Who’s the best team in Rockland this season?
North Rockland (7-4), Clarkstown South (7-4) and Pearl River (7-3) are all having pretty good seasons, but Tappan Zee (6-5) has wins over the Red Raiders and Vikings. The Dutchmen are 3-0 against county opponents with Nyack and Pearl River upcoming and three of their losses came against ranked opponents.
Saturday, May 9
Mamaroneck surges ahead, hangs on for a 10-9 win over Rye
RYE – The first half was a blur.
There are some lingering issues to resolve in the final week of the regular season, but for two quarters Mamaroneck demonstrated that a full dose of this offense has the potential to be lethal.
It was perhaps the best half of lacrosse played in Section 1 this season.
The Tigers were in clinic mode Saturday, playing with the kind of speed and precision only a few teams in the state are capable of matching, and built an early five-goal lead against Rye in a Sound Shore rivalry game.
Of course, there will again be some mention of consistency over the full 48 minutes, as Mamaroneck gave back a few goals before celebrating a 10-9 win.
“We talked about this game all week,” Tigers midfielder Jared Rabina said. “This has become a huge rivalry for us. For the 2026s, we played club with these guys for the last four years. They beat us on our home field last year, we beat them here the year before. We call it our biggest rivalry.”
That’s likely to inspire some chatter in Scarsdale, but it has became a showdown.
Mamaroneck is the clear favorite to win another Section 1 Class A title. Rye is the clear favorite heading into the Section 1 Class C tournament.
Both have legitimate state title aspirations.
Of course, that requires sending home a Long Island power in the semifinals. It’s been a stumbling block for both programs over the years. Both teams had fast-and-furious stretches on Saturday. Now it’s a matter of sustaining that next-level effort and execution over four quarters.
This one got tense after the Garnets scored three goals in the final 71 seconds.
“I think if we play those first two quarters every single time, we’re gonna be fine,” Tigers FOGO Ethan Gross said. “We have to get back to practice, get back to work because we can’t fall off and let other teams get back in the game. You saw it happen against Manhasset, too. We have three more games left so we’ll keep getting after it in practice and keep getting better.”
Box score
Mamaroneck (10-3): Carsen Winters 2G, 1A; Brian Auker 2G; Jake Reese 1G, 1A; Owen Reese 1G; Jared Rabina 2G; Nate Kulish 2G, 1A; Sam Mehles 2A; Ethan Gross 17/21FO; Ben Bacalloa 16S.
Rye (9-5): Henry Shoemaker 2G, 1A; Will Niejadlik 3G, 1A; Carson Miller 2G, 1A; Henry Gilroy 1G, 2A; Sam Scully 1G; Jack Levine 1A; Sam LaMonte 10S.
Takeaways
The continued development of Gross has to give Mamaroneck increased confidence heading into the postseason. He was dominant on faceoffs, which is the best and quickest way to wear down a defense.
Even though Rye had already played a few championship-level teams this season, it seemed the Garnets needed 10 minutes before they adjusted to the speed of the game. They eventually got in stride, which is a good sign with two games left ahead of sectionals.
Brewster 15, Harrison 6
Bw: Luke Cunningham 6G, 6A; Frank Tumminello 3G; AJ Accurso 2G, 3A; Paul Rienzi 2G, 1A, 14FOW; Liam McKenney 2G; Kevin O’Gorman 12S.
Ha: Reed Appleton 1G, 1A; Luke Riccio 1G, 1A; Tyler Isbrandtsen 1G; Jack Badner 1G; Austin Margolies 1G; Noah Podalak 1G; Jacob Burack 15S.
Pelham 11, Pearl River 10
Pel: Will Alexander 3G; Timmy Gallivan 3G; Ford Fairback 1G, 4A; Sam Roberts 2G, 1A; Drew Bier 4CTO, 6GB; Reeve Murrell 14S.
