YORKTOWN SOFTBALL (4-1)
Yorktown 15, Mahopac 1
Thursday, April 10, Mahopac Falls Field
Eva Destito (extra-base hit, 2 RBI), Katie Piehler (hit, 2 walks, 3 runs), Penny Einhorn (hit, run, walk, RBI), Alicia Cinicolo (3 hits, 2 extra-base hits, RBI, 2 stolen bases), Ally Pace (hit, run, stolen base), Mia Horn (hit, walk, 3 RBI, 3 runs), and Sofia Sladek (2 hits, extra-base hit, RBI, run, stolen base) sparked the Huskers at the plate in their 15-1 win against Mahopac.
Kate Brown (3 innings, 0 runs, 0 hits, 4 strikeouts) and Sladek (3 innings, 1 run, 6 strikeouts) performed well on the mound for Yorktown.
Yorktown 7, Brewster 2
Friday, April 11, Yorktown High School
Yorktown registered its fourth win in a row by beating Brewster, 7-2.
“It felt amazing to win this game,” Brown said. “Eva (Destito, catcher) and I were on the same page all day. Brewster is a really good team, especially offensively since they have a lot of great hitters in their lineup. We got in a couple of jams but had a big double play to get out of one, and I was lucky to get a few strikeouts when we needed them. Once again, we had some big hits, including Eva’s home run, and Alyssa and Alicia had some key RBI.”
Destito (2 extra-base hits, homer, 2 RBI, 2 runs), Adriana Barca (2 hits, run), Cinicolo (hit, run, RBI), Alyssa McEniry (hit, run, RBI, walk), Sienna Katzenberg (hit, RBI), and Brown (7 innings, 7 hits, 2 runs, 0 earned runs, 9 strikeouts, extra-base hit, run) came up clutch for Yorktown.
“Being 4-1 is a great start to the season, and we’re playing very well together right now,” Brown said. “Hopefully we can build on it next week, starting with the game against Suffern.”
LAKELAND SOFTBALL (4-1)
Lakeland 14, Roosevelt 1 (5 innings)
Wednesday, April 9, Lakeland High School
Lakeland defeated Roosevelt, 14-1, in five innings, led by winning pitcher Nicole Mautone (3-for-4, 2 singles, double, RBI, 5 innings, 7 strikeouts, 2 hits), Gianna Santini (2-for-2, single, double, 2 RBI), and Jenna Taylor (2-for-2, double, triple, 2 RBI).
“We fed off each other’s energy and kept our heads in the game,” said Mautone. “We also came together as a team and supported each other throughout.”
LAKELAND/PANAS GIRLS LACROSSE (1-3)
Lakeland/Panas 13, Carmel 6
Tuesday, April 8, Carmel High School
Maddie DiMirco (4G, 2A), Brooke Pizzarello (4G, 1A), Emma Stewart (3G), Katelyn Kuney (2G), Anna Lemma (1A), Lilly Whippo (1A), Chloe Moore (1A), and Veronica Lynch (7 saves) propelled Lakeland/Panas to its 13-6 win against Carmel—their first of the season.
“I think our team was able to come away with the win against Carmel because we came out with a spark during the second half,” Pizzarello said. “This was definitely a team effort. Everyone on the field was able to connect with each other to fight for the win. We never gave up and made sure to put in 110 percent for the rest of the game.”
Pearl River 14, Lakeland/Panas 13
Thursday, April 10, Walter Panas High School
Pizzarello (5G), DiMirco (2G, 2A), Stewart (2G, 1A), Kuney (2G), Gabby Goldstein (2G), and Lynch (9 saves) led Lakeland/Panas in its 14-13 loss to Pearl River.
