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Middle Country long stickman RJ Smith clears the ball upfield in a 19-2 rout against Copiague. Photo by Bill Landon

Middle Country midfielder Matt Robbert rips a shot on goal in a 19-2 rout against Copiague May 7. Photo by Bill Landon

Middle Country attackman Jacob Hyman rips a shot at the pipes for another goal against Copiague in a Division I matchup May 7. Photo by Bill Landon

Middle Country attackman Jacob Hyman fires at the cage against Copiague in a Division I matchup May 7. Photo by Bill Landon

Middle Country attackman Jacob Hyman fires at the cage against Copiague in a Division I matchup May 7. Photo by Bill Landon

Middle Country attackman Jacob Hyman winds up for a shot on goal against Copiague in a Division I matchup May 7. Photo by Bill Landon

Middle Country senior Jacob Hyman looks for an open lane against Copiague in a Division I matchup May 7. Photo by Bill Landon

Senior attack Erik Worsoe splits the pipes for the Mad Dogs in a Division I matchup against Copiague May 7. Photo by Bill Landon

Senior attack Erik Worsoe rips a shot at the cage for the Mad Dogs in a Division I matchup against Copiague May 7. Photo by Bill Landon

Middle Country senior Cody Genovese, left, battles at the X in a 19-2 rout against Copiague May 7. Photo by Bill Landon

Middle Country senior Cody Genovese wins again at the X in a 19-2 rout against Copiague May 7. Photo by Bill Landon

Long stickman Brian Lake #18 looks to go coast to coast for the Mad Dogs in a 19-2 rout against Copiague May 7. Photo by Bill Landon

Middle Country senior Anthony Cabral looks for an open cutter in a Division I matchup against Copiague May 7. Photo by Bill Landon
By Bill Landon
Middle Country boys lacrosse made short work of Copiague in a 19-2 rout in a Division I matchup May 7 at home.
Spearheading the scoring for the Mad Dogs was Jacob Hyman who had an assist and found the back of the cage five times. Erik Worsoe had a pair of assists and four goals. Nicholas Gurello had three assists and stretched the net thrice, and Jason McKeever had an assist and split the pipes four times.
With the win the Mad Dogs improve to 8-5 in the division, 10-5 overall, and are solidly in the playoff mix. The team will host its final game of the regular season May 9 where they’ll go against William Floyd. Game time is at 4:30 p.m.