Saturday
Game of the Day
Stepinac 12, New Canaan, Conn. 9
Andrew Girolamo scored five times for the Crusaders, who got out to a 4-1 lead on the No. 25 team in the U.S. Lacrosse Boys High School Top 25 rankings. Aiden Bross, Cole Mayclim, and Tommy Cottrell netted two goals apiece. Denny Piekutowski made 10 saves for Stepinac, which has won eight in a row. Max Lowell led the Rams with three goals.
Player of the Day
Daniel Picart - Pleasantville
Shoreham-Wading River 5, Briarcliff 4
Lucas Proctor led the Bears with two goals and one assist. Alex Kirshenbaum added two goals and Shane Dean handed out a pair of assists. Jameson Wong made 13 saves in the loss.
Carmel 12, Brewster 9
John Jay 9, Scarsdale 6
Luca Duva sparked the offense, finishing with three goals and two assists. Andrew Kiefer added two goals and one assists, Kyle Petschek netted a pair of goals and Blake O'Callaghan made 14 saves. Rhett Needleman scored twice for the Raiders.
Fordham Prep 16, Hackley 7
P.J. Cunningham produced seven goals and one assist for the Rams, who also got five goals and two assists from Jack Freel and two goals and one assist from Jack O'Leary. James Spring went 19 for 22 on faceoffs in the win. Cliff Chapman led the Hornets with three goals and two assists while Cole Joseph added two goals.
Putnam Valley 13, Harrison 4
Davin Porteus had four goals and one assist for the Tigers, who outsocred the Huskies 9-1 in the second half. Thomas Cunningham added two goals and one assist and Andrew Grippo finished with one goal and four assists.
Shenendehowa 10, Rye 5
Garrett Sullivan and Kian McCarthy each scored twice for the Garnets. Ty Ramachandran made 10 saves in the loss.
Greeley 8, Somers 6
Jameson Blakeslee and Jack Holub netted three goals apiece, leading the Quakers to their biggest win of the season. Tigh dolan added a goal and two assists. Matthew Byrne handed out four assists, Ethan Stogsdill went 11 for 18 on faceoffs and Toby Moskow made 14 saves in the win. Mason Kelly had a pair of goals for the Tuskers and Landon Pepe made 13 saves.
White Plains 7, Nyack 6
Alex Spista, an eighth-grader, scored with six seconds remaining to avoid overtime. George Snyder had two goals and one assist for the Tigers and Christian Biondi had a goal and two assists.
Iona Prep 14, Glastonbury, Conn. 5
Tim Plunkett delivered four goals and three assists for the Gaels. Dylan Reese added three goals, Blaise New had a goal and two assists and Christian Tapia won 15 faceoffs, reaching the century mark for his career. He also had a goal and an assist.
Haldane 16, Hicksville 11
Liam Gaugler reached 100 career points, finishing with three goals and four assists to lead the Blue Devils. Evan Giachinta had five goals and one assist while Fallou Faye added two goals and one assist.
Pleasantville 10, Kellenberg 9
Daniel Picart netted his fifth goal of the game with 7:13 remaining to give the Panthers a 10-7 lead. The Firebirds made it a one-possession game with 1:51 to go, but Pleasantville hung on. Hank McCourtney added one goal and two assists for the Panthers, who also got one goal and one assist from Nick Reich and Erik Coleman. Michael Felicetti and Peter Sulka had two goals and one assist for Kellenberg.
Sleepy Hollow 13, Croton 8
Tyler Mahood wound up with seven goals and four assists for the Horsem*n, who used a 5-1 run in the second quarter to get in front. Justin Fink added four goals and three assists and Scott Klami made 15 saves to lock down the win. Sean Grimes and Noah Bavone each had two goals and two assists for the Tigers.
Westlake 14, Blind Brook 10
Tyler Howard was the driving force, getting seven goals and two assists for the Wildcats. Nicholas DiNapoli added two goals and two assists while Isaiah Rivera and Chase Sorby netted two goals apiece. Ethan Taerstein scored three goals in the loss.
Suffern 15, Cornwall 4
Joe Casarella finished with four goals and two assists. Vince DiRenno, Chris Fay and Finnegan Mitchell scored two goals apiece and Reid Weiss added one goal and three assists. Colton Barry scored twice in the loss.
North Rockland 9, Byram Hills 4
Joe Alvarez had three goals and one assist for the Red Raiders. James Devine and Ethan Farrar each produced two goals and two assists. Kevin Devine locked down the win with 17 saves.
Wilton 10, Yorktown 9 OT
Mamaroneck 10, Greenwich, Conn. 9
Grant Mathieson had four goals to lead the Tigers and Rhett Chambers added three goals and two assists. Mamaroneck also got two goals and two assists from Andrew Glinski and 15 saves from Ben Bacallao.
