Suffern got its revenge today against Pearl River. Maggie Sharp had five goals, including the winner with 3:18 left, as the Mounties beat the Pirates 10-9. Kelsey Rehain had three goals and five assists in the win. Molly Davin, Megan McBrien, Kiara McMullen and Kelly Mulligan each scored two goals for Pearl River. 

Here’s the rest of Thursday’s action:

Convent of the Sacred Heart 17, Masters 4: At the Convent of the Sacred Heart in Conn., Alice Chapman had two goals and an assist for the Panthers. Maddy Pitkin scored the other two goals.

Hastings 11, Sleepy Hollow 2: At Hastings, Dana Borelli and Kari McWalters each scored three goals. Teammate Hannah Wyman had 11 saves. Andrea Alverez and Annelise Birritella scored for the Horsemen.

Arlington 11, Hen Hud 9: At Hen Hud, Deanna Peterson and Kelsey Sherman each scored three goals for the Sailors.

King & Low-Heywood Thomas 16, Holy Child 15: At Holy Child, Hadley Duncan, Maggie Ryan, and Charlotte Tierney each had six points.

(CORRECTION — New Rochelle 9, White Plains 8:) At New Rochelle, Misha Green had three goals for New Rochelle. Nicole Barnes made 17 saves for the Tigers.  

Fox Lane 19, Edgemont 6: At Edgemont, Nilsa Toppe had six goals for the Foxes. Teammate Sammy Jo Tracy had four goals and three assists. Mirand Soloff and Alex Lugovina both had two goals for the Panthers. 

Greenwich 16, Rye Country Day 3: At Greenwich, Jena Goettisheim scored two goals for the Wildcats.

Ardsley 9, Eastchester 6: At Ardsley, Jenna Libson had three goals and an assist for the Panthers. Tara Byrne had three goals and an assist for the Eagles.

My Westchester/Putnam notebook looks at Mahopac’s recent winning streak, New Rochelle’s great turnaround, and how Monday was a special day for Section 1’s newest programs. It also has the W/P power rankings. Over the bridge, Justin Jones’ Rockland notebook puts the spotlight on Suffern and ranks the Top 5 teams in the county.

Yesterday junior Hahhan Tavella scored her 100th goal, Yorktown stayed unbeaten, Byram Hills won in the final minutes and Harvey won in OT. Here’s all the results:

Putnam Valley 23, Ossining 18: At Putnam Valley, Putnam Valley junior Hannah Tavella scored four goals and now has 100 in her varsity career. Melina Juliano had six goals for the Tigers. Julia Primes scored six goals for Ossining.
Byram Hills 17, Harrison 16: At Byram Hills, Katherine Cola scored the winning goal with 1:10 left, assisted by Liza Falk. Cola had two goals and an assist. Teammate Andrea Samson had five goals and an assist. Melissa Schulman had five goals and two assists for the Huskies.
Harvey 10, Wooster 9, OT: At Wooster, Hannah Parrish had three goals, including the winner. Nicole Pugliese also scored three goals.
Pleasantville 19, Pelham 10: At Pleasantville, Lindsay Gilfeather and Meghan Reda each had five goals for the Panthers. Kara Hennesse had four goals for the Pelicans.
Holy Child 15, Chapin 14: At Chapin, Charlotte Tierney led the Gryphons with eight goals and two assists. Maggie Ryan had three goals and five assists.
Yorktown 18, Nyack 10: At Yorktown, Brittany Mabus had four goals and five assists for the ‘Huskers. Teammate Jaimie Morrison had four goals and two assists. Caroline Chesterman had five goals for the Indians.
Clarkstown South 14, Clarkstown North 10: At Clarkstown South, Molly McGroary scored five goals for the Vikings. Mallori Seliger had five goals and two assists for the Rams.
Kennedy 17, Keio 6: At Kennedy, April Mante had five goals for the Gaels. Sawako Kasamo scored twice for Keio.
Somers 15, North Salem 5: At North Salem, Morgan Donahue scored five goals for the Tuskers. Christie Neuhaus scored twice for the Tigers.
New Rochelle 20, Ursuline 15: At New Rochelle, Sara Meisler had six goals and an assist and Katy Stillwagon had five goals and an assist for the Huguenots. Maggie Tracy had five goals and an assist for Ursuline.
Briarcliff 14, Yonkers 0: At Briarcliff, Carly Dumas had four goals and Alexa Green added three and two assists.
Six games today, including the Suffern-Pearl River rematch, Fox Lane-Edgemont, Arlington-Hen Hud, Eastchester-Ardsley, White Plains-New Rochelle and Sleepy Hollow-Hastings. I’ll have an update later tonight.

