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Olivia Annunziata’s passes to a cutter for Middle Country as Ward Melville co-captain Summer Agostino defends. Bill Landon photo
Olivia Annunziata sprints upfield for Middle Country in a Div-I matchup at home May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle County sophomore attack Olivia Annunziata sprints towards the cage at home against Ward Melville May 10. Bill Landon photo
Mia Juvelier up the sideline for the Patriots in a 15-8 victory in the road May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country sophomore midfielder Mia Juvelier, left, gets double teamed in a home game against Ward Melville May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Mia Juvelier and Courtney Quinn fight for draw control in a Div-I game May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Lexi Nardella looks inside for the Patriots in a 15-8 victory over Middle Country. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country sophomore Lauren Hoppe takes to the air with a shot on goal May 10. Bill Landon photo
Middle Country sophomore Kate Timarky pushes up-field in a Div I matchup against Ward Melville May 10. Bill Landon photo
Middle Country sophomore attack Kaitlyn Ippolito fires on goal in a Div I matchup at home against Ward Melville May 10. Bill Landon photo
Ward Melville senior Jessica Winslow after a Patriot goal. Bill Landon photo
Ward Melville junior Grace Mulham checks Middle Country’s Mia Juvelier in a Div-I contest May 10. Bill Landon photo
Goal, Middle Country. Bill Landon photo
Ward Melville co-captain Amanda Lee looks for a lane for the Patriots in a 15-8 victory over Middle Country. Photo by Bill Landon
Senior midfielder Amanda Lee’s shot on goal for the Patriots in a 15-8 victory over Middle Country. Photo by Bill Landon

It was Ward Melville senior midfielder Summer Agostino who stole the show notching six goals for the Patriots in a Division I match up against Middle Country to lead her team to a 15-8 victory on the road May 10.

Kate Spinks’ goal with seven minutes left earned the freshman her hat-trick, and midfielder Amanda Lee and Jillian Gironda both scored twice.

Middle Country senior Alyssa Oddo found the back of the net on two occasions, as did sophomore’s Kate Timarky and Juliana Speziale. Sophomores Olivia Annuziata and Kaitlyn Ippolito each had one goal apiece.

Freshman goalie Ava Carillo had nine saves in net for the Patriots as Middle Country’s Tabitha Bernstein stopped seven.

The win lifts the Patriots 2-1 as the loss keeps Middle Country searching for their first win of this early COVID-compressed season.

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Harborfields senior Vanessa Rodolico passes in the Tornadoes season opener at home against Port-Jeff May 4. Bill Landon photo
Time-out Port Jefferson. Bill Landon photo
Harborfields 8th grader Sawyer Scarola drives towards the crease against Port Jefferson May 4. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields 8th grader Sawyer Scarola looks for a cutter against visiting Port Jefferson May 4. Photo by Bill Landon
Port Jefferson junior Sarah Ruggiero drives on a defender in a road game against Harborfields May 4. Photo by Bill Landon
Port Jeff senior Nicole Schully with a save in the Royals season opener against Harborfields. Bill Landon photo
Freshman attack Meaghan Fealy sets up the play for Harborfields against Port Jeff May 4. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields junior Marina Bergin gets double teamed in the Tornadoes season opener at home against Port-Jeff May 4. Bill Landon photo
Harborfields junior Marina Bergin in traffic in the Tornadoes season opener at home against Port-Jeff May 4. Bill Landon photo
Harborfields midfielder Marina Bergin sets up the play in the Tornadoes season opener at home against Port-Jeff May 4. Bill Landon photo
Port Jefferson freshman Lilli Kircher clears the ball for the Royals in a road game against Harborfields May 4. Photo by Bill Landon
Port Jeff clears the ball in their season opener against Harborfields May 4. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields junior Kiera Delaney and Caroline Hayde battle for possession midfield in their Div. II season opener May 4. Bill Landon photo
Collision mid-field. Bill Landon photo
Harborfields junior Emma Flynn looks to clear pressured by Sarah Ruggiero May 4. Bill Landon photo
Harborfields’ Faye Junge (R) drives on Port-Jeff's Alexa Ayotte in their Div. II season opener May 4. Bill Landon photo
Harborfields’ senior attack Jenelle Bennardo shoots between two Port-Jeff defenders in the Tornadoes season opener at home May 4. Bill Landon photo
Port-Jeff senior Katelynn Johnston pushes up-field in the Royals season opener on the road against Harborfields. Photo by Bill Landon
Port-Jeff senior Katelynn Johnston drives by a defender in the Royals season opener on the road against Harborfields. Photo by Bill Landon

