DaSilva big in goal for Middle Country

Brandon DaSilva made seven of his 14 saves in the fourth quarter, including two from close range with less than two minutes left for Middle Country in a 10-7 win over Rocky Point in non-league boys lacrosse Tuesday.

Matt Knapp had two goals and one assist and Tom Telesca added a goal and an assist in the win. Dan Staker had two goals and an assist for Rocky Point.

Sayville 9, Wantagh 8: Dan Koehler and Jared VanBrunt each scored two goals to lead Sayville in non-league. Pat Fleming, who had 18 saves, made a key stop late in the fourth quarter to preserve the win for Sayville.

Holy Trinity 10, Farmingdale 9: Nick Ferreiro scored the winning goal late in the fourth quarter to lead Holy Trinity in non-league. Pat Candon had four goals and goalie Dillon Mauro had 19 saves in the win.

Lindenhurst 11, Patchogue-Medford 7: Chris Caiazza had four goals and two assists and Keith Laclair added three goals and one assist for Lindenhurst in non-league.

Hicksville 13, Kellenberg 7: Joe Leonard had four goals and three assists and Sal Geneva had three goals and two assists to lead Hicksville in non-league.

Port Washington 12, Locust Valley 7: John Crawley and Jake Froccaro each had three goals to lead Port Washington in non-league. John Obadia added a goal and two assists and Marco Rystic had 16 saves in the victory.

Carey 10, East Meadow 4: Peter Nicholls scored four goals and Tom Scott scored three to lead Carey in non-league. Goalkeeper Nick Fasano had 16 saves.

Seaford 13, Calhoun 9: Anthony Marino had five goals and one assist and Tommy Curren added two goals and four assists for Seaford in non-league.

Long Beach 17, Division 5: Joe Radin had four goals and two assists, James Forkin had four goals and an assist and Jake Shapiro (2 goals, 1 assist) won 13 of 18 faceoffs to lead Long Beach in non-conference. Tom Nuckel had four goals for Division.

Valley Stream District 8, Lawrence 1: Henry Waslo had four goals and two assists and Connor Sciacca had three goals and two assists to lead Valley Stream District in non-conference.