tag:weblogs.newsday.com,2009:/sports/highschool/soccer/blog/169 2009-02-20T05:53:46Z The N-Zone plays it to the flag with Long Island boys and girls high school soccer. Movable Type 3.36 tag:weblogs.newsday.com,2009:/sports/highschool/soccer/blog//169.165860 2009-02-20T05:45:55Z 2009-02-20T05:53:46Z

BY ADAM RONIS Massapequa's Kim DeCesare was named the Gatorade girls soccer player of the year for New York. The Duke-bound DeCesare was Newsday's Long Island Player of the Year. She had 17 goals and seven assists. She played defense...

Adam Ronis BY ADAM RONIS Massapequa's Kim DeCesare was named the Gatorade girls soccer player of the year for New York. The Duke-bound DeCesare was Newsday's Long Island Player of the Year. She had 17 goals and seven assists. She played defense and midfield and helped Massapequa win the Nassau Class AA championship.]]> tag:weblogs.newsday.com,2008:/sports/highschool/soccer/blog//169.146602 2008-11-27T17:18:57Z 2008-11-27T17:26:48Z

Class AA NYSSCOGS State Player of the Year: Erin Egan (John Jay EF-1) NYSSCOGS State Co-Coaches of the Year: Darryl Sullivan (John Jay EF-1) andDoug Kircher (Williamsville North-6) First team D -- Erin Egan, sr., John Jay EF-1 A --...

