Suffolk County Lacrosse Coaches. Awards Banquet. June 15, 2016

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1 Suffolk County Lacrosse Coaches Association 2016 Awards Banquet June 15, 2016

2 SUFFOLK COUNTY LACROSSE COACHES ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: TREASURER: GEORGE SEARING, NORTHPORT H.S. GLENN LAVEY, HARBORFIELDS H.S. GEORGE ZEMBRZYCKI, COPIAGUE H.S. TONIGHT S PROGRAM: * Introduction * Dinner * All-League Awards * All-County Awards * Eric Sopracasa Scholarship * Eric Schmidt MVP Awards * Man-of-the-Year Award * Coach-of-the-Year Award * Assistant Coach-of-the-Year Award * John Fernandez Award * SCLCA Service Award * Crosse Awards * SCLCA Most Outstanding Player Awards * All-American Awards * Bob Scott Award * Raymond Enners Award 2

3 Dear Players & Parents, June 15, 2016 On behalf of the Suffolk County Coaches Association, I welcome you to our annual Awards Banquet, honoring the most outstanding players in all of Suffolk County. Congratulations to every athlete here tonight for all of your accomplishments, and thank you for helping to maintain the excellent quality of Suffolk County Lacrosse. Our congratulations to Ward Melville H.S., the A County Champions, coached by Jay Negus, Shoreham Wading River H.S., the B County Champions, coached by Mike Taylor, and Babylon H.S., the C County Champions, coached by John Greaney. Long Island Lacrosse continues to be recognized by college coaches as a premier hotbed of high school lacrosse in the country, and you players here with us this evening represent the Cream of the Crop, I hope you enjoy tonight s program. Sincerely, George Searing 3

4 History of Lacrosse Early North American explorers found different forms of lacrosse widely played by the Indians.The French settlers gave the game its present name because the sticks the Indians used had a resemblance to the crosier (la crosse) carried at ceremonies by a bishop as a symbol of pastoral office. The first use of the word "crosse" in reference to the game was made in 1636 by a Jesuit missionary, Jean de Brebeuf, who saw the Hurons play it near Thunder Bay, Ontario, and mentioned it in a report to his ecclesiastical superiors. He said nothing of the technique of the game, and it was left for another Jesuit, Pierre de Charlevoix, to describe it as played by the Algonquins in The Indians used a stick 3 or 4 feet long with a netted loop at one end (in some areas two smaller sticks were used, one in each hand). Even in daylong contests, early reports say, the ball rarely touched the ground. The ball was about the size of a modern tennis ball and was made either of wood or of deerskin stuffed with deer hair. Indian lacrosse was a mass game. Most teams were made up of about a hundred players and sometimes of more than a thousand. Distance between goals usually was between 500 yards and a half-mile, but on occasion the goals were several miles apart. Some tribes used a single pole or tree or rock for a goal, and scores were made by a hit with the ball. Other tribes used two goal posts, 6 to 9 feet apart, and the ball had to pass between them. There were no sidelines, and play ranged over the countryside in all directions. Games lasted as long as two or three days, starting at sunup and ending at sundown. If a brave seemed to be playing below top pace, the squaws of his tribe would rush to him on the field and beat him with switches. Players wore only breechcloths and some decorative paint; they usually played barefoot. Lacrosse was played not only for recreation but also as a means of training warriors. The roughness of the game served to accustom players to conditions of close combat, and its length to develop endurance for war and hunting parties. 4

ALL-DIVISION 1 - ATTACK: CJ Scharf 12 West Islip Manhattan Christopher Grillo 12 Ward Melville Miami (Ohio) Connor Grippe 12 Ward Melville Stony Brook Joe Wulforst 12 HH Hills East Colorado Mesa

Eddie Munoz 11 Ward Melville Bobby Abshire 10 Commack Army Austin Reda 11 Huntington St.

