We’ve got a pair of high-intensity forver rivalry games on the schedule this week.
Yorktown and Somers will be resuming a neighborhood rivalry that was put into a timeout for two seasons when things began to get too personal on the field and in the stands on both sides of the field. Stepinac and Iona Prep are getting together for a CHSAA matchup that always delivers extra heat.
We’ll have complete game coverage of both games.
Thursday, April 16
Iona Prep at Stepinac, 4:30 p.m.
Mount St. Michael at Kennedy Catholic, 4:30 p.m.
White Plains at Nanuet, 4:30 p.m.
Edgemont at Brewster, 5 p.m.
Rye at John Jay-Cross River, 6 p.m.
Bronxville at Yorktown, 7:15 p.m.
Friday, April 17
Port Chester vs. Ossining/Peekskill at Ossining, 4:30 p.m.
Harrison vs. Dobbs Ferry at Springhurst Elementary, 4:30 p.m.
Westlake at Tappan Zee, 4:30 p.m.
Long Island Lutheran at Rye Country Day, 4:30 p.m.
Fieldston at Hackley, 4:30 p.m.
Hen Hud vs. Wappingers at John Jay-East Fishkill, 4:45 p.m.
Nyack vs. Briarcliff/Croton-Harmon at Croton-Harmon, 5 p.m.
Byram Hills at New Rochelle, 5 p.m.
Eastchester at North Salem, 5 p.m.
Haldane at Valhalla, 5 p.m.
Blind Brook at Irvington, 5 p.m.
Carmel at Somers, 5:30 p.m.
Arlington at Sleepy Hollow, 6:15 p.m.
Saturday, April 18
Kennedy Catholic at Moore Catholic, 10 a.m.
White Plains at Stamford (Connecticut), 10:30 a.m.
John Jay-Cross River at Clarkstown South, 11 a.m.
Pleasantville at Joel Barlow (Connecticut), 12 p.m.
Fairfield Prep (Connecticut) at Iona Prep, 12 p.m.
Pelham at Greeley, 12:30 p.m.
Darien (Connecticut) at Mamaroneck, 1 p.m.
Scarsdale at St. Marks, 1 p.m.
Notre Dame West Haven (Connecticut) vs. Lakeland/Panas at Panas, 1 p.m.
Wilton (Connecticut.) vs. Yorktown at Wilton HS, 1 p.m.
Hastings vs. Dobbs Ferry at Springhurst Elementary. 2 p.m.
Pope John (New Jersey) at Stepinac, 3 p.m.
Rye at Ridgefield (Connecticut), 6 p.m.
Warwick vs. Bronxville at Haindl Field, 7 p.m.
Monday, April 13
Nanuet 11, Rye Neck 6
Nt: Andrew Fay 3G, 1A; Liam O’Connell 3G, 1A; Haseeb Abdul 14S.
RN: Jack Martz 3G.
Westlake 11, Blind Brook 10 OT
Ws: Nicholas DiNapoli 3G, 2A; James Pickering 2G, 3A; Brian Brennan 2G; Harry Hudd 1G, 1A; Dean Zaino 11S.
BB: Tyler Taerstein 6G, 1A; Chase Katz 2G, 4A; Luke Boruch 1G, 3A; Max Cohen 12S.
Note: Hudd scored the game-winner 57 seconds into overtime.
Stepinac 9, at Greeley 8 OT
AS: Liam Doherty 3G, 4A; Nash Mayclim 3G, 1A; Kiernan Austin 6GB, 3CTO; Gio Mirable 19/21FO.
Note: Mayclim scored the winner.
Irvington 13, Hastings 7
Irv: Nick Grado 5G, 7A; DJ Ufer 3G; Saxon Frank 1G, 3A.
Hs: Paul Consorte 2G; Max Park 2G; William Tenthoff 1G, 1A; Nate Fallon-Jablon 16S.
White Plains 19, Nyack 8
WP: Patrick Dooley 5G, 2A; Chris LaRosa 3G, 4A; Eddie Ryan 1G, 4A; Jayden Tineo 4G; Alex Spista 4G.
Nk: Connor McGrogan 2G, 1A; Ryan Warzecha 2G; Harry Delvecchio 15S.
