Some of the best teams in Westchester have a chance this week to make waves across the region.
Iona Prep is hosting Wilton, Connecticut on Tuesday and heading for Don Boso, New Jersey on Thursday. Rye is taking on Garden City on Wednesday at Nugent Stadium. Yorktown is facing Darien, the No. 1 team in Connecticut and Greeley is heading for Staples, Conn. on Thursday. Mamaroneck is bringing in Greenwich, Conn. on Saturday.
A couple of wins against that kind of competition would be a good week.
Saturday, April 11
Rye 10, Marin Catholic (Calif.) 9
R: Henry Shoemaker 2G, 3A; Will Niejadlik 2G, 1A; Carson Miller 2G, 2A; Henry Gilroy 2G.
Note: The Garnets were down 4-0. Thomas Goldszer, who filled in on faceoffs, scored the winner.
Tappan Zee 9, Clarkstown South 6
TZ: Rian Hardagan 2G, 1A; Paul Hatzis 3G; Brendan Kukla 2G; Anthony Durso 1G; Declan Kukla 1G; Brendan Gravius 1A, 3CTO; Phalen Bennett 13/18FO; Binak Bruncaj 11S.
CS: Thomas Sharples 2G; Tommy Michello 1G, 1A.
Pleasantville 11, Fox Lane 7
Pv: Brian Doherty 4G; Braden Feeney 3G; David Hundzunski 3A, 18/22FO; Matteo Petriccione 4A; Ethan McGuire 2G; Declan Curry 15S.
FL: Sam Randol 3G; Drew Nathan 2G; Tyler Davidson 1G, 2A; Finn Cahillane 1G, 1A; Luke Valenti 15S.
Stepinac 9, Ramapo, N.J. 8 OT
AS: Nash Mayclim 5G, 1A; Liam Doherty 2G, 1A; Kiernan Austin 6GB, 6CTO; Gio Marable 15/20FO; Cole Feshal 14S.
Note: Mayclim knotted the game with 15 seconds to go in regulation. Andrew Basani netted the winner.
Red Hook 17, North Salem 10
NS: Max Cotrone 5G, 2A; Drew Karam 3G, 1A; Nico Rouse 2G, 2A.
Iona Prep 18, St. Joseph’s (Conn.) 4
IP: Billy Haggerty 5G, 1A; Timmy Plunkett 3G, 1A; Dillon Sykes 2G, 1A; Matt Napolitano 2G, 2A; Sean O’Boyle 1G, 4A; Drew Hiltsey 2G.
Bethlehem 12, White Plains 9
WP: Alex Spista 5G; Eddie Ryan 1G, 3A; Patrick Dooley 1G, 1A, Isaiah Doliner 1G.
Harrison 14, Haldane 3
Ha: Reed Appleton 3G, 1A; Austin Margolies 2G, 3A; Ben O’Malley 2G; Luke Riccio 2G, 1A; Hunter Porto 2G; Jacob Burack 19S.
Briarcliff/Croton 10, Arlington 7
B/C: Jack Brock 3G, 3A; Will Soffer 2G, 2A; Teddy Neville 2G, 1A; Dillon Colangelo 1G, 1A; Andrew Masucci 2G, 1A; G.Dillon 16S.
Bronxville 9, Greeley 6
Bx: Trevor Valente 4G; Patrick Plunkett 2G, 1A; Nick Martinelli 1G, 2A; Brady Dolan 3A, 5CTO; Chase Bacigalupo 1A, 1A; Brian Formato 1G; Tanner Vaughey 10S.
Somers 14, Lakeland/Panas 3
So: Tirstain Iglesias 2G, 5A; Cam Violante 4G, 1A; Dylan Jimenez 2G, 3A; Xander DiPasquale 2G, 1A; Charles Sullivan 2G.
L/P: CC Savastano 1G; Anthony Ray 1G; Anthony Costa 1G; Dan Horowitz 13S.
Mamaroneck 7, Greenwich (Conn.) 3
Mk: Jude Miesner 1G, 2A; Carsen Winters 3G, 1A; Brian Auker 1G, 2A; Owen Reese 2G; Ben Bacallao 5S.
G: Boden Farmer 1G, 1A; Joash Agreda 1G; Zack Wysocki 1G; Jack Hamel 18S.