5 ALL-DIVISION 1 - ATTACK: CJ Scharf 12 West Islip Manhattan Christopher Grillo 12 Ward Melville Miami (Ohio) Connor Grippe 12 Ward Melville Stony Brook Joe Wulforst 12 HH Hills East Colorado Mesa Dylan Rhatigan 12 Sachem North Umass-Lowell Ted Nagengast 11 Bay Shore ALL-DIVISION 1 - MIDFIELD: Patrick Mulcahy 11 West Islip Trevor Wills 12 West Islip Quinnipiac Mike Latini 11 Smithtown East Eddie Munoz 11 Ward Melville Bobby Abshire 10 Commack Army Austin Reda 11 Huntington St. John s Matt Gelb 11 Huntington John Tabert 12 Northport University of Miami Jensen Corabi 11 HH Hills West Austin Fitzpatrick 12 Riverhead NYIT Declan Canevari 12 Middle County St. Joseph s Joe Watson 12 Brentwood Burt Mordecai 12 Copiague Farmingdale State ALL-DIVISION 1 - DEFENSE: Sean York 11 Smithtown East Undecided Daniel Lewis 12 Connetquot Pace University Mike Gomez 10 HH Hills East Lucas Giacalone 12 Sachem North RPI Spencer DeRosa 12 Walt Whitman Pace E ALL-DIVISION 1 - GOALIE: Brendan Engel 11 West Islip Quinnipiac 5

6 ALL-DIVISION 2 - ATTACK: on Will Snelders 11 Comsewogue Devin Laube 12 Westhampton Beach Endicott Eric Caldwell 12 Westhampton Beach Western Connecticut Matt Tufano 11 John Glenn St. Joseph s Seth Valestrand 12 Bayport Blue Point Stevens Tech ALL-DIVISION 2 - MIDFIELD: Brandon Stiles 11 Eastport South Manor Cortland Ashton Bradley 11 Sayville Matt Boscarino 12 Mt. Sinai Cortland James Ringer 9 Bayport Blue Point Kevin Cutinella 11 Shoreham Wading River UMASS John McMahon 12 West Babylon Mercy Tyler Ammirato 10 Miller Place James Rao 12 Islip Stony Brook Vince Catenacci 12 Harborfields University of Tampa ALL-DIVISION 2 - DEFENSE: Tyler Williams 12 Comsewogue Dowling Brian Haley 12 Westhampton Beach Mount St. Mary s Kyle Gardner 12 Rocky Point Mercy Chris Rosati 12 Shoreham Wading River Jack Sperra 12 Hauppauge St. Leo Jon Flores 12 West Babylon Ethan Rall 10 Islip 6

ALL-DIVISION 3 - MIDFIELD: Brian Boehm 12 Babylon Stony Brook Lucas Webb 12 Mattituck Mount Saint Vincent s Max Scandale 12 Port Jefferson Pace Chandler Sciara 11 Port Jefferson Tyler Nolan 12

7 ALL-DIVISION 3 - MIDFIELD: Brian Boehm 12 Babylon Stony Brook Lucas Webb 12 Mattituck Mount Saint Vincent s Max Scandale 12 Port Jefferson Pace Chandler Sciara 11 Port Jefferson Tyler Nolan 12 Hampton Bays ALL-DIVISION 3 - DEFENSE: Sean Quigley 12 Babylon Binghamton K Sean Reid 12 Babylon Suffolk Jimmy Lewis 12 Center Moriches Suffolk ALL-DVISION 3 - GOALIE: Rob Kruszeski 11 Mattituck 7

8 DIVISION 1 - ROOKIES OF THE YEAR PLAYER POS. YR. HIGH SCHOOL Dylan Pallonetti Attack 9 Ward Melville Christian Mule Attack 9 HH Hills West Jake Murphy Midfield 10 Longwood DIVISION 2 - ROOKIES OF THE YEAR PLAYER POS. YR. HIGH SCHOOL Xavier Arline Attack 8 Shoreham-Wading River Jack Schirtzer Attack 8 Shoreham-Wading River Mark Esposito Goalie 10 West Babylon Zach Yorio Goalie 10 Harborfields DIVISION 3 - ROOKIES OF THE YEAR PLAYER POS. YR. HIGH SCHOOL Connor Kaminska Goalie 10 Port Jefferson DIVISION 1 - CROSSE AWARD: William Floyd DIVISION 2 - CROSSE AWARD: Bayport-Blue Point DIVISION 3 - CROSSE AWARD: Southampton 8