Boys lacrosse rankings:Yorktown climbs after taking down a pair of Section 1 contenders
Last week:Mamaroneck adds momentum with a win over Wantagh
Monday
Game of the Day
Hackley 10, Rye Country Day 8
Cliff Chapman netted his fifth goal with 1:59 to go to get the Hornets in front. Hackley also got three goals and one assist from John Churchill and one goal and two assists from James Goldman. Milin Torgalkar led the Wildcats with three goals and two assists while Joseph Rafferty and Ben Torsin each scored twice.
Player of the Day
Owen Blume - Eastchester
Hastings 10, Yonkers 2
Andrew Barer scored four times and handed out three assists and Royal Peterson went 10 for 10 on faceoffs for the Yellow Jackets. Andrew Cevallos made seven saves for the Pride.
Eastchester 12, North Salem 8
Owen Blume scored four times for the Eagles, reaching 100 career goals. He also had a pair of assists and went 10 for 13 on faceoffs. Alex Titto finished with five goals and one assist and Matt Tompson got two goals and one assist. Tom Coughlon led the Tigers with three goals and an assist.
Westlake 13, Dobbs Ferry 6
Tyler Howard set the pace for the Wildcats, delivering five goals and two assists. Nicholas DiNapoli added three goals and three assists, Chase Sorby got one goal and two assists and Brayden Lingeza dished three assists. Jackson Kearns and Mateus Hertz-Bird each scored a pair of goals for the Eagles.
Greens Farms 13, Harvey 7
Saugerties at Albertus Magnus
Tuesday
Game of the Day
Scarsdale 9, Rye 5
Jake Goldstein handed out five assists, Colby Baldwin went 16 for 16 on draws, Rhett Needleman added four goals and Andrew Lehrman made 17 saves, helping the Raiders end a four game losing streak. Baldwin also got two goals and one assist. Andrew Keller had three goals for the Garnets.
Player of the Day
Lucas Proctor - Briarcliff
Pearl River 12, Clarkstown South 9
Brendan Donohue led the Pirates with four goals and three assists. Ryan McKenna added three goals and one assist while Mickey Sullivan finished with two goals and two assists. Kevin Butler led the Vikings with four goals and an assist.
Suffern 8, Clarkstown North 7
Vince DiRenno scored his fourth goal of the game with 46 seconds to go, breaking a 7-7 deadlock. Quinci Harris won the faceoff, allowing the Mounties to run out the clock. Nick Tinelli added two goals and Joe Casarella added one goal and one assist. Rob Celona netted four goals for the Rams.
Greeley 12, Carmel 6
Jack Holub finished with five goals and one assists for the Quakers, who also got three goals and three assists from Matthew Byrne. Ethan Stogsgil went 12 for 14 on faceoffs while Luke Tavolacci went 5 for 7 at the X. Thomas Connolly and Damien Santiago each scored twice for the Rams.
John Jay-Cross River 7, Lakeland/Panas 6 OT
Chris DiChiara scored the winning goal, preventing a three game slide. Andrew Kiefer led the Wolves with two goals and Dom Savastano went 10 for 15 on faceoffs. Thomas Kuney and Will Moore each scored twice in the loss.
Briarcliff 8, Mahopac 7 OT
Lucas Proctor collected three goals and two assists while Alex Kirshenbaum netted three goals for the Bears. Jameson Wong made 12 saves to lock down the win. Jake Degnan and Danny Koch each delivered two goals and an assist in the loss while Chris Morris went 10 for 15 on faceoffs.
Rye Neck 14, Croton-Harmon 8
Luke West piled up six goals and four assists for the Panthers. Owen Reese contributed four goals and Ronan West delivered one goal and three assists while Josef Zyngier made 14 saves. Carter Schmidt led the Tigers with three goals and one assist and Sean Grimes added two goals and one assist.
Eastchester 13, New Rochelle 5
Alex Titto scored four times for the Eagles, reaching 100 career goals. Owen Blume had four goals and three assists while going 11 for 15 on draws. Daryl Braun and Matt Tompson each scored twice in the win. Ben Deutsch led the Huguenots with three goals.
Tappan Zee 18, Nanuet 9
Collin Butler sparked the Dutchmen with two goals and four assists. Tommy Linehan and Sean Berrigan added four goals apiece while Brandon Sanchez made 19 saves. James Moran, Collin Gallagher and Logan Stedmann each recorded a hat trick in the loss.
Blind Brook 8, Putnam Valley 5
Ethan and Tyler Taerstein combined to scored four goals and hand out two assists. Michael Berman Annunziata scored twice and Ethan Leland came up with 10 saves in the win. Chris DeGiorgio had four goals for the Tigers.