PR: TJ Lanese 3G, 2A; Tommy Mahoney 2G, 1A; Shea Sullivan 2G; Tommy Ayers 1G, 2A.
Eastchester/Tuckahoe 9, Clarkstown North 6
Declan Connolly 3G, 2A; Owen McLaughlin 3G; John Dealy 1G, 1A; Jack Ray 2G; Christian Porpora 14/18FO; Matt Lopparrino 3CTO, 2GB; Alessandro Liasatos 11S.
Note: Connolly reached 100 career points.
Blind Brook 10, Nanuet 9
BB: Tyler Taerstein 4G, 1A; Chase Katz 3G, 2A; Luke Boruch 2G, 2A; Ethan Carey 1G.
Wappingers 9, New Rochelle 0
NRo: Jesus Hernandez 24S.
Byram Hills 12, Hen Hud 6
BH: Reid DuToit 5G, 4A; Shane Horowitz 2G, 2A; Nico Palermiti 2G; Max Miller 1G, 2A; Alex Rothenberg 1G, 3A; Jake Schart 1G; Judd Spiewak 18/22FO; Luke Greco 6S.
HH: Richie Simonetti 4G, 1A; Tim Palmer 20S; Billy Magliano 3CTO, 3GB; Chris Barreirios 1G, 1A.
Seton Hall Prep 14, Iona Prep 6
IP: Drew Hiltsey 1G, 1A; Tim Plunkett 1G, 1A; Billy Haggerty 3G; Sean O’Boyle 1G, 2A.
Carmel 11, New Fairfield (Conn.) 9
C: Colin Sullivan 4G; Tommy Gluck 3G; Bradn Ross 1G, 2A; Landon Beauchesne 1G, 1A; David Mahoskey 1G; Ray Mahoskey 1G.
Note. David Mahoskey reached 100 career points.
Somers 10, Bronxville 9 OT
So: Cam Violante 3G, 3A; Tristan Iglesias 5G; Harry Brelesky 1G; Henry Sposito 1G; Bret Kennedy 1A, 12GB, 6CTO; Hudson Ruby 11S.
Bx: Patrick Plunkett 3G; Thomas Freeman 2G, 1A; Trevor Valente 2G; Brian Formato 1G; Nick Martinelli 1G.
Kennedy Catholic 10, St. Peter’s 1
KC: Jack Tota 4G, 1A; Colin Romanowicz 1G, 3A; Sal Albanese 1G, 3A; Aidan Kinsley 1G, 9GB, 7CTO; Jake Alves 1G; Jackson Livermore 1G; Liam Kennedy 1G; Jason Polcari 9S.
St. Anthony’s 16, Stepinac 3
AS: Nash Mayclim 1G; Chris Keating 1G; Andrew Basani 1G; Luke Fehsal 6GB, 4CTO; Kiernan Austin 5GB, 2CTO.
Briarcliff/Croton 9, Fox Lane 7
B/C; Teddy Neville 3G, 2A; Dylan Colangelo 2G, 3A; Luca Culotta 1G, 1A; Carter Duperozzol 1G, 1A; Riley Winger 2G; Grayson Dillon 17S.
FL: Drew Nathan 6G; Sam Randol 1G, 1A; Justin Cohen 2A; Luke Valenti 20S.
Yorktown 14, Lakeland/Panas 3
Yk: Frank Ofrias 1G, 1A; JT Carney 3G 2A; Brady Sheridan 3G, 1A; Gianluca Marchini 2G, 3A; Ryan Fastiggi 1G, 1A; Vinny Marchini 1G, 1A; Chase Reynolds 1G; Aidan Concannon 2G; Rowan Larson 1A; Hunter Mezzatesta 5S; Dom DeBellis 3S.
L/P: CC Savastano 1G, 1A; Anthony Ray 1G; Anthony Costa 1G; Keaton Wolf 1A; Dan Horowitz 8S.
Note: The Huskers are 33-3 in the Murphy Cup and have not lost since 2010.