YORKTOWN GIRLS LACROSSE (3-3)
John Jay-CR 12, Yorktown 10
Tuesday, April 8, John Jay–Cross River High School
Brie Gaccino (2G, 1A), Annie Cunneen (2G, 1A), Ava Cunneen (2G, 2 draw controls), Sydney Sateriale (2G, 1 draw control), Sofia Boucher (1G, 1 draw control), Ava Ryan (1G), Lily Diaz (5 draw controls), Caitlin Mulvihill (2 draw controls), and Annie Durante (16 saves) led Yorktown in its 12-10 loss.
Yorktown 20, Pelham 13
Thursday, April 10, Pelham Memorial High School
Gaccino (4G, 3A), Ava Cunneen (3G), Sateriale (4G, 2A), Boucher (4G, 2A), Diaz (2G), Ryan (2G), Annie Cunneen (1G), and Durante (5 saves) ignited Yorktown to its 20-13 victory.
“We did very well on the circle and got a lot of possession off the draw, as we also helped create turnovers on the ride, giving us more possession time,” Gaccino said. “On offense we moved the ball well. Everyone worked hard to make each other look good.”
Highlighting the win was senior Ava Cunneen scoring her 100th-career goal.
“Getting my 100th-career goal meant so much to me, especially getting it in such an amazing team win,” she said. “I couldn’t have done it without my amazing teammates and coaches who have supported me throughout everything.”
LAKELAND/PANAS BOYS LACROSSE (2-3)
Lakeland/Panas 15, Wappingers 5
Tuesday, April 8, Lakeland High School
Paul Fitzgerald (4G), Vinny Savastano (3G, 2A), Oban Rader (2G, 3A), CC Savastano (2G, 1A), Jesse DiPaola (2G), Anthony Ray (2G), Mikey DiCioccio (2A), Joe LaPeruta (1A), Nick Kaufman (1A), Mike Zumatto (1A), and Dan Horowitz (9 saves) led the Rebels in their 15-5 win.
“We were determined to get back on the right track after a loss,” Rader said. “We knew we had to play better and make good decisions in order to execute and get the win. The team came together, played hard and came out on top. Hopefully we can start to build momentum.”
John Jay-CR 6, Lakeland/Panas 5
Friday, April 11, John Jay–Cross River High School
Lakeland/Panas was edged by John Jay, 6-5, paced by Rader (1G, 2A), CC Savastano (2G), DiPaola (2G), Vinny Savastano (2A), and Horowitz (11 saves).
YORKTOWN BOYS LACROSSE (2-2)
South Side 15, Yorktown 11
Tuesday, April 8, South Side High School
Gianluca Marchini (4G), JT Carney (1G, 2A), Brady Sheridan (2G), Jack Simone (2A), Ryan Fastiggi (1G), Aidan Concannon (1G), Jayden Tyndal (1G), Tommy Carney (1G), Brady McEnroe (1A), and Hunter Mezzatesta (15 saves) led Yorktown.
Darien 12, Yorktown 3
Thursday, April 10, Darien High School
Carney (1G), Marchini (1G), Evan Kurth (1G), and Mezzatesta (16 saves) paced the Huskers in their 12-3 loss.
YORKTOWN BASEBALL (4-2)
Yorktown 10, Panas 2
Monday, April 7, Granite Knolls Park
Yorktown beat Panas, 10-2, with Lirim Biberaj (2-for-3, 2 RBI), Aidan Flynn (3 RBI), Jeffrey Nunez (3 walks), Brandon Manchess (pinch-hit RBI single), and winning pitcher Derek Patrissi (5 innings, 2 hits, 0 earned runs, 7 strikeouts) doing the job for the Huskers.
Mahopac 1, Yorktown 0
Wednesday, April 9, Mahopac Falls Field
Mahopac defeated Yorktown, 1-0, with Tyler Galante (double) and Luke Esposito (2.2 innings, 1 hit, 2 strikeouts) contributing for Yorktown.
Yorktown 8, Valhalla 1
Thursday, April 10, Granite Knolls Park
Trailing 1-0, Yorktown scored eight runs in the sixth to rally for an 8-1 triumph against Valhalla, paced by Biberaj (3-for-4), Flynn (3-for-4, RBI), and winning pitcher Swaraaj Pujari (2 innings, 0 runs, 2 strikeouts).