There were some technical problems during the live show, but the video has been fixed. You can now watch and hear the entire interview with Jaimie Morrison and Amanda Trendell by clicking here. Thanks everyone for tuning in and sticking with it.

We’re had three scores so far:

Lindsay Gilfeather and Meghan Reda each had five goals in Pleasantville’s 19-10 win over Pelham; Hannah Parrish had three goals, including the winner in overtime, as Harvey beat Wooster 10-9; and Charlotte Tierney led the Gryphons with eight goals and two assists as Holy Child defeated Chapin 15-14.

Yorktown captains Jaimie Morrison and Amanda Trendell (right) will be the special guests on Varsity Central Live tonight at 8. Just click here to watch and participate. 

If you click the link before 8, you can see a previous episode and get a sense for the format. Basically you’re invited to ask questions during the show and Jaimie and Amanda will answer them on the air. I’ll also be hosting, so feel free to ask me any general questions about the girls lacrosse season.

Remember, the bigger response we get from the girls lacrosse community, the more likely it is that we can have more guests in the future, so hopefully we get a nice turnout. Thanks and enjoy the show. I’ll be back afterwards with results from tonight.

A rapidly-improving Suffern controlled the tempo and beat Nanuet 10-8 yesterday. Here are the details from colleague Mike Dougherty.

There were tons of competitive games in the power league yesterday. Gina Mofetta made several key saves in the final minutes for Mahopac, which led 10-7 and held on for a 10-9 win over Lakeland/Panas; Elizabeth O’Brien scored six goals as Greeley beat Mamaroneck 15-14; Christie Bonfiglio had four goals and two assists as Bronxville beat Scarsdale 13-12; and Julie McBrien had five goals and four assists as Pearl River beat Nyack 14-11. 

The exception once again was Yorktown, who beat Brewster 22-14. Jaimie Morrison had four goals and five assists. Don’t forger that Morrison and Amanda Trendell will be appearing on Varsity Central Live tonight at 8. I’ll have the link later this afternoon.

Other results: Keio won its first game, 14-6 over Our Lady of Victory. … Kristina Howe had four goals and four assists as Pleasantville beat Albertus 17-8. … Hannah Loewenthal had seven goals and two assists as RCDS topped Masters 17-7. … Lindsey Ferris had four goals and an assist as Kennedy defeated Yonkers 17-5. … Taylor Moore had six goals and Anna Berman stopped 13 of 18 shots in North Rockland’s 13-5 win over Wappingers. …  Alexa Greene had six goals and an assist as Briarcliff beat Arlington 12-11. … Erica Khosrowshahi had four goals and an assist for Hackley, who defeated KLHT 15-9. … And Katie Marasco scored five goals as Somers topped Pelham 14-7.

It’s great how close together all the teams are in the Sourthern power league. Yesterday Mike Dougherty saw Mamaroneck come back to tie Rye 12-12. Here’s his article. 

One other result from last night — Blind Brook got its first win. Jenna Paterno had five goals and two assists and Hallie Seiden scored four times as the Trojans defeated Keio 15-14.

Mike will be back in the field today to watch Nanuet-Suffern, a fascinating big-school/small-school Rockland matchup. You can watch it too (hopefully) by clicking here.