9 DIVISION 1 - COACHES OF THE YEAR: Scott Craig, West Islip Desmond Megna, William Floyd Gordon Hodgson, HH Hills East DIVISION 1 - J.V. COACHES OF THE YEAR: Kurt Ferraro, Ward Melville Chris Brink, Sachem East John Germer, William Floyd DIVISION 2 - COACHES OF THE YEAR: Mike Luce, Bayport-Blue Point Kevin Hennessy, West Babylon Mike Bowler, Rocky Point DIVISION 2 - J.V. COACHES OF THE YEAR: Brian Baker, Shoreham-Wading River Glenn Neimeth, Eastport-South Manor Jason Lavey, East Islip DIVISION 3 - COACHES OF THE YEAR: Kevin Scott, Center Moriches DIVISION 3 - J.V. COACHES OF THE YEAR: John Maletta, Port Jefferson 9

10 DIVISION I CHAMPIONS West Islip Connetquot Smithtown West Smithtown East Ward Melville Half Hollow Hills East Sachem North DIVISION I1 CHAMPIONS Bayport/Blue Point Comsewogue Islip Shoreham Wading River Sayville Westhampton DIVISION I11 CO-CHAMPIONS Babylon Mattituck/Greenport/ Southold 10

11 Suffolk County Coaches Career Wins 700+ Wins Joe Cuozzo, Ward Melville (retired) 400+ Wins Scott Craig, West Islip Mike Bowler, Rocky Point 300+ Wins Rick Mercurio, Sachem (retired) Bob Hoppey (retired) Gordon Hodgson, Half Hollow Hills East Paul McDermott, Huntington (retired) 200+ Wins Kip Lukralle, Harborfields Frank Rossi, Walt Whitman (retired) Joe Ancona, East Islip Thomas Rotanz, Shoreham Wading River (retired) Peter Mitchell, Comsewogue Kevin Huff, Eastport South Manor George Searing, Northport Bob Macaluso, Northport (retired) 100+ Wins Nils Haugen, Half Hollow Hills West Jerry Goodfellow, Hauppauge (retired) Tim Cox, Bay Shore Pat Collins, Connetquot (retired) Andre Datero, Lindenhurst (retired) Vic Guadagino, William Floyd/Riverhead Steve Edmonds, Babylon (retired) Christian Doller, Sayville Marcelo Sandoval, Kings Park (retired) Don Annino, West Islip (retired) Lou Antonetti, Smithtown (retired) Steve Davis, Huntington (retired) Rick Dmore, Bay Shore (retired) Rick Florin, H.H.H. West (retired) Jack Kort, Walt Whitman (retired) Walter Reese, Copiague (retired) Bob Howell, Walt Whitman Jason Lambert, Smithtown East Bob Moltisanti, Jr., Smithtown West Jim Konen, Hauppauge 11

12 ALL DIVISION / ALL COUNTY TEAM A TT A CK M EN Connor Smith 12 West Islip Penn State Michael Lombardi 12 West Islip Manhattan Connor Desimone 11 Smithtown East Johns Hopkins Dan Rooney 12 Smithtown East Ohio State George Wichelns 10 Connetquot Maryland Jim Caddigan 11 Smithtown West Colgate Garrett Moya 11 Huntington Marquette Brennan O Neill 8 Bay Shore Penn State Matt Ilchuk 11 Bay Shore Lehigh Cameron Mule 11 HH Hills West Duke Ryan Schaeffer 12 Bellport St. John s Jason Intermesoli 11 Sayville Jack White 12 Bayport Blue Point Dowling Jake Weinman 12 Bayport Blue Point Marist Quintin McKenna 12 Harborfields Adelphi Chris Gray 11 SWR Boston University Jason Curran 12 SWR Brown Ryan Nawrocki 12 Hauppauge Providence Jack Walsh 11 Miller Place Stony Brook Lenny Innamorato 11 West Babylon Dylan Ott 11 West Babylon Nick Antolini 12 Babylon Gettysburg Tim Schmidt 12 Mattituck Wagner Keegan Maxwell 12 Center Moriches Brian Mark 11 Port Jefferson 12

