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Saturday, April 11
Suffern 17, Mamaroneck 7
Michaela Fay had seven goals and two assists to lead Suffern. Elizabeth Torres added four goals, Madison McCarren had three goals and two assists, and Caroline Lance had a goal and an assist. Nevin Sullivan and Nicolina Giannettino each scored a goal, and YunHo Lee made 11 saves.
Darien (Connecticut) 11, Rye 6
Blake Sasse had three goals, an assist and two draw controls and Beau Whaling scored three goals for Rye in the loss to Darien, the top-ranked team in the country, according to USA Lacrosse Magazine. Mary Ebeling and Annie Toulouse each added two assists, Rose Denvir had two groundballs and a caused turnover, Clare Nemsick had four draw controls, and Dylan Ehrlich made eight saves. Darien’s Anna Von Kennel had four goals and an assist, Cameron Pokorny had three goals and an assist, and Molly Spellman made seven saves.
Wappingers 17, Scarsdale 2
Ava Feliciotto had three goals and four assists and Brooke Cameron had three goals, two assists and three draw controls to lead Wappingers. Abi Mucciolo added three goals, Morgan Jackson and Rylan Dorsman each scored twice, and Kenzie Kroohs had a goal, an assist and eight draw controls. Sophia Coffman had a goal and an assist, Alexa Reaves and Makenna Lavery each scored once, Katie Gaston had an assist, and Sophia Civitano (three saves) and Kiley Kroohs (four) combined at goalie. Scarsdale’s Ali Greco had a goal and an assist and Skylar Katz scored.
Manhasset (Long Island) 17, John Jay-Cross River 6
Fin Degl and Coco Inglis each scored twice for Cross River in the loss to Manhasset, which is ranked No. 5 in the country. Dillon Hall and Erin Brennan each added a goal, Maye Viders and Amelia Inglis each had two assists, and Riley McCaffery made 11 saves.
Briarcliff 13, Hen Hud 4
Lily Rowe had four goals and an assist to lead Briarcliff. Georgina Janos added three goals, Nicky Einhorn had two goals and an assist, and Maeve Warnier scored twice. Reilly Harkins had a goal and an assist, Angie Donahue scored once, Julie Labick and Zoe Giampa each had an assist, and Lila Dumas made five saves. Hen Hud’s Carleigh Ortiz scored two goals, including the 100th of her career, Bridget Couch and Kinsley Steinhiser each had a goal, and Kelsey Wong made nine saves.
Arlington 17, Byram Hills 6
Sophia Rescigno scored five goals to lead Arlington. Lyla DeGregorio had four assists, Rachel Lawrence had three goals and an assist, Lizzy Keevins and Avery Dini each scored three goals, and Aileen Keevins had two goals and two assists. Kaylee Luft scored once, Emma Grundig had two assists, Khloe Gallo had an assist, and Aurora Violante made three saves. Byram Hills’ Sydney Hecht scored five goals, Ava Gitler had a goal and an assist, and Kendall Sorenson made 11 saves.
Greeley 15, Harrison 2
Casey Appleton and Alessandra Ferrara each scored a goal in the loss for Harrison.
Mahopac 15, Shaker 11
Tappan Zee 12, Carey 2
Friday, April 10
Pelham 14, North Shore (Long Island) 4
Parker Koupal had five goals, an assist and a caused turnover to lead Pelham. Arden Keough added a goal and five assists, Brooke Green had three goals and an assist, and Colleen Sheehy had a goal, two assists and 12 draw controls. Maeve Meehan and Reen Dolan each scored their first varsity goal, Ella Klossner and Lilly Roberts each added a goal, Riley Campbell and Jolie Morselli each forced two turnovers, Lila To had an assist, and Scarlett Gristina made nine saves. North Shore’s Natalie Yoo had two goals and an assist, and Charlotte Passuello made three saves.
Haldane 14, Tuckahoe 13
Kayla Ruggiero had nine goals and an assist to lead Haldane. Anna-Cat Nelson added two goals and an assist, Marisa Peters had a goal and an assist, and Ellie Mahoney and Sami Thomas each scored once. Viv Eannacony made 16 saves in the win.
