: 1G, 1A.

Bx: Nicholas Martinelli 3G; Benji Atkeson 2G; Theo McMurray 1G, 2A; Teddy Gramins 1G, 1A.

Pelham 14, Rye Neck 1

Pel: Graham Bardoff 3G; Ryan Zabatta 2G, 1A; Will Crotty 1G, 2A; Joe Martucci 1G. 2A; Alex Caltenco 2G; Charlie Zabatta 7S.

RN: Joey Lociano 1G; Josef Zyngier 14S.

Briarcliff 15, Yonkers 1

Bc: Shane Dean 4G, 1A; John Solari 4G; Jack Brock 2G; Will Soffer 2G; Harrison Winger 1G, 1A.

Chaminade 11, Stepinac 3

AS: Denny Piekutowski 17S; Aiden Bross 1G; Jack Fehsal 1G; Finn Feighan 1G.

Iona Prep 15, St. Joseph’s Regional 5

IP: Tim Plunkett 4G, 3A; Dylan Reese 4G; Luke Pasacreta 2G, 1A; Billy Haggerty 1G, 3A; Steven Kidder 1G, 1A.

John Jay 14, Fox Lane 3

JJ: Luca Duva 5G, 1A; Justin Shapiro 4G, 1A; Andrew Kiefer 2G, 1A; Brendan Corelli 2G, 1A; Luke Bueti 1G, 1A; Dom Savastano 2A, 17/19 FO; Dylan Geary 9S.

FL: Luke Valenti 13S; Ryan Nathan 1G, 1A; Jack Fabry 1G, 1A; John Mains 1G.

Somers 15, Byram Hills 9

So: Mac Sullivan 6G, 2A; Miguel Iglesias 2G, 6A; Mason Kelly 2G, 1A; Ryan Brush 2G; Grayden Carr 2G; Tristan Iglesias 1G, 1A; Cam Violante 1G, 1A.

BH: Reid du Toit 5G.

Nyack 18, Nanuet 9

Nk: Dylan Warzecha 5G, 2A; Neftali Moran 4G, 1A; Logan DiStefano 2G; Jack Segar 2G; Harry DelVecchio 10S.

Westlake at North Salem

Pawling at Albertus Magnus

Monday

Ridgefield, Conn. 11, Iona Prep 10

Iona Prep had a chance to pick up the first marquee win of the season, but a humbling start overshadowed a furious comeback.

Changes were made on the fly.

The Gaels were down five at the intermission, but evened the score before falling 11-10 in overtime at Ridgefield, Conn.

“Coming back like that is a sign that we’re good enough to play against any team, but it’s also showing that we’re not playing with the right intensity in the parts of the game where we’re struggling,” said Iona Prep attackman Tim Plunkett, who forced OT with 30 seconds to play. “It’s both good and bad.”

Kyle Colsey rolled off a defender and netted the winner on the second Tigers possessions of the overtime.

“We can hang with anybody if we play well,” Gaels FOGO Christian Tapia said. “When you start like that, it’s hard. We have a big game coming up later this week against Chaminade, so hopefully we can get it rolling.”

Ridgefield was up 8-3 at the break.

Steven Kidder capped a three-goal run to open the second half, but Ridgefield eventually got the momentum and went ahead 10-6 with 7:11 to go in regulation on a Colsey goal.

Billy Haggerty and Plunkett took over from there and punctuated an impressive closing run, netting two goals apiece.

“We were trying to run a different defense in the first half that clearly didn’t work, so we went back to basics and just played our regular game,” Iona Prep coach Rick Trizano said. “The season is winding down and I was hoping to get one of these big wins, but we still have a few left.”

What it means

The Gaels have a quick turnaround and play St. Joseph’s Regional on Tuesday before closing out the regular season with three quality opponents – Chaminade, Cheshire, Conn. and Shenendehowa. If this group can get a little healthier and play a little smarter, Iona Prep could go 3-1 to finish out. If the Gaels aren’t ready to play, they could go 2-2 and head into the postseason without momentum.

Co-players of the game

Things happened when Kyle Colsey or Plunkett had the ball in their sticks.

Box scoreIona Prep (10-4): Tim Plunket 5G, 1A; Billy Haggerty 2G; Sean O’Boyle 1G, 1A; Steven Kidder 1G, 1A; Dylan Reese 1G; Matt Napalitano 1A; Luke Pasacreta 1A; Ryan Elliott 7S.

Ridgefield (8-2): Jake Carney 4G, 1A; Kyle Colsey 3G, 2A; Christopher Colsey 2G, 1A; Des Couri 1G; Levi Kessler 1G.

Blind Brook 10, Edgemont 1

Tyler Taerstein 3G, 2A; Hudson McRedmond 3G, 2A; Michael Berman Annunziata 2G, 3A.

Note: The game was called at halftime due to lightning in the area.

Portledge, N.J. 10, Rye Country Day 10

RCDS: Joseph Rafferty 3G, 2A; Xavier Perkins 3G; Ben Cousin 3G; Blake Jachman 1G, Warren Blake 2A.

Lakeland/Panas 15, Brewster 2

C.C. Savastano 3G, 2A; Jack Jimenez 2G, 1A; Anthony Farroni 2G, 1A; Paul Fitzgerald 2G; Anthony Farroni 13/14 FO.

Bw: Jason Weller 1G, Luke Cunningham 1G.

Ardsley 10, Hastings 5

Ard: Shaz Naqvi 3G, 3A; Jake Kaplan 4G, 1A; Liam Gallante 1G, 1A Steven Strassler 1G, 2A; Robbie Miele 1G.

Westlake 14, Dobbs Ferry 7

Ws: Isaiah Rivera 5G; Nicholas DiNapoli 3G, 2A; Cole Barnett 3G, 2A.

DF: Andrew Deadin 3G.

White Plains 8, Clarkstown South 6

WP: Christian Biondi 1G, 5A; Ricky Strobel 3G,1A; Alex Spista 1G, 1A; Brendan Kavanagh 11S; Tyler Tan 11/16 FO.

Tappan Zee 12, Wappingers 8

TZ: Kevin Kukla 4G, 1A; Jason Reilly 4G; Tommy Linehan 1G, 2A; Patrick Staker 1G; Brendan Kukla 1G; Rian Hargaden 1G; Brandon Sanchez 12S; Owen O'Hara 8/9 FO.

Wa: Brayden Kuczma 3G, 3A.

Warwick Valley 9, Suffern 6

Sf: Finn Mitchell 2G, 2A; Nick Tinelli 2G, 2A; Felix Schindler 13S.

Croton 16, Ossining 5

CH: Carter Schmidt 6G, 2A; Bryce Laemmel 3G; Liam Doherty 2G; Sean Grimes 1G, 1A 13/17 FO; Robby DeLasho 10S.

Note: Grimes reached 600 career face off wins.

This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: lohud boys lacrosse: Week 6 schedule and scoreboard