We’ve compiled a list of the recognitions given out at this year’s Suffolk County Girls Lacrosse Coaches Association dinner.

Have a look … and congrats to all!

 2018 US Lacrosse All American

• Meaghan Tyrrell -Mount Sinai
• Olivia Carner -Northport
• Cassidy Weeks- Bayport
• Emerson Cabrera- Northport
• Kasey Choma -Eastport
• Meaghan Scutaro- Mt Sinai
• Courtney Weeks- Bayport
• Isabelle Smith- Westhampton

SCGLCA Honorable Mention All American

•  Shannon Brazier- Ward Melville
• Kate Mulham- Ward Melville
• Hannah Dorney- Comsewogue
• Jaden Hampel- West Islip
• Jennifer Barry- Middle Country
• Kayla Kielbasa – Riverhead
• Catherine Flaherty – Eastport
• Emily Heller- West Babylon
• Alexandra Beebe- Mattituck

2018 Academic All-American

• Erin Tucker – Harborfields
• Shannon Berry – Ward Melville
• Kate Mulham – Ward Melville
• Shannon Coughlan – Ward Melville
• Chelsea Malborough – Mattituck
• Grace Langella – Smithtown West
• Casey Hearns – Commack

2018 Suffolk County All-County

• Emma Ward, Erin MacQuarrie – Babylon
• Caroline Casey, Lauren Hendricks – Bay Shore
• Courtney Weeks, Cassidy Weeks, Madison Waters, Meghan Pickel – Bayport-Blue Point
• Kara Rosenberg – Bellport
• Casey Hearns, Katie Kelly – Commack
• Hannah Dorney, Brianna Blatter – Comsewogue
• Gina Barbera, Sydney Danseglio – Connetquot
• Melissa Sconone,  Alyssa Levy – East Islip
• Kasey Choma, Catherine Flaherty, Hope Steuerwald – Eastport-South Manor
• Ashley Gonzalez – Half Hollow Hills
• Gianna Bifulco, Stefanie Walsh – Harborfields
• Danielle Waters – Hauppauge
• Reagan Mullins, Kelsey Scheidel – Islip
• Emma Greenhill, Abby Maichin – Huntington
• Kat Henselder – Lindenhurst
• Christen Lapple – Longwood
• Mackenzie Hoeg, Alexandra Beebe – Mattituck
• Jennifer Barry, Emily Diaz, Sophie Alois – Middle Country
• Hailey Duchnowski – Miller Place
• Meaghan Tyrrell, Meaghan Scutaro, Camryn Harloff, Morgan Mitchell – Mount Sinai
• Emerson Cabrera, Olivia Carner, Claire Morris, Danielle Pavinelli – Northport
• Caitlin Dellecave – Pat-Med
• Katelynn Johnston – Port Jefferson
• Madison Sanchez, Brianna Lamoureux – Rocky Point
• Kayla Kielbasa, Katherine Goodale – Riverhead
• Kristen Shanahan, Mackenzie Murphy – Sachem East
• Hailey Rhatigan, Grace Lipponer – Sachem North
• Madeline Schaefer – Sayville
• Erin Triandafils, Isabella MelI – Shoreham-Wading River
• Patricia Werker, Gabriella Schneider – Smithtown East
• Grace Langella, Taylor Mennella – Smithtown West
• Jillian Becker, Shannon Brazier, Shannon Coughlan, Kate Mulham – Ward Melville
• Kayla Downey, Emily Heller, Hannah Heller – West Babylon
• Jaden Hampel, Danielle Marino, Lauren Di Stefano – West Islip
• Isabelle Smith, Hollie Schleicher – Westhampton