Sleepy Hollow 15, Ossining 6
SH: Ryck VanLent 6G, 1A; Ben Meyer 3G, 2A; Jack Marvin 3G; Amare Estevez 10GB, 3CTO; Charles Green 12S.
Oss: Matty Variano 2G, 1A; Dylan Bryant 2G, 1A; Logan Idi 2G, 21/23FO.
New Rochelle 14, Haldane 8
NR: Gabriel Mutterperl 4G, 1A; Craig Meringolo 3G, 1A; Jesus Hernandez 18S.
Hd: David Powlis 4G; Alex Gaugler 2G, 2A.
Edgemont 13, North Salem 12
David Rosen 6G; Cam Siegal 3G, 2A; Nico DeMaio 3G; Chase Harrison 23S.
NS: Max Cotrone 7G, 3A; Drew Karam 3G, 1A; Nico Rouse 2G, 2A; Andrew Delarco 23/28FO.
Warwick 16, Suffern 7
W: Henry Wright 4G, 3A; Jason Senior 2G, 3A.
Sf: Max Pearlman 2G; Anthony Ruggiero 1G 1A; Tynan Cosgrove 1G 1A; Robbie Sgueglia 18S.
Harrison 16, Eastchester 6
Ha: Jack Badner 4G, 2A ; Luke Riccio 3G, 1A; Austin Margolies 2G, 2A Reed Appleton 2G, 2A; Tyler Isbrandtsen 2G; Hunter Porto 16/26FO; Jacob Burack 8S.
Ea: Declan Connolly 5G; Matt Lopparino 1A, 3GB.
Bronxville 12, Scarsdale 8
Bx: Nick Martinelli 2G, 4A; Trevor Valente 5G; Patrick Plunkett 2G, 2A; Chase Bacigalupo 1G, 1A.
Dobbs Ferry 19, Hen. Hud 14
DF: Ryan Mohl 6G, 9A, 6GB; Peter Kilroe 5G, 3A; Dylan Ravage 3G; Jack Shemonoski 3G; Jackson Kearns 1G, 6A; James Pessin 8GB, 3CTO; River Rowan 14/20FO.
HH: Lucas Beloff 4G; Chris Barreiros 1G, 7A; Vann Pastolove 3G, 2A; Richie Simonetti 2G, 2A; Matt Lennox 3G.
Byram Hills 16, Valhalla 4
BH: Reid DuToit 6G, 2A; Shane Horowitz 4G, 1A; Nico Palermiti 2G; Judd Spiewak 12/18FO, 2A.
Val: AJ Pesce 3G; Winn Blitstein 1G.
Gunn School 14, Rye Country Day 11
RCDS: Milin Torgalkar 5G, 1A; Joseph Rafferty 4G, 2A; Xavier Perkins 1G, 2A; Sebastian Rafferty 16S.
Hackley at Poly Prep
Port Chester at Ardsley
Tuesday, April 14
Iglesias sparks a Somers comeback against Yorktown
LINCOLNDALE – Somers is right back in business.
Getting the newcomers settled took a couple of weeks, but the defending state champions demonstrated they are once again in contention Tuesday with a surprise 9-8 win over Yorktown.
Tristan Iglesias scored five goals and scripted a dramatic fourth-quarter rally.
“We had a slow start to the year so it was good to get a big win in a rivalry game that brought a lot of energy to our team,” the junior attackman said. “We haven’t played them in a couple of years, so we got a big crowd and it’s great to feel a good win.”
Play was essentially suspended for two years when the rivalry became a bit unneighborly. The programs are no longer in the same classification, so there were no playoff meetings, either.
It was the Huskers’ first time on the field since upsetting Darien (Connecticut). The intensity was solid, but the level of execution dipped considerably.
Regrets were beginning to pile up for the Tuskers, as well. Turnovers were an issue for three quarters, but the defense hounded Yorktown and in the last eight minutes of play, Somers was dialed in.
“We have a lot of new guys back there,” senior defender Bret Kennedy said of the poles. “The biggest thing right now is the fact that we’re all connected. We’re on the same page. I think we have the potential to be so much better, too.”
Iglesias got Somers within a goal, 7-6, with 6:12 remining and Cam Violante came downhill in a hurry to knot the score a minute later. Iglesias gave the Tuskers the lead with 4:12 to play and Liam Barrett applied the exclamation point, extending the lead to 9-7 with a pole goal on a heads-up restart.