Adam Ronis Class AA NYSSCOGS State Player of the Year: Erin Egan (John Jay EF-1) NYSSCOGS State Co-Coaches of the Year: Darryl Sullivan (John Jay EF-1) andDoug Kircher (Williamsville North-6) First team D -- Erin Egan, sr., John Jay EF-1 A -- Stephanie Velez, sr., Mamaroneck-1 G -- Stephanie Reimer, sr., Suffern-1 M -- Jen Mansfield, sr., John Jay EF-1 A -- Whitney Frary, sr., Niskayuna-2 A -- Chelsea Kuss, sr., West Genesee-3 D -- Sarah Henderson, sr., Aquinas-5 M/A -- Kim DeCesare, sr., Massapequa-8 A -- Jackie Frey, sr., Monroe-Woodbury-9 A -- Chelsea Deverna, sr., Ward Melville-11 A -- Danielle Murnino, sr., Connetquot-11 Second Team A -- Aislunn McIvenny, jr., Arlington-1 A -- Kristina Maksuti, soph., Bethlehem-2 A -- Caitlin Cahalan, sr., Shaker-2 G -- Ashley Walsh, sr., Syracuse CBA-3 F -- Brittany Kinmond, jr., Spencerport-5 M -- Ashley Hughes, sr., Aquinas-5 F -- Jenna Rickan, sr., Kenmore West-6 M -- Jenna Maisto, jr., Warwick-9 A -- Tiffany O'Keefe, fr., Washingtonville-9 M -- Alexis Parotta, sr., Centereach-11 D -- Alyssa Brandofino, sr., Commack-11 Third Team A -- Francesca Kentimenos, soph., North Rockland-1 M -- Megan Olsen, sr., Bethlehem-2 G -- Renae Cairns, jr., Ballston Spa-2 A -- Alexis Koval, soph., Syracuse CBA-3 M -- Nicole Close, sr., Baldwinsville-3 M -- Kylie Strom, jr., Union-Endicott-4 F -- Nicole Rosso, sr., Greece Athena-5 M -- Regina Nowicki, sr., Fairport-5 D -- Danielle Charboneau, sr., Williamsville North-6 M -- Alex Rohloff, jr., Clarence-6 M -- Jennifer Melton, sr., North Babylon-11 Fourth Team M -- Molly Popolizio, jr., Shenendehowa-2 A -- Taylor D'Alfonso, jr., Cicero-North Syracuse-3 M -- Ali Nagle, sr., Baldwinsville-3 F -- Olivia Guy, sr., Aquinas-5 G -- Jessica Sexton, sr., Greece Arcadia-5 M -- Alexa Krebs, jr., Clarence-6 D -- Jillian Gross, jr., East Meadow-8 D -- Andrea Arnold, jr., Massapequa-8 M -- Gabrielle D’Aprile, sr., Patchogue-Medford-11 A -- Cari Roccaro, fr., East Islip-11 M -- Maggie DeVerna, sr., Ward Melville-11 Fifth Team A -- Danielle Tetreault, sr., Guilderland-2 A -- Liz Dwornik, jr., Union-Endicott-4 M -- Courtney Mann, soph., Frontier-6 M -- Hannah Bachwitz, jr., Williamsville North-6 D -- Tara Coyle, sr., Farmingdale-8 M -- Carly Collins, sr., Monroe-Woodbury-9 M -- Siobhan Brady, sr., Warwick-9 M -- Jennifer Gibbons, jr., Bellport-11 A -- Kelsey Dlugos, jr., Commack-11 G -- Stephanie Dilegge, sr., Bay Shore-11 M -- Rachel Madasci, sr., LI Sacred Heart-CHSAA Sixth Team A -- Gab Santorio, fr., Schenectady-2 A -- Liz Boyer, jr., Saratoga-2 D -- Allyn Parrino, sr., Brockport-5 F -- Natalie Rogers, jr., Webster Thomas-5 M -- Christine Belding, sr., Gates Chili-5 D -- Jessica Whitman, soph., East Meadow-8 M -- Brooke Madura, sr., Minisink Valley-9 D -- Meghan Mohr, sr., Sachem East-11 D -- Sophia Sanchez, jr., Deer Park-11 A -- Jennifer Meier, jr., LI St. Anthony’s-CHSAA CLASS A NYSSCOGS State Player of the Year: Lia Bellizzi (Rye) NYSSCOGS State Coach of the Year: Rich Savage (Rye-1) First Team A -- Lia Bellizzi, soph., Rye-1 A -- Jamie Holliday, sr., Maine-Endwell-4 D -- Alyssa Abel, sr., Victor-5 A -- Tara Kiernan, sr., Williamsville East-6 M/A -- Nicole Daly, sr., New Hyde Park-8 D/M -- Emily Menges, jr., Garden City-8 D/M -- Ashley Moore, sr., Island Trees-8 A -- Carly Beyar, jr., Rockville Center Sourh Side-8 G -- Ali Griffin, jr., Islip-11 M -- Domenica Hodak, sr., Sayville-11 M -- Dianna Marinaro, sr., Shoreham-Wading River-11 Second Team A -- Sara Sheehan, jr., Beacon-1 A -- Alexandra Rimmer, sr., Rye-1 A -- Kylie Watt, sr., Ichabod Crane-2 A -- Georgina Farrow, sr., Burnt Hills-2 A -- Aubrey VanGorder, jr., Cortland-3 A -- Jenna Raepple, soph., Grand Island-6 M -- Kim Rose, sr., Seaford-8 D -- Elizabeth Stewart, sr., Plainedge-8 G -- Alexis Gonzalez, sr., Hauppauge-11 A -- Dariann Selitti, soph., Sayville-11 A -- Breanne Ingargiola, sr., Bayport-Blue Point-11 Third Team A -- Sara Cowan, sr., Averill Park-2 G -- Teegan Kelly, sr., Burnt Hills-2 M -- Kaitlyn Cook, jr., Maine-Endwell-4 G -- Breanna Maggio, sr., Wayne-5 M -- Lindsay Powell, jr., Honeoye Falls-Lima-5 D -- Neha Bakhai, sr., Williamsville East-6 M -- Karin Simonian, soph., Clarke-8 M -- Stacey Wood, sr., New Hyde Park-8 A -- Stephaine Strine, sr., Cornwall-9 M -- Prudence Rydstrom, sr., Islip-11 A -- Trisha Sileo, sr., Islip-11 Fourth Team M -- Liza Falk, sr., Byram Hills-1 M -- Brittany Egan, sr., Pearl River-1 D -- Sarah Cipperly, jr., Lansingburgh-2 M -- Maddy Tiddick, sr., Owego-4 M -- Jackie D’Antonio, sr., Mercy-5 A -- Shannon Spusta, sr., Palmyra Macedon-5 D -- Paula Jones, sr., Amherst-6 A -- Italia Smith, sr., Manhasset-8 G -- Sandita McDermott, sr., Red Hook-9 D -- Jillian Moretto, sr., Cornwall-9 A -- Jasmine DePompeo, sr., Sayville-11 Fifth Team G -- Tatiana Saunders, sr., Rye-1 D -- Christina Porco, jr., Lourdes-1 M -- Tess Massaroni, sr., Holy Names-2 M -- Ashlene Potter, sr., Schalmont-2 M -- Casey Marks, sr., Cortland-3 M -- Amanda Murphy, sr., Elmira Southside-4 M -- Brooke Hessney, sr., Victor-5 A -- Kate Smith, sr., Mercy-5 M -- Jamie Raepple, sr., Grand Island-6 D -- Megan Carey, sr., Island Trees-8 A -- Julie Vigliotti, sr., SI Notre Dame-CHSAA CLASS B NYSSCOGS State Co-Players of the Year: Katie Underwood (Briarcliff-1) andAdele Jackson-Gibson (Nichols-AIS) NYSSCOGS State Coach of the Year: Owen Scully (Briarcliff-1) First Team D -- Katie Underwood, jr., Briarcliff-1 