Pearl River 14, Clarkstown North 3
Claire Pritts had four goals and three assists to lead Pearl River. Carie Maye and Ella DiFabio each added three goals, and Brenna Bane had a goal and two assists. Lula Carey had a goal and an assist, Tess Sirakovsky and Kate O’Sullivan each scored a goal, and Maeve Callanan had an assist. North’s Gianna Pocalyko had a goal and an assist, Ryann Mollahan and Emma Mollahan each scored a goal, Kalyn Donnelly had an assist, and Blythe Leahy made 12 saves.
Ardsley 13, Dobbs Ferry 10
Juliette An had six goals and an assist and Sienna Kay made 11 saves to lead Ardsley. Krista Kelly added three goals and an assist, and Mairead Gowran and Hazel McGourty each scored twice. Dobbs Ferry’s Mary O’Dea scored three goals, Scarlett Kilroe had two, and Irma Bravo made five saves.
Pleasantville 17, Saratoga Springs 7
Samantha Schultz had four goals, 10 draw controls, two caused turnovers and two groundballs to lead Pleasantville. Maddie Becerra added two goals, five assists and a groundball, Fath Brown had three goals, four draw controls and a caused turnover, Ella Collins had two goals and three assists, Julie Karaqi had two goals, an assist and three draw controls, and Lindsay Matthews and Ella McCourtney each scored twice. Lily Magliulo, Abby Maceyak and Molly Lowe each recovered a groundball, and Gia Hirt made four saves. Saratoga Springs’ Josslyn Gould scored three goals.
Ossining 14, Yonkers 1
Gianna Munafo had two goals, including the first of her varsity career, along with an assist, three groundballs, two caused turnovers and her first draw control, leading Ossining. Bella McGrath added a goal, two assists, four groundballs, two caused turnovers and three draw controls. Defender Cora Bomwell had three groundballs and her first three assists, Bertina Hamzaj each scored her first two varsity goals, Kiera Sena scored twice, Amanda Morales, Kristyn Sagni and Allegra Starace each also had their first goals, and Eleri Fitzpatrick had a goal, an assist and two groundballs. Kelly Hoffman, Gabriella Cappello and Adriana Ingegneri each scored a goal, Nevaeh Gooden, Angelina Marra, Greidys Chuchuca and Evelin Sari each had two groundballs, Autumn-Larynn Joseph had three draw controls and a groundball, and Alexandra Tapia made four saves.
Hackley 13, Riverdale 6
Charlotte Frazier had five assists, Bridget Frazier had four goals and an assist, and Nora Esposito scored four goals to lead Hackley. Ali Baldwin added a goal and an assist, and Selila Fleck, Fiona Pedraza, Julia Feehan and Angelina Hummell each scored a goal, and Zena Hume made seven saves. Riverdale’s Julia Tyree had four goals and Gabby Arron made six saves.
Horace Greeley 13, Byram Hills 2
Grace Richards had three goals and three assists to lead Greeley. Samantha Rose added three goals, Julia Byrne and Gianna Limongello each scored twice, Chloe Phil had a goal, and Darby Robertson made three saves. Byram Hills’ Lila Vincaquerra and Emma Perna each scored once, and Kendall Sorenson made eight saves.
Ursuline 15, Lakeland/Panas 11
Edgemont 16, Valhalla 5
Blind Brook at Keio, 4:30 p.m.
Irvington at Putnam Valley, 4:45 p.m.
Thursday, April 9
White Plains 13, Harrison 2
Caitlyn Hyatt scored five goals and Kelly Constantino had two goals and three assists for White Plains. Kate O’Donnell and Francesca Marcotullio each had a goal and two assists, Kaitlyn Seguso, Brooke Thomas, McKenna Austin and Halle Archer each scored a goal, and Lauren Rogers made seven saves. Harrison’s Alessandra Ferrara and Ava Hernandez each had a goal and Rhianna Mota-Sanchez made eight saves.
