Boys lacrosse statistics: Here are the leading scorers, catalysts and stoppers

Mike Dougherty, Rockland/Westchester Journal News

May 2, 2022 at 1:11 PM·5 min read

These are some of the impact players from across the Lower Hudson Valley whose efforts show up in scorebooks game after game. All of the statistics include games played through April 27 and were contributed by the coaches.

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Mamaroneck defeated Tommy Garofalo (25) and Bronxville 14-8 in boys lacrosse action at Bronxville High School April 21, 2022.

Scoring

(Minimum of 20 points)

Ryan Challice, Pleasantville 42-20-62

Luke West, Rye Neck 27-35-62

Sean Berrigan, Tappan Zee, 42-19-61

James Moran, Nanuet 40-19-59

Tommy Garofalo, Bronxville 33-22-55

Ethan Pakola, Irvington 33-21-54

Alex Martin, Mamaroneck 31-21-52

Kevin Morina, North Rockland 10-42-52

Bryan Stensrud, Arlington 22-28-50

K.J. Delane, Iona Prep 36-13-49

Rhett Chambers, Mamaroneck 32-17-49

Benny Rakower, Byram Hills 28-19-47

Evan Giachinta, Haldane 23-23-46

Ethan Taerstein, Blind Brook 26-19-45

Harry Griff, Yorktown 22-22-44

Jack Cicchelli, Fox Lane 19-25-44

Braden Bass, Rye Country Day, 33-9-42

Andrew Dzubak, Putnam Valley 31-11-42

Tommy Linehan, Tappan Zee, 25-17-42

Matthew Risley, Carmel 24-18-42

Nick Graap, Lakeland/Panas 35-6-41

Michael McCarthy, Croton 32-9-41

Brendan Donohue, Pearl River 25-16-41

James O'Rourke, Wappingers 23-18-41

Tyler Tse, Harrison 21-20-41

Ryan Denike, Putnam Valley 20-20-40

Andrew Girolamo, Stepinac 28-11-39

Daniel Picart, Pleasantville 20-19-39

Peter Ward, Sleepy Hollow 17-22-39

Will Shepherd, Fox Lane 31-7-38

Ryan Ortiz, White Plains 31-7-38

Matthew Halperin, Ardsley 27-11-38

Dean Mohammed, Arlington 32-5-37

Thomas Connolly, Carmel 27-10-37

Cole Mayclim, Harrison 22-15-37

Mac Sullivan, Somers 21-16-37

Harrison Jordan, Nyack 32-4-36

James Devine, North Rockland 30-6-36

Oliver Monteforte, Sleepy Hollow 28-8-36

T.J. Olifiers, Somers 21-15-36

Jack Ricciardi, Briarcliff 19-17-36

Jalin Badillo, Nanuet 24-11-35

Tyler Mahood, Sleepy Hollow 24-11-35

Kevin Butler, Clarkstown South 28-6-34

Drew Cornax, Lourdes 23-11-34

Jake Degnan, Mahopac 23-11-34

Matt Pereira, Rye Neck 23-11-34

Brandon Rispoli, Briarcliff 22-12-34

Finn McConnell, Kennedy 21-13-34

Luca Duva, John Jay 25-8-33

Spencer Hogaboom, Arlington 24-9-33

Riley Fullerton, New Rochelle 18-15-33

Chris Patterson, Bronxville 20-13-33

Lou Mirro, Nanuet 14-19-33

Gavin Javorsky, Byram Hills 24-8-32

Dylan Reese, Iona Prep 22-10-32

Ryan Beddows, Clarkstown South 21-11-32

Robert Celona, Clarkstown North 18-14-32

Brayden Kuczma, Wappingers 15-17-32

Michael Berman Annunziata, Blind Brook 10-22-32

Andrew Daly, Clarkstown North 25-6-31

Elliot Jones, Briarcliff 22-9-31

Miguel Iglesias, Somers 17-14-31

Jack Dougherty, Iona Prep 15-16-31

Caden Whaling, Rye 20-10-30

Brady Sharkey, Stepinac 14-16-30

Henry Ellison, Somers 13-17-30

Liam Gaugler, Haldane 23-6-29

Ethan Farrar, North Rockland 22-7-29

Aidan Ward, Arlington 21-8-29

Tyler Howard, Westlake 19-10-29

Aiden Bross, Stepinac 18-11-29

Luke Sheehan, Bronxville 17-12-29

Tommy Cortelli, Pearl River 16-13-29

Ryan McInerney, Kennedy 20-8-28

Jameson Blakeslee, Greeley 12-16-28

Matty Bryne, Greeley 10-18-28

Michael Oronzio, Byram Hills 19-8-27

Hayden Gumbrecht, Putnam Valley 18-9-27

Andrew Kiefer, John Jay 19-8-27

Gavin Viglucci, Mahopac 18-11-27

Tim Keenan, Arlington 17-10-27