That’s one of many power-league games today: Nyack-Pearl River, Lakeland/Panas-Mahopac, Yorktown-Brewster, Scarsdale-Bronxville and Greeley-Mamaroneck. We also have Briarcliff-Arlington, Somers-Pelham, Yonkers-Kennedy, Wappingers-North Rockland, Albertus-Pleasantville, RCDS-Masters and Hackley-KLHT. Enjoy.

Molly O’Brien split a double team and scored with 48 seconds to go, putting Rye on top of Mamaroneck, but Amanda Tuck (right) converted off a free position with 15 seconds to go, knotting the score at 12-12. Rye won the final draw but O’Brien’s shot went into the net a few seconds after time had expired.

The last three meetings between these teams have resulted in a pair of ties and one win for Rye, which scored in the final minute of that game. Mamaroneck visits the Garnets on May 9.

I was stuck in the office today but Mike Dougherty was there and I’ll link to his story tomorrow. Here are some more results from tonight:

Eastchester, a first-year program, scored a record amount of goals and now has its first winning streak. Delia Hughes had five goals and two assists and Tara Byrne had five goals and one assist for the Eagles, who beat Irvington 14-10. Kristen Palese scored seven times for the Bulldogs.

Emmily VanDorn scored the winning goal with seven seconds left as Ardsley beat Sleepy Hollow 10-9. …  Sarah Quigley scored the winner with 2:15 left as Clarkstown South beat Hastings 14-13. Molly McGroary and Erin Riley each scored five goals for the Vikings

Sarah Stiefvater had five goals in Pelham’s 13-11 win over Byram Hills. …  Rita Meissner had three goals for Yonkers in a 6-2 win over Our Lady of Victory. … Lindsay Toppe had six goals and two assists as Fox Lane defeated North Salem 16-3. … Haley Greenberg had two goals and three assists as Hackley beat Horace Mann 9-7. … Jenna Paterno had five goals and two assists as Blind Brook topped Keio 15-14. … Julia Martino and Emily Masseo each had five goals and one assist as White Plains beat Ursuline 19-5. … Dana Lombardi had three goals and four assists as Harvey beat Forman 12-9. … Hadley Duncan led Holy Child with four goals and an assist in an 18-7 loss to Greenwich Academy.

I’ll be back at the end of the night with any late scores.

Two more from tonight: Melissa Shulman (eight goals) scored the last three goals of the game, including the winner with 1:56 left, as Harrison beat Edgemont 16-15.  Sara Misisco had four goals and three assists for the Huskies. Alex Lugovina had six goals for Edgemont. … And Morgan Donohue had five goals and two assists as Somers defeated Ossining 16-9.

There will be a lot of girls lacrosse coverage this week on LoHud. We will be broadcasting the Rye-Mamaroneck game live today — just click here to watch the game at 4:30. The series was extremely competitive last year — Mamaroneck won the first game 14-13, and the teams tied 11-11 in the rematch.

We also plan on broadcasting the Suffern-Nanuet game live on Tuesday, and then Yorktown senior captains Jaimie Morrison and Amanda Trendell will by my guests on Varsity Central Live, Wednesday at 8 p.m.

Here’s the rest of Monday’s schedule: Hackley-Horace Mann, Ossining-Somers, North Salem-Fox Lane, Byram Hills-Pelham, Edgemont-Harrison, Ardsley-Sleepy Hollow, Irvington-Eastchester, Ursuline-White Plains, Keio-Blind Brook and Clarkstown South-Hastings.

Update: We will not be broadcasting the game after all.

Lakeland/Panas graduates Mary Montesarchio (‘05) and Jackie Pierce (‘06) of Sacred Heart and Erin Goodman (‘05) of Notre Dame had quite a weekend.

Montesarchio, a senior midfielder, was named NEC Tournament MVP after Sacred Heart beat Quinnipiac 11-6 to win its second straight NEC title and advance to the NCAA play-in game against Fairfield. Pierce, a junior defender who was named to the all-tournament team, had a pair of draw wins and caused four turnovers. Montesarchio (30 goals, 18 assists) was also named all-NEC first team, while Pierce (27 ground balls, 25 draw controls and 16 caused turnovers) was second-team.

