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Power rankings: WE/HV boys lacrosse (6/5)
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Power rankings: WE/HV boys lacrosse (6/5)
| RANK | TEAM | REC | LW | COMMENTS | |
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1 | Yorktown | 16-4 | 1 |
Once again, the Huskers will meet Long Island power Garden City in the NYS Class B semifinals. Yorktown hasn't gotten past this game since 2003, when it edged Shoreham-Wading River, 6-5, en route to capturing the last of its six state titles. |
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2 | John Jay-CR | 12-7 | 2 |
Despite losing a 9-8 heartbreaker to Yorktown in the Class B sectional finals, John Jay-CR has nothing to be ashamed of. Imagine Tommy Beck, who was sidelined late in the first quarter with a wrist injury, didn't get hurt? With Beck and All-American LSM Jack Lambert returning in 2013, JJ-CR has a good shot to get back to the title game and win it. |
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3 | Bronxville | 20-1 | 3 |
Broncos stormed to a second straight Class C sectional crown and now await a showdown against Sec. 11's Shoreham-Wading River in tomorrow's NYS final four. Bronxville certainly has the firepower to advance to its first state title game in program history. |
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4 | Iona Prep | 14-8 | 6 |
Gaels suffered a 16-15 loss to Buffalo-based Bishop Timon-St. Jude in Saturday's CHSAA Class AA state final. Iona Prep — which went 12-4 over its final 16 games — came back from a 10-4 halftime deficit to nearly complete the comeback. |
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5 | Lakeland/Panas | 11-7 | 5 |
Rebels return a ton of talent in 2013 and will be the favorite in Section 1 Class A. |
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6 | Somers | 11-8 | 5 |
Tuskers will have to replace veteran leaders like Kevin Schurr and Kevin Cousin in 2013. |
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7 | Mahopac | 11-8 | 4 |
Still boggled by Mahopac's Section 1 Class A title game loss to Mamaroneck. The Indians simply let the Tigers hang around too long. |
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8 | Rye | 11-7 | 8 |
Garnets will be more of a veteran team in 2013. They will have the talent to do some damage, too. |
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9 | Mamaroneck | 10-11 | 10 |
Saturday's lopsided loss to Niskayuna doesn't take away from what the Tigers accomplished this year. As the No. 10 seed, Mamaroneck made a remarkable run to its first sectional title in program history. Virtually all of the Tigers' key players return next season, so a repeat performance isn't out of the question. |
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10 | Byram Hills | 12-5 | 9 |
Bobcats have the unenviable task of replacing three-year starting goalie Andrew Larrabee, who has been a rock for the program. |
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