Carter Schmidt, Croton 17-10-27

James McHugh, Tappan Zee, 20-6-26

Andrew Glinski, Mamaroneck 19-7-26

Nick Newman, Somers 15-11-26

Nick Savastano, John Jay 14-12-26

Ryan Aabel, Carmel 10-16-26

Nick Reich, Pleasantville 22-3-25

Mike Rettberg, Mahopac 22-3-25

Joe Alvarez, North Rockland 18-7-25

Graydon Diamond, Scarsdale 15-10-25

Daniel Attia, New Rochelle 13-12-25

Ben Landes, Edgemont 20-4-24

Isaiah Boyles, Irvington 19-5-24

Jake Goldstein, Scarsdale 14-10-24

CJ Sanchez, Stepinac 14-10-24

Eliav Malone, Irvington 13-11-24

Boden Bounds, Greeley 19-4-23

Kian McCarthy, Rye 18-5-23

Colin Callahan, Stepinac 17-6-23

James Solazzo, Yorktown 17-6-23

Connor Lummel, Greeley 16-7-23

Scot Mackie, Iona Prep 15-8-23

Mickey Sullivan, Pearl River 15-8-23

Rhys Robbins, Haldane 14-9-23

Noach Grossman, Ardsley 10-13-23

Colin Stemmerman, Nanuet 9-14-23

Danny Koch, Mahopac 16-6-22

Nick Paletta, Pearl River 17-5-22

Jayden Rios, North Rockland 15-7-22

Joseph Rafferty, Irvington 14-8-22

Gavin Blenk, Iona Prep 13-9-22

Ryan Brush, Somers 17-4-21

Eli Newman, Clarkstown North 16-5-21

Dean Hiltsley, Hen Hud 15-6-21

Noah Bovone, Croton 15-6-21

Jake Reese, Rye Neck 15-6-21

Damian Santiago, Carmel 14-7-21

Michael Hundzynski, Pleasantville 12-9-21

Nick Armogida, White Plains 5-16-21

Brandon Sweat, Yonkers 18-2-20

Alec Davis, Rye Country Day, 17-3-20

Alex Crysler, Lourdes 14-6-20

Jack Freel, Fordham Prep 14-6-20

Ethan Fogarty, Wappingers 13-7-20

Henry Hughes, Kennedy 12-8-20

Luke Sullivan, Nyack 10-10-20

Joseph Fernandes, Yonkers 9-11-20

Owen Sullivan, Tappan Zee, 9-11-20

Lucas Proctor, Briarcliff 5-15-20

Rye midfielder Johnny Hartzell works against Tappan Zee midfielder James McHugh during their 14-8 win over Tappan Zee in boys lacrosse action at Tappan Zee High School in Orangeburg on Tuesday, April 12, 2022.

Faceoff winning percentage

(Minimum .600)

Colby Baldwin, Scarsdale .800

Robbie Repaci, Albertus Magnus .776

Chris Evans, Mahopac .775

Connor Baia, Kennedy .760

Johnny Hartzell, Rye .751

Daniel Picart, Pleasantville .714

Noah Bernstein, Edgemont .712

Jayden Rios, North Rockland .711

Jack Herman, White Plains .699

Sean Grimes, Croton .681

Lucas Valentine, Croton .673

Tristan Werlau, Carmel .650

Scot Mackie, Iona Prep .640

Andrew Daly, Clarkstown North .634

Will Schlamme, Mamaroneck .620

From right, Bronxville's Luke Stephens (1) gets a shot by Iona goalie Craig Daria (1) for a first half goal during boys lacrosse action at Iona Prep in New Rochelle March 31, 2022. Bronxville won the game in double overtime 7-6.

Save percentage

(Minimum .600)

Jake Meissner, Carmel .771

Kevin Devine, North Rockland .709

Nick Spista, White Plains .699

Jack Quinn, Byram Hills .680

Evan Van Camp, Briarcliff .661

Craig Daria, Iona Prep .660

Mike Triolo, Brewster .660

Andrew Minard, John Jay .650

Hunter Sullivan, Somers .647

Luke Arrighi, Bronxville .645

Tim White, Kennedy .641

Nick Fazzino, Carmel .636

Chris Mathews, Mamaroneck .630

Jack Mulcahy, Arlington .630

Zefi Zyngier, Rye Neck .623

Vito DeBellis, Yorktown .621

Jordan Hankel, Haldane .616

A.J. Ardizone, Clarkstown South .615

Robert McKiernan, Tappan Zee .615

Rowan Caffrey, Hen Hud, .612

Mike Dougherty covers boys soccer, boys lacrosse, girls basketball and golf for The Journal News/lohud.com. He can be reached at mdougher@lohud.com, or on Twitter @hoopsmbd, @lohudlacrosse, @lohudhoopsmbd and @lohudgolf.

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