Port Chester at Rye Neck
Arlington at Cardinal Hayes
Monday, May 4
New Rochelle 9, Hastings 4
NRo: Gabe Mutterperl 2G; Luca Pitocchi 2G; Muadh Mubarak 1G.
Hackley 16, Fieldston 14
Putnam Valley 16, Blind Brook 11
PV: Dakota Bourgie 7G; Mikey Frye 3G, 2A; Nick Martinelli 2G, 2A; TJ Ferraguzzi 4A; Jaxson Bowe 2G, 1A; Hunter Bourgie 2A; Craig Caravello 1G, 2CTO, 2GB; AJ DosReis 1G, 2CTO, 3GB.
BB: Tyler Taerstein 3G, 3A; Ethan Carey 3G; Chase Katz 2G, 1A; Luke Boruch 2G, 2A; Lucas Zhu 1G, 2A.
Staples 8, Stepinac 6
AS: Nash Mayclim 3G: Hudson Weiser 2G; Liam Doherty 2A; Luke Fehsal 1G, 4GB, 2CTO; Kiernan Austin 1A, 5GB, 2CTO; Cole Fehsal 14S.
Tuesday, May 5
White Plains 14, Valhalla 3
WP: Jayden Tineo 4G, 1A; Isaiah Doliner 3G, 1A; Patrick Dooley 3G, 3A; Chris LaRosa 2G, 3A; Eddie Ryan 1G, 4A; Alex Spista 1G, 13/16FO; Vinny Mignardi 12S.
Val: AJ Pesce 2G; Francesco Bastone 1G; Mikey Hart 14S.
Rye Neck 13, Ardsley 11
RN: Jack Martz 5G, 1A; Anthony Russo 3G; Rees Johnston 2G, 4A; Liam Madden 2G, 2A; Luke Periera 1G; Willem Van Roijen 2A.
Greeley 16, Harrison 2
HG: Luke Dessi 4G, 1A; Micah Weinstein 3G, 2A; Brian Ross 3G, 2A; Thomas Pollard 2G;Matthew Potenza 1G, 5A; Tighe Dolan 1G, 3A; Luke Tavolacci 13/17FO.
Note: Tavolacci recored his 400th faceoff win.
Ha: Luke Riccio 1G, 1A; Richie Saccomano 1G; Jacob Burack 20S.
Iona Prep 14, Fairfield Ludlowe (Conn.) 4
IP: Billy Haggerty 4G; Tim Plunkett 3A; Drew Hiltsey 3G; Matt Napolitano 2G; Dillon Sykes 2G; Chase Ettere 1G, 1A; Ryan Elliot 7S.
Kennedy Catholic 13, Spellman 0
KC: Colin Romanowicz 4G, 4A; Jack Tota 4G, 2A; Aidan Kinsley 2G, 2A, 5CTO, 6GB; Jake Alves 2G; Jason Polcari 6S.
Rye Country Day 19, Hamden Hall 13
Clarkstown South 10, Wappingers 5
CS: Tommy Michello 4G, 2A; Jake Delillo 2G, 1A; Thomas Sharples 2G; Luke Dardzinski 1G; Mason Ready 1G; John Brew 6S; Luke Rosner 8S.
W: Logan Washall 5G; David Garibaldi 13S.
Nanuet 16, Byram Hills 13
Nt: Stephen D’Adamo 4G, 1A; Gabe Hasan 3G, 6A; Andrew Fay 1G; Ford Banton 4G; Haseeb Abdul 21S.
BH: Alex Rothenberg 2G, 1A; Reid DuToit 3G, 1A; Jake Scharf 1G; Max Miller 1G, 1A; Shane Horowitz 5G, 1A; Luke Greco 1A, 12S; Judd Spiewak 26/32FO.
Note: D’Adamo reached 100 career goals.