Briarcliff 13, Croton-Harmon 7
Zoe Giampa scored four goals and Nicky Einhorn had two goals and two assists to lead Briarcliff. Lily Rowe had three goals, Georgina Janos had a goal and two assists, Reilly Harkins scored twice, Maeve Warniers had a goal and an assist, and Lila Dumas made nine saves. Croton’s Katelynn Quinlan scored five goals, Jordan Becker and Abby DeBeer each had one, and Lori Sur made 15 saves.
Rye Neck 15, New Rochelle 10
Nina Muller and Adriana Perez each scored five goals to lead Rye Neck. Ella Sperling added four goals, Kylie Mohr scored one and Charlotte McCallion made five saves. New Rochelle’s Milan Smith had six goals, an assist, six draw controls and two groundballs, Maeve Traynor had four goals and Ariella Marcus made seven saves.
Mahopac 16, Hen Hud 7
Ashley Koch had five goals and an assist for Mahopac. Gianna Cirelli added four goals and an assist, Bella Gangemi had three goals and Shay Massett scored twice. Jordyn Wanner and Brianna Artuso each had a goal, and Amanda Carey made four saves. Hen Hud’s Carleigh Ortiz and Kinsley Steinhiser each scored three goals, Avery Cody had a goal, Bridget Couch dished an assist, and Kelsey Wong made eight saves.
Yorktown honors Sheridan Gorman and earns sentimental victory
YORKTOWN HEIGHTS – Overcome with emotion and fighting through tears to speak, Jessica Gorman was effusive in thanking the community for its support throughout an unfathomably difficult period for her family.
She then shifted seamlessly, lightening the mood by joking about her bedazzled denim jacket offering little protection from the evening chill. But, she explained, it was designed by her daughter, customized with glittery patches, and meant to be worn to Yorktown sporting events.
The infusion of levity in that speech and the round of hugs that followed, and simply her parents’ presence at a girls lacrosse game, Lily Diaz said, was a reminder of what the team loved most about Sheridan Gorman.
“What her parents said kind of symbolized what she was like,” Diaz said of her friend and former teammate. “She always had a positive attitude, no matter what, and she would always be thinking about others.”
Sheridan Gorman was shot and killed on March 19 while walking near the campus of Loyola University in Chicago, where the 18-year-old was a freshman.
Her relatives still are reeling, and former schoolmates still are stunned by the tragedy, but players said it was uplifting to see Sheridan’s family attend a game the lacrosse program held in her honor. Thomas and Jessica Gorman addressed the audience in a pregame ceremony, and Sheridan’s sister Madelon greeted the team.
“It’s a situation no one should have to go through, but her family is amazing and we admire them,” said Yorktown coach Heather Raniolo, who organized the memorial game. “It’s been difficult for all of us, but we’ve leaned on each other. We’re trying to live like Sheridan — being positive and selfless.”
Buoyed by that wave of emotion and fueled almost by a sense of duty, the Huskers followed up with a 16-11 victory, building an insurmountable lead and holding on to beat previously undefeated John Jay-Cross River.
“This game being for Sheridan,” Diaz said, “the whole team had a different kind of energy and hunger. Her spirit was with us.”
Turning point
Diaz intercepted a pass inside the 10 and initiated a fast break, racing the length of the field and flipping a pass to Sydney Sateriale, whose goal gave Yorktown a 2-0 lead with 6:43 left in the first quarter. There was a similar sequence three minutes later when Diaz forced another turnover and Ava Ryan eventually scored in transition, giving the Huskers a three-goal lead.
With an aggressive and opportunistic defense, and an offense that was remarkably cohesive in its ball movement and precise with its shot placement, Yorktown thoroughly dominated the first half and took a 12-2 lead to halftime.
“We knew that John Jay was going to be one of our toughest opponents this year, so this was a big win for us,” said Ryan, who scored a game-high six goals. “Our team is doing a great job of keeping our heads up and looking for each other. I got a lot of passes from Sydney, and us doing this well was a result of everyone sharing the ball.”
Yorktown won the Section 1 Class B championship last spring after rebounding from a slow start. This group, despite a roster filled with underclassmen, is well ahead of its pace from last season. The Huskers have overwhelmed most of their opponents thus far and the victory over John Jay was their third against a team with realistic title aspirations.