A -- Rosina Calisto, sr., Rye Neck-1 A -- Amy Marron, jr., Westlake-1 A -- Ashley Wilson, sr., Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk-2 M -- Kate Gosson, sr., Marcellus-3 A -- Rachael Palladino, sr., Lansing-4 D -- Megan Palladino, sr., Lansing-4 G -- Adele Jackson-Gibson, sr., Buffalo Nichols-AIS F -- Bri Smith, jr., Buffalo Nichols-AIS D/M -- Molly Bruh, sr., Wheatley-8 M -- Kayla Brantmeyer, sr., Center Moriches-11 Second Team A -- Lauren Kahn, jr., Nanuet-1 A -- Lianna Conacchio, soph., Briarcliff-1 D -- Amanda Konieczny, sr., Tamarac-2 D -- Katie Pearl, sr., Mechanicville-2 D -- Taylor Mazursky, jr., Chenango Forks-4 M -- Ellyn Grant-Keane, sr., Lansing-4 G -- M.C. Barrett, jr., Lansing-4 F -- Karly Tolentino, jr., Greece Odyssey-5 M -- Kaitlin Donohoe, sr., Buffalo Nichols-AIS M -- Emily Brenner, sr., Cold Spring Harbor-8 A -- Christie Morano, sr., Highland-9 Third Team M -- Danielle Christiano, soph., Briarcliff-1 M -- Savina Reid, soph., Briarcliff-1 D -- Brynn Feeney, sr., Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk-2 A/M -- Ashleigh Tracy, sr., Cobleskill-2 A -- Carly Cooper, sr., Westhill-3 A -- Samantha Williams, sr., Susquehanna Valley-4 D -- Lexie George, sr., Binghamton Seton-4 F -- Laura Lanzafame, sr., Bishop Kearney-5 D -- Lauren Schwartzenholzer, sr., East Aurora-6 D -- Kristen Insardi, jr., Cold Spring Harbor-8 M -- Jena Arnister, sr., Southampton-11 Fourth Team M -- Brittany Keeler, sr., Chatam-2 M -- Toressa Young, sr., Greenville-2 D -- Heather Konieczny, sr., Tamarac-2 M -- Taryn VanThof, sr., Livonia-5 M -- Brittany Luckey, sr., LeRoy-5 G -- Alyssa Englert, jr., Wayland-Cohocton-5 F -- Vanessa Gillette, sr., Fredonia-6 A -- Sarah Carter, jr., Plattsburgh-7 M -- Alyssa Abrahamsen, sr., Highland-9 A/M -- Kaila Maguire, sr., Potsdam-10 M -- Demi Mello, sr., Mattituck-11 CLASS C NYSSCOGS State Co-Players of the Year:Rachel Parker (Marathon-4) and Jenna Carson (York-5) NYSSCOGS State Co-Coaches of the Year: Victor VanVliet (York-5) and Trish Hayes (Marathon-4) First Team M -- Stacey Buzzeto, sr., North Salem-1 M -- Amanda Hathaway, jr., Stillwater-2 M/A -- Megan Rozumalski, sr., Middleburgh-2 A -- Dana Reina, sr., Utica Notre Dame-3 A -- Rachel Parker, jr., Marathon-4 D -- Caley Manuel, sr., Elmira Notre Dame-4 F -- Jenna Carson, jr., York-5 G -- Ashley McArdle, sr., Naples-5 M -- Jessalyn Gates, sr., York-5 F -- Gina Liang, sr., Holland-6 A -- Karina Scavo, sr., Stony Brook-11 Second Team A -- Meeghan Arno, soph., Maple Hill-2 D -- Olivia Hopeck, sr., Stillwater-2 D -- Carrie Gorka, jr., Voorheesville-2 D -- Ashley Mahlmeister, sr., Sidney-4 A -- Kristen Cleveland, sr., Candor-4 F -- Dzindzi Wade, sr., Nazareth-5 F -- Jen Hudson, sr., Bloomfield-5 A -- Kayla Rabideau, jr., Northern Adirondack-7 A -- Natalie Abbeme, jr., Pierson-11 A -- Bridget Straub, sr., McGann-Mercy-11 G -- Danielle Pappas, soph., Stony Brook-11 Third Team M -- Sierra Legge, jr., Maple Hill-2 G -- Lisa Bates, sr., Galway-2 A -- Jenna Stever, jr., Fort Plain-2 A -- Shawna Hulbert, jr., Marathon-4 D -- Paige McCarthy, jr., Marathon-4 D -- Marcy Manning, sr., Avon-5 D -- Molly Root, jr., Geneseo-5 M -- Caitie Pfeiffer, jr., Holland-6 M -- Renee Egan, sr., Seton Catholic-7 A -- Rebecca Monteith, sr., Tuxedo-9 A -- Shelbie McGraw, sr., St. Lawrence-10 Fourth Team A -- Naomi Pollack, sr., Schecter-1 M -- Megan Clemente, sr., Waterford-2 M -- Becca La Porte, soph., Hoosick Falls-2 A -- Courtney Henry, sr., Thousand Islands-3 A -- Megan McDermott, sr., Greene-4 D -- Brooke Greer, sr., Bloomfield-5 M -- Sarah Andres, sr., Honeoye-5 M -- Alexa DiNapoli, sr., Frewsburg-6 D -- Brittany Crump, sr., St. Lawrence-10 A -- Katie Osieki, sr., Pierson-11 G -- Christa Pappalardo, soph., Port Jefferson-11 CLASS D NYSSCOGS State Co-Players of the Year: Kori Hamm (Edmeston-4) and Alina Greiser (Florida-9) NYSSCOGS State Co-Coaches of the Year: Melanie Mumbulo (Edmeston-4) and Joe DiMattina (Florida-9) First Team A -- Nicole Law, sr., McGraw-3 F -- Kori Hamm, jr., Edmeston-4 F -- Chelsea Haight, sr., Davenport-4 F -- Katie Wyant, sr., Jasper-Troupsburg-5 F -- Allison Richter, sr., Fillmore-5 D -- Alex Josephson, sr., Maple Grove-6 M -- Kelsey Gibson, sr., Elizabethtown-Lewis-7 G -- Alina Greiser, sr., Florida-9 A -- Jillian Collova, sr., Florida-9 D -- Taylor Mims, sr., Smithtown Christian-11 M -- Jessica Calandra, sr., Staten Island Acad.-AIS Second Team A/M -- Geneva Furlano, jr., New Lebanon-2 M -- Kerrin Ehrenspeck, sr., Old Forge-3 D -- Lucy Campbell, sr., Hamilton-3 D -- Taylor Ross, soph., Edmeston-4 G -- Susanna Johnson, jr., Edmeston-4 F -- Stephany Ellison, soph., Whitesville-5 M -- Patty Capwell, sr., Canaseraga-5 A -- Victoria Reynolds, jr., Chazy-7 M -- Madelaine Guay, sr., Chazy-7 M -- Michelle Dugan, sr., Florida-9 A -- Katelin Hamelin, sr., Chateaugay-10 Third Team G -- Chelsea Hall, sr., Northville-2 M -- Tara Brand, sr., Remsen-3 M -- Kristen Guy, jr., McGraw-3 D -- Rachel Roberts, sr., Remsen-3 G -- Katie Goss, fr., Davenport-4 M -- Bridget Woolston, sr., Genesee Valley-5 F -- Erika Neuwirth, jr., Ellicottville-6 M -- Brigid Daul, sr., Chazy-7 A -- Heather Johnson, sr., Heuvelton-10 M/A -- Leah Malbeuf, sr., Harrisville-10 A -- Christina Casamassina, soph., Smithtown Christian-11]]> tag:weblogs.newsday.com,2008:/sports/highschool/soccer/blog//169.144023 2008-11-17T15:16:36Z 2008-11-17T15:23:52Z