Fox Lane 9, Yorktown 5
Sunday, April 13, Fort Pierce, Florida
Yorktown fell to Fox Lane, 9-5, led by Gabe Iavorone (4-for-4).
LAKELAND BASEBALL (2-3)
Lakeland 9, Byram Hills 5
Tuesday, April 8, Lakeland High School
Lakeland overcame Byram Hills, 9-5, thanks to winning pitcher Anthony Frobose (4 innings, 1 earned run, 10 strikeouts; 2-for-5, double, triple, 2 runs), Kaare Numme (2 RBI), Louie Vernagallo (2-for-3, 2 RBI), Matt McDermott (2-for-3, RBI, run), Ramzi Done (RBI, run), and Mateo Santiago (RBI).
“It was a great team win,” Frobose said. “Being able to help out my team with the bat and pitching is great. I want to give my team the best chance to win.”
John Jay-EF 10, Lakeland 4
Thursday, April 10, John Jay–East Fishkill High School
John Jay–East Fishkill defeated Lakeland, 10-4, with John Sibiski (run), Alex Mautone, and Sergio Hormazabal each recording an RBI.
LAKELAND FLAG FOOTBALL (6-2)
Brewster 6, Lakeland 0
Tuesday, April 8, Lakeland High School
Lakeland fell to Brewster, 6-0, led by Caroline Daly (4 tackles, 3 for loss, sack, 10 rushing yards), Emily Hahn (interception, 2 catches, 8 receiving yards, 45 punt-return yards), Caroline Leonard (3 tackles, 4 catches, 55 receiving yards), Gabby Santini (3 tackles, 29 rushing yards), Haley Santucci (6 tackles, interception, 5-yard gain), and Ava Stabile (4 tackles, 1 for loss, 2 pass deflections).
Lakeland 6, Mahopac 0
Wednesday, April 9, Mahopac High School
Lakeland rebounded with a 6-0 win over Mahopac, led by Amelia Calisi (5 tackles, sack, pass deflection), Daly (7 tackles, 2 sacks, 2 for loss, 22 rushing yards), Leonard (3 tackles, interception, pass deflection, 8-yard catch, 5 rushing yards), Aditi Parambath (118 passing yards, passing TD, 62 rushing yards), Santini (3 tackles, 3 catches, 100 receiving yards, receiving TD, 37 rushing yards, 40 punt-return yards), Santucci (11 tackles, 1 interception), and Stabile (6 tackles).
“It was huge for us,” Santini said. “After a tough loss to Brewster, we knew we had to respond. Getting the win against Mahopac showed our resilience and boosted our confidence moving forward.”
Lakeland 18, Hen Hud 13
Friday, April 11, Lakeland High School
Lakeland edged Hendrick Hudson, 18-13, paced by Hahn (tackle, pass deflection, 8 catches, 57 receiving yards), Parambath (147 passing yards, 2 passing TDs, 18 rushing yards), and Santini (3 tackles, interception, 3 pass deflections, 8 catches, 88 receiving yards, 2 receiving TDs, 53 rushing yards, rushing TD, 32 punt-return yards).
YORKTOWN FLAG FOOTBALL (6-0)
Yorktown 21, Greeley 6
Friday, April 11, Yorktown High School
Maddy Reilly (40 rushing yards, rushing TD), Kayleigh Hung (13 rushing yards), Heilee Leonardo (63 rushing yards, 1-point conversion pass), Sophia Marcello (2-point conversion pass), Eva Monaco (52 receiving yards, 2 receiving TDs), Kiera Mooney (1-point conversion reception), Ava Costello (2-point conversion reception), Chloe Quiles (2 tackles), Stephanie Douglas (7 tackles, 1-yard interception), and Sofia Gentile (3 tackles, 2 sacks) led Yorktown in a 21-6 win against Horace Greeley.
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