Mount Sinai native Joey Spallina continues to deliver on the hype at Syracuse Orange men’s lacrosse.

At the JMA Wireless Dome against Colgate, Spallina recorded his 308th career point in an Orange uniform with a highlight-reel, behind-the-back assist to Michael Leo, who finished the play in style with 3:04 remaining in the first quarter.

With that milestone, Spallina passed Mike Powell (307 points), long regarded as one of the greatest players in the history of the sport, to become Syracuse’s all-time leading scorer.

And he’s not done yet. As of April 24, Spallina has pushed his total to 313 career points, continuing to build on an already historic mark.

Congratulations, Joey!

It’s never too soon to think about warmer weather and spring sports.

This spring will feature the first Bob Hoppey High School Lacrosse Classic hosted by Brentwood Varsity Lacrosse on Saturday, April 7.

The day will showcase eight programs from all across Long Island competing, and will also feature an opportunity for Brentwood alumni Jason Lambert to coach his Smithtown East Bulls at Brentwood for the first time since graduating there as a two-sport star in 1998.

Teams competing include Brentwood, Smithtown East, Massapequa, Northport, Riverhead, Mattituck, East Meadow and Deer Park.

Bob Hoppey Lacrosse Classic Schedule:

• Brentwood vs. Deer Park @ 10:00a.m. (Green Division Championship Game #1)
• Smithtown East vs. Massapequa @12:00 p.m.(White Division Championship Game #1)
• Riverhead vs. Northport @ 12:00 p.m. (White Division Championship Game #2)
• Mattituck vs. East Meadow @ 2:00 p.m. (Green Division Championship Game #2)

This day of lacrosse is about honoring the memory of the late, great Hoppey, who coached at Brentwood from 1959 to 1988. The Suffolk Sports Hall of Famer won 303 games, nine league titles and three county championships.