New Rochelle at Irvington
Monday, April 6
Rye Country Day 12, Fieldston 2
RCDS: Milin Torgalkar 4G, 3A; Henry Harvey 3G, 2A; Xander Harwood 3G, 1A; Xavier Perkins 1G, 1A; Alexander Vlasto 8/11FO; Sebastian Rafferty 7S.
Brewster 21, Westlake 12
Bw: AJ Accurso 8G, 2A; Frank Tuminello 5G, 1A; Luke Cunningham 2G, 5A; Justin DeMaio 2G; Tre Ficarra 2G, 2A.
Ws: Nicholas DiNapoli 6G; Luca Piazza 2G, 3A; James Pickering 2G, 2A; Brian Brennan 2G.
Haldane 14, Edgemont 8
Hd: David Powlis 8G, 1A; Lugh Hartford 2G; Luke Ruggiero 2G; Mikey Phillips 1G, 1A; Sam Poses 1G, 1A; Theo Sacks 11S.
Tuesday, April 7
Iona Prep compensates for shaky execution with noteworthy effort
NEW ROCHELLE – Iona Prep is looking to level up.
Fast.
Knowing they have an opportunity to play giant killer this season, the Gaels had a few regrets Tuesday following a 10-8 win over Wilton, Connecticut.
There’s a lot to clean up in the next 24 hours.
“I’d say that practice has been a whole lot better than what’s happening in games,” senior attackman Tim Plunkett said. “I think it’s on me and Billy (Haggerty). We have to quarterback the offense better. We’ve been playing too selfishly. The ball needs to move more and we need to be talking more to the younger guys. I mean, they’re talented and know what they’re doing, but the chemistry is something we’re still working to develop.”
Iona Prep is scheduled to play four programs that are currently ranked nationally, starting with a Thursday visit to Don Bosco in New Jersey. St. Anthony’s, Chaminade and Salesianum (Delaware) are on top 25 lists, as well.
At least two more future opponents, New Canaan (Connecticut) and Seton Hall Prep (New Jersey) are East Coast powers that could work themselves into the rankings.
“If we play at the level we played at today, it’s not going to be pretty,” said Haggerty, a senior attackman. “This was definitely a good game to get all that our of our systems. Our seniors have played top 25 teams and know what it’s like to play at that level. We know we’re capable of knocking a great team off but we have to clean some things up (Wednesday) in practice and come ready for an opportunity to play a really good team. For the last four years, we’ve been waiting to knock off a top 25 team.”
Box score
Wilton (0-1): Charlie Calabrese 1G; Brady Corry 1G, 1A; Colin Faherty 1G; Will Viggiano 1A; Dylan Flanagan 1G; Jack Hamilton 2G, 3A; Connor McAndrews 2G, 1A; Trevor Galligan 12S.
Iona Prep (2-0): Dillon Sikes 3G; Billy Haggerty 3G; Tim Plunkett 2G; Matt Napolitano 2A; Ryder Ettere 1A; Sean O’Boyle 1A; Drew Hiltsey 1A; Michael Genova 1G; Shane Banahan 1G; Jake Davies 1A. Ryan Elliott 8S.
Takeaways
Iona Prep coach Rick Trizano had to step away to deal with a medical issue, but is hoping to return later in the season. He met with the Gaels on Monday.
“He brought us into the locker room and it was definitely a little emotional just because of the man he is and the coach he is,” Haggerty said. “It’s next man up, even for the coaches. He taught most of the coaches here so there’s no difference. There’s not as much yelling. He told the captains after that we needed to help take care of the younger guys and use our voices more while he’s out.”
Nick Trizano is the primary voice while his dad heals.
Iona Prep is breaking in a new batch of midfielders and needs to raise the trust level so the ball moves freely. The Gaels let three leads get away before Haggerty, Sikes and Plunkett fueled a three-goal, fourth-quarter run that locked up the win.
Keep an eye on Gaels junior Shane Banahan who is pretty darn feisty on faceoffs and will be an important piece against the high-level competition.
Greeley 10, New Fairfield 9 OT
HG: Luke Dessi 4G, 1A; Thomas Pollard 4G; Jackson Barr 1G, 1A; Tighe Dolan 1G, 1A; Matthew Potenza 2A; Luke Tavolacci 19/22FO; Luke Kaplow 12S.