*** - champion** - runner-up* - semifinalists Class AA 1: 23-0-0 John Jay EF-1 *** 2: 19-3-1 Fairport-5 ** 3: 19-1-0 East Islip-11 * 4: 20-2-1 Baldwinsville-3 * 5: 21-0-1 Bethlehem-2 6: 17-3-2 Clarence-6 7: 16-1-3 Massapequa-8 8: 13-7-0 Washingtonville-9...

Adam Ronis Class AA 1: 23-0-0 John Jay EF-1 *** 2: 19-3-1 Fairport-5 ** 3: 19-1-0 East Islip-11 * 4: 20-2-1 Baldwinsville-3 * 5: 21-0-1 Bethlehem-2 6: 17-3-2 Clarence-6 7: 16-1-3 Massapequa-8 8: 13-7-0 Washingtonville-9 9: 19-1-0 Union-Endicott-4 10: 14-5-2 Niskayuna-2 11: 17-3-2 Aquinas-5 12: 18-3-0 CBA-3 13: 12-4-2 Northport-11 14: 16-2-1 Greece Athena-5 15: 15-4-0 West Islip-11 16: 14-4-2 Williamsville North-6 17: 14-2-1 Connetquot-11 18: 16-2-3 Kenmore West-6 19: 17-2-0 Warwick-9 20: 12-6-2 Shenendehowa-2 20: 14-6-0 Arlington-1 Class A 1: 18-4-1 Rye-1 *** 2: 10-4-6 Rockville Center SS-8 ** 3: 21-2-0 Williamsville East-6 * 4: 18-5-0 Cortland-3 * 5: 12-1-2 Islip-11 6: 13-8-2 Mercy-5 7: 20-1-0 Cornwall-9 8: 16-3-1 Maine-Endwell-4 9: 14-6-3 Burnt Hills-2 10: 13-5-1 Lourdes-1 11: 9-6-5 Island Trees-8 12: 16-3-0 Massena-10 13: 13-2-2 Sayville-11 14: 16-3-1 New Hyde Park-8 15: 13-3-2 Byram Hills-1 16: 17-5-0 Amherst-6 17: 11-3-3 Wallkill-9 18: 13-5-0 Elwood John Glenn-11 19: 10-9-2 Averill Park-2 20: 15-2-3 Scotia-Glenville-2 Class B 1: 23-1-0 Briarcliff-1 *** 2: 21-2-0 Nichols-AIS 3: 16-6-4 Livonia-5 ** 4: 15-8-1 Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk-2 * 5: 11-5-2 Cold Spring Harbor-8 * 6: 21-1-0 Lansing-4 7: 21-1-0 Nanuet-1 8: 15-3-4 Plattsburgh-7 9: 9-6-2 Mattituck-11 10: 17-4-2 East Aurora-6 11: 16-6-0 Westhill-3 12: 19-1-1 Potsdam-10 13: 17-3-0 Marcellus-3 14: 15-1-2 Rye Neck-1 15: 16-2-2 Bronxville-1 16: 17-3-0 Greenville-2 17: 16-3-0 Chenango Forks-4 18: 14-3-1 Mechanicville-2 19: 15-3-2 Tamarac-2 20: 16-4-0 Highland-9 Class C 1: 18-3-2 Marathon-4 *** 1: 20-2-4 York-5 *** 3: 21-2-0 Plattsburgh Seton-7 * 4: 7-8-2 Stony Brook-11 * 5: 16-3-1 Holland-6 6: 13-6-1 North Salem-1 7: 18-4-1 Maple Hill-2 8: 13-9-1 Utica Notre Dame-3 9: 19-1-2 Stillwater-2 10: 7-5-1 Friends-8 11: 14-6-0 Tuxedo-9 12: 8-8-3 Brushton-Moira-10 13: 17-1-1 St. Lawrence-10 14: 15-4-4 Nazareth-5 15: 20-0-2 Bloomfield-5 16: 17-3-2 Sauquoit Valley-3 17: 18-2-1 Naples-5 18: 13-3-1 Sidney-4 19: 13-7-1 Hoosick Falls-2 20: 15-4-0 Middleburgh-2 Class D 1: 22-0-1 Florida-9 *** 1: 22-0-2 Edmeston-4 *** 3: 17-2-1 Chazy-7 * 4: 18-5-1 Arkport-5 * 5: 17-1-3 Harrisville-10 6: 17-4-0 Maple Grove-6 7: 17-6-0 Old Forge-3 8: 10-2-1 Smithtown Christian-11 9: 20-0-1 Davenport-4 10: 19-1-0 Remsen-3 11: 12-7-1 Northville-2 12: 18-1-1 McGraw-3 13: 13-6-1 Ellicottville-6 14: 17-4-0 Chateaugay-10 15: 14-3-0 Cherry Valley-Springfield-4 16: 14-3-2 Jefferson-4 17: 12-4-2 Edwards-Knox-10 18: 13-5-2 Heuvelton-10 19: 14-3-3 Hamilton-3 20: 15-8-0 Canaseraga-5 ]]> tag:weblogs.newsday.com,2008:/sports/highschool/soccer/blog//169.143804 2008-11-15T21:25:36Z 2008-11-16T02:28:39Z

BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI Brentwood will play for its first state title since 1989 because Joseph Lopez scored his second-goal with 1:00 left in overtime in a pass from Hancell Guevara to give the Indians a 2-1 win over Baldwinsville (Section...

Joseph Staszewski BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI Brentwood will play for its first state title since 1989 because Joseph Lopez scored his second-goal with 1:00 left in overtime in a pass from Hancell Guevara to give the Indians a 2-1 win over Baldwinsville (Section III). Brentwood plays Section VI's Clarence at 1 p.m. in the final. Comsewogue beat Mohonasen 6-0 to advance to play Section I's Harrison at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow in the final. Keith Vigorito had two goals and an assist and Mackie Magoulas had a goal and two assists. tag:weblogs.newsday.com,2008:/sports/highschool/soccer/blog//169.143527 2008-11-14T15:25:37Z 2008-11-14T16:48:39Z

BY CHRIS MASCARO Good morning from Cortland everyone! Sorry for the blogging delay, but our system was a little shaky earlier. Anyway, we're at halftime of the Class AA state semifinal between East Islip and Fairport. Fairport leads 1-0 on...

Chris Mascaro BY CHRIS MASCARO Good morning from Cortland everyone! Sorry for the blogging delay, but our system was a little shaky earlier. Anyway, we're at halftime of the Class AA state semifinal between East Islip and Fairport. Fairport leads 1-0 on a goal by Kacie Bednarcyk on an assist from Allyson DiMagno with 15:08 left in the first half. In the other semifinal (on the field on the opposite side of the press box), John Jay-East Fishkill (yes, that's one school ... it's in Section I) leads Baldwinsville (Section III), 1-0. UPDATE: With less than 13:00 to go in the second half, East Islip still trails 1-0. The Redmen had a few decent chances this half, including a Lena Amalfitano shot from about 10 yards out that narrowly missed wide left. Alexa Niciforo also had a chance on a rebound, but again, the shot fell wide. UPDATE: Amalfitano just had another close miss. She headed a corner kick that was snagged by Fairport goalie Melissa Martens just before it crossed the goal line with about 11:45 to go. EI still trails 1-0. UPDATE: East Islip's undefeated run has ended. Brigit Falcon scored on an assist from Regina Nowicki with less than 2:00 to go, sealing the 2-0 win for Fairport. Fairport will play John Jay-East Fishkill in tomorrow's Class AA final at 10 a.m. at Homer High. *This was East Islip's first appearance at the state tournament. That's it from Cortland. The next three games today are all at Homer High, where I'm told there is no wireless connection. If not, check back on the main site for updates on South Side (Class A), Cold Spring Harbor (Class B) and Stony Brook (Class C). Thanks for coming out this morning! ]]> tag:weblogs.newsday.com,2008:/sports/highschool/soccer/blog//169.142827 2008-11-12T04:29:20Z 2008-11-12T04:31:33Z

Nassau 1. Massapequa 2. South Side 3. Sacred Heart 4. Island Trees 5. Cold Spring Harbor 6. Baldwin 7. New Hyde Park 8. East Meadow 9. Oceanside 10. Bethpage...