The Harborfields Tornadoes peppered the net early and often in their season opener at home against Port Jefferson winning the Division II contest, 16-2.

It’s been 23 months since either team has seen action, but Harborfields seamed crisp and up to the task leading by two goals two minutes in. The Royals struggled to keep the ball upfield when Harborfields senior attack Leah Hansen’s shot found its mark to put her team ahead 3-0. Harborfields sophomore Sia Markowski scored as did teammate Marina Bergin for a six-goal lead. With 13 minutes left in the half Hansen struck twice more for an 11-goal lead and with it a running clock.

Sophomore Julia Schiliro stretched the net for Harborfields two minutes later before Port Jeff senior Claudia Kountsantanou, took the goose egg off the scoreboard for the Royals. Teammate Katelynn Johnston’s shot found the back of the net a minute later to trail 12-2 at the half. Harborfields flushed their bench the rest of the way for the win.

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The Northport girls lacrosse team flash their bling after winning state championship title.

The Northport High School varsity girls lacrosse team proudly flashed new hardware: their New York state championship rings Sept. 10.

Upon receiving their rings, the student-athletes reminisced with their teammates over a “dominating” season. Having earned second place to Middle Country with a record of 13-1 in the regular Division I season, the team qualified for playoffs in May.

In the opening round, the Tigers beat Commack, 15-5, and advanced to the semifinals where they beat Ward Melville, 13-7, to qualify for the Suffolk County championship.

Northport won, 13-7, against Middle Country to earn the county title and proceeded to beat Farmingdale, 15-4, for the Long Island championship. Hard on the heels of these victories, the team dominated over Pittsford, 13-3, in the New York state semifinals, and defeated Baldwinsville, 10-8, in June to win their first state championship since 2011. The Tigers overall record was 21-1.

“They dominated the competition,” Mark Dantuono, the district’s director of heath, physical education and athletics, said.

Congratulations to the entire team, as well as head coach Carol Rainson-Rose, assistant coach Alton Rose, and volunteer assistant coaches Alexis Curcio and Cortney Fortunato.

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Winning the Suffolk Championship wasn’t the goal for the Northport girls lacrosse team, though they went on to capture the Long Island title defeating Farmingdale on June 1, punching their ticket to the New York State semi’s at SUNY Cortland. Then, the Tigers mauled Pittsford 13-3 on Jun 7 to reach the Class A Championship game the following day against Baldwinsville. Unlike the contest the previous day, the Tigers had their hands full, but where able to hold their opponents at bay June 8 to win the game 10-8 to raise the championship plaque. 

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Ward Melville senior Trey Berry gets ready to uncork one in the Class A semifinal round at home May 23. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Trey Berry gets an illegal stick to the neck in the Class A semifinal round at home May 23. Photo by Bill Landon
Northport senior midfielder Ryan Smith rips a shot on goal against Ward Melville on the road May 23. Photo by Bill Landon
Northport midfield Ryan Reynolds uncorks a shot at the cage against Ward Melville on the road May 23. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville junior Robert Kratochvil fires a shot at the cage in front of a Northport defender in the Class A semifinal victory at home May 23. Photo by Bill Landon
Northport senior attack Liam Caulfield splits the pipes for his 2nd goal against Ward Melville on the road May 23. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Jack Gillen in traffic in the Class A semifinal round at home May 23. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Jack Gillen fires a shot at the cage in front of a Northport defender in a Class A semifinal victory at home May 23. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Jack Gillen gets checked by Northport’s Jack Sandrib in the Class A semifinal round at home May 23. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Trey Barry slides inside getting a shot off around 2 Northport defenders in the Class A semifinal round at home May 23. Photo by Bill Landon
Dylan Pallonetti rifles a shot on goal for the Patriots in a Class A semifinal victory at home May 23. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville goalie Collin Kreig steps outside the safety of the crease and pays the price in the semifinal playoff victory against visiting Northport May 23. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville celebrates after a Patriot goal in a Class A semifinal victory at home May 23. Photo by Bill Landon
Tigers celebrate after a score in the Class A semifinal round May 23. Photo by Bill Landon