Suffern 7, Clarkstown North 4
Sf: Matt Norum 3G; Owen Cosgrove 2G; Tynan Cosgrove 1G, 1A; Vincent Tinelli 2A; Robert Sgueglia 12S; Aiden Braut 7/12FO.
White Plains 15, Harrison 6
WP: Isaiah Doliner 4G, 1A; Patrick Dooley 3G, 3A; Eddie Ryan 2G, 4A; Jayden Tineo 2G; Alex Spista 1G, 2A, 16/25FO; Vinny Mignardi 12S.
Ha: Luke Riccio 2G, 1A; Reed Appleton 2G, 1A; Jacob Burack 29S.
Valhalla 11, New Rochelle 5
Val: A.J. Pesce 5G, 1A; Frecesco Bastone 2G, 1A; Andrew Vamossy 2G; James Vamossy 1G; Luke Foisset 1G; Joey Buonsante 17/19FO.
NRo: Luca Pitocchi 2G; Gabe Mutterperl 1G.
Ossining 14, Edgemont 8
Oss: Logan Idi 6G, 26/26FO; Dylan Bryant 3G, 3A; Matty Variano 6A; Aidan John 3G.
Byram Hills 20, Albertus Magnus 3
BH: Reid DuToit 10G, 6A; Shane Horwitz 6G, 2A; Max Arcamone 2G, 1A; Judd Spiewak 18/21FO.
Nyack 19, Nanuet 11
Nk: Shaun Cassidy 5G; Neftali Moran Jr. 4G, 2A; Connor McGrogan 2G, 3A; Connor Warzecha 3G; Mason Aley 2G.
Bronxville 17, Tappan Zee 2
Bx: Chase Bacigalupo 6G; Trevor Valente 5G, 1A; Nick Martinelli 2G, 2A; Thomas Freeman 1G, 3A; Brian Formato 1G, 3A; Harry Bacigalupo 1G, 1A; Patrick Plunkett 1G, 1A; Jack Fowler 9S.
Briarcliff/Croton-Harmon 8, Rye Neck 7
RN: Charlie Barker 3G; Jack Martz 2G, 1A; Dan Saldeveri 1G, 1A; John Sykes 16S.
Pelham 10, Putnam Valley 5
Pel: Keller Pursel 2G, 1A; Sam Roberts 2G, 1A; Timmy Gallivan 2G; Justin Irani 2G; Reeve Murrell 15S.
PV: Dakota Bourgie 1G, 2A; Nick Martinelli 2G; Nick Stelmaszyk 11S.
Irvington 8, Eastchester/Tuckahoe 7
E/T: Declan Connolly 3G, 2A; Nick Martucci 2G; Dan Ulaj 1G; Ryan Johnson 1G; John Dealy 2A; Allesandro Liasatos 12S.
John Jay-Cross River 11, Carmel 3
JJ: James Tesi 3G, 1A; Dash Stewart 2G; Jack Hartney 2G; Dino Rajamani 1G, 3A; Porter Bysshe 2CTO, 3GB; Blake O’Callaghan 9S.
C: Landon Beauchesne 1G; Braden Ross 1G; John Kasbaria 1G; David Mahoskey 2A.
North Salem 10, Ardsley 9
NS: Max Cotrone 3G, 3A; Drew Karam 3G, 2A; Nico Rouse 3G, 1A; Owen Killeen 1G; Brady Armstrong 2A; Tyler Bynes 19S.
Westlake 9, Wappingers 7
Ws: Nicholas DiNapoli 5G, 2A; Luca Piazza 2G; Romen Monaco 2A; Danny Ballerini 1G, 1A; James Pickering 1G, 1A; Dean Zaino 18S.
Somers 15, Mahopac 6
So: Tristan Iglesias 5G, 3A; Dylan Jimenez 6G, 1A; Xander DiPasquale 2G, 1A; Brett Kennedy 1G, 1A; Jayden Newman 2A; Hudson Ruby 9S.
Ma: Liam Jones 2G, 1A; Gavin O’Keefe 2G.
Hastings at Keio
Wednesday, April 8
Rye unable to keep pace with Garden City
RYE – Looking for the silver lining?
There were moments at both ends of the field where Rye was able to stay in stride with a nationally ranked opponent. A humbling 12-4 loss to Garden City on Wednesday, though, illustrated the importance of stringing those moments into stretches that last more than 70 seconds.
Each mental and physical mistake proved costly.