Pelham 13, Tappan Zee 4
Pel: Will Alexander 4G; Ford Fairback 2G, 2A; Justin Irani 3G; Sam Roberts 2G; Jared Slawsky 1G, 1A; Drew Bier 1A, 7GB, 4CTO; Reeve Murrell 13S.
Brewster 10, Nyack 9
Bw: Luke Cunningham 3G, 4A; AJ Accurso 3G, 1A; Frank Tumminello 2G; Paul Rienzi 1G, 1A; Liam McKenney 1G; Jack McKenney 2A.
Nk: Shaun Cassidy 2G; Connor McGrogan 2G, 4A; Neftali Moran Jr. 1G; Eamann Foley 1G, 1A; Ryan Warzecha 1G; Connor Warzecha 1G, 1A; Jack Looney 19S.
Note: Brewster was down 8-3 late in the first half. Cunningham knotted the score with 1:02 to play, then delivered the game-winner with five seconds to go.
Fox Lane 11, Carmel 10 OT
FL: Tyler Davidson 4G; Sam Randol 2G, 2A; Drew Nathan 2G; Ryan Hardie 2G; Sean Fabry 1G, 1A; Justin Cohen 1A; Luke Valenti 1A, 25S.
C: David Mahoskey 3G, 3A; Colin Sullivan 3G, 1A; Braden Ross 2G, 1A; Tommy Gluck 1G, 1A; Lucas Economou 14FOW.
Note: Davidson got the game-winner.
Edgemont 21, Dobbs Ferry 15
Ed: David Rosen 10G, 4A; Cam Siegal 5G, 3A; Leo Schwarcz 1G, 3A; Noah Zucco 2G, 3A; Nico DeMaio 1G, 1A; Sam Kang 1G, 1A; Owen Lee 1G; Chase Harrison 19S.
Note: Harrison reached 500 career saves.
John Jay-Cross River 19, Hen Hud 4
JJ: Dash Stewart 4G, 2A; James Tesi 3G, 3A; Dino Rajamani 2G, 1A; Colin Kazanecki 2G, 2A, 14FOW; Chase Sable 2G; Jack Casey 1G, 1A; Patrick Ryan 1G, 1A; Nicholas Harris 1G, 4GB, 3CTO.
HH: Vann Pastolove 1G; Richie Simonetti 1G; Lucas Beloff 1G; Billy Magliano 1G; Chris Barreiros 3A; Tim Palmer 20S.
Somers 17, Pearl River 10
So: Cam Violante 4G, 4A; Dylan Jimenez 5G, 1A; Xander DiPasquale 1G, 4A; Harry Brelesky 3G; George Sullivan 2G, 1A; Bret Kennedy 1G, 2A; Kealin Wiggins 1G, 1A; Liam Barrett 2A; Hudson Ruby 14S.
PR: Shea Sullivan 4G; Mark Ostermeir 2G, 1A; Tommy Mahoney 1G, 3A; Tommy Ayers 3A.
North Salem 12, Albertus Magnus 11 OT
NS: Drew Karam 7G, 2A; Nico Rouse 3G, 4A; Owen Killeen 1G, 2A; Brady Armstrong 1G, 2A; Nick Gamiello 1A; Andrew DeLarco 20 /24FO; Tyler Bynes 15S.
Note: Rouse set up Karam for the walk-off goal 45 seconds into the overtime.
Sleepy Hollow 10, Westlake 8
SH: Ben Meyer 2G, 3A; Andre Estevez 5G; Charles Green 15S; Amare Estevez 5CTO; 8GB.
New Rochelle 4, Port Chester 2
NRo: Vincent Marco 1G; Alex Orozco 1G; Ethan Menkes 1G; Matt Siniscalchi 1G; Muadh Mubarak 1A; Rob Clark 1A.