Box score
Yorktown (3-2): Frank Ofrias 3G; J.T. Carney 1G; Tommy Carney 1G, 2A; Brady Sheridan 1G, 1A; Gianluca Marchini 2G; Hunter Mezzatesta 10S; Tyler Caricati 13/21FO.
Somers (4-2): Cam Violante 3G, 1A; Tristan Iglesias 5G, 1A; Liam Barrett 1G; Xander DiPasquale 1A; Kieran Picco 1A; Bret Kennedy 13GB.
Takeaways
Somers has moved on from last season’s NYSPHSAA Class C championship, but every opponent remains focused on what this team did a year ago. The newcomers in the lineup appear to be more comfortable than they were in the opener at Rye.
“We really don’t mention last year at this point,” Tuskers coach Jordan Hirsch said. “We brought some guys back from that team but we lost a ton. We talk more about the process for this group and what things need to look like each step of the way.”
Iglesias and Violante are bigger and stronger. When they come around screens and get downhill with a step on the defender, help better come quickly.
Yorktown wasn’t as disciplined with the ball as it was against Darien and several possessions were short-circuited by turnovers early in the clock, but Ofrias netted three goals and seems to be emerging. He’s because an opportunistic finisher.
Clarkstown South 15, Clarkstown North 2
CS: Jake Dellilo 3G, 3A; Tommy Michello 2G, 1A; Frankie Brennan 2G, 1A; Michael Scarpelli 2G, 1A; Luke Rosner 3S; John Brew 4S.
Byram Hills 16, Kennedy Catholic 3
BH: Reid Dutoit 7G, 2A; Shane Horowitz 5G, 4A; Alex Rothenberg 3G, 3A; Nico Palermiti 1G, 2A; Judd Spiewak 18/20FO, 3A; Luke Greco 8S.
KC: Jack Tota 2G; Colin Romanowicz 1G, 1A; Aidan Kinsley 1A 5CTO.
Note: DuToit reached 184 goals, making him the leading goal scorer in program history.
Iona Prep 17, Glastonbury (Connecticut) 6
IP: Tim Plunkett 3G, 3A; Billy Haggerty 5G, 1A; Dillon Sykes 3G; Matt Napolitano 2G, 1A; Ryder Ettere 3G; Cody Katz 8S.
G: Wyatt Deseatus 2G; Cam Smith 2G.
Wednesday, April 15
Ossining 15, Albertus Magnus 8
Oss: Justin Rudner 3G, 2A; Aidan John 3G, 2A; Matty Variano 2G, 3A; Logan Idi 4G, 22/24FO; Dylan Bryant 3G, 1A; Shawn Murphy 12S.
Pelham 8, North Rockland 5
Pel: Sam Roberts 2G, 1A; Timmy Gallivan 2G; Justin Irani 2G; Will Alexander 1G, 1A; Reeve Murrell 15S.
Nyack 17, Putnam Valley 14
Nk: John Carrol 5G, 1A; Connor McGrogan 4G, 1A; Neftali Moran Jr. 4G; Mason Aley 2G; Harry DelVecchio 18S.
PV: Nick Martinelli 7G, 2A; TJ Ferraguzzi 2G, 1A; Mikey Frye 2G, 1A, 7GB; Andre Tarrant 2G, 1A; Dakota Bourgie 2G, 1A.
Rye Country Day 16, St. Luke’s (Connecticut) 10
RCDS: Milin Torgalkar 2G, 4A; Joseph Rafferty 5G, 1A; Xavier Perkins 3G, 2A; Xander Harwood 3G, 1A; Alex Vlasto 3G, 1A; Charlie Pearle 2A; Sebastian Rafferty 10S; Alex Vlasto 19/23FO.
Blind Brook 12, Haldane 4
BB: Tyler Taerstein 5G, 2A; Chase Katz 1G, 4A; Ethan Carey 3G, 2A: Jack Mallah 1G, 2A; Max Cohen 11S..
Carmel 16, Valhalla 13
Ca: Braden Ross 4G, 4A; David Mohoskey 3G, 2A; Colin Sullivan 3G, 1A; Ray Mahoskey 2G; David Zaino 13S.