The Northport Tigers, the Division I No. 3 seed, went to the halftime break protecting a one goal lead, but the Ward Melville Patriots, the No. 2 seed, sparked to life in the 3rd quarter scoring four goals to take the lead for good in the Class A semifinal round winning 11-8 at home May 23.

Junior Jack Gillen led the way for the Patriots scoring three goals with one assist, seniors Dylan Pallonetti had two assists along with two goals and Brandon Aviles found the cage twice.

Sal Micco, a junior, topped the scoring chart for the Tigers stretching the net four times while senior captains Max Napoli and Liam Caulfield had two goals apiece. Northport concludes their 2019 campaign with a 10-5 record, 11-6 overall.

The Patriots will again advance to the Suffolk County championship round at Farmingdale State College May 29 where they’ll face the No.1 seed Smithtown West. Game time is at 6 p.m. Admission is $10 at the gate or can be purchased online for $8 here: https://gofan.co/app/school/NYSPHSAAXI

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Senior midfielder Sophie Alois fends off a Bay Shore defender in a quarterfinal class A playoff game at home May 20. Photo by Bill Landon
Kate Timarky fires for the Mad Dogs defeating Bay Shore at home in a quarterfinal class A playoff game at home May 20. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country midfielder Kate Timarky drives towards the crease in a quarterfinal class A playoff win at home May 20. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country midfielder Jennifer Barry with a shot on goal in a playoff win against Bay Shore May 20. Photo by Bill Landon
Senior goalie Elizabeth Pomaro makes a save in a playoff victory against Bay Shore May 20. Photo by Bill Landon
The Mad Dogs celebrate after a win against visiting Bay Shore to advance to the semi-finals May 20. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country senior attack Nina Oddo turns on a Bay Shore defender in a quarterfinal class A playoff win at home May 20. Photo by Bill Landon
Kate Timarky scores for the Mad Dogs defeating Bay Shore at home in a quarterfinal class A playoff game at home May 20. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country midfielder Kate Timarky looks for an open lane in a quarterfinal class A playoff win at home May 20. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country 8th grader Kate Timarky rips one at the cage in a quarterfinal class A playoff game at home May 20. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country midfielder Jennifer Barry winds up for a shot at the cage in a playoff win against Bay Shore May 20. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country midfielder Jennifer Barry drives by a defender in a playoff victory against Bay Shore May 20. Photo by Bill Landon
Senior Jennifer Barry with the draw for Middle Country, right, n a playoff victory against Bay Shore May 20. Photo by Bill Landon
Senior goalie Elizabeth Pomaro makes another save in a playoff victory against Bay Shore May 20. Photo by Bill Landon
Senior goal keep Elizabeth Pomaro between the pipes in a playoff victory against Bay Shore May 20. Photo by Bill Landon
Senior goalie Elizabeth Pomaro makes another save in a playoff victory against Bay Shore May 20. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country senior midfielder Amanda Gennardo pushes up-field in a quarterfinal class A playoff game at home May 20. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country sophomore Alexa Cordingley rips a shot on goal in a playoff win against Bay Shore May 20. Photo by Bill Landon

The Mad Dogs girls lacrosse team got off to a sluggish start against the visiting Bay Shore Marauders falling behind by three early in the quarterfinal round of the Class A playoffs May 20. But Middle Country, the No. 1 seed, got down to business, scoring six unanswered goals to tie the game at 7 to close out the opening half. The Mad Dogs let their sticks do the talking in the second half, scoring seven more goals than their opponent to win the game, 16-9.