Yorktown 15, Mahopac 4
Yk: Gianluca Marchini 6G, 1A; JT Carney 2G, 2A; Frankie O’Frias 2G, 1A; Tommy Carney 3A; Sean Munnely 2G; Brady Sheridan 1G; Ryan Fastiggi 1G; Vinnie Marchini 1G; Rowan Larson 1A; Hunter Mezzatesta 7S; Dom DeBellis 6S; Tyler Caricati 15FOW.
Ma: Bobby Egan 1G; Liam Jones 1G; Landon Saracco 1G; Connor Behun 1G.
Wednesday, May 6
Pleasantville gets a taste of revenge with upset win over Bronxville
PLEASANTVILLE – How do you spell comeuppance?
After battling the likes of Mamaroneck, Rye and Iona Prep during a recent difficult stretch, Bronxville had to believe on some level this was going to be a less taxing matchup.
It was for about 11 minutes.
And then Pleasantville began to play smarter and harder, erased an early deficit and pulled off an 11-9 upset. The feel-good win on Wednesday doesn’t make up for an overtime loss to the Broncos in last year’s Section 1 Class D championship, but it’s a good start.
The Panthers committed four turnovers in the opening minutes and were down 5-1 when the second quarter began.
“We were so motivated for this game and then everyone went out there and got sloppy,” Pleasantville attackman Braden Feeney said. “We got in the huddle and talked and remembered what they did to us last year. They took a sectional championship away from us so that kind of fueled a fire inside of us and we started to play better. This was our game.”
Bronxville managed just four goals the rest of the way.
“We came back with a lot more juice,” Panthers attackman Matteo Pettricione said. “It was our defense that made the difference. We were down four, but then shut them off. … I don’t know how many saves Declan Curry had, but he kept us in the game, for sure. Even when we were down, he was able to hold it together.”
The Broncos were up 7-4 early in the second half.
Pettricione set up Colin McDonough, then made it a one-possession game. George Kennedy converted a turnover and knotted the score, then connected with McDonough to make it an 8-7 lead.
Pleasantville got two more and was up three heading into the fourth quarter. Bronxville got a quick goal to start the fourth but made too many unforced errors to spark a rally.
A title game rematch seems like a good idea right now.
“They have some guys injured so they might be a little better if we do face them again,” Feeney said. “If we do get to the final, I think it’ll be a great matchup again because we have a lot of young guys who have stepped up to fill the roles of the guys we lost from last year.”
Box score
Bronxville (8-5): Chase Bacigalupo 2G; Trevor Valente 1G; Nick Martinelli 2G, 1A; Charlie Atkeson 3A; Thomas Freeman 1G, 2A; Patrick Plunkett 2G; Desi Heathwood 1G, 1A; Landon Hamerling 11S.
Pleasantville (8-5): Colin McDonough 4G; Matteo Pettricione 1G, 3A; Braden Feeney 4G; George Kennedy 2G, 3A; Declan Curry 2A, 15S; David Hundzynski 15/23FO.
Takeaways
Pleasantville was a much different team over the last three quarters and that should concern the defending Class D champions. Instead of instilling doubt, Bronxville sent a young team home with a reason to believe.
Curry might’ve played the game of his life. Somebody needs to pay for his dinner.
Mahwah (N.J.) 15, Suffern 7
Sf: Matt Norum 2G; Owen Cosgrove 1G, 1A; Tynan Cosgrove 1G, 1A; Robbie Sgueglia 8S.
M: Michael Branagh 6G; Vaughn Carragher 3G.
Scarsdale 8, Lakeland/Panas 5
Sc: Turner Mauro 2G, 3A; Bennett Brooks 4G; Luke Iasiello 2G, 1A; Charlie Starr 2A; Nick Godshall 7/12FO; Bryant Puktun 10S.
L/P: Anthony Costa 2G; CC Savastano 1G, 1A; Keaton Wolf 1G, 1A; Gior LaPeruta 1G, 1A; Dan Horowitz 11S.