Player of the game
Diaz contributed in all facets and was a catalyst on both ends of the field. The midfielder had two goals and two assists, forced seven turnovers, recovered six groundballs and won six draw controls, including the 200th of her career.
“The draw-takers and the ones on the circle set me up for success, so I owe it to them,” the junior said of the milestone. “I think the turnovers and our fast start were a product of us being inspired, coming out fired up and wanting to win for Sheridan.”
Box score
Yorktown (6-0) — Ryan 6g, 1a, 4gb; Annie Cunneen 4g, 1a, 3DC; Sateriale 3g, 2a, 4DC; Gianna Boucher 1g, 2gb; Sam Conboy (two saves) and Julia Fitzsimons (three) combined at goalkeeper.
John Jay-Cross River (4-1) — Coco Inglis 5g; Fin Degl 3g, 2a, 8DC; Maye Viders 2g; Dillon Hall 1g; Riley McCaffrey made three saves.
They said it
“She was the team manager when I was in eighth grade and she was always looking out for everyone,” Ryan, a sophomore, said of Sheridan Gorman. “She used to drive me around if I needed to get somewhere, and she’d do things like that for the younger players. She was always super positive and I’ll never forget that.”
Yorktown High School will have a commemorative brick installed in the ground near the entrance of Charlie Murphy Athletic Field. Inscribed on it will be a heart with the message, “Live like Sheridan Gorman.”
“Every day when we walk down to the field for practice or a game,” Raniolo said, “we’ll pass it and we’ll think of her.”
Stephen Haynes covers sports for The Journal News/lohud.
Wednesday, April 8
Pelham 16, Bronxville 12
Brooke Green had eight goals and five draw controls to lead Pelham. Arden Keough added four goals, an assist and eight draw controls. Parker Koupal scored twice, Kate McGovern notched her first varsity goal, and Hannah Kindig also scored. Riley Campbell had three caused turnovers and three groundballs, Colleen Sheehy and Ava Orlando each had a draw control, and Scarlett Gristina made three saves. Bronxville’s Charlotte Murray had four goals, an assist and five draw controls. Ellie Garafalo had two goals and two assists, and Kendall Valente, Caroline Melchionni and Rose Woolery each scored twice. Mabel Arrighi had an assist and three draw controls, Greta Warren had a draw control and Michaela Doheny made four saves.
Fox Lane 17, Saratoga Springs 7
Senior Michaela Kaltsas had four draw controls, two assists and four goals, including the 200th of her career, for Fox Lane. Taylor Webb added five goals and two assists, Dylan New had three goals and four caused turnovers, Cora Moore had two goals, two assists and 10 draw controls, and Julia Sirchia had two goals and two groundballs. Hadley Webb scored once, Ava Oliva had an assist, Madyson Greene had five draw controls and three groundballs, Phoebe Fisher had two groundballs and two caused turnovers, Isabel Valenzuela had two caused turnovers, and Molly Rodriguez made four saves. Saratoga Springs’ Josslyn Gould and Rilynn Reeves each scored twice and Ursula Obstarczyk made seven saves.
North Salem 13, Pawling 12 (OT)
Ashley Cindrich had five goals and an assist to lead North Salem. Sydney Merriman added three goals, Abby Cassidy had a goal and three assists, and Noemi Torres scored twice. Ella Santis and Kylie Robinson each scored a goal and Kylie Dell made eight saves in the win. Pawling’s Mackenzie Wahl had eight goals, three assists and nine draw controls. Emily Nevermann had four goals and two assists, and Maddy Pfister made 15 saves.
Sleepy Hollow 15, Hastings 8
Lucia Conace had four goals and two assists to lead Sleepy Hollow. Lara Hansen and Maeve Yox each scored three goals, Kate Livingston had two goals and two assists, and Libby Block had a goal and two assists. Ruby Liflander and Amelia Ferreira Dias each scored once, and Eliza Boozer (five saves) and Anissa Hernandez Murray (two) combined at goalkeeper. Hastings’ Alina Abrams had four goals, Mila Angoff had three goals and an assist, and Adela Mihalescu scored a goal.