Senior midfielder Sophie Alois found the back of the net four times along with an assist. Seniors Jennifer Barry and Sydney Juvelier both had three goals each. Eighth-grader Kate Timarky topped the chart with three goals and three assists. Senior Sydney Corley scored as did sophomores Alexa Cordingley and Alyssa Oddo. Senior goalie Elizabeth Pomaro had four saves on the day.

In victory, Middle Country, 14-2 in the league, advances to the semifinal round where they’ll host Riverhead May 23. Game time is 4 p.m.

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Shoreham-Wading River junior Hayden Lachenmeyer makes an impossible shot scoring a goal while lying on the ground in a quarterfinal playoff victory at home against Sayville May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
The Wildcats celebrate after scoring in a home playoff game against Sayville May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
Senior attack Nicolette Constant drives past two defenders for the Wildcats in a home playoff game against Sayville May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
Julie Kadletz looks for an open lane for the Wildcats in a quarterfinal playoff victory at home against Sayville May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River senior midfielder Isabella Meli looks for a cutter in a quarterfinal victory at home May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River senior midfielder Isabella Meli rifles a shot at the cage in a quarterfinal victory at home May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River midfielder Isabella Meli with draw control in a home playoff game against Sayville May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
Julie Kadletz looks for a cutter for the Wildcats in a quarterfinal playoff victory at home against Sayville May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River senior Isabella Meli with a shot on goal in a quarterfinal victory at home May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River senior midfielder Isabella Meli gets a shot off despite the Sayville defender in a quarterfinal victory at home May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River senior Isabella Meli drives towards the crease in a quarterfinal victory at home May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
The Wildcats celebrate after Hayden Lachenmeyer (center) scored in a quarterfinal playoff victory at home against Sayville May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
Gabby Meli a junior scores for the Wildcats in a quarterfinal victory at home May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River junior Gabby Meli shoots in a quarterfinal victory at home May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River junior attack Gabby Meli scores in a home playoff game against Sayville May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River freshman Catherine Erb splits the pipes in a home playoff game against Sayville May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River freshman Catherine Erb passes upfield in a home playoff game against Sayville May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River freshman Catherine Erb fires at the cage in a home playoff game against Sayville May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River freshman Carlie Cutinella flies through two defenders for a shot at the cage in a quarterfinal playoff victory at home against Sayville May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
With a two goal advantage Amanda Padrazo lets the clock unwind for the Wildcats in a quarterfinal playoff victory at home against Sayville May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River’s Amanda Padrazo rips a shot past the Sayville keeper in a quarterfinal playoff victory at home against Sayville May 18. Photo by Bill Landon
Freshman Alexa Constant pushes upfield for the Wildcats in a quarterfinal playoff victory at home against Sayville May 18. Photo by Bill Landon

It was a back and forth battle between the Shoreham-Wading Wildcats and visiting Sayville in the Div-II class C quarterfinal playoff round May 18 with both tied at four goals each at the half. Junior attack Hayden Lachenmeyer scored the go ahead goal for the Wildcats with a seemingly impossible goal for SWR. She lay on the ground but yet managed to get a shot off for the goal. With just over two minutes left, Shoreham-Wading River netted an insurance goal and from there let the clock upwind for a 9-7 victory.

Senior Isabella Meli topped the scoring chart for the Wildcats with an assist and three goals as her younger sister Gabby Meli had an assist and netted two goals. Senior Nicollette Constant scored as did Lachenmeyer with her out-of-nowhere shot while freshman Catherine Erb along with teammate Amanda Padrazo, a junior, had a goal apiece.