Meanwhile, senior goalkeeper Erin Goodman made nine saves and was named the Big East tournament Most Outstanding Player as Notre Dame beat Georgetown 12-10. Goodman (right, in the ‘05 sectional final against Suffern) became Notre Dame’s all-time winningest goalkeeper in the 16-13 win over Loyola on March 29. 

If anyone has any updates on how other LoHud graduates are doing in college, please post them here.

Congratulations to Fox Lane sophomore Lindsey Toppe, who scored 10 times, including her 100th varsity goal, in a 23-11 win over Ossining. No. 100 was assisted by sister Nilsa Toppe who had a goal and three assists. Teammate Sammy Jo Tracy had seven goals and an assist. 

Exciting finish at North Salem. Marissa Dale (eight goals and one assist) scored the winner on an 8-meter shot with 25 seconds left for the Tigers, who beat Tappan Zee 11-10. Aileen Lennon scored six goals for the Dutchies. … Also a close game at Byram Hills, where Pleasantville won 12-11. Lindsay Gilfeather scored four goals for the Panthers, while Sharon Strain had 23 saves (?) for the Bobcats.

In the power league, John Jay beat Brewster 13-9. Casey Bocklet had three goals and two assists and Lauren Murray added three goals and one assist for the Indians. Sarah Hogan had five for the Bears. … And Suffern fell to undefeated Northport (L.I.) 14-6. Maggie Sharp had two goals and an assist for the Mounties. … Also, Rye Country Day fell to Portledge 11-5 in the championship game of the Portledge tournament. Hannah Lowentheil had two goals and an assist for the Wildcats.

(Sunday update): A few more big scores. Margaret Souther had six goals and three assists and Nicole Rafajac had three goals and five assists as Scarsdale beat Hackley 17-6. And Guilderland went up 8-0 at the half and beat Nanuet 15-5.

After sitting out her previous game to rest her right quad, Jaimie Morrison (right) had five goals and two assists as Yorktown defeated rival Lakeland/Panas 14-9 to improve to 8-0.

Brittney Mabus and Bridget Sickles added two goals and an assist and Amanda Trendell had three assists for the Cornhuskers, who led 14-4 with nine minutes left. 

Casandra Honovich had four goals and an assist for Lakeland/Panas (4-2-2).

I’ll be back in an hour with the rest of today’s scores.

The last post dealt with Nanuet-North Rockland. Here’s the rest of the games that have been called in so far: 

Jenna Goettisheim scored four goals as Rye Country Day beat Long Island Lutheran 12-5 in the first round of the Portledge tournament. RCDS will face the Portledge-Wyoming Ceminary winner today at 1:15 p.m. in the championship game. … Kerrie Cline of Albertus and Aileen Lennon of Tappan Zee each had four goals and an assist in a 12-12 tie. … Erica Khosrowshahi had three goals and two assists as Hackley beat Riverdale 11-10. … Rita Meisner had two goals and an assist and Rebecca Pyois made 19 saves as Yonkers defeated Blind Brook 9-6. … Delia Hughes had four goals and an assist as Eastchester topped Our Lady of Victory 10-1. …  Alex Green scored four goals in Briarcliff’s 9-5 win over Hen Hud. … And Rachel Swenson scored five goals as Sleepy Hollow beat Irvington 15-8. 

We will be broadcasting tomorrow’s Yorktown-Lakeland/Panas game live on LoHud. Click here to watch the game, which is scheduled for 6 p.m. Also tomorrow night, Suffern continued its brutal schedule against unbeaten Northport. The rest of the games are early afternoon — John Jay-Brewster, Hackley-Scarsdale, Putnam Valley-Somers, Fox Lane-Ossining, Pleasantville-Byram Hills, Tappan Zee-North Salem and Clarkstown North-Ursuline.

Lauren Kahn (right) had six goals and two assists for Nanuet, who won 16-9 over North Rockland. Courtney McGrath and K.C. Jentzen added three goals and an assist for the Golden Knights (6-2). Taylor Moore scored three goals for the Red Raiders (3-3-2). 

