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Week 8 Review
BU8/9
Semi Finals.
Huntington Inter v CSH Titans
Inter took their place in the final despite a brave effort from a depleted Titans team. Lorenzo Alfaro scored a hat trick in the 6-0 victory.
South Hunt. Strikers v CSH Fire
Two goals by Jakobi Craddock gave the Strikers a 2-0 half time lead against CSH Fire. A tight second half saw Jakobi complete his hat trick to take the Striker’s into the final winning 3-0.
FINAL
Huntington Inter v SH Strikers
Jakobi Craddock was on target again in a tense final giving the Strikers a 1-0 lead at half time.
Both teams missed chances after the break before Cameron Rodriguez doubled the Strikers lead with five minutes remaining.
A second goal by Cameron made it safe for the Strikers who held onto the clean sheet to win it 3-0.
Congratulations to the Strikers and to Jakobi Craddock who’s 23 goals won him the ‘Golden Boot’
The consolation games saw CSH Ambush beat CSH Fire in an entertaining game. Kosta Skountzos scored twice for the Titans but two Henry Launer goals helped the Ambush to a 4-3 victory.
CSH Fire ended the season with a win. Zach Johnston hit a hat trick and Anthony Albino scored twice in their 6-0 victory over the Ambush.
GU9/10
Semi Finals
Harborfields Pegasus v CSH Force
Pegasus booked a place in the final after a comfortable win over CSH Force. Seven different girls found the net as Pegasus won 7-1.
Hbc Storm v CSH Eclipse
An end to end first half ended even with neither team able to break the deadlock. A similar second half followed and it finished 0-0.
Extra time couldn’t separate the teams so it came down to penalty kicks with the Force converting two of their three kicks to win it 2-0.
3rd place game
Hbc Storm v CSH Force
Another close game followed with the Storm going to overtime for the second game in a row. Isla DePaulo gave Storm a first half lead but Kailey Guzman tied it up for the Force after the break. Less than two minutes into overtime Sophia Wall struck the ‘golden goal’ winner to secure third place for the Force, 2-1.
FINAL
H’Fields Pegasus v CSH Eclipse
Two first half goals put Pegasus in a strong position going into the break. The Eclipse pressed in the second half but couldn’t find a goal to get them back into the game and Pegasus wrapped it up with a late third goal. Hailey Philipou, Ariana Vasquez and Carly Chatterton scored the goals in the 3-0 win.
Congratulations to Pagasus on their final victory and to Amelia Vandergoot who won the division’s ‘Golden Boot’ with 21 goals.
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CSH Avalanche won both games in their double header with Harborfields Eagles. Rohan Rahman, Arthur Janowitz and JD Loughlin scored in the first game which saw Avalanche win 3-0. The second game was a lot closer but two Rohan Rahman strikes gave them a 2-1 victory.
Semi finals
Hunt. Inter FC v H’fields Dragons
Inter moved into the BU10 final with victory over Harborfields Dragons. Inter’s pressure in the second half paid off with two late goals giving them the 4-1 victory.
Matteo Alfaro, Jude Enriquez. Marc Imundo and Drew Powell scored the goals.
South Hunt Chargers v HF Kosmos
Defenses dominated the game with both keepers doing a good job when called upon. With neither team able to find the net the game went into overtime. Again it remained scoreless so penalty kicks followed with Kosmos holding their nerve to win it 2-0 to move into the final.
3rd place game:
S.H. Chargers v H’fields Dragons
Another closely contested game saw penalty kicks decide the outcome again. After a scoreless final and a tense overtime period the Chargers took 3rd place winning 2-1 in the shootout.
FINAL
Huntington Inter v HF Kosmos
Huntington Inter took an early lead through Matteo Alfaro’s goal and a strong second half saw them add three more goals to win the first place medals. Matteo added his second then Marc Imundo and Spencer Boskoff scored to make the final score 4-0.
Congratulations to Inter on their victory and to Inter’s Marc Imundo who won the ‘Golden Boot’ with a total of 23 goals.
BU12
Suffolk PAL Napoli and the Blue Devils played a double header in the division’s consolation games.
Desi Carino and Kieran Monge hit the target for the Devils in the first game but goals by Hansel Seravia and Bryan Hernandez tied it up for Napoli and it ended 2-2.
The Devils took charge early in the second game and never looked back. Desi and Kieran netted again with Roman Marquez and Owen Monge adding one each in the 4-0 victory.