Mamaroneck 20, Ursuline 10
Lucy Bevilacqua scored six goals and Fiona Duffy had four goals and four assists to lead Mamaroneck. Lindsay Suman added three goals, Lexi Suman had two goals and eight draw controls, Teagan Hanrahan had two goals and four draw controls, Tess Bevilacqua scored twice, and BB Mackie had a goal and an assist. Ellis Stanley had three draw controls and Caroline Beyrich made six saves.
Wappingers 14, Arlington 11
Brooke Cameron had three goals and three assists to lead Wappingers. Alexa Reaves added three goals and two assists, Sophia Coffman scored three goals, and Rylin Dorsman had two goals and an assist. Ava Feliciotto had a goal and two assists, Morgan Jackson and Mackenzie Kroohs each scored once, and Sophia Civitano (four saves) and Kiley Kroohs (two) combined at goalie. Arlington’s Aileen Keevins had six goals and an assist, Emma Grundig and Sophia Rescigno each scored twice, Nicole Petrillo had a goal and an assist, and Lyla DeGregorio and Kaylee Luft each had an assist. Aurora Violante made six saves.
Brewster 16, Carmel 9
Amelia Walsh had seven goals and five assists to lead Brewster. Carmel’s Violet DeLuca scored four goals, Addison Palmieri had three and Claire Harney scored twice, and Angelina Zaino made nine saves.
Rye Country Day School 16, Holy Child 6
Maya Torgalkar had five goals, two assists, 10 draw controls and two caused turnovers to lead RCDS. Elle Mason added four goals, two assists, three caused turnovers and three draw controls. Leela Torgalkar had three goals and an assist, Camilia Mason scored a goal, Bailey Donovan forced two turnovers, and Dylan Fenyes made five saves. Holy Childs’ Grace Doyle scored five goals and Katie Jacobs made six saves.
Hackley 16, St. Luke’s 11
Nora Esposito had four goals and three assists and Selila Fleck scored five goals to lead Hackley. Bridget Frazier added two goals and four assists, Charlotte Frazier had two goals and two assists, Julia Feehan and Savannah Stanek each scored once, and Zena Hume made 12 saves in the win. St. Luke’s Maeve Konrad scored five goals and Ally Posner had nine saves.
Westlake 19, Edgemont 12
Maeve Walsh had eight goals and five assists to lead Westlake. Ellie Georgiodakis added six assists, Hailey McCloskey had four goals and six draw controls, and Alexandra Zrowka had three goals, an assist and 13 draw controls. Bridget Doherty scored twice, Jaiden Dominguez and Hailey Rushneck each had a goal, and Sofia Celaj made three saves in the win. Edgemont’s Abby Kaplan had six goals and five draw controls and Simone Segal scored twice and had two draw controls. Sabrina Nuhko, Zoe Robbins, Eleni Piniros and Elyse Blumberg each had a goal, Emma Paraschac had an assist, Alexa Paley and Alexa Kabakov each had a draw control, and Annabelle Pragay made nine saves.
Ardsley 15, Valhalla 5
Juliette An had four goals and two assists to lead Ardsley. Krista Kelly added four goals and an assist, Mairead Gowran had three goals and an assist, Anna Gallante had a goal and an assist, Lyla Vega scored once, Lily Tiernan had two assists and Helene Dillon had one, and Sienna Kay made three saves in the win. Valhalla’s Gabriella Hendrickson scored twice, Elisha Jenkins, Mia Martinez and Isabella Napoli each had a goal, Sofia De Ossa had an assist, and Antonella Angeles made 15 saves.
Tappan Zee 15, Pearl River 6
Emily Butler had six goals, four assists and six draw controls to lead Tappan Zee. Scarlett Amandola added three goals, three saves and five draw controls, Julia Kiernan, Kelsey Slane and Maria Covino each scored twice, and Lilly Lennon had an assist. Pearl River’s Brenna Bane, Maeve Callanan, LuLu Carey, Ella DiFabio, Claire Pritts and Kaitlin Tarsnane each scored a goal.