Adam Ronis Nassau 1. Massapequa 2. South Side 3. Sacred Heart 4. Island Trees 5. Cold Spring Harbor 6. Baldwin 7. New Hyde Park 8. East Meadow 9. Oceanside 10. Bethpage ]]> tag:weblogs.newsday.com,2008:/sports/highschool/soccer/blog//169.142799 2008-11-11T22:13:07Z 2008-11-12T02:42:25Z

Photo by Patrick E. McCarthy / November 8, 2008 BY CHRIS MASCARO Hey everyone, here is this week's Big 10 by Gregg Sarra (this week's video can be viewed by scrolling down on that page), which includes the debut...

Chris Mascaro Photo by Patrick E. McCarthy / November 8, 2008 BY CHRIS MASCARO Hey everyone, here is this week's Big 10 by Gregg Sarra (this week's video can be viewed by scrolling down on that page), which includes the debut of the undefeated Class AA Long Island champions from East Islip. Also available is the Long Island girls soccer top 10, and here are Suffolk's 10 best teams: 1. East Islip (pictured above is freshman Cari Roccaro in the Redmen's 2-0 win over Massapequa on Saturday in the Class AA L.I. title game) 2. Islip 3. Sayville 4. West Islip 5. Northport 6. Ward Melville 7. Connetquot 8. St. Anthony's 9. Commack 10. Deer Park If you would like to vent about any of these lists, feel free to do so here. Or leave a comment right here on the blog. We'll be back live from Cortland on Friday!]]> tag:weblogs.newsday.com,2008:/sports/highschool/soccer/blog//169.142339 2008-11-10T17:59:06Z 2008-11-10T18:44:54Z

BY CHRIS MASCARO Happy Monday to everyone! It was an exciting weekend of girls soccer action, and four local teams will be making the trek to SUNY Cortland/Homer High School/Tompkins Cortland Community College (TC3) this weekend for the state semifinals...

Chris Mascaro BY CHRIS MASCARO Happy Monday to everyone! It was an exciting weekend of girls soccer action, and four local teams will be making the trek to SUNY Cortland/Homer High School/Tompkins Cortland Community College (TC3) this weekend for the state semifinals (Friday) and finals (Saturday). Here are the schedules for each team... Class AA: East Islip will play Fairport (Section V) at 9:30 a.m. on Friday at SUNY Cortland. If it wins, the final will be at 10 a.m. the following day at Homer High. Class A: South Side will play Williamsville East (Section VI) at 11:45 a.m. on Friday at Homer High. A win would place the Cyclones in the title game at noon on Saturday at TC3. Class B: Cold Spring Harbor will face Livonia (Section V) at 2:30 p.m. on Friday at Homer High. If CSH wins Friday, it advances to the title game at 1 p.m. the following day at Homer. Class C: Stony Brook (scroll down on the link) will play York (Section V) at 5:15 p.m. at Homer High. A win puts them in Saturday's final, which is at 3 p.m. at TC3. Check back for rankings later today! ]]> tag:weblogs.newsday.com,2008:/sports/highschool/soccer/blog//169.142336 2008-11-10T17:47:28Z 2008-11-10T17:55:28Z

Class AA *1: 19-0-0 East Islip-11 *2: 21-0-0 John Jay EF-1 *3: 20-1-1 Baldwinsville-3 *4: 18-2-1 Fairport-5 5: 21-0-1 Bethlehem-2 6: 17-3-2 Clarence-6 7: 16-1-3 Massapequa-8 8: 13-7-0 Washingtonville-9 9: 19-1-0 Union-Endicott-4 10: 14-5-2 Niskayuna-2 11: 17-3-2 Aquinas-5 12: 18-3-0...

Adam Ronis Class AA *1: 19-0-0 East Islip-11 *2: 21-0-0 John Jay EF-1 *3: 20-1-1 Baldwinsville-3 *4: 18-2-1 Fairport-5 5: 21-0-1 Bethlehem-2 6: 17-3-2 Clarence-6 7: 16-1-3 Massapequa-8 8: 13-7-0 Washingtonville-9 9: 19-1-0 Union-Endicott-4 10: 14-5-2 Niskayuna-2 11: 17-3-2 Aquinas-5 12: 18-3-0 CBA-3 13: 12-4-2 Northport-11 14: 16-2-1 Greece Athena-5 15: 15-4-0 West Islip-11 16: 14-4-2 Williamsville North-6 17: 14-2-1 Connetquot-11 18: 16-2-3 Kenmore West-6 19: 17-2-0 Warwick-9 20: 12-6-2 Shenendehowa-2 20: 14-6-0 Arlington-1 Class A *1: 21-1-0 Williamsville East-6 *2: 16-4-1 Rye-1 *3: 9-3-6 Rockville Center South Side-8 *4: 18-4-0 Cortland-3 5: 12-1-2 Islip-11 6: 13-8-2 Mercy-5 7: 20-1-0 Cornwall-9 8: 16-3-1 Maine-Endwell-4 9: 14-6-3 Burnt Hills-2 10: 13-5-1 Lourdes-1 11: 9-6-5 Island Trees-8 12: 16-3-0 Massena-10 13: 13-2-2 Sayville-11 14: 16-2-1 New Hyde Park-8 15: 13-3-2 Byram Hills-1 16: 17-5-0 Amherst-6 17: 11-3-3 Wallkill-9 18: 13-5-0 Elwood John Glenn-11 19: 10-9-2 Averill Park-2 20: 15-2-3 Scotia-Glenville-2 Class B *1: 21-1-0 Briarcliff-1 2: 20-1-0 Nichols-AIS *3: 11-4-2 Cold Spring Harbor-8 *4: 15-7-1 Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk-2 *5: 15-5-4 Livonia-5 6: 21-1-0 Lansing-4 7: 15-3-4 Plattsburgh-7 8: 9-6-2 Mattituck-11 9: 17-4-2 East Aurora-6 10: 16-6-0 Westhill-3 11: 19-1-1 Potsdam-10 12: 21-1-0 Nanuet-1 13: 17-3-0 Marcellus-3 14: 17-3-0 Greenville-2 15: 16-3-0 Chenango Forks-4 16: 14-3-1 Mechanicville-2 17: 16-4-0 Highland-9 18: 15-3-2 Tamarac-2 19: 15-1-2 Rye Neck-1 20: 16-2-2 Bronxville-1 Class C *1: 21-1-0 Plattsburgh Seton-7 *2: 17-3-1 Marathon-4 *3: 19-2-3 York-5 *4: 7-7-2 Stony Brook-11 5: 16-3-1 Holland-6 6: 13-6-1 North Salem-1 7: 18-4-1 Maple Hill-2 8: 13-9-1 Utica Notre Dame-3 9: 19-1-2 Stillwater-2 10: 7-5-1 Friends-8 11: 14-6-0 Tuxedo-9 12: 8-8-3 Brushton-Moira-10 13: 17-1-1 St. Lawrence-10 14: 15-4-4 Nazareth-5 15: 20-0-2 Bloomfield-5 16: 17-3-2 Sauquoit Valley-3 17: 18-2-1 Naples-5 18: 13-3-1 Sidney-4 19: 13-7-1 Hoosick Falls-2 20: 15-4-0 Middleburgh-2 Class D *1: 21-0-0 Florida-9 *2: 21-0-1 Edmeston-4 *3: 17-1-1 Chazy-7 *4: 18-4-1 Arkport-5 5: 17-1-3 Harrisville-10 6: 17-4-0 Maple Grove-6 7: 17-6-0 Old Forge-3 8: 10-2-1 Smithtown Christian-11 9: 20-0-1 Davenport-4 10: 19-1-0 Remsen-3 11: 12-7-1 Northville-2 12: 18-1-1 McGraw-3 13: 13-6-1 Ellicottville-6 14: 17-4-0 Chateaugay-10 15: 14-3-0 Cherry Valley-Springfield-4 16: 14-3-2 Jefferson-4 17: 12-4-2 Edwards-Knox-10 18: 13-5-2 Heuvelton-10 19: 14-3-3 Hamilton-3 20: 15-8-0 Canaseraga-5 *- final four teams ]]> tag:weblogs.newsday.com,2008:/sports/highschool/soccer/blog//169.142087 2008-11-08T22:13:37Z 2008-11-09T02:26:47Z