Nanuet took a 10-1 lead with 8:17 left in the first half. North Rockland cut it to 11-6 midway though the second half, but Nanuet took control with 5-1 run that made it 16-7 with 59 seconds left.

Also, I’ve been told that we will be broadcasting tomorrow’s Yorktown-Lakeland/Panas game live on LoHud. Click here to watch the game, which is scheduled for 6 p.m.

There was another thriller in the power league yesterday. Molly O’Brien had seven goals and an assist as Rye defeated John Jay 16-15. Kerry O’Callaghan added five goals and Emma Tucci had four goals and an assist for the Garnets, while Casey Bocklet and Katie DeLuca each scored four goals for the Indians.

There was one other Northern League-Southern League matchup. It was closer than I thought it might be, but Yorktown defeated Greeley 16-11. Lindsay Scott and Patricia Kaishian each scored four goals for the undefeated Cornhuskers. Kelsey Hill had three goals and two assists for the Quakers.

The rest of Thursday’s results: Sara Misisco had five goals and Harrison used an eight-goal second half to defeat Pelham 12-10. … Nikki Chernick had four goals and an assist in Irvington’s 17-5 win over Yonkers. … Meghan Kiley scored four goals as Hen Hud topped Eastchester 8-5. …  Caitlin Malone scored all of her seven goals in the first half for Ossining, who beat North Salem 18-8. …  Lindsay Gilfeather had six goals and three assists and Kristina Howe had three goals and seven assists as Pleasantville stayed unbeaten by starting its league schedule with a 20-15 win over Edgemont. …  Katy Stillwagon and Miriam Gilwit each had four goals as New Rochelle beat Sleepy Hollow 17-7. … And Hastings-White Plains finished in a 10-10 tie. Kari McWalters scored five goals for the Yellow Jackets, while Emily Masseo had four goals for the Tigers.

Here’s the schedule for Friday: North Rockland-Nanuet, Hen Hud-Briarcliff, Sleepy Hollow-Irvington, Hastings-Ardsley, Tappan Zee-Albertus, Blind Brook-Yonkers, New Rochelle-Ursuline, Masters-Holy Child and Hackley-Riverdale Country Day. I’ll be back after the Nanuet game with an update.

Here’s the story from Nanuet’s rain-shortened victory. My Westchester/Putnam notebook puts the spotlight on Pleasantville, while Justin Jones’ Rockland notebook looks at North Rockland goalie Anna Berman and some big county matchups.

Hopefully all the rain is behind us, so we should finally have a full schedule of 12 games today: Yorktown-Greeley, Rye-John Jay, Albertus-Clarkstown South, Putnam Valley-Fox Lane, North Salem-Ossining, Edgemont-Pleasantville, Harrison-Pelham, Kennedy-Wappingers, Eastchester-Hen Hud, Yonkers-Irvington, Sleepy Hollow-New Rochelle, and White Plains-Hastings.

I won’t be in the office today, but like always, I’d appreciate any score updates from around the section.

There’s so much balance I’m going with a Top 10 this week. Yorktown is obviously a lock and Nanuet’s win streak solidified its status as No. 2. After that it’s anyone’s guess. Here’s mine:

1. Yorktown (6-0): Yorktown’s route to an undefeated regular season became more realistic after giving New Canaan (Conn.) it’s first loss, 15-11 on April 20.

2. Nanuet (5-2): Nanuet’s three-game win streak includes victories over previously-unbeaten Mascomet (Mass) and Class C challenger Pearl River.

3. Lakeland/Panas (4-1-2): Overcame surprising ties against Bronxville and Brewster by handing Scarsdale its first loss.

4. Pearl River (3-2-2): The Pirates beat rivals Tappan Zee and Albertus Magnus in the last week, but couldn’t finish against Nanuet. I can’t wait for the May 2 rematch.

5. Suffern (3-4): The Mounties have lost three straight games, but they were against really strong teams in Yorktown, Moorestown and Darien.

6. Scarsdale (1-1-3): After opening the season with three straight ties, the Raiders finally got a definitive result on Monday by beating Horace Greeley 14-11.