Irvington 12, Tuckahoe 1
Federica Ricciardella had a goal, five assists and 11 draw controls to lead Irvington. Leila Schneider added a goal and an assist, and Daisy Hodges, Sophia Im, Lilian Isom, Hazel Kwon, Skylar Coyne, Zoe Gonzlez, Maddie Okun, Natalie Rushford, Lena Svigals and Lizzie Villa each scored once. Tuckahoe’s Riley Doody had a goal and Allison China made a save.
Rye Neck 17, Keio 3
Sophomore Nina Muller scored her 100th career goal in the win for Rye Neck.
Suffern 14, Clarkstown South 7
Eastchester at Blind Brook, 4:30 p.m.
Nanuet at Nyack, 4:30 p.m.
Clarkstown North at North Rockland, 4:30 p.m.
Rye disappointed, not disheartened after Wilton rallies to win
RYE – This sequence was somewhat of a synopsis of the second half.
Lucy Wood gathered a loose ball and emerged from the scrum, ending a frenetic scramble in which it seemed possession changed 10 times in as many seconds, and the sophomore cleared it with an outlet pass that got Rye in transition.
Trailing by a goal in the waning minutes, that turnover breathed life into the Garnets with 1:03 remaining and, for a moment, gave them and their fans hope of an exciting script-flipping ending.
But, after a meticulous setup created for the offense a close-range attempt, the shot was deflected near the crease and recovered by the goalkeeper with 11 seconds left as visiting Wilton, Connecticut eked out a 7-6 win over Rye.
“We’re always focused on moving forward to what’s next,” senior Beau Whaling said on April 7, “but we do have to reflect on a game like this.”
It was an especially frustrating result for the Garnets not just because they allowed the Connecticut powerhouse to score five unanswered goals to close, wasting their dominant start, but because the team did so many of the difficult things well and couldn’t capitalize.
“This one hurt,” said coach Michelle Mason, whose team scored the first five goals. “We’re at home and have a good lead, but we had a tough day on the end of the field that’s usually a strength for us.”
Despite a rebuilt back line and a freshman goalie, Rye excelled defensively and made several key stops, giving its star-studded offense a chance to pull away early and, eventually, an opportunity to force overtime. Instead, the Warriors rallied to beat them for a second straight season, and by an identical score.
“They hate losing, so this will definitely be a motivator,” the coach said. “Sometimes, the best way to learn is from hitting your face on the ground and getting back up.”
Turning point
The Garnets “were prepared” for Wilton, Whaling said, after studying film and strategizing during the holiday week. They also were eager to avenge the overtime loss from a year ago.
It showed in the first quarter as Rye stifled them, offsetting an early edge in draw controls, while also moving the ball well and creating openings within the 8-meter arc. Annie Toulouse’s goal gave them a 5-0 lead with 40 seconds left in the first quarter.
“They have great stick skills and their aggressiveness on the ride was something we had to adjust to,” said Wilton star Rose Bilella, a midfielder headed to Marquette. “We stayed composed, our defense kept us in it, and we figured a way to counter them and start scoring.”
The Warriors chipped away, drawing to within 5-2 at halftime, and allowed only Whaling’s goal on a bouncer in the third quarter. Their offense erupted in the fourth, aided by the defense, and Harper Pattillo tied it at 6 with 9:17 remaining following a turnover.
Bilella eventually scored the winner with 3:06 to go, capitalizing on a foul with a free-position alignment that gave her a clear path to the goal.
The Garnets’ best chance to answer came on the ensuing possession, after drawing their own free position with 2:12 left, but a high liner from 10 yards was stopped on Samantha McDonnell’s eighth save.
Box score
Rye (2-2) — Whaling 2g, 1 gb; Toulouse 1g, 1a; Blake Sasse 2g, 1CTO; Paloma Pepper 1g; Mia Howson 1a; Mary Ebeling 1a, 2DC, 1CTO, 1gb; Wood 3gb, 1CTO; Nemsick 2gb, 4DC; Coco Peters 3gb, 2CTO; Emma Pedone 1CTO; Peyton Leahy 2CTO, 2gb; Dylan Ehrlich seven saves and a groundball.