BY CHRIS MASCARO We're just about ready for the finale from Dowling, the Class AA Long Island/Southeast regional between a pair of unbeatens — Massapequa (16-0-3) and East Islip (18-0-0). A Massapequa win would give Nassau the sweep today. Tonight's...

Chris Mascaro BY CHRIS MASCARO We're just about ready for the finale from Dowling, the Class AA Long Island/Southeast regional between a pair of unbeatens — Massapequa (16-0-3) and East Islip (18-0-0). A Massapequa win would give Nassau the sweep today. Tonight's winner will play the winner of Fairport (Section V) and Clarence (Section VI) at 9:30 a.m. on Friday at SUNY Cortland. *Limited blogging for this game because I'm on deadline (sorry!) UPDATE: We're at halftime, and the game is scoreless. The best opportunity for either side came near the midway point of the first half, as Kim DeCesare hit a nice cross to Emily Masiello, whose shot knocked off the inside of the left post and bounced away. UPDATE: With 36:18 to go in the second half, Lena Amalfitano headed in a corner kick to give East Islip a 1-0 lead. UPDATE: With 31:45 remaining, Kerry Sullivan rifled a shot from outside the box on the left post that knocked off the top post. That's two posts tonight for Massapequa... UPDATE: With 20:20 to go, Laura Hofrichter served up a shot from about 30 yards out that hooked Beckham-style into the left side of the net to give East Islip a 2-0 lead. This one may be over... UPDATE: East Islip punched its first-ever ticket to the state semifinals with a 2-0 win, ending Massapequa's unbeaten streak this season at 19 games. Massapequa beat East Islip in the 2005 title game en route to a state title. We'll see next weekend if East Islip can do the same this year. Thanks to everyone for coming out today! We'll see ya'll in Cortland on Friday! ]]> tag:weblogs.newsday.com,2008:/sports/highschool/soccer/blog//169.142083 2008-11-08T21:22:07Z 2008-11-09T00:45:22Z

BY CHRIS MASCARO Okay, we're back at a rainy Dowling Sports Complex for the Class A Long Island Championship/Southeast Regional final between South Side (8-3-5) and Islip (13-1-1). These two teams have played the past three seasons in this round,...

Chris Mascaro BY CHRIS MASCARO Okay, we're back at a rainy Dowling Sports Complex for the Class A Long Island Championship/Southeast Regional final between South Side (8-3-5) and Islip (13-1-1). These two teams have played the past three seasons in this round, with South Side winning each time. South Side has won nine straight Long Island Class A titles, and two in a row before that in Class B. South Side is without Crystal Dunn, who is playing with the under-17 national team, and Carly Beyar is out of the starting lineup for the fourth straight game with a knee injury. We're just underway, so check back often for updates! *The winner of this game will play the Our Lady of Mercy (Section V)-Williamsville East (Section VI) winner at 11:45 a.m. on Friday at Homer High School in the Class A state semifinals. UPDATE: Less than five minutes into the game, Islip's Beth Bowling lined up a shot from just outside the box that hit off the South Side goalie's hands and knocked off the right post. South Side had a couple scrums in front of the net a few minutes later (including one on a corner kick) but couldn't put one home. Exciting action here in the early going. UPDATE: After an initial flurry (see above) and a pair of corner kicks for each side, the teams remain scoreless at the half. UPDATE: With 28:29 on the clock in the second half, South Side's Colleen Burke had a free kick from about 10 yards outside the box. But her attempt hit the bottom upright on the field-goal post just above the net (in other words, it was close). Less than two minutes later, Islip's Kara Salerno moved in on a 2-on-1, but her shot was stopped by the South Side goalie. We're still scoreless at Dowling. UPDATE: Senior captain Prudence Rydstrom got taken off with an apparent right leg injury and is being worked on by the trainer on the sideline. Junior forward Kara Rafferty replaced her. Gaby Martino narrowly missed putting Islip on the board a few minutes later, as her shot sailed wide right. We're still scoreless with under 15 minutes to play. UPDATE: Rydstrom returned at the 13:50 mark. She seems to be running fine. Could have been a cramp... UPDATE: With just over 2:00 left in regulation, Ashleigh Nieves made a nice play to keep the ball from going out of bounds and then sent a cross into the box. Kara Salerno got a foot on it, but her shot sailed just wide to the right. Islip got a corner kick just a minute later, but could not convert. The Bucs knocked on the doorstep a few times in the second half, but couldn't tally a goal. We're headed for overtime! UPDATE: We're still scoreless after the first 10-minute overtime. There will be one more 10-minute period, and then if the game is still scoreless, there will be two five-minute golden-goal periods before penalty kicks. UPDATE: With about 5:40 to go in the second 10-minute overtime, Rydstrom had a go from about 30 yards out, which bounced off the goalie's hands and hit up against the top post before being knocked away. Islip still knocking on the door, but can't break it down... UPDATE: Still 0-0 after two 10-minute overtimes. Onto the first five-minute golden-goal period... UPDATE: The two five-minute periods came and went (miraculously) without a goal. PKs will decide the Class A title... Liz Monfort had a point-blank shot with 25 seconds left in the first overtime, but she ripped one right at Ali Griffin from five yards out. Then, a minute into the second five minutes, Griffin was caught out of position and three Islip defenders hit the turf. But Griffin recovered just in the nick of time to grab the ball before it crossed the goal line. Then, with one second left (seriously), Trisha Sileo had a free kick from about 28 yards that she knocked off the top post. Unbelievable action in the overtimes... UPDATE: South Side wins its fourth straight Class A Long Island Championship with a 3-2 edge in penalty kicks. Jenna DiIorio and Jessica Baccaglini gave South Side a 2-0 lead, and then Katie Hyland and Dominique DeMasi scored for Islip to tie it at 2. Monfort scored in the fourth round to put South Side up 3-2, leaving it up to Islip's Beth Bowling, whose shot was saved by goalie Lauren Lopresti. ]]> tag:weblogs.newsday.com,2008:/sports/highschool/soccer/blog//169.142053 2008-11-08T14:27:14Z 2008-11-08T21:58:44Z