Iona Prep 19, Cardinal Hayes 5
IP: Tim Plunkett 3G, 3A; Billy Haggerty 5G, 1A; Matt Napolitano 2G, 1A; Chase Ettere 1G; Ryder Ettere 3G, 2A; Dillon Gulotta 1G; Andrew Lagasse 1G; Shane Banahan 2A; Ryan Elliot 7S.
Hackley 12, Dalton 3
Thursday, May 7
Ossining 12, Hastings 7
Oss: Matty Variano 2G, 4A; Logan Idi 5G, 21/22FO; Dylan Bryant 1G, 4A; Aidan John 1G, 1A; Joe Fortunato 1G; Jake Kelsch 1G; Adan Bernardez 1G; Shawn Murphy 11S.
Blind Brook 20, Edgemont 8
BB: Tyler Taerstein 9G, 4A; Chase Katz 3G, 6A; Ethan Carey 4G, 1A; Jack Mallah 2G, 1A.
Ed: David Rosen 4G, 2A; Cam Siegal 2G; Sam Kang 2G; Chase Harrison 21S.
Note: Katz reached 100 career goals with a first-quarter score.
Eastchester/Tuckahoe 9, Magnus 5
Rye Country Day 15, Masters 3
RCDS: Xavier Perkins 5G, 1A; Milin Torgalkar 1G, 5A; Xander Harwood 5G, 1A; Luke Ardire 2G, 1A; Charlie Pearle 1G, 1A, 6GB; Rich Morrow 1G; Alex Vlasto 15/15FO.
Stepinac 8, Fordham Prep 5
AS: Nash Mayclim 3G; Hudson Weiser 2G; Chris Keating 2G; Liam Doherty 1G, 1A; Bobby Gorman 2A; Luke Fehsal 1A, 8GB, 4CTO; Kiernan Austin 5GB, 3CTO; Gio Mirable 14/17FO; Cole Fehsal 10S.
Iona Prep 17, Kellenberg 8
IP: Drew Hiltsey 6G, 1A; Billy Haggerty 4G, 1A; Matt Napolitano 3G; Tim Plunkett 1G, 1A; Ryder Ettere 2G; Dillon Gulotta 1G.
Mahopac 15, Briarcliff/Croton 8
Ma: Liam Jones 5G; Ryan Larue 2G, 3A; Connor Behun 2G, 2A; Landon Saracco 2G, 1A; Bobby Egan 2A 5GB; Gavin Okeefe 1G, 1A; Cole Stock 1G, 7/8FO; Ronan Beanie 13/15FO.
B/C: Teddy Neville 4G, 2A; Jack Brock 1G, Dylan Colangelo 2G, 2A; Carter Duperozzol 1G; Grayson Dillon 21S.
Clarkstown North 9, Keio 4
CN: Alex Mulackal 2G, 2A; Michael Gara 2G; Ryan McMahon 1G, 1A; McDermott Dylan 1G 1A, 7S; Alfred Ryan 2G; Eoin Barry 1G.
Fox Lane 12, Hen Hud 2
FL: Drew Nathan 8G; Ryan Hardie 1G, 3A; Sean Fabry 2G, 1A; Esty Quijada 1G, 1A; Luke Valenti 7S; Marvin Romero 2S.
HH: Richie Simonetti 1G; Vann Pastolove 1G.
Clarkstown South 7, Harrison 4
CS: Jake Delillo 2G, 1A; Mason Ready 2G; Tommy Michello 1G, 2A; Luke Dardinski 1G; Thomas Sharples 1G; Luke Rosner 11S.
Ha: Luke Riccio 2G, 1A; Tyler Isbrandtsen 2G; Jacob Burack 14S.
Irvington 19, North Salem 4
Irv: Nick Grados 3G, 6A; Liam Wade 2G, 2A; Saxon Frank 3G; DJ Ufer 3G.
NS: Drew Karam 1G, 2A; Nico Rouse 2G, 1A.
Note: Karam reached 100 career points.