7. Rye (2-1-1): A 9-9 tie against Class C finalist Pearl River shows that the Garnets should be a threat in the postseason.

8. Hackley (6-1): I’ll have a better idea of where to slot the Hornets after their game against Scarsdale on Saturday. 

9. Nyack (5-1): The Indians added two more wins but haven’t been truly tested yet. That will change next week though when they go up against Yorktown, Pearl River and Nanuet.

t10. Indians of Mahopac (3-5) and John Jay (3-2-1): Mahopac has bounced back with two straight wins after a tough start. John Jay falls after a losing to a League Two team, but has enough good results to stay in the rankings.

Caroline Chesterman scored her 200th goal with 1:25 left in Nyack’s 14-9 win over Somers. The senior finished with five goals and five assists. Justin Jones talked to her afterwards:

“With three minutes left I still had two goals to go and I could hear all my friends in the stand yelling 198, so I definitely didn’t think I  was going to get it in this game —  but I’m glad I did,” Chesterman said. “My teammates really helped me, and after I scored the final goal they stopped the game, and my parents, family and friends came down with balloons and flowers. … Everyone was screaming, and I did it on the field I know best, so I was happy. It would’ve been much different if I did it away. Plus we also got the win, which was great.”

Also today, Mackenzy Ryan got No. 100 on her eighth goal of the game as Mahopac beat Bronxville 17-11. “We were down in the first half and the second half we just turned it on,” said the Central Connecticut-bound senior. “It’s not like I planned to score eight goals, but I was just in the right place at the right time.”

Most surprising ending goes to Nanuet-Pearl River, where Nanuet was declared an 8-7 winner in a game shortened by a thunderstorm. Play was halted with 7:55 to go. After waiting the requisite half hour following a lightning delay, the officials deemed the field at Pearl River unplayable. Lisa Hattori scored the winner off an assist by Lauren Kahn with 11:25 left. According to the rules, a game is official as long as 80 percent of it has been played (in this case, 40 minutes). I’m sure Pearl River, which held a 7-5 lead, will be eager for the May 2 rematch.

More scored from around the area: After an extended halftime break (caused by a lightning delay), Lakeland/Panas defeated Scarsdale 7-6. Cassandra Honovich and Kristin Pappalardo had two goals each in the win. Margaret Souther had two goals and two assists for the Raiders. … Taylor Moore had five goals and an assist as North Rockland defeated Clarkstown North 12-9. …  Charlotte Tierney had four goals and four assists and Maggie Ryan had three goals and six assists in Holy Child’s 19-7 win over Brearley. … Maggie Sharp had three goals and two assists as Suffern fell to Darien 14-6. … Katie Byrne had two goals and three assists as Byram Hills beat Irvington 17-4.

The next edition of Varsity Central Live with host Kevin Devaney will be tonight at 8. I will be appearing as a guest in the second half-hour, so tune in and I can answer your questions. Click here to watch the show.

Nanuet defeated Pearl River 8-7 today in a potential Class C final preview. I’ll post the details from Mike Dougherty as soon as I get them, but in the meantime you can watch a video of the game by clicking here.

The Jentzen-Kahn show was in full effect yesterday. K.C. Jentzen had seven goals and Lauren Kahn had six goals and three assists in Nanuet’s 18-15 win over Mamaroneck. Amanda Tuck and Charlotte Gardiner each scored four goals for the Tigers.

After three straight ties to start the season, Scarsdale finally got a decision yesterday. Carly Levine had five goals and an assist for the Raiders, and Jennie Pechman had four goals and an assist as the Raiders beat Greeley 14-11. Kelsey Hill scored four times for the Quakers.

And the best finish of the day was at Ossining. Caitlin Costello scored four goals, including an eight-meter shot with nine seconds left, as Ossining beat Harrison 18-17. Teammate Caitlin Malone scored six goals. Melissa Shulman had six goals and two assists for the Huskies.

