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September 24, 2020
The William Floyd Boys team saw a huge loss in 2020: not because of any lack of effort or hard-fought games, but a canceled season that saw the departure of the team’s key players. This includes the team’s offensive frontmen Noah Taylor and Bryan Lubitz, who combined scored an exceptional 39 goals and provided 51
September 23, 2020
Megan Kitagawa is regarded as one of the top players in the class of 2022. The Syosset attack has aided in elevating her game, allowing her to work on shooting to become a more lethal scorer. As a multi sport athlete, she also has tremendous hand eye coordination. The Syosset Braves were a very solid
September 22, 2020
On Saturday September 18th, the Long Island Lacrosse Journal ran it’s first ever annually event called the “LILJ 2022 Open”. The top players from the Island came out to Cedar Greek Park in Seaford to showcase their skills, and these boys did not disappoint. With 37 high schools being represented in this tournament, here is
September 22, 2020
On September 16, the nations top ranked recruit in the class of 2022 Joey Spallina announced that he will be taking his talents to Syracuse upon graduating from Mt. Sinai. Spallina said that it has always been his dream to play at Syracuse from the moment he started playing lacrosse. The Orange have a long
September 21, 2020
The rivalry between Mt. Sinai and Shoreham Wading River is as good as it gets. These two Suffolk County teams have been dominant over the last few years. The Mustangs have made the playoffs six of the last seven years, winning the county championship in 2015 and making it to consecutive county championship games in
September 18, 2020
Girls Jellinne Bonilla (2022, Midfield, Babylon)- UMass: Bonilla is expected to dismantle her Long Island competition in 2021. There is little that your average defense can do to stop the midfielder. Her speed is amongst the best in Suffolk County, which only makes her ability to score from close range an even greater threat. The
September 18, 2020
Joey Spallina (2022, Attack, Mount Sinai)- Syracuse: If you’re following Long Island Lacrosse, you know the name Joey Spallina. The All-American is ranked by many as the top player out of the 2022 class, and for good reason. There seems to be nothing that is missing from his offensive capabilities. Speed, vision, high lacrosse IQ,
