In an NCAA bracket-style exercise, I’ve laid out all of the teams from each class and made round-by-round predictions. Instead of releasing predictions after each round, I’ve dwindled each field down to one in order to come up with a champ. Let me know where you think I got it… Read More →
After a period of confusion and a bunch of reshuffling, I finally have received the official seedings for all three classes. An error was discovered which took some time to resolve, which is why we’re getting these to you a little later than anticipated. All of the parties involved put… Read More →
We’ve got a couple of milestones from tonight that I wanted to mention, but first I wanted to briefly comment on Pleasantville’s 13-9 win over Rye. Along with games against Mamaroneck and Nyack, this was one of the Panthers biggest tests of the season, and once again they came out… Read More →
We’ve got our two guests booked for this Wednesday night’s Live LoHud Girls Lacrosse Chat, and it’s going to be Anna Jeszeck and Melissa Hanson from Lakeland/Panas. Jeszeck is the Rebels leading scorer, while Hanson has been their top defensive player. With Lakeland/Panas looking at a very high seed in… Read More →
With the sectional seeding meeting just two days away, I thought I’d take the opportunity to breakdown how I see each bracket being filled out. I’ve listed teams under three different categories: Top dogs, middle of the pack, and back end of the bracket. That should give you an approximate… Read More →
Pelham 18, Eastchester 6: At Pelham Friday, Izzy Laterzo scored her 100th varsity goal. She had three goals and five assists. Liz Humphrey had six goals and two assists. Clarkstown South 14, Monroe-Woodbury 5: At Clarkstown South, Terese Buechli had five goals and one assist. Erin Riley added four goals… Read More →
I’ve got to head out early tonight, but I wanted to leave you with the results that we have so far. Please post any other scores that you know of. I did want to quickly mention Yorktown’s huge win over Lakeland/Panas today, avenging a 14-13 loss from earlier in the… Read More →
Out of every game that I’ve seen so far this season, I don’t think any of them featured as many lead changes and momentum swings as Mamaroneck’s 15-14 win over Edgemont on Thursday. There were eight lead changes total, and six ties in the second half alone. I kept finding… Read More →
In my most recent Power Rankings, I noted my main reason for keeping John Jay ahead of Brewster in Class B was because of the Indians’ 11-goal win over the Bears to open the season. It was clear to me from looking at recent results that Brewster has really turned… Read More →
Suffern’s Lely Desimone, center, is knocked down by North Rockland’s Julia Byman, right, during their lacrosse game at Suffern. Suffern won 8-5. See more photos of North Rockland at Suffern lacrosse
Suffern continues to have North Rockland’s number, defeating the Red Raiders once again today by a score of 8-5. On Senior Day at Suffern, seniors Lindsey Walker and Alli Califano combined to score all of the Mounties seven first half goals, but the real story of the day was Suffern’s… Read More →
Before I list off my third rankings of the season, I wanted to clarify the qualification standards and schedule for sectionals. In order to qualify for sectionals in any of the three classes, a team must have won 25 percent of either its league, conference or overall games. If your… Read More →
The validity of Pleasantville’s previously undefeated record has been called into question all season, with today’s game against defending Class C champ Nyack being circled as their biggest test to date. Well, the Indians pulled out the dramatic one-goal victory, but the Panthers showed enough grit to quiet some of… Read More →
Tappan Zee at Clarkstown South, 4:15 p.m. Westlake at Blind Brook, 4:15 p.m. Harrison at Byram, 4:15 p.m. Fox Lane at Greeley, 4:15 p.m. Briarcliff at Keio, 4:30 p.m. Carmel at North Salem, 4:30 p.m. Brewster at Somers, 4:30 p.m. Hen Hud at Beacon, 4:30 p.m. Edgemont at Pelham, 4:30… Read More →
We’ve been waiting all season for someone in Class C to step up and emerge as the favorite, and it appears that Pearl River is doing just that. The Pirates came away with a dramatic 11-10 win over Nyack today after trailing by two at the half. The win is… Read More →
In a battle between two teams desperately in need of a win, John Jay got the better of Mahopac on Friday with a 16-8 victory. Senior Casey Bocklet was huge for John Jay, as she either scored or assisted on each of her team’s first seven goals. She finished with… Read More →
Sorry that I didn’t have much time for much else tonight. It has been crazyyy in here. I’ll be back tomorrow night after the John Jay at Mahopac game. Here is Thursday’s results: Dobbs Ferry 15, Yonkers 4: At Dobbs Ferry, Alexa Dorfman had six goals and an assist. Rita… Read More →
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We had a couple of thrillers tonight that came down to late game heroics. Suffern defeated North Rockland, 11-10, in the first meeting of the season between to the two rivals, thanks to a goal from Lindsay Walker with about four minutes to go (we had Lindsay on the live… Read More →
Everyone be sure to tune in tonight at 7:45 p.m. for our latest Live LoHud Girls Lacrosse Chat! My guests tonight will be North Rockland senior Taylor Moore and Suffern senior Lindsay Walker, who will be arriving fresh from their big rivalry game today in Thiells. Mike Dougherty will be… Read More →
RCDS 22, Masters 16: At Rye Country Day, Meghan McDonough had eight goals and four assists for the Wildcats. Teammate Sky Aretsty had five goals and two assists. Maddy Pitkin had seven goals and an assist for the Panthers. White Plains 17, Ursuline 7: At White Plains, Julia Martino had… Read More →
As I mentioned in last night’s post, North Rockland senior Taylor Moore and Suffern senior Lindsay Walker will be here live on Wednesday night around 7:45 p.m. for the latest edition of our LoHud Girls Lacrosse Chat. Moore recently became the Red Raiders all-time goals leader, while Walker has emerged… Read More →