Wilton (1-0) — Bilella 2g; Pattillo 1g; Liza Fogelson 2g; Riley Malay 1g; Avery DeCore 1g.
Takeaways
Rye is a deep and talented squad that is expected to contend for a Section 1 championship, at least. With an eye toward those lofty goals, their schedule includes several non-league matchups against elite teams, meant to test and prepare them.
The Garnets traveled to Florida last week and took an 11-8 loss to American Heritage, a team ranked 15th in the nation. Still, that performance was encouraging against a team that good, Mason said.
Wilton is also formidable, and its roster features seven Div. I college commits, but the Garnets acknowledge this was a contest they should’ve won.
“We need to keep our poise on offense,” Whaling said. “We’ve been playing well, and we started fast, but we kind of lost that.”
The senior is a Duke commit who is among Rye’s cadre of offensive standouts. And that unit could receive a boost down the stretch as USC-bound midfielder Paige Tepedino nears a return from a torn ACL.
The variable entering this spring was a defense whose only returning starter was Clare Nemsick, but that group has done well. So, despite the disappointment, the Garnets’ trajectory hasn’t changed.
“We played really well defensively, our transition looked great, our ride was good,” Mason said. “We just had a hard time getting into a rhythm on offense. But we’ll get better from this, and we still have high expectations for ourselves.”
Stephen Haynes covers sports for The Journal News/lohud.
Tuesday, April 7
Pleasantville 19, Greenwich (Connecticut) 15
Julie Karaqi had seven goals, an assist and two draw controls, and Faith Brown had six goals, two assists and seven draw controls to lead Pleasantville. The teams were tied at 11 late in the third quarter, but the Panthers took control with a 7-0 run. Ella Collins added four goals and four assists, Samantha Schultz had a goal, three assists, 17 draw controls and a caused turnover, and Maddie Becerra had a goal and two assists. Emerson Menig had a groundball and Gia Hirt made six saves in the win. Greenwich’s Dillon McFerran and Giselle DiPietro each scored six goals.
Suffern 13, Niskayuna 4
Michaela Fay scored seven goals to lead Suffern. Elizabeth Torres added four goals and an assist, Madison McCarren had a goal and two assists, and Nevin Sullivan scored a goal. Emily Stevens and Caroline Lance each had an assist, and YunHo Lee made two saves in the win. Niskayuna’s Madelyn Cummings had three goals and Emily Ciesnski had nine saves.
Sleepy Hollow 17, Port Chester 6
Lucia Conace had six goals and four assists to lead Sleepy Hollow. Kate Livingston added three goals and three assists, Ruby Liflander had three goals and an assist, and Amelia Ferreira Dias had two goals and an assist. Maeve Yox had two goals and an assist, Libby Block had two assists, Lara Hansen scored once, and Eliza Boozer (seven saves) and Anissa Hernandez-Murray (two) combined at goalkeeper. Port Chester’s McKayla McLoughlin scored four goals, Dominica Pryzslak had two goals, and Anastasia Wojdyla made 11 saves.
Dobbs Ferry 17, Ossining 15
Scarlett Kilroe had four goals, three assists, three caused turnovers and 12 draw controls to lead Dobbs Ferry. J Curanovic added five goals and an assist, Mary O’Dea had three goals, two assists and five draw controls, and Molly O’Brien had two goals, an assist and two draw controls. Megan Hartnett scored twice, Hollen Peet had a goal, Olivia Malinowski had four caused turnovers and six groundballs, and Claire Coughlin made six saves in the win. Ossining’s Kiera Sena had six goals, an assist and 10 groundballs. Isabella McGrath had a goal and three assists, Eleri Fitzpatrick and Natalie Marx each scored once, and Gianna Munafo had three assists.
South Side 17, Ursuline 1
Monday, April 6
White Plains 17, New Rochelle 4
Kaitlyn Seguso had three goals and two assists and Lauren Rogers made 13 saves to lead White Plains. Brooke Thomas and Caitlyn Hyatt each added three goals, Francesca Marcotullio and Kate O’Donnell each scored twice, and Kelly Constantino had a goal and two assists. Madilyn Hyatt notched her first varsity goal, McKenna Austin and Sabrina Kittelstad each scored once, and Michelle Arias had an assist. New Rochelle’s Milan Smith had three goals, Maeve Traynor scored one and Chloe Cappiello had five saves.