Val: Luke Foisset 4G, 1A; AJ Pesce 4G, 1A; Winn Biltstein 3G, 1A.
Pearl River 17, Westlake 9
PR: Tommy Ayers 4G, 3A; Shea Sullivan 6G, 2A; TJ Lanese 3G, 2A; Mark Ostermeier 2G; Tommy Mahoney 17/22FO.
Irvington 4, Rye Neck 3
Irv: Saxon 2G; DJ Ufer 2A; Nick Grados 1G; Liam Wade 1G.
RN: Joey Loccarico 1G; Liam Madden 1G; Charlie Barker 1G.
Note: Wade scored the go-ahead goal with three minutes to go.
Scarsdale 12, New Rochelle 5
Sc: Charlie Starr 3G, 1A; Turner Mauro 3G, 2A; Chase Horowitz 1G, 2A.
NRo: Craig Meringolo 2G; Jesus Hernandez 22S.
Tappan Zee 9, Briarcliff/Croton 4
TZ: Collin Butler 1G, 4A; Rian Hardagan 3G, 2A; Anthony Durso 2G; Brendan Kukla 1G, 1A; Binak Bruncaj 10S.
B/C: Jack Brock 2G; Dylan Colangelo 2G, 1A; Grayson Dillon 13S.
Note: Butler is the first player in program history to reach 100 assists.
Wappingers 5, Fox Lane 4
W: Xavier Pikor 3G; Caden McCree-Salazar 1G, 1A; Logan Washall 1G; David Garibaldi 8S; Charlie Boshart 8/13FO.
FL: Drew Nathan 4G; Sam Randol 1A; Tyler Davidson 1A; Luke Valenti 21S.
Sleepy Hollow 16, North Salem 2
SH: Nils Baller 3G, 1A; Andre Estevez 3G, 1A; Ben Meyer 1G, 3A; Jeremiah Bowen 7GB; Amare Estevez 5CTO; Charles Green 12S.
NS: Drew Karam 2G; Max Cotrone 2A; Tyler Bynes 12S.
Mamaroneck 16, Greeley 3
Mk: Carsen Winters 4G, 1A; Brian Auker 4G, 3A; Jude Miesner 2G, 2A; Henry Chelala 2G, 1A; Jared Rabina 2G, 2A; Owen Reese 1G, 1A; Max Cooper 1G, 1A.
HG: Luke Dessi 1G, 1A; Thomas Pollard 1G; Justin Puhfahl 1G.
Brewster 14, Arlington 7
Bw: Luke Cunningham 5G, 1A; Frankie Tumminello 3G; Paul Rienzi 2G; AJ Accurso 3G, 2A; Liam McKenney 1G, 1A.
Lakeland/Panas 9, Harrison 4
L/P: CC Savastano 3G, 1A; Aaron Federoff 3G; Anthony Ray 2G, 1A; Keaton Wolf 2A; Anthony Costa 2A; Dan Horowitz 14S; Nate Horowitz 7/17FO.
Ha: Jack Badner 2G, 1A; Luke Riccio 1G; Reed Appleton 1G; Jacob Burack 21S.
Mahopac 10, Suffern 8
Ma: Liam Jones 3G, 1A; Patrick Stirpe 2G, 2A; Landon Saracco 2G, 1A; Connor Behun 1G, 2A; Gavin Okeefe 2G; Jack Egan 7/10FO; Kevin Feeley 8S.
Sf: Tynan Cosgrove 2G, 2A; Max Pearlman 2G, 2A; Vincent Tinelli 1G 1A; Kevin Windwer 10/14FO; Robbie Sgueglia 14S.
Eastchester/Tuckahoe 10, Port Chester 0
Ea: Nick Martucci 4G; Declan Connolly 4A; Owen McLaughlin 3G; Dan Ulaj 1G; David Doherty 2A; John Dealy 2G.
Hackley 17, Trinity 3
Ardsley 9, Hastings 5
Hs: Anthony Laboy 1G; Paul Consorte 1G; Max Park 1G; Romeo Casano-Anonellis 1G; Nate Fallon-Jablon 29S.
This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: Wade gives Irvington 4-3 win over Rye Neck, boys lacrosse scoreboard
Reporting by Mike Dougherty, Rockland/Westchester Journal News / Rockland/Westchester Journal News
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