The LoHud Boys Lacrosse Blog

Since the schedule is beginning to pick up, I thought we should have a place to comment on the day’s action. I’ll attempt to do this daily so it’s easy to find a place to discuss the highlights. There are two noteworthy games on the slate. North Rockland at Yorktown… Read More →

Here’s the list of players to watch this season in Westchester/Putnam. Again, it’s not a list of the 10 best players in the area by position. We do that at the end of the season, and it’s not a task I’m looking forward to after spending hours and hours narrowing… Read More →

Here’s the list of players to watch in Rockland this season. It’s not intended to be a listing of the very best players by position. We do that at the end of the season. It’s a group of 10 very talented players with interesting story lines more than anything. After… Read More →

I keep getting asked when I’m going to post the power rankings, which at this point in the season is an invitation to damage whatever credibility I have. So here it goes … We’ll do it a little differently on the blog this season to keep more schools involved. I’m… Read More →

Sorry for the delay. I filed the story a long time ago, but the rain made for a slow ride home and I needed a few minutes in front of the flat screen to catch up on the NCAAs. I can’t make any bold statements off this game because there’s… Read More →

I’m heading out the door in a few minutes to go cover Nanuet and Suffern, which has sparked lively debate across the river. The game is going to be close to deadline, but I’ll post a couple of thoughts after I file a story for tomorrow’s paper. If anybody was… Read More →

I think we all know what the answer is, but who’s the favorite in Class A this season? There’s a new poll up just to complete the process. Click away. So far, you’ve established Rye as the overwhelming favorite in Class C. And you picked Somers as the favorite in… Read More →

There seem to be a lot of teams in Class B that had a hard time sitting through all the pomp and circumstance of graduation last June. A lot of talent walked acrose the stage at Brewster. Mike Honey is filling in quite a few blanks this spring. He lost… Read More →