High School Athletes of the Week
Commack's Jessie Berardi is safe at second as Ward Melville's Chris Cepeda waits for the throw in a Suffolk baseball game. (May 6, 2013) Credit: Kathleen Malone-Van Dyke
CHRIS CEPEDA
WARD MELVILLE, BASEBALL
Keyed a three-game sweep over Commack in the final series of the Suffolk League I season to give Ward Melville the League I title. He also pitched a complete game in a 6-3 win.
RYAN UDVADIA
SHOREHAM-WADING RIVER, TRACK
The junior won the 3,200 at the Loucks Games in 9:02.5. The time is a school record. Udvadia also won the meet's Most Outstanding Athlete award.
HANNA GREENFIELD
MILLER PLACE, TRACK
The senior was a quadruple winner in Miller Place's 108-38 win over Amityville. Greenfield won the 100 in 12.8 seconds, the 100 hurdles (16.0), the triple jump (34-7), and the long jump (16-8).
MAGGIE BILL
ST. ANTHONY'S, LACROSSE
She had 16 points in three games, including five goals in the Friars' 11-9 overtime win over Manhasset. Bill also had four goals and four caused turnovers in Wednesday's win over Garden City.
NICOLE SINACORI
LONG ISLAND LUTHERAN, LACROSSE
She had 26 points (21 goals) in three games last week, including nine goals and an assist on Wednesday against Rye Country Day.
JOSH CASTRO
SMITHTOWN EAST, BASEBALL
The senior first baseman went 2-for-2, including a solo home run and three RBIs in a 3-1 win over West Islip. The Bulls clinched the school's third league title in four years.
MIKE DAVANZO
WANTAGH, BASEBALL
He improved to 6-0 by scattering six hits and striking out six in a 4-3 win over Garden City to help the Warriors finish the regular season 19-0.
TIM ROTANZ
SHOREHAM-WADING RIVER, LACROSSE
He became the fourth player in Long Island boys lacrosse history to score 400 career points when he totaled six goals and six assists in an 18-6 victory over Rocky Point.
JIM BYRNS
MASSAPEQUA, LACROSSE
One of Long Island's leading scorers, he had a career-high eight goals and added an assist in a 16-6 win over Port Washington.
PAT DOYLE
HOLY TRINITY, LACROSSE
The senior had a career-high six goals to lead Holy Trinity in a 14-6 win against St. Dominic.
GREG EGAN
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST, BASEBALL
The senior struck out 16 and allowed five hits in a 3-2 win over St. Anthony's. He is 5-0 with 63 strikeouts in 36 innings.
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