April 7: Chatham (N.J.) at St. Anthony’s, noon – In a showdown of nationally-ranked powerhouses, the defending Group II New Jersey champs take on the Friars, winners of three straight CHSAA Class AA titles. Both teams boast star-studded rosters. 
 April 13: Sayville at Hauppauge, 5:30 p.m. -Hauppauge, last year's Suffolk Class B champion, takes on Sayville in what could easily be a postseason preview. The teams, with comparably stifling defenses, were the top seeds in last year’s playoffs and could meet in this season's county final. 
 April 17: Mt. Sinai at Shoreham-Wading River, 4 p.m. - Will the old boss be same as the new boss? Long Island Class C champion Mt. Sinai takes on SWR, which owned the Suffolk Class C title from 2005-2010. SWR's move to Class B cleared a path for the Mustangs last year, but will Mt. Sinai be able to hold on in the wake of the Wildcats’ return? 
 April 28: St. Anthony’s at Garden City, 11 a.m. – It’s the marquee meeting of Long Island’s most dominant teams, and a rematch of last year’s overtime thriller, which Garden City won, 11-10. The Trojans finished the season ranked No. 2 nationally, and St. Anthony’s third. 
 May 8: North Shore at Cold Spring Harbor, 4:30 p.m. – The top two seeds in Nassau Class C square off in their regular-season finale, which could be a prelude to the county final. There’ll likely be no shortage of dramatics as the rivals’ last four meetings each have been decided by one goal.

April 7: Chatham (N.J.) at St. Anthony’s, noon – In a showdown of nationally-ranked powerhouses, the defending Group II New Jersey champs take on the Friars, winners of three straight CHSAA Class AA titles. Both teams boast star-studded rosters. April 13: Sayville at Hauppauge, 5:30 p.m. -Hauppauge, last year's Suffolk Class B champion, takes on Sayville in what could easily be a postseason preview. The teams, with comparably stifling defenses, were the top seeds in last year’s playoffs and could meet in this season's county final. April 17: Mt. Sinai at Shoreham-Wading River, 4 p.m. - Will the old boss be same as the new boss? Long Island Class C champion Mt. Sinai takes on SWR, which owned the Suffolk Class C title from 2005-2010. SWR's move to Class B cleared a path for the Mustangs last year, but will Mt. Sinai be able to hold on in the wake of the Wildcats’ return? April 28: St. Anthony’s at Garden City, 11 a.m. – It’s the marquee meeting of Long Island’s most dominant teams, and a rematch of last year’s overtime thriller, which Garden City won, 11-10. The Trojans finished the season ranked No. 2 nationally, and St. Anthony’s third. May 8: North Shore at Cold Spring Harbor, 4:30 p.m. – The top two seeds in Nassau Class C square off in their regular-season finale, which could be a prelude to the county final. There’ll likely be no shortage of dramatics as the rivals’ last four meetings each have been decided by one goal.

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