Semi finals
Hunt.Inter v Northwood Hammers
A well fought first half saw the teams go into the break tied 0-0. With five minutes remaining Alex Correal broke the deadlock to give Inter the lead and with only second to play Alex added his second to give Inter the 2-0 win and a place in the final.
Hicksville Revolution Red v
Hicksville Revolution Blue
The two two Hicksville teams battled out a close semi final with the Reds coming out on top to move into the final. Gal Vainer scored for the Blues but goals by Ayden Rosario and Justin Daley gave the Reds a 2-1 victory.
3rd place game:
Northwood Hammers v Hicksville Revolution Blue
Liam Soprych and Daniel Schnipper struck in the first half of the third place game to give the Hammers a two goal advantage at half time. Christian Reyes pulled a goal back Revolution Blue early in the second half but two late goals by Liam Soprych saw him complete his hat trick to give the Hammers the third place medals winning 4-1.
FINAL
Hicksville Revolution Red v Huntington Inter FC
An Ayden Rosario penalty gave Revolution Red an early lead over Inter in the BU12 final. Shortly after Santino Bullones doubled their lead and it remained 2-0 until half time. Inter pulled a goal back just after the restart to set up an exciting finish. Hicksville defended well and despite Inter’s late pressure they couldn’t find the equalizing goal as the Reds held on to win 2-1.
Congratulations to Hicksville Revolution Red on their victory in the final and to their top scorer Santino Bullones who won the ‘Golden Boot’ with 25 goals!
BU14
South Huntington Challengers opened up with a win over Getafe in the BU14 age group. Justin Campos and Ben Meyer both struck in the first half in the 2-0 victory.
Suffolk PAL Liverpool had a productive second half in their game against Getafe. Omar Mata was on target twice in the 4-1 win.
Dylan Paiz and Daniel Block both netted twice as West Hollow beat the Chargers 6-0 then Jesse Gentile scored two in West Hollow’s 7-2 win over Liverpool.
Dylan Paiz scored the only goal of a close game between West Hollow and Commack. His second half strike giving West Hollow the
1-0 triumph.
Semi finals
Huntington Inter FC Black v Hicksville Arsenal Blue
Arsenal Blue’s finishing was the difference in a close semi final with Inter Black. Liam Gonzales and Jonathan Arcia netted in the first half to give the Blues a two goal advantage at the break. Antun Doskocil added a third mid way through the second half and the Blues moved into the final winning 3-0.
Hicksville Arsenal Red v Huntington Inter FC Gold
Another frenetic game saw both teams attack in the first half without hitting the net. Inter Gold finally made the breakthrough when Cameron Miller reacted first in the box to finish powerfully from close range. Minutes later Jimmy Velasquez added a second and Gold held on to win it 2-0.
3rd place game:
Huntington Inter FC Gold v Hicksville Arsenal Red
Inter Black were fired up for the third place game and were soon ahead against Arsenal Red.
The Reds never really got going and Inter Black took advantage winning 4-0. Brian Caballero netted twice, Jaden Shepherd and Erickson Alvarado once each
FINAL:
Huntington Inter Gold v Hicksville Arsenal Blue
Another intense game saw Inter Gold and Arsenal Blue battling it out in an end to end final. Manny Velasquez scored the first half’s only goal to give Gold the lead.
The Blues pushed for an equalizer in the second half but a quick break by Gold resulted in Carter Lubin hitting a first time shot into the corner to double Inter’s lead. Gold managed the remaining minutes well holding on to win 2-0.
Congratulations to Inter Gold on their first place finish and to Inter Black’s Josue Alvarado who won the division’s ‘Golden Boot’ with 22 goals.
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Declan O’Donnell scored twice for Northport Rapids but ended up on the losing team against new Hyde Park Tigers Red. Eric Barbosa and Alan Aphraim each netted two goals for the Tigers in their 4-3 victory.
Carlos Merroquin hit a hat trick as Huntington Inter Gold beat the Rapids 6-0.
The Tigers finished the season well with a second win on the night Teu Suh and Evan Tricarion both struck twice in a 4-2 triumph over Chiladas FC.
Ezra Odoye scored a hat trick in Inter Golds 5-3 win over Inter Black before Inter Black recovered to beat Chiladas FC. Prithi Satyn scored twice in the 4-1 win.
Play offs.
Al Shabab v Huzz Academy
Al Shabab took the lead in the first semi final when Arban Parllaku reacted first in the box. A closely fought second half saw Grant Kurland equalize for Huzz and despite plenty of goalmouth action, neither team could find a winning goal. Extra time failed to produce a goal so the game went to penalty kicks with Al Shabab keeping their nerve to win 3-2 earning themselves a place in the final.