13 Gerard Arceri 12 Smithtown East Penn State Luke Eschbach 11 Smithtown East Yale Bobby Burns 11 Smithtown East Penn State Dylan Finazzo 12 Connetquot Amherst Collin Grippo 12 Connetquot Belmont Abbey Jack Richardson 12 Connetquot Dartmouth Dan Varello 12 Smithtown West Syracuse Andre Gomez 12 HH Hills East Bryant James Avazato 11 Sachem North Maryland Kevin Synder 11 Commack Maryland Matthew Stockfeder 12 Walt Whitman St. John s Riley Forte 12 HH Hills West Hofstra Matthew Murphy 12 William Floyd NYIT Joe Palmeri 12 Lindenhurst Franklin Pierce Steven Ramirez 11 Lindenhurst Albany Kyle Stemke 12 Middle Country Binghamton James Philbin 11 East Islip Mount St. Mary s Zach Clemente 12 Eastport South Manor Monmouth University Chris Clemente 11 Eastport South Manor Monmouth University Jac Cutillo 11 Kings Park West Point (Army) Dylan Laube 10 Westhampton Beach Jack Coan 11 Sayville Wisconsin Peter LaSalla 10 Rocky Point Wayne White 12 John Glenn Stony Brook Chris Forsberg 12 John Glenn Bryant Chris Pickel 12 Bayport Blue Point Stony Brook Jon Constant 12 SWR Marist Joe Miller 11 SWR Navy Dylan Marlborough 12 Mattituck MIT Andrew Zito 12 Center Moriches NYIT Jack Schleicher 12 Southampton Furman University M ID F IE L DE R S 13

14 Daniel Mottes 12 West Islip Binghamton John Day 12 Ward Melville Army Andrew McKenna 11 Ward Melville Navy Nick DiPietro 12 HH Hills East Syracuse CJ Trenkle 12 Commack Stony Brook Mark Rafuse 11 Huntington undecided Finn Goonan 12 Northport Michigan Robert Dosch 12 Northport Tufts Blake Carrara 12 Riverhead Maryland Matt Spahr 12 Comsewogue University at Albany Steven Reed 12 Comsewogue Nassau Lucas Capobianco-Hogan 11 Mt. Sinai Johns Hopkins Ross DiBetta 12 Mt. Sinai Penn State Vincent Lombardi 12 Bayport Blue Point Air Force Robert Johnson 12 Bayport Blue Point Mount St. Mary s Joseph Bartolotto 11 Miller Place Cornell Sean McDonaugh 12 Islip Stony Brook Adam Gumbardo 12 Babylon MIT D EF E NS E M E N G OA L IE s DJ Kellerman 12 Ward Melville Quinnipiac Ryan Erler 11 Smithtown West undecided Jacob Giacalone 12 Sachem North Johns Hopkins Shane Brennan 12 Walt Whitman Towson Mike Bollinger 12 Sachem East Stony Brook Jake MacGregor 12 Comsewogue Marist Joey Sichenzia 12 Sayville Ohio Wesleyan Sam Lepore 12 Islip Suffolk 14

15 HONORABLE MENTION ALL-COUNTY ATTACK Matthew Oehl 12 Connetquot St. John s Dan Caroussos 12 Smithtown West Cortland Joe Tesoriero 12 HH Hills East Hartford Thomas Haun 12 Sachem North Stony Brook Brian Williams 12 Sachem East Cortland Trevor Church 12 William Floyd Farmingdale State Jack Hannigan 12 East Islip St. Joseph s HONORABLE MENTION ALL-COUNTY MIDFIELD Dan Riley 11 Smithtown West Delaware Thomas Dugan 12 Commack Stony Brook Colin O Hara 12 Walt Whitman Lynn Nick Grassa 12 North Babylon LIU - CW Post Jake Murphy 10 Longwood undecided Tyler Trinca 11 Patchogue-Medford undecided Trevor Kennedy 12 Comsewogue Assumption Zak Jones 12 Westhampton Beach Stony Brook Jack Walsh 12 Harborfields Bates College Jimmy Connelly 12 Hauppauge Union HONORABLE MENTION ALL-COUNTY DEFENSE James McCorvey 12 West Islip Hunter Mason 11 Eastport South Manor Salisbury Rob Ziegler 11 Sayville St. John s Kyle Tiernan 11 John Glenn Binghamton Brandon Croteau 12 Bayport Blue Point Marist Jarett Bonser 11 Deer Park Loyola Jack Quinn 12 SWR Delhi Teddy McLoughlin 10 Islip Binghamton HONORABLE MENTION ALL-COUNTY GOALIES Jacob Coleman 11 Riverhead Hofstra