“We were slow in transition,” Garnets senior midfielder Carson Miller said. “They were beating us in the sub game continuously. Our sticks were not good at all. We just kept committing turnovers and getting them into transition. We were kind of just lazy. There was a lack of effort from myself and the other midfielders to get over, play defense and stop what they do best, score in transition with all those great athletes.”
Yep.
It got away very quickly. Miller threw a pinpoint setup to Henry Gilroy for a goal on the crease in the opening minute of the second quarter. The highlight-worthy connection got Rye within 3-2 and provided needed adrenaline.
Ben Smith answered for the defending NYSPHSAA Class B champions a mere 19 seconds later, sparking a 5-1 run to close out the half.
“We have to buckle down in practice,” junior attackman Charlie Brady said. “They probably got eight goals in transition. We have to play harder than we did today. … Our schedule is extremely hard this year. These games are going to teach us a lot of lessons. We’re going to develop going against that kind of talent and get better each game. When it comes time for the playoffs, we’ll be ready.”
Box score
Garden City (6-0): Charlie Koester 2G; James DeBusschere 2A; Merit Ruckh 1G; Anthony Asaro 1G, 1A; Ben Smith 4G; Brayden Robertiello 1G, 1A, 15/20FO; Chase Kraus 2G, 1A; Jeffery Finell 1G; Zach Psilakis 10S.
Rye (1-2): Charlie Brady 1G; Carson Miller 2G, 1A; Henry Gilroy 1G; Thomas Goldzer 2A; Max Niejadlik 4GB; Sam LaMonte 12S.
Takeaways
Over the last five years, Rye is 2-8 against traditional Long Island powers. The wins both came against Cold Spring Harbor.
Miller scored 70 seconds after halftime to make it 8-4, but Rye was shut out the rest of the way. There will be a time when the systems put in place by a new coaching staff feel more familiar and the play calls prompt a change of direction without a delay.
Robertiello was a problem for the Garnets at the X. Garden City netted three quick-strike goals when the Penn State commit went into attack mode off wins.
North Rockland 11, Pearl River 10
NRk: Mason Sepinski 4G; Noah Hilliard 2G, 2A; Luke D’Espoistio 3G, 1A; Tanner McGovern 1G, 2A; Kieran Jones 13S.
PR: Tommy Mahoney 3G; Mark Ostemeier 3G.
Note: The Red Raiders were down five early in the third but closed on a 7-1 run. .
Rye Country Day 17, Harvey 1
RCDS: Milin Torgalkar 5G, 2A; Joseph Rafferty 4G, 1A; Alexander Vlasto 3G, 8/8FO; Xavier Perkins 2G, 2A; Henry Harvey 2G, 2A; Xander Harwood 1G, 3A.
Hackley 18, Horace Mann 1
Hk: Nick Dimopoulus 3G, 2A; Dan Ehrlich 3G, 2A; Mike Price 4G; James Marra 3G; Charlie Napach 2G, 1A.
Mamaroneck 22, Lakeland/Panas 1
L/P: Aaron Federoff 1G; Dan Horowitz 12S.
Hen Hud at Edgemont
Thursday, April 9
Yorktown resets, then upsets, nationally-ranked Darien
YORKTOWN – Seriously?
To be polite, the interstate rivalry between Yorktown and Darien, Connecticut has been lopsided for a decade, so another demonstrative win by the nationally-ranked Blue Wave felt inevitable.
Surprise!
A clever game plan and disciplined execution by the Huskers resulted in a stunning 9-6 win Thursday at Charlie Murphy Field.
It was the very definition of an upset.
“This is amazing,” Yorktown defender Evan Kurth said. “We just knew we could beat these guys. Practice has been very, very active this week. We’ve really been getting after each other. We knew we were prepared for this game.”
After suffering a humbling loss to Cold Spring Harbor a week ago, the Huskers got serious. That reality check is responsible for a moment that stirred up memories of the program’s glory days.
“We’re all very energized now,” Yorktown attackman Tommy Carney said. “We know we can be a great team. We have to get to that level, though. We are going to be playing more great teams and we have to stay focused.”
The bar is now considerably higher for the Huskers.
Getting a jump on the No. 21 team in the USA Lacrosse Magazine High School Boys’ National Top 25 was critical and Carney made it 1-0 with 6:30 to play in the first quarter, converting a Vinny Marchini setup.