The Wildcats as the No. 4 seed advances to the semifinal round and will face top seeded Mount Sinai on the road May 22. Game time is 4 p.m. with a $10 admission ,or tickets can be purchased online for $7at: https://gofan.co/app/school/NYSPHSAAXIWildcats advance to semi-finals with one impossible shot

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Middle Country senior Sydney Juvelier gets checked by Patriot defender Meghan Lorenzen May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country senior Sydney Juvelier fires at the cage May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville junior midfielder Sydney Golini rips a shot on goal against Middle Country at home May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville junior midfielder Sydney Golini pushes upfield against Middle Country at home May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville sophomore midfielder Summer Agostino rips a shot on goal against Middle Country at home May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country senior midfielder Sophie Alois pushes upfield in a 16-9 victory against Ward Melville May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior keeper Samantha Tarpey deflects a shot for the save against the Mad Dogs at home May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville Samantha Tarpey with a save in net against Middle Country at home May 10.Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country keeper Samantha Tarpey makes the save in a 16-9 victory against Ward Melville May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior midfielder Lexi Reinhardt fires at the cage in a Division I matchup at home May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Lexi Reinhardt drives towards the crease against the Mad Dogs at home May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Kristin Quinn scores for the Patriots off a free position shot against the Mad Dogs May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville junior attack Kristin Quinn gets a shot off down low amongst foud MC defenders May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country eighth-grader Kate Timarky fires a shot at goalie Samantha Tarpey in a 16-9 victory against Ward Melville May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country eighth-grader Kate Timarky looks for a cutter in a 16-9 victory against Ward Melville May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country eighth-grader Kate Timarky fires a shot at goalie Samantha Tarpey in a 16-9 victory against Ward Melville May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country’s Jennifer Barry and Ward Melville junior Sydney Golini battle for possession May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country senior Jennifer Barry drills a shot on goal in a 16-9 victory against Ward Melville May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Seniors Jennifer Barry and Courtney Carollo battle for possession at the draw May 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Seniors Jennifer Barry and Courtney Carollo battle for possession at the draw. Photo by Bill Landon

The Ward Melville girls lacrosse team kept pace with Middle Country for the first 25 minutes of play, but the Mad Dogs went on a scoring tear outscoring the Patriots 10 goals to 4, to put the game away, 16-9, in a Division I matchup May 10.

Jennifer Barry and Sophie Alois topped the scoring chart for the Mad Dogs with Barry’s two goals and four assists along with Alois’ assist and five goals. 

With the win, Middle Country wins the division with a record of 13-1, 14-2 overall. The Patriot loss is only their second of the season. They finished third with a 12-2 record one game behind Northport.

Both teams earned a bye in the opening round of the playoffs and are back in action May 20 where Middle Country will host the winner of the May 17 Sachem East vs. Bay Shore game, and the Patriots will be at home to take on either Sachem North or Smithtown West. Game times have yet to be determined.