Hastings 15, Yonkers 3
Alina Abrams had five goals and an assist, and Rory McKinnon had four goals and seven groundballs for Hastings. Mila Angoff added two goals, an assist, eight draw controls and two groundballs. Olivia Huang had two goals and an assist, Caroline Emilio scored twice and Saydi Landon made two saves in the win. Yonkers’ Nicoya Davis scored three goals, Melody Hernandez and Reinhart Davis each had an assist, and Deborah Oppong Ampadu made 14 saves.
Yorktown 16, Hen Hud 5
Sydney Sateriale had four goals, an assist, two caused turnovers, three groundballs and two draw controls to lead Yorktown. Lily Diaz added four assists, two caused turnovers and five draw controls. Ava Ryan had three goals, two assists, a caused turnover and a groundball. Ella Robustelli scored twice, Isabella Todd and Gia Burns each scored their first varsity goal, Juliet Horton had a goal and two groundballs and Isabelle Wilson had an assist, two caused turnovers and two groundballs. Gianna Boucher had three caused turnovers and two groundballs, Riley Gross had two caused turnovers, Megan Durante had a caused turnover and a groundball, and Khloe Clarkin had two groundballs and a draw control. Julia Fitzsimmons (four saves) and Sam Conboy (one) combined at goalkeeper in the win.
Rye Country Day School 8, Fieldston 7
Maya Torgalkar had four goals, an assist, six draw controls and two caused turnovers to lead RCDS. Elle Mason added two goals, an assist and a caused turnover, Leela Torgalkar had a goal, an assist and two caused turnovers, and Sarah Anderson had a goal and three assists. Clare Keating had three draw controls and a caused turnover, Bailey Donovan forced three turnovers, and Dylan Fenyes made four saves. Fieldston’s Shea Twibell and Hazel Cignarella each scored twice.
Fox Lane 17, Byram Hills 1
Dylan New had seven goals and an assist and Michael Kaltsas had six goals and an assist for Fox Lane. Taylor Webb added two goals and two assists, Cora Moore had four assists and eight draw controls and Isabel Valenzuela had two caused turnovers. Phoebe Skinner added a goal, Hadley Webb scored the first of her varsity career, Ava Oliva had three draw controls, Madyson Greene had two draw controls and three groundballs, Phoebe Fisher had two groundballs and Molly Rodriguez made five saves. Byram Hills’ Emma Perna scored and Kendall Sorensen made 11 saves.
Blind Brook 17, Tuckahoe 8
Eliza Barnett had seven goals and three assists to lead Blind Brook. Tatum Korpi added four goals and four assists, Lexi Muoio had three goals and three assists, and Kyra Fischer scored three goals.
Eastchester 16, Irvington 5
Ciara Kelly had four goals and two assists to lead Eastchester. Gianna Faber added three goals and two assists, Marry Murray scored three goals, Sienna Giaquinta had two goals and three assists, and Noelle Giaquinta had two goals and an assist. Irvington’s Federica Ricciardelli and Foley each scored twice and Lizzie Villa had a goal.
Haldane 15, Edgemont 12
Kayla Ruggiero had eight goals and an assist to lead Haldane. Marisa Peters added three goals and three assists, and Anna-Cat Nelson scored twice. Taya Robinson and Ellie Mahoney each scored a goal, Stella Gretina had an assist, and Viv Eannacony made seven saves. Edgemont’s Simone Segal and Addy Kaplan each scored four goals, Rowan Luker had two goals, Sabrina Nuhko and Emma Paraschac each had a goal, and Annabelle Pragay made eight saves.
Westlake at Putnam Valley, 11 a.m.
North Salem at Keio, 5 p.m.
This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: Fay’s nine points lead Suffern, girls lacrosse scoreboard for April 6-12
Reporting by Stephen Haynes, Rockland/Westchester Journal News / Rockland/Westchester Journal News
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