Putnam Valley 11, Westlake 4
PV: TJ Ferraguzzi 3G, 2A; Dakota Bourgie 3G, 1A; Nick Martinelli 1G, 4A; Andre Tarrant 2G; Mikey Frye 1G, 3A; Jaxson Bowe 1G, 1A; Chris Constantino 3CTO, 5GB; Nick Stelmaszyk 10S.
Pleasantville 11, Wappingers 10
Pv: Colin McDonough 2G, 1A; Matteo Pettricione 2G, 3A; Braden Feeney 4G; Brian Doherty 2G; Ethan McGuire 1G; Declan Curry 8S; Jack Crombie 6S.
W: Xavier Pikor 3G, 3A; Logan Washall 3G, 3A; Henry Boshart 1G, 2A; Caden McCree-Salazar 1G; Joe Tama 1G; Charlie Boshart 1G.
Nyack 11, Tappan Zee 10
Nk: Connor McGrogan 4G, 1A; Neftali Moran Jr 4G, 1A; John Carroll 3G; Eamonn Foley 2A; Jack Looney 11S.
Rye 9, Yorktown 2
R: Charlie Brady 3G, Carson Miller 1G, 2A; Will Niejadlik 2G; Henry Gilroy 2G; Wilson Redd 10/13FO; Sam Lamonte 8S.
Yk: Frankie Ofrias 1G, 1A; Aidan Concannon 1G; JT Carney 1A; Hunter Mezzatesta 22S.
Note: Rye outshot the Huskers 44-11.
Brewster 14, New Milford (Conn.) 4
Bw: Liam McKenney 4G; AJ Accurso 4G; Frank Tumminello 2G; Paul Rienzi 2G; Justin DeMaio 1G; Tre Ficarra 1G; Luke Cunningham 4A.
NM: Matt Alfano 3G; Carson Rainey 1G.
Kennedy 10, Xaverian 3
KC: Jack Tota 5G, 3A; Colin Romanowicz 1G, 4A; Jake Alves 2G, 1A; Aidan Kinsley 1G, 9GB, 6CTO; Sal Albanese 2A; Liam Kennedy 1G; Jason Polcari 10S.
Haldane 12, Dobbs Ferry 3
Hd: Alex Gaugler 4G; Sam Poses 3G, 2A; David Powlis 2G, 3A; Luke Ruggiero 2G; Theo Sacks 16S; Mikey Phillips 12/14FO.
Friday, May 8
North Rockland 11, Suffern 10
NRk: Mason Sepinski 3G, 4A; Noah Hilliard 2G; Luke D’Espositio 3G, 1A; Mikey Maurer 1G, 1A; Ryder Kiely 1G.
Sf: Matt Norum 4G; Tynan Cosgrove 2G, 1A; Christian Klingner 2G, 1A; Vince Tinelli 1G; Owen Cosgrove 1G; Robbie Sgueglia 17S.
Note: Kiely reached 100 career points. Kiely got the game-winner with three minutes to go.
Scarsdale 12, White Plains 9
Sc: Ethan Kwiat 3G, 2A; Bennet Brooks 3G; Turner Mauro 2G, 1A; Charlie Starr 2G; Colin Brennan 1G, 1A; Shane Kelley 1G, 1A; Nick Godshall 11/14FO.
WP: Chris LaRosa 3G, 1A; Alex Spista 2G; Patrick Dooley 2G; Eddie Ryan 1G, 2A; Jayden Tineo 1G, 1A.
John Jay-Cross River 14, Sleepy Hollow 5
JJ: James Tesi 4G, 3A; Dino Rajamani 3G; Chas Sable 3G; Jack Casey 2G, 1A; Nicholas Harris 4GB, 4CTO; Blake O’Callaghan 10S.
This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: Mamaroneck holds on for 10-9 win at Rye, boys lacrosse scoreboard
Reporting by Mike Dougherty, Rockland/Westchester Journal News / Rockland/Westchester Journal News
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