North Rockland 16, Nyack 4
Jayden Rios celebrated Senior Day and helped the Red Raiders get out to a 12-2 halftime lead, finishing with three goals and five assists while going 9 for 10 on faceoffs. James Devine added five goals and Ethan Farrar netted four goals. Ryan Lapierre had three goals for the RedHawks.
Stepinac 9 Iona Prep 7
Game story:Stepinac comes back with a vengeance for win at Iona Prep
Byram Hills 13, Ossining 6
Ethan Schwartz and Zach Pero each had three goals and two assists for the Bobcats, who also got a goal and five assists from Gavin Javorsky. Jacob Miller and Nick Gallery each had three goals for the Pride.
Haldane 13, Wappingers 4
Fallou Faye helped the Blue Devils secure their first win over the Warriors in more than a decade. Evan Giachinta had two goals and two assists while Liam Gaugler scored three times in the win. Jordon Hankel made 14 saves for Haldane. James O’Rourke scored twice for the Warriors.
New Canaan, Conn. 12, Bronxville 3
Luke Stephens, Owen Atkeson and Chris Patterson each scored a goal and had the Broncos within 5-3 heading into the fourth, but the Rams finished with seven unanswered goals. Luke Arrighi made 15 saves in the loss.
Hen Hud 12, Fox Lane 4
Dean Hiltsley delivered four goals and one assist for the Sailors and Thomas Popolizio finished with three goals and two assists. Hen Hud also got three goals from James McManus and 15 saves from Joey Connolly. Tate Morrow scored twice for the Foxes.
Somers 17, Arlington 8
Miguel Iglesias and Mac Sullivan led the Tuskers, getting four goals and three assists and four goals and one assist, respectively. Luke Kennedy and Grayden Carr each scored twice. Anthony Moschides went 13 for 17 at the faceoff X. Spencer Hogaboom had three goals for the Admirals and Lucas Mackin finished with two goals and two assists.
Ridgefield 7, Yorktown 6
Aidan Boyle scored three times for the Huskers, who forced a turnover with 1:07 to play and came up empty on two attempts to force overtime. Jack Duncan and Andrew Weissman each added one goal and one assist. Kyle Colsey had a hat trick for the Tigers.
White Plains 9, Harrison 5
Mamaroneck at Pelham, ppd.
Wednesday
Game of the Day
Pleasantville 12, Rye Neck 8
Daniel Picart had four goals and three assists for the Panthers, who opened the second half on a 4-1 run to go up 10-5. Aidan Cotter added two goals and two assists and Erik Coleman finished with two goals and one assist. Jake Reese scored three times for the Panthers and Zefi Zyniger made 16 saves to keep it close.
Player of the Day
Gael Bazan - Hastings
Hastings 5, Albertus Magnus 4
Milan Markarenko beat the clock, scoring the game-winner at the horn. Andrew Tenthoff scored a pair of early goals to get the Yellow Jackets in front. Gael Bazan made 13 saves to lock down the win. John Argenio netted his third goal for the Falcons to knot the score 4-4.
Rye Country Day 18, St. Luke's 9
Joseph Rafferty had six goals and two assists for the Wildcats, who also got four goals and four assists from Alec Davis and four goals and three assists from Milin Torgalkar.
Hackley 13, Poly Prep 6
Cliff Chapman had five goals and two assists to lead the Hornets. James Goldman added four goals and two assists and John Churchill finished with two goals and one assist. Mac Broaddus came up with 17 saves in the win.
Brewster at Pawling
Spellman at Yonkers
Thursday
Game of the Day
Iona Prep 14, Kellenberg 6
Tim Plunkett had three goals and three assists for the Gaels, who trailed 4-1 after one and scored four unanswered before the half. Blaise New added three goals and two assists and Dylan Reese finished with four goals and one assist. Rocco Portante made 11 saves in the win.
Player of the Day
Carter Schmidt - Croton
Suffern 12, Nanuet 5
Joe Casarella led the Mounties with three goals and two assists. Finn Mitchell and Vince DiRenno also scored three apiece and Reid Weiss had three assists. James Moran had four goals and one assist for the Golden Knights.
Croton-Harmon 12, Irvington 11 OT
Carter Schmidt pouring in eight goals, including the last four of the contest. The winner game 55 seconds into the overtime. Noah Bovone added two goals and Casey Trapasso and Bryce Laemmel handed out three assists apiece. Robby DeLasho made 15 saves for the Tigers.
Greeley 16, Blind Brook 3
Jack Holub scored four to lead the Quakers who got three goals apiece from Jameson Blakeslee and Tighe Dolan. Connor Lummel added two goals and two assists while Ethan Stogsdill went 19 for 22 on faceoffs.