BY CHRIS MASCARO Good morning from the Dowling Sports Complex! Three Long Island Championship/Southeast Regional finals will be played here today, and first up is Cold Spring Harbor (10-4-2) and Mattituck (10-5-2) in the Class B game. (*Quick notes: Stony...

Chris Mascaro BY CHRIS MASCARO Good morning from the Dowling Sports Complex! Three Long Island Championship/Southeast Regional finals will be played here today, and first up is Cold Spring Harbor (10-4-2) and Mattituck (10-5-2) in the Class B game. (*Quick notes: Stony Brook is the Section XI Class C representative, but its regional final is this evening at Yorktown High School against North Salem of Section I. The Class A game between Islip and South Side starts at 4:30 p.m., and the Class AA match between Massapequa and East Islip will kick off at 7 p.m.) This game is just underway, so we'll be back with updates throughout the game. *The winner of this game will play either Livonia (Section V) or East Aurora (Section VI) in the state semifinals at 2:30 p.m. next Friday at Homer High School. UPDATE: We're at the 19:00 mark in the first half, and the game is scoreless. UPDATE: Still scoreless at the 7:00 mark, and neither team has had very many scoring opportunities. The closest we came to a score was near the 10:30 mark, as Cold Spring Harbor's Liz Ludlow chipped a shot from the left side that went clear across the box, but just wide of the net. UPDATE: With 1:27 to go in the first half, the ball trickled out to Cold Spring Harbor's Rebecca Quirk, who fired a shot from just outside the box and scooted the ball just past Mattituck goalie Courtney Birkmier to give CSH a 1-0 lead. It was Quirk's first goal of the season. That's where we are at the half. UPDATE: At the 31:25 mark in the second half, Cold Spring Harbor's Caroline McManus made a save, but she lost control of the ball briefly. Danielle Young nearly got her foot on the rebound attempt, but McManus grabbed it away just before she did. UPDATE: With 8:00 to play, CSH still leads 1-0. UPDATE: The first game of our tripleheader has concluded, and Cold Spring Harbor earned a 1-0 win. The Seahawks will play Livonia (which advanced with a 2-1 advantage in penalty kicks) at 2:30 p.m on Friday at Homer High School in the Class B state semifinals. We'll take a break and be back at 4:30 p.m. for Islip-South Side. See ya then!]]> tag:weblogs.newsday.com,2008:/sports/highschool/soccer/blog//169.141509 2008-11-06T14:48:20Z 2008-11-07T01:12:38Z

Class AA 1: 16-0-3 Massapequa-8 2: 18-0-0 East Islip-11 3: 21-0-0 Bethlehem-2 4: 20-0-0 John Jay EF-1 5: 20-1-0 Baldwinsville-3 6: 17-2-1 Fairport-5 7: 17-2-2 Clarence-6 8: 13-6-0 Washingtonville-9 9: 19-1-0 Union-Endicott-4 10: 14-5-2 Niskayuna-2 11: 17-3-2 Aquinas-5 12: 18-3-0...