The rest of the results from a busy Tuesday: Sarah Meisler scored eight goals for Hastings in a 17-17 tie against New Rochelle. … Jena Goettisheim and Hannah Lowentheil each had four goals and an assist as RCDS beat Holy Child 18-13. … Mallori Seliger scored six goals as Clarkstown North topped Tappan Zee 19-15. … Tara Byrne scored four times as Eastchester defeated Blind Brook 14-10. … Pleasantville stayed unbeaten with a 16-3 win over North Salem. Meghan Reda and Meghan Butler each had three goals and three assists. … And Emily Masseo had seven goals and an assist as White Plains beat Sleepy Hollow 11-8.

Lots more action today, including some big Northern-Southern power league matchups — Yorktown-Greeley, Lakeland/Panas-Scarsdale, Mahopac-Bronxville. Plus colleague Mike Doherty will be at Nanuet-Pearl River, a rematch of last year’s Class C championship, and Suffern travels to Darien.

Other games on the schedule: Pelham-Albertus, Wappingers-Briarcliff, Fox Lane-Brewster, Irvington-Byram Hills, Clarkstown North-North Rockland, Somers-Nyack and Hackley-Trinity.

Pleasantville has been a great story so far — 4-0 in its first year moving up to Division Two, including a win over League One Greeley. The Panthers face North Salem today in another packed day of action, including a few big games that were moved from yesterday, like Scarsdale-Greeley and Nanuet-Mamaroneck.

The rest of the schedule includes Holy Child-Rye Country Day, Sleepy Hollow-White Plains, New Rochelle-Hastings, Eastchester-Blind Brook, Clarkstown North-Tappan Zee, Hen Hud-Clarkstown South, Yonkers-Irvington and Harrison-Ossining.

I’m off today, but feel free to post scores and updates here.

A few teams braved the weather today. Mackenzy Ryan scored five goals, two of which game early on in the second half to help break the 4-4 tie, as Mahopac defeated North Rockland 11-7. Morgan McGowan had a hat trick for the Red Raiders. … Haley Greenberg had four goals and Erica Khosrowshahi had a hat trick and two assists as Hackley beat Dalton 13-2. … Hannah Lowentheil had four goals and two assists in RCDS’ 12-7 win over Greens Farms. … And Alex Fritz had five goals and two assists as Byram Hills beat Yonkers 22-2. Yonkers is a combined team from all the city schools and is playing an independent schedule.

(update 10 p.m.) In a battle of unbeatens, Jamie Morrison had six goals and four assists and Amanda Trendell had three goals and three assists at Yorktown defeated New Canaan 15-11. … Lindsay Gilfeather scored four times in Pleasantville’s 12-10 win over Clarkstown South. … Lauren Murray had three goals and three assists as John Jay topped Bronxville 16-8. … And Molly Davin had six goals and two assists in Pearl River’s 15-11 win over Tappan Zee.

Lindsey Scott of Yorktown was the first girls lacrosse player to win Gameface of the week. Teammate Amanda Trendell looks to make it two straight. Here’s the link. 

There’s only seven games still on the Section 1 athletics site: Pleasantville-Clarkstown South, New Canaan-Yorktown, Byram Hills-Yonkers, North Rockland-Mahopac, Clarkstown North-Nyack, Bronxville-John Jay and Tappan Zee-Pearl RIver. I’ll be back later tonight with scores.

We have another packed schedule today — undefeated Yorktown hosts undefeated New Canaan; Scarsdale and Greeley were pre-ranked 1 and 2 in the Southern power league; North Rockland and Mahopac are two of the top challengers in Class A; Bronxville — coming off that surprising tie against L/P — faces John Jay, which is coming off a surprising loss to Fox Lane; and can Mamaroneck stop Nanuet’s offense?

Other games include Hackley-Dalton, Pleasantville-Clarkstown South, Fox Lane-Edgemont, Putnam Valley-Harrison, Somers-Pelham, Wappingers-Briarcliff, Eastchester-Irvington, Byram Hills-Yonkers, Clarkstown North-Nyack and Tappan Zee-Pearl River.

They need me in the office again today, so please share your thoughts and scores here and I’ll be back later tonight with updates.