16 2016 SUFFOLK COUNTY SPECIAL AWARDS: US LACROSSE AWARDS: Man-of-the-Year: Bob Howell, Walt Whitman Coach-of-the-Year: Mike Luce, Bayport-Blue Point Assistant Coach-of-the-Year: Bill Turri, West Islip US Lacrosse Bob Scott Award To be announced Eric Sopracasa Award To be announced Eric Schmidt MVP Championship Games MVP Class A Game - Christopher Grillo, Attack, Ward Melville MVP Class B Game - Joseph Miller, Midfielder, Shoreham Wading River MVP Class C - Bodie Pitagno, Attack, Babylon All-American Awards To be announced Academic All-American Awards To be announced SCLCA Service to the Sport Award Ralph Naglieri Westhampton Beach Wayne Oettinger Patchogue-Medford Lisa Bray & Lori Fehmel Shoreham-Wading River Mike Elendorff John Glenn Brian Tenety Southampton Eric Geringswald Hills Youth Lacrosse 16

17 2016 SUFFOLK COUNTY SPECIAL AWARDS: John Fernandez Courage Award Vinny Toronto, Rocky Point John Tabert, Northport Brendan O Donohue, Comsewogue Nick DiPietro, HH Hills East Sean Walsh, Copiague Cameron Mule, HH Hills West SCLCA Most Outstanding Player Award Division 1 Connor Smith, West Islip - Attack James Avanzato, Sachem North - Midfield Nick DiPietro, HH Hills East - Defense Ryan Erler, Smithtown West - Goalie Gerard Arceri, Smithtown East - Specialist SCLCA Most Outstanding Player Award Division 2 Chris Gray, Shoreham-WR - Attack Chris Pickel, Bayport-Blue Point - Midfield Matt Spahr, Comsewogue - Defense Jake MacGregor, Comsewogue - Goalie Joe Miller, Shoreham-WR - Specialist SCLCA Most Outstanding Player Award Division 3 Tim Schmidt, Mattituck - Attack Andrew Zito, Center Moriches - Midfield Adam Gumbardo, Babylon - Defense Rob Kruszeski, Mattituck - Goalie Dylan Marlborough, Mattituck - Specialist Ray Enners Award - To be announced 17

18 Suffolk County Lacrosse Coaches Association 2016 Awards Dinner Most Outstanding Player Awards The SCLCA is pleased to recognize the most outstanding player at each position for Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3. The SCLCA will be donating $2,000 in the name of the recipients to charitable causes selected by the award winners. Long Island Metropolitan Lacrosse Foundation Scholarship Award The LIMLF created a scholarship program to recognize outstanding high school lacrosse players in the Long Island Metropolitan area. The recipient must be an All-County player, have an outstanding grade point average, and a strong community service background. The recipient will receive $1,000 along with a plaque in their honor. Eric Sopracasa Scholarship Award Eric Sopracasa graduated from Sachem High School in As a senior, he received All-Division, All-County, and All-American honors. As captain, he helped his team to the Suffolk County, Long Island, Southern Regional and State Championship final. Upon graduation, Eric went to the University of Massachusetts to continue his studies and to pursue the game he loved. Throughout college he continued to grow, to be an inspiration to others, to be a leader among his fellow athletes, and to build upon a brilliant career, while earning the admiration and adulation of those that played with him or had the opportunity to see him play. On May 5th, 1999, Eric Sopracasa tragically passed away during lacrosse practice at the University of Massachusetts. The Eric Sopracasa Scholarship Award has been established to honor the player, who through determination and character serves as a role model and inspiration to fellow athletes. The scholarship is in the amount of $1,000. John Fernandez Courage Awards John Fernandez is a graduate of Rocky Point High School and the United States Military Academy. John was captain of his lacrosse team at West Point. Lt. Fernandez was deployed to Iraq, where on April 3, 2003 he was severely wounded after a US plane dropped a 500 pound bomb on his Humvee. Somehow, though, the bomb which ripped through his Humvee spared Fernandez, it took the lives of three fellow soldiers and injured seven 18