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Harborfields junior midfielder Riley Dash uncorks a shot on goal against Mount Sinai May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields junior midfielder Riley Dash fires at the cage in a home game against Mount Sinai May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields junior midfielder Riley Dash fires at the cage in a home game against Mount Sinai May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Mount Sinai junior midfielder Molly LaForge sets up the play in a Div II matchup on the road May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields sophomore attack Mia Triolo passes to an open cutter at home against Mount Sinai May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields sophomore attack Mia Triolo looks for an open shooter in a home game against Mount Sinai May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields junior attack Liz Lamerson drives towards the crease in a home game against Mount Sinai May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields junior Liz Lamerson passes the ball in a home game against Mount Sinai May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields sophomore midfielder Leah Hansen scoops up a loose ball against Mount Sinai May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields sophomore midfielder Leah Hansen looks to get a shot off in a home game against Mount Sinai May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields sophomore midfielder Leah Hansen escapes 2 Mount Sinai defenders in a home game against Mt. Sinai May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Mount Sinai’s Jenny Markey scores against Harborfields in a Div II matchup May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Mount Sinai’s Jenny Markey stretches out for a shot on goal against Harborfields in a Div II matchup May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Midfielder Jenny Markey pushes up-field for the Mustangs on the road against Harborfields in a Div II matchup May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Midfielder Jenny Markey drives towards the crease for the Mustangs on the road against Harborfields in a Div II matchup May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Mount Sinai senior attack Gabby Sartori looks for an opening against Harborfields May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields senior Hallie Simkins (R) battles Morgan Mitchell for draw control in a Div II matchup May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields senior midfielder Jenna Bergin shoots from a pack of defenders in a home game against Mount Sinai May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields senior Jenna Bergin shoots from close range in a home game against Mount Sinai May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Mount Sinai junior midfielder Jenny Markey emerges from a pack of Tornado defenders in a Div II matchup on the road May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Mount Sinai senior midfielder Emma Tyrell tries to get past Riley Dash in a Div II matchup on the road May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Mount Sinai senior midfielder Emma Tyrell looks for a cutter in a Div II matchup on the road May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Mount Sinai sophomore goalie Emily Lamparter makes another save in a Div II matchup on the road against Harborfields. Photo by Bill Landon
Mount Sinai sophomore goalie Emily Lamparter makes the save in a Div II matchup on the road against Harborfields. Photo by Bill Landon
Mount Sinai sophomore goalie Emily Lamparter makes the save in a Div II matchup on the road against Harborfields. Photo by Bill Landon
Mount Sinai sophomore midfielder Christiana Mastrorocco (R) drives on Caitlin Tucker in a Div II matchup on the road May 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Mount Sinai sophomore midfielder Christiana Mastrorocco, right, drives past Mia Triolo in a Div II matchup on the road May 9. Photo by Bill Landon

The Harborfields Tornadoes girls lacrosse team hung with Mount Sinai for the first 25 minutes of play, trailing by one at the half, but the Mustangs turned up the heat, scoring four times in the final period to ink out a 8-4 win on the road May 9.

As the regular season concludes for both teams, Mount Sinai enters the postseason with a 12-2 record and only one game behind Division II leader Eastport/South Manor. Harborfields enters the playoff picture at 7-7, where they’ll host Hauppauge in the opening round May 18 with game time at 4:00 p.m. Mount Sinai will begin their title quest as the top seed in Class C, earning them a bye in the opening round and will play the winner of the Sayville and Shoreham-Wading River game at home May 22 at 4:00 p.m. Admission is $8, and students with valid ID is $5. 

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Middle Country senior Jennifer Barry with a draw control in a nonleague matchup against Hauppauge April 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country senior Sophie Alois looks for an open cutter against Hauppauge in an away game April 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country senior Sophie Alois fires at the cage in an away game against Hauppauge April 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Cornell University bound Sophie Alois gets sandwiched by two Hauppauge defenders in an away game April 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Cornell commit Sophie Alois drives up-field for the Mad Dogs against Hauppauge in an away game April 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country eighth-grader Kate Timarky looks for an open cutter in a road game against Hauppauge April 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country midfielder Kate Timarky pushes up-field against Hauppauge in a nonleague contest April 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country eighth-grader Kate Timarky eludes a Hauppauge defender in a nonleague contest in the rain April 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country senior Jennifer Barry drives past a Hauppauge defender in a nonleague matchup April 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Boston University bound Jennifer Barry drives past a pair of Hauppauge defenders in a nonleague matchup April 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country goalie Elizabeth Pomaro with a save against Hauppauge in a nonleague matchup April 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Middle Country sophomore midfielder Alexa Cordingley on the wing in an away game against Hauppauge April 22. Photo by Bill Landon

By Bill Landon

Sophie Alois led the way for Middle Country finding the back of the cage eight times in a nonleague matchup on the road defeating Hauppauge, 15-10, April 22.

Eighth-grader Kate Timarky stretched the net for five goals along with two assists, and teammates Jennifer Barry, who is Boston University bound, and Sydney Juvelier, who will play for Pace University, each scored a goal.

As of April 24, the Mad Dogs were 8-1 overall just behind Northport who sits at the top of Division I.

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