Adam Ronis Class AA 1: 16-0-3 Massapequa-8 2: 18-0-0 East Islip-11 3: 21-0-0 Bethlehem-2 4: 20-0-0 John Jay EF-1 5: 20-1-0 Baldwinsville-3 6: 17-2-1 Fairport-5 7: 17-2-2 Clarence-6 8: 13-6-0 Washingtonville-9 9: 19-1-0 Union-Endicott-4 10: 14-5-2 Niskayuna-2 11: 17-3-2 Aquinas-5 12: 18-3-0 CBA-3 13: 12-4-2 Northport-11 14: 16-2-1 Greece Athena-5 15: 15-4-0 West Islip-11 16: 14-4-2 Williamsville North-6 17: 14-2-1 Connetquot-11 18: 16-2-3 Kenmore West-6 19: 17-2-0 Warwick-9 20: 12-6-2 Shenendehowa-2 20: 14-6-0 Arlington-1 Class A 1: 12-1-2 Islip-11 2: 20-0-0 Cornwall-9 3: 20-1-0 Williamsville East-6 4: 13-7-2 Mercy-5 5: 15-4-1 Rye-1 6: 10-3-5 Rockville Ctr. SS-8 7: 17-4-0 Cortland-3 8: 16-2-0 Massena-10 9: 16-3-1 Maine-Endwell-4 10: 14-6-3 Burnt Hills-2 11: 13-5-1 Lourdes-1 12: 9-6-5 Island Trees-8 13: 13-2-2 Sayville-11 14: 16-2-1 New Hyde Park-8 15: 13-3-2 Byram Hills-1 16: 17-5-0 Amherst-6 17: 11-3-3 Wallkill-9 18: 13-5-0 Elwood John Glenn-11 19: 10-9-2 Averill Park-2 20: 15-2-3 Scotia-Glenville-2 Class B 1: 21-0-0 Lansing-4 2: 20-1-0 Nichols-AIS 3: 11-4-2 Cold Spring Harbor-8 4: 20-1-0 Briarcliff-1 5: 14-7-1 Ravena-2 6: 15-2-4 Plattsburgh-7 7: 11-5-2 Mattituck-11 8: 17-4-1 East Aurora-6 9: 14-5-3 Livonia-5 10: 16-6-0 Westhill-3 11: 19-1-1 Potsdam-10 12: 21-1-0 Nanuet-1 13: 17-3-0 Marcellus-3 14: 17-3-0 Greenville-2 15: 16-3-0 Chenango Forks-4 16: 14-3-1 Mechanicville-2 17: 16-4-0 Highland-9 18: 15-3-2 Tamarac-2 19: 15-1-2 Rye Neck-1 20: 16-2-2 Bronxville-1 Class C 1: 20-1-0 Plattsburgh Seton-7 2: 16-3-0 Holland-6 3: 13-5-1 North Salem-1 4: 16-3-1 Marathon-4 5: 18-3-1 Maple Hill-2 6: 19-2-2 York-5 7: 13-8-1 Utica Notre Dame-3 8: 7-5-2 Stony Brook-11 9: 19-1-2 Stillwater-2 10: 12-4-2 Friends-8 11: 14-6-0 Tuxedo-9 12: 8-8-3 Brushton-Moira-10 13: 17-1-1 St. Lawrence-10 14: 15-4-4 Nazareth-5 15: 20-0-2 Bloomfield-5 16: 17-3-2 Sauquoit Valley-3 17: 18-2-1 Naples-5 18: 13-3-1 Sidney-4 19: 13-7-1 Hoosick Falls-2 20: 15-4-0 Middleburgh-2 Class D: 1: 20-0-0 Florida-9 2: 20-0-1 Edmeston-4 3: 16-1-1 Chazy-7 4: 17-0-3 Harrisville-10 5: 17-3-0 Maple Grove-6 6: 17-4-1 Arkport-5 7: 17-5-0 Old Forge-3 8: 12-6-1 Northville-2 9: 10-2-1 Smithtown Christian-11 10: 20-0-1 Davenport-4 11: 19-1-0 Remsen-3 12: 18-1-1 McGraw-3 13: 13-6-1 Ellicottville-6 14: 17-4-0 Chateaugay-10 15: 14-3-0 Cherry Valley-Springfield-4 16: 14-3-2 Jefferson-4 17: 12-4-2 Edwards-Knox-10 18: 13-5-2 Heuvelton-10 19: 14-3-3 Hamilton-3 20: 15-8-0 Canaseraga-5 ]]> tag:weblogs.newsday.com,2008:/sports/highschool/soccer/blog//169.141372 2008-11-05T21:29:26Z 2008-11-06T00:33:58Z

BY CHRIS MASCARO Okay, after a marathon first game, East Islip (17-0) and West Islip (15-3) have taken the field for the Class AA title game. East Islip defeated its League III rivals both times they met during the regular...

Chris Mascaro BY CHRIS MASCARO Okay, after a marathon first game, East Islip (17-0) and West Islip (15-3) have taken the field for the Class AA title game. East Islip defeated its League III rivals both times they met during the regular season, 2-0. We're just underway...check back for updates periodically! UPDATE: We're scoreless yet again at the half. There is a steady mist coming down. I'm starting to think this field is immune to goals — just kidding ... but we'd like more scoring. Be back later! UPDATE: With 36:50 left in the second half, freshman Cari Roccaro headed in a goal on a rebound after the West Islip goalie had knocked away a free kick. The tally was assisted by Alexa Niciforo. UPDATE: Still 1-0 East Islip closing in on 10 minutes left in the game. UPDATE: Niciforo iced the game with a breakaway goal on an assist from Melissa Copeland to give East Islip a 2-0 lead. UPDATE: East Islip wins the Suffolk Class AA title with its third 2-0 win over West Islip this season. East Islip will play Massapequa in the Class AA Long Island Championship game at 7 p.m. on Saturday back at Dowling. Thanks for coming out today! I'll see you on Saturday for the L.I. Championship games! ]]> tag:weblogs.newsday.com,2008:/sports/highschool/soccer/blog//169.141285 2008-11-05T19:01:34Z 2008-11-05T23:44:03Z

BY CHRIS MASCARO Good afternoon everybody! We're coming to you live from the Dowling Sports Complex, where Islip (11-1-1) and Sayville (13-2-1) are just getting underway in the Suffolk girls soccer Class A title game. These League V rivals played...

Chris Mascaro BY CHRIS MASCARO Good afternoon everybody! We're coming to you live from the Dowling Sports Complex, where Islip (11-1-1) and Sayville (13-2-1) are just getting underway in the Suffolk girls soccer Class A title game. These League V rivals played twice during the regular season, Sayville won the first match in overtime, 2-1, while Islip dominated the second, 4-0. This is the matchup many expected to see at the beginning of the season, and it came to fruition, as Islip took out Mt. Sinai and Glenn, while Sayville defeated Hauppauge and Bayport-Blue Point to advance to today's final. So this should be a good one. I'll be back periodically with updates, so be sure to keep this page refreshed! UPDATE: After 20 minutes, not much to report. The teams are scoreless and haven't had many (if any) quality chances. I'll be back at halftime, or before if we get a goal. UPDATE: We're scoreless at the half. Islip's Kara Salerno had a rebound attempt at the 8:30 mark, but Sayville goalie Heather Bonamico was there to make the save. Sayville had two or three opportunities with loose balls inside the box, but couldn't get a foot on them. The story for Sayville has unfortunately been injuries. Nicole Ali went down with an apparent leg injury with about 10:00 to go, and she was kept out for the remainder of the remainder of the half. She ran on the sideline though, and looked be be okay. On a more serious note, senior captain Lauren Fronckwicz went down with 15.4 seconds to go in the half and needed to be carted off by an ambulance. She was down on the field covered with blankets for about 20 minutes before the EMTs wheeled her off. Fronckwicz had her left leg in a brace, and early reports were a possible ACL tear. UPDATE: Scoreless at the end of regulation, we're headed to overtime! UPDATE: Still scoreless after the first two 10-minute overtime periods. They'll play two five-minute golden-goal overtimes before penalty kicks, meaning if either team scores, the game is over. UPDATE: Islip wins on penalty kicks, 3-2. Prudence Rydstrom, Katie Hyland and Dominique DeMasi scored for the Bucs, while Min Hodak and Dariann Sellitti tallied scores for Sayville. The PKs went six rounds. DeMasi was the sixth shooter for the Islip, and she put her attempt home in the top right corner. Lindsey Lyons was Sayville's last shooter — her attempt went wide right. Islip wins the Class A title for the fourth straight year. The Bucs will play South Side back at Dowling on Saturday at 4:30 p.m.]]>