The Blue Wave answered a minute later, but Ryan Fastiggi got Yorktown back on top and Frankie Ofrias pumped up the volume when he extended the lead to 3-1 early in the second quarter.
Hunter Mezzatesta delivered a pair of brazen saves and Tyler Caricati began piling up faceoff wins.
“It was so important to get those early goals,” Carney said. “We were very motivated this entire week. Everybody had to contribute, so I’m proud of everyone today.”
Darien flexed momentarily, going on a 4-1 run to close out the half.
J.T. Carney knotted the score then dodged from X and shoveled in a goal, putting the Huskers in front 6-5 with 6:04 to play in the third. Yorktown was in control of the clock the entire game. The offense moved the ball without hesitation and used time wisely. Brady Sheridan, Fastiggi and Ofrias made it a five-goal, second-half run and had the Huskers up 9-5 with 8:21 remaining.
One last Mezzatesa save in the closing minutes put an exclamation point on the win.
“After the Cold Spring Harbor game, we really got on each other,” Kurth said. “We almost got too mad, but we prepared all week for this. I knew as soon as we stepped on the field, the defense had it. We all were communicating, sliding and helping. It was a great performance.”
Box score
Darien (2-1): Max McBride 2G; Ryan Thurlow 1G, 1A; Chase Lane 1G; Henry Jeffels 1G, 1A; Wes Scallin 1G; Teddy Baum 1A; Blake Wilson 4S.
Yorktown (2-1): Frankie Ofrias 3G; Tommy Carney 1G, 1A; J.T. Carney 2G; Gianluca Marchini 3A; Ryan Fastiggi 2G, Brady Sheridan 1G; Hunter Mezzatesta 10S; Tyler Caricati 12/17FO.
Takeaways
Since 2009, the game has been played to honor a longtime Westchester/Fairfield lacrosse superfan, but it’s been so long since Darien lost, the Blue Wave neglected to bring the Tom Lener Memorial Cup so the handoff will occur in the coming days.
Fastiggi had a tough day against Cold Spring Harbor, but more than made up for it Thursday with his performance at the X. He was quick off the whistle and secured each possession with attitude.
Yorktown’s patience under pressure was impressive. There are several movers and shakers on the offensive end who can run clock and still get a quality look. And they can make quick decisions, too, in transition. Don’t be surprised if the Huskers go with this game plan again.
Kennedy Catholic 12, Molloy 5
KC: Jack Tota 5G, 2A; Colin Romanowicz 3G, 5A; Aidan Kinsley 2G, 2A, 8CTO; Jason Polcari 11S.
Clarkstown North 8, Eastchester/Tuckahoe 6
CN: Alex Mulackal 3G, 3A; Ryan McMahon 1G, 1A; A. Ryan 2G, 2A.
E/T: Declan Connolly 3G, 2A; Ryan Johnson 1G; Nick Martucci 1G, 1A; Dan Ulaj 1G; John Dealy 2A; Alessandro Liasatos 10S.
Carmel 13, Arlington 7
Ca: Colin Sullivan 4G, 1A; Braden Ross 3G, 1A; John Kasbarian 2G, 1A; Miles Parchen 2G; Dom Zaino 9S; Lucas Economou 9FOW.
Tappan Zee 14, Suffern 3
TZ: Collin Butler 1G, 5A; Brendan Kukla 3G, 1A; Rian Hargaden 4G; Liam Coleman 3G, 1A; Binak Bruncaj 7S; Matt Kryger 4CTO; Phelan Bennet 12/19FO.
Sf: Matt Norum 1G; Mason Gargaliano 1G; Vincent Tinelli 1G; Robert Sgueglia 25S.
Byram Hills 21, Dobbs Ferry 9
BH: Reid DuToit 5G, 1A; Shane Horowitz 2G, 4A; Alex Rothenberg 5G, 3A; Nico Palermiti 6G, 1A; Judd Spiewak 29/29FO, 1A.
Fox Lane 4, Valhalla 1
FL: Ryan Hardie 1G, 1A; Tyler Davidson 1G; Drew Nathan 1G; Justin Cohen 1G; Luke Valenti 11S.
Val: James Vamossy 1G; Luke Foisset 1A; Mikey Hart 12S.
Sleepy Hollow 16, Hastings 0
SH: Ben Meyer 4G; Andre Estevez 3G; Ryck Van Lent 2G, 2A; Magnus Cawley 2G; Richard Sullivan 7S.