19 others. Fernandez eventually lost his legs due to the incident. John has since battled back, learning to walk again with the use of prosthetic limbs. He has persevered to the point where he now plays lacrosse again, and more importantly has continued on with his life getting married and becoming a father. The SCLCA has established awards to recognize Suffolk County lacrosse players who have overcome difficult circumstances in their lives in the same spirit as John Fernandez. Raymond Enners Award Raymond Enners was a three sport star athlete at Half Hollow Hills High School in the early 1960 s, and an All-American Lacrosse player at the United States Military Academy. Unfortunately, his story is a short one and comes with a sad ending an above average student, gifted athlete, and a war hero who was killed in Vietnam after saving the life of a fellow soldier. He was posthumously honored with the Distinguished Service Cross, the Bronze Star, and the Purple Heart. Enners earned nine varsity letters: two in basketball, three in football, and four in lacrosse. He was a four-year varsity starter, two-time captain, and twice led his high school to a county championship. As a senior, he set the county record for assists with 81 in only 13 games! He played lacrosse at West Point, earning honorable mention All-American honors as a senior in He was selected to play in the prestigious North-South Collegiate All- Star Game. Enners left for Vietnam in July of Two months later, Lt. Enners was killed in action in a rice paddy near the town of Ha Thanh. Accounts of the incident state that three times Enners ignored enemy fire to reach a wounded squad leader, Sgt. Alfred Matheson of Huntington. Moments after he successfully recovered Sgt. Matheson, he led an attack on the North Vietnamese. It was then that Enners, at 22 years of age, was fatally wounded. Raymond Enners was not only a great lacrosse player; he was a great leader and a great American. The NCAA honors his name each year with the Lt. Raymond Enners Award, which is presented to the top Division 1 collegiate player. The Suffolk County Lacrosse Coaches Association honors Lt. Raymond Enners in a similar fashion, presenting an award to the player in Suffolk County who best combines exceptional lacrosse ability with courage, teamwork, and leadership. 19

20 RAYMOND ENNERS AWARD WINNERS 1970 Mike McCormick Ward Melville 1971 Richard Meister Deer Park 1972 Frank Urso Brentwood 1973 Bob McGuire Huntington 1974 Bill Carpluk Central Islip 1975 Bill Brown Ward Melville 1976 Peter Predun Harborfields 1977 James Metzger Half Hollow Hills 1978 Albert Ray Copiague 1979 Robert MacAneney Brentwood Ross 1980 Glen Mohrman Half Hollow Hills 1981 James M. Smith Comsewogue 1982 Tom Gunderson Smithtown East 1983 Chris Walker Ward Melville 1984 Chris Garvey Half Hollow Hills 1985 Scott Reh Rocky Point 1986 Jonathan Reese West Babylon 1987 Steven Randby Half Hollow Hills 1988 Joe Matassa Ward Melville 1989 John Banks Ward Melville 1990 Joe Romeo Comsewogue 1991 Chris Theofield Northport 1992 Mike LaRocco Smithtown West 1993 Greg Cattrano Ward Melville 1994 Al Hernandez Whitman 1995 Jay Negus Ward Melville 1996 Will Campbell Sachem 1997 Justin O Connell Sachem 1998 Nick Russo Comsewogue 1999 Kevin Cassese Comsewogue 2000 Pete Vlahakis Shoreham-Wading River 2001 Nick Miaritis Ward Melville 2002 Matt Miller William Floyd 2003 Larry Cerasi Middle Country 2004 Jeff Strittmatter Rocky Point 2005 Pat Perritt Sachem East 2006 Chris Ritchie Mt. Sinai 2007 Justin Turri West Islip 2008 Dwayne Stewart Copiague 2009 Kevin Sabo Westhampton Beach 2010 Nicky Galasso West Islip 2011 Luke Miller William Floyd 2012 Sam Llinares Hauppauge 2013 Tim Rotanz Shoreham-Wading River 2014 Kieran Mullins Islip High School 2015 John Daniggelis Smithtown East HS 20

Suffolk County Lacrosse Coaches. Awards Banquet. June 10, 2015

Suffolk County Lacrosse Coaches 2015 Awards Banquet June 10, 2015 SUFFOLK COUNTY LACROSSE COACHES ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: TREASURER: GEORGE SEARING, NORTHPORT H.S. JASON MAURO, SACHEM