2018 All-County Honorable Mention

• Amanda Guerra – Babylon
• Kerry Walser – Bay Shore
• Ailish Kelly – Bayport-Blue Point
• Emma Pliszak – Bellport
• Madeleine Juliano – Center Moriches
• Cathleen Deutsh – Commack
• Ava Fernandes – Comsewogue
• Marina Skelly – Connetquot
• Kasey Dorney – Deer Park
• Lucy Emptage – East Hampton
• Kendall Mittleman – East Islip
• Hannah Kenneally – ESM
• Samantha Leva – Half Hollow Hills
• Cassidy Moore – Hampton Bays
• Erin Tucker – Harborfields
• Shannon Tuozzo – Hauppauge
• Cathryn Ricciardelli – Huntington
• Kristen Scheidel, Riley Coleman – Islip
• Cassidy Evans – John Glenn
• Lexie Kotsailidis – Kings Park
• Skylar Steinberg, Kiara Gomez – Lindenhurst
• Lindsay Schuster – Longwood
• Riley Hoeg, Jane Digregorio – Mattituck
• Nicole Beck – Miller Place
• Kirsten Scutaro, Jenny Markey – Mount Sinai
• Kailyn Hart – North Babylon
• Nicole Orella – Northport
• Kenedy Petersen – Pat-Med
• Holly D’Accordia – Port Jefferson
• Christina Bellissimo, Nicole Taveras – Rocky Point
• Megan Kielbasa, Christine Thomas – Riverhead
• Morgan DeBenedictis – Sachem East
• Carolyn O’Brien, Ashley Perrini – Sachem North
• Bella Coan – Sayville
• Mikayla Dwyer, Gabrielle Cacciola – SWR
• Alyana Costa – Smithtown East
• Nicholle Marshall – Smithtown West
• Desiree Kleberg – Walt Whitman
• Shannon Berry, Kerri Thornton – Ward Melville
• Jessica Smith, Caitlin McGuire – West Babylon
• Sam Blair, Emma Hampel – West Islip
• Emilee Downs, Hailey Daleo – Westhampton
• Makayla Willets, Keanna Sarmiento – William Floyd

2018 All Division – Division 1

• Amy Hoeffner, Ali Susskind, Kiersten DeCamp – Bay Shore
• Crystal Benavides, Sofia Millan – Brentwood                       
• Emma Downey, Lauren Maline – Commack
• Julia Napolitano, Emma McLoughlin, Haley Weltner – Connetquot
• Tamara Washington – Copiague
• Kelly Sullivan, Christina Badaracco, Megan Lulley – Half Hollow Hills
• Sarah Agrillo, Isabella Piccola, Maya Santa-Maria – Huntington
• Rachel Lombardi – Lindenhurst
• Jasmin Brown, Janelle Brown – Longwood
• Sydney Juvelier, Emily Timarky, Kate Timarky, Lindsay Scally – Middle Country
• Emily Valensky, Nia Griffith – North Babylon
• Kate Boland, Kate McLam, Katherine Meyer, Chloe Hoschel, Isabella Hubbard – Northport
• Kylie Peregoy, Alexa Maggiacomo – Pat-Med
• Emma Conroy, Sofia Salgado – Riverhead
• Marissa Cuevas, Abigail Carroll, Kaylee LaMonica – Sachem East
• Cassidy Griffin – Sachem North
• Isabella Costa, Annie Freshour, Katie Curran, Ella Whitehouse – Smithtown East
• Gabrielle Marshall, Jaimie Bell, Janine Suris, Regan Keilmeyer – Smithtown West
• Mary Teresky, Hannah Stasko – Walt Whitman
• Courtney Carollo, Alexis Reinhardt – Ward Melville
• Carley Patwell, Isabelle Sarle – West Isip