Hs: Nate Fallon 12S.
Irvington 10, Ossining 4
Oss: Logan Idi 2G, 16/16FO; Dylan Bryant 1G, 1A; Shawn Murphy 18S.
Shawnee (N.J.) 11, Somers 7
So: Tristan Iglesias 3G; Dylan Jimenez 1G, 1A; Jayden Newman 1G; Xander DiPasquale 1G; Hudson Ruby 15S.
Rye Neck 10, Haldane 6
RN: Jack Martz 6G, 1A; Charlie Barker 2G, 4A; Rees Johnston 1G, 1A; Logan Williams 1G, 1A; John Sykes 11S.
Mahopac 7, Joel Barlow (Conn.) 6
Ma: Gavin Okeefe 2G; Liam Jones 2G, 1A; Landon Saracco 1G, 2A; Tommy Vitello 1G; Patrick Stirpe 1G; Ryan Larue 1A, 5GB; Kevin Feeley 12S.
Wilton (Conn.) 8, Stepinac 2
AS: Luke Feshal 4GB, 5CTO; Kiernan Austin 4GB, 2CTO; Gio Mirable 7/11FO.
Pleasantville 18, Brewster 9
Pv: Colin McDonough 6G; Braden Feeney 4G, 1A; David Hundzynski 2G, 5A, 17/20FO; Matteo Pettricione 2G, 3A; George Kennedy 2G, 1A; Ryan Nappi 1G, 1A; Declan Curry 11S.
Bw: Luke Cunningham 6G, 1A; Frank Tuminello 1G, 2A; Paul Rienzi 2G, 1A; AJ Accurso 3A.
Staples (Conn.) 17, Greeley 8
HG: Jackson Barr 3G, 1A; Thomas Pollard 2G, 1A; Tighe Dolan 2G, 1A; Luke Dessi 1G, 1A; Brian Ross 2A; Luke Kaplow 11S.
Iona Prep 10, Don Bosco (N.J.) 4
IP: Tim Plunkett 5G, 1A; Billy Haggerty 2G, 2A; Dillon Sykes 1G, 1A; Matt Napolitano 1G, 1A; Sean O’Boyle 2A; Drew Hiltsey 1G.
DB: Jason Koo 1G, 2A; Heston Halesworth 1G, 1A; Brady Kashear 1G; Hudson Villareal 1A.
Note: Bosco came in No. 13 in the latest Inside Lacrosse Q-Collar Boys High School National Top 25.
Blind Brook at North Salem
Ardsley at Albertus Magnus
Friday, April 10
Rye Country Day 17, King 8
RCDS: Joseph Rafferty 6G, 2A; Milin Torgalkar 5G, 3A; Xander Harwood 4G; Xavier Perkins 1G, 2A; Charlie Pearle 1A, 7GB; Wiley O’Connor 1A, 5GB; Alex Vlasto 17/21FO; Sebastian Rafferty 8S.
Suffern 9, Nanuet 6
Sf: Mason Gargaliano 3G; Owen Cosgrove 1G, 2A; Tynan Cosgrove 1G, 2A; Matt Norum 2G, 2A; Robert Sgueglia 20S; Aiden Braut 13/19FO.
Nt: Gabe Hasan 1G, 3A.
Pelham 11, Scarsdale 2
Pel: Will Alexander 3G; Justin Irani 2G, 1A; Ford Fairback 1G, 2A; Reeve Murrell 10S.
John Jay-Cross River 14, North Rockland 3
JJ: James Tesi 4G, 2A; Dino Rajamani 2G, 2A; Riley McMahon 3G; Jack Casey 3G; Dash Stewert 2G, 1A: Porter Bysshe 1A, 6GB, 1CTO; Nicholas Harris 7CTO, 5GB; Blake O’Callaghan 9S.
Putnam Valley 11, John Jay-East Fishkill 9
PV: Nick Martinelli 4G, 1A; Jaxson Bowe 4A; T.J. Ferraguzzi 2G, 1A; Andre Tarrant 2G, 1A; Mikey Frye 2G; Dakota Bourgie 1G, 1A.
Mike Dougherty covers high school lacrosse for The Journal News/lohud.com.
This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: Bronxville tops Greeley to open season 5-0, boys lacrosse scoreboard
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