Pleasantville 15, North Salem 1
Hank McCourtney delivered four goals and two assists for the Panthers, who had a 9-0 lead after one. Emmet McDermott added two goals and three assists and Nick Reich finished with two goals and an assist. Jack Litchfield had the Tigers' goal.
Scarsdale 14, Pelham 5
Jake Goldstein sparked the Raiders, collecting two goals and six assists. Ryan Ornstein had three goals and an assist, Rhett Needleman had two goals and two assists and Colby Baldwin had one goal and two assists while going 16 for 19 on draws. Chris Franchini had a pair of goals for the Pelicans, who got 18 saves from Charlie Zabatta.
Stepinac 10, Fordham Prep 9
Andrew Girolamo broke a 9-9 deadlock with 1:09 to play. He finished with two goals and two assists. Cole Mayclim added three goals. Jack O'Leary had three goals to lead the Rams, who fell into an early 4-0 hole. Trey Lalonde made 14 saves to keep it close.
Rye 10, John Jay 4
Game story:Rye starts over, rediscovers success against John Jay
Yorktown 12, Bronxville 11
Drew Weissman had three goals and an assist to lead the Huskers. Gianluca Boyle also had a hat trick. Aidan Boyle gave Yorktown an 12-10 lead with 2:30 to play with his second goal of the game and Jack Duncan finished with a goal and two assists. The Broncos were up 6-5 at the half.
Somers 18, Wappingers 4
Ryan Brush had five goals and three assists for the Tuskers. Mac Sullivan and Mason Kelly added three goals apiece while Miguel Iglesias and Zach Zampaglione each scored twice. Brayden Kuczma and James O'Rourke each netted a pair of goals for the Warriors.
New Rochelle 6, Harrison 5
Ben Deutsch led the Huguenots with three goals and one assist. Long pole defender Kevin Montafor switched to goalie and made two man-down saves with three minutes to go to seal the win. Andres Morales added two goals for New Rochelle.
Ramapo, N.J. 6, Lakeland/Panas 5 OT
Kyle Gallagher had three goals and two assists for the Hornets, who've dropped two straight overtime games. Vinny Savastano and Thomas Kuney each added one goal and K.C. Bryan made 14 saves.
North Rockland 12, Pearl River 5
Jayden Rios stayed hot, finishing with three goals and five assists. Joe Alvarez had four goals and one assist and Ethan Farrar notched a hat trick in the win. Kevin Devine made 12 saves for North Rockland. Mikey Sullivan had three goals for the Pirates.
Tappan Zee 18, Nyack 5
Tommy Linehan delivered four goals and two assists. Sean Berrigan netted four goals and Kevin Kukla scored three. Owen O'Hara went 13 for 19 on faceoffs.Logan DiStefano had a pair of goals in the loss.
Mamaroneck 18, Eastchester 4
Rhett Chambers wound up with five goals and one assist for the Tigers who also got three goals and three assists from Grant Mathieson and four goals and two assists from Andrew Glinski. Owen Blume had two goals and one assist for the Eagles.
Mahopac 9, Byram Hills 8
Mike Rettberg netted the equalizer for the Indians early in the fourth quarter and Gavin Viglucci found Liam Scanlon with four minutes to play, putting Mahopac in front. The Bobcats had a 4-1 lead after one. Viglucci finished with two goals and two assists. Rettberg and John Degnan each scored twice, as well, and Danny Koch added a goal and three assists.
Briarcliff 12, Sleepy Hollow 6
Lucas Proctor led the Bears with four goals and one assist. Alex Kirshenbaum finished with three goals and two assists while Josh Newman and Harrison Winger each scored twice.
Carmel 13, Fox Lane 5
Ardsley 10, Yonkers 3
Friday
Game of the Day
Arlington 14, Ossining 6
Spencer Hogaboom led the Admirals with four goals and three assists. Bryan Stensrud and Luke Mackin each added three goals and three assists. Jacob Miller scored twice for the Pride.
Player of the Day
Ricky Strobel - White Plains
Hastings 9, Spellman 2
Andrew Tenthoff delivered three goals and an assist for the Yellow Jackets, who had a 7-0 lead at the break. Noah Greenwald added a goal and two assists. Frandy Germosen netted two goals for the Pilots.
White Plains 10, Dobbs Ferry 6
Ricky Strobel found the back of the net six times and Christian Biondi finished with a goal and four assists. Andrew Denike scored twice for the Eagles.
Greens Farms 11, Rye Country Day 9
Alec Davis had three goals and one assist for the Wildcats, who also got a goal and four assists from Milin Torgalker. Nick Vlasto made 16 saves in the loss.
Harvey 12, Williams 5
Clarkstown North 10, Clarkstown South 9
Eastchester 12, Ardsley 6