2018 All Division – Division 2

• Dana Bushery, Anna Schipf – Babylon
• Katelyn Eames, Brooke Sparacio, Julia Steneck, Sarah Most – Bayport-Blue Point
• Mia Suarez, Casey Myers, Hannah Shuren – Bellport
• Kelsey Maxwell – Center Moriches
• Julia Fernandes, Claire Ronan,
• Olivia Fantigrossi – Comsewogue
• Samantha Giroux, Alexa Skoubas – Deer Park
• Elizabeth Bistrian – East Hampton
• Lindsay Guzzetta, Hannah Calarco, Alexa Fusco – East Islip
• Jaime Biskup, Jordyn Biskup, Ellie Masera, Lluna Katz – ESM
• Colette Levine – Hampton Bays
• Hallie Simkins, Layla Morris, Colleen Dwyer, Riley Dash – Harborfields
• Briana Farren, Alexa Waters, Kelsey McCarthy – Hauppauge
• Casandra Schmoger – Islip
• Michelle Torzilli, Victoria Cacioppo – John Glenn
• Zoe Dougherty, Kiara Feibusch – Kings Park
• Chelsea Marlborough, Ashley Burns – Mattituck
• Ava Burns, Madison Murphy, Ally Schreck – Miller Place
• Emma Tyrrell, Gabby Sartori,Emily Seiter – Mount Sinai
• Phalina Sciara – Port Jefferson
• Delaney Vu – Rocky Point
• Gabby Thornton, Meg Collins – Sayville
• Julie Kadletz – SWR
• Grace Guglielmo, Delilah Doyle – West Babylon
• Gianna Murphy, Maureen Duffy – Westhampton

The Mattituck/Southold girls lacrosse squad as won the Class D New York State championship.

The Tuckers won 12-1 over Bronxville at SUNY Cortland.

Mattituck/Southold allowed the fewest goals in a state girls lacrosse championship game, according to NYSPHSAA records that date to the first championship played in 1995.

Read the full story via Newsday!

Save by Hoeg!

Claudia Hoeg made a key save with 2.5 seconds left to secure a 7-6 victory for Mattituck in the NYSPHSAA Class D semifinal against South Jefferson.

Mattituck advances to play Bronxville on Saturday at 11:30 a.m. in the championship.

Not only was the NCAA Division I women’s lacrosse semifinal and championship played in Suffolk County at Stony Brook University, but there were some homegrown talents from Section XI in the games.

James Madison beat Boston College, 16-15, in the championship.

Playing for the Dukes: Natalie Fuccillo (Eastport-South Manor), Corrine Schmidt (Bay Shore) and Rebecca Tooker (Eastport-South Manor).

Playing for the Eagles: Sam Apuzzo (West Babylon), Kaileen Hart (Babylon), Lauren Daly (Shoreham-Wading River).

North Carolina lost to James Madison in the semifinals.

Playing for the Tarheels: Jamie Ortega (Centereach), Katie Hoeg (Mattituck), Maddie Hoffer (Sachem), and Taylor Moreno (Huntington).

Maryland lost to Boston College in the other semifinal, but there are no Suffolk natives on the Terrapins.

Photos by Bob Sorensen

The legacy continues to grow for Long Island lacrosse coaching legend, Carol Rose.

The Suffolk Sports Hall of Famer reached career win No. 400 as her Northport Tigers beat Ward Melville, 9-6, in a highly anticipated game between two of the states top schools.

“It’s kind of surreal but I’m honored to have the privilege to coach at Northport for the past 29 years and to work with the most awesome, talented and bright athletes,” Rose told Newsday. “None of it would be possible without them.”

Northport is now 9-0 this season as of April 26.

Rose and husband Al brought the sport of girls lacrosse to Northport in 1990. The community and district was all in and by 1996 they won their first County and Long Island Championship becoming a top program in New York.

Throughout her career the program has achieved greatness at many levels beginning with a state championship in 2011, 11 Class A county championships, six Long Island championships and 22 league titles.

“The success of this program is a testament to the student-athletes that have dedicated countless hours and hard work along with our community youth league for assisting in creating a strong foundation,” said Northport Athletic Director, Mark Dantuono. “Congratulations to Coach Rose for your commitment to the game of lacrosse, our student-athletes and to our school community.”

#SectionXITBT: Throwing it back to 2008 for this Shoreham-Wading River girls lacrosse championship. #SuffolkCounty