La Massia v FC FC
FC FC’s Eli Asaro scored early to give them the lead against La Massia but six unanswered goals by La Massia saw them comfortably into the final. Jose Batista scored four times in the 6-2 win.
3rd place game
FC FC won the 3rd place game in a high scoring game against Huzz Academy. Charlie Bair and Anderson Soper each scored a hat trick and Callan Steel added two in the 9-4 victory.
FINAL
La Massia v Al Shabab
Robbie Campbell scored the only goal in a close first half to give Shabab the advantage. Angelo Lucignano finished from close range to extend Shabab’s lead early in the second half but La Massia got back into the game after an unfortunate own goal by Shabab. A frantic last five minutes saw La Massia press for an equalizer but a Jonah Beniquez long range strike found the corner to restore Shabab’s two goal lead and they held on to win 3-1.
Congrats to Al Shabab and to Inter Gold’s Carlos Merroquin who won the division’s Golden Boot with 19 goals.
Week 7 Review
BU8/9
Jakobi Craddock started the day well with a hat trick for South Huntington Stikers in their 6-0 win over CSH Ambush. The Strikers also won their second game beating CSH Titans. Julian LoVerde scored twice in the 3-0 victory.
Zach Johnston was another player to score a hat trick. His three goals coming in CSH Fire’s 6-0 win over CSH Ambush.
AJ D’Angelo also netted a hat trick for Huntington Inter. Bradley Courtsmanche added two in the 5-1 win over CSH Fire.
Huntington Inter finished top of the division with a win over the Titans. Eamon O’Donnell and Dylan Rodriguez each scored twice in the 5-0 victory.
GU9/10
A close game between Hbc Storm an CSH Eclipse got the girls division underway with the Eclipse taking the points in a 1-0 win. Sadie Mannix scored the all important goal in the final seconds of the first half.
Harborfields Pegasus beat CSH Eclipse with Hailey Philipou scoring twice in the 5-0 win. Pegasus followed up with a second win against CSH Force, Amelia Vandergoot and Ari Vazquez each scored a hat trick in the 6-1 victory.
The Storm and CSH Force played an entertaining game that ended even. The Force led twice thanks to goals by Kailey Guzman and Sophia Wall but each time Isla DePaulo tied it up and an action packed game finished 2-2.
BU10
Harborfields Kosmos opened up with a win in their game against Harborfields Eagles. Michael Montick scored twice in the 5-0 win then Cooper Rosenbaum netted two in the Kosmos’ 4-0 victory over Harborfields Dragons.
Kaiden Lopez was another player to score twice as South Huntington Chargers defeated the Eagles 3-0.
The Dragons and CSH Avalanche played an excellent game with the Avalanche coming out on top by one goal. Auguste Buhler netted twice for the Dragons and Rohan Rahman twice for the Avalanche in their 4-3 victory.
Huntington Inter lost the only 100% record drawing with South Huntington Chargers. Matteo Alfaro and Drew Powell were on target for Inter but Justin Stewart’s strike then an own goal saw the Chargers tie it 2-2.
Spencer Boskoff and Matteo Alfaro each scored twice for Inter as they finished with a win beating the Avalanche 6-0.
BU12
Hicksville Revolution Blue had a comfortable win in their opening game against CSH Sharks. Jordan Velasquez and Ayden Rosario each netted twice in the 6-0 win.
The Blue Devils had a good win beating the Sharks, Frankie Castillo scored a hat trick in the 4-2 victory.
A competitive match between Huntington Inter and Revolution Blue ended all square at 1-1 thanks to a Jordan Velasquez strike with five seconds remaining. Lawrence Zubi had given Inter the lead in the second half.
Hansel Saravias and Allison Sandoval scored for Suffolk PAL Napoli against the Blue Devils but the Devils came out on top. Desi Carino netted twice in the 4-2 win.
Huntington Inter took the points in their game against Hicksville Revolution Red. Lawrence Zubi and Frankie Castillo scored the goals in a 2-0 win.
There were plenty of goals in the game between Napoli and Northwood Hammers. Joey Cashman scored a hat trick and Hudson Koenig added two in the 7-3 win.
Emanuel Salvador was the hero for NHP United scoring the only goal of the game in an end to end game with Revolution Red. Hiro Giannakis’ goal then gave United another 1-0 victory in a close game with Northwood Hammers.
BU14
A close game between NHP Utd and Getafe got the BU14 division underway and it was United who came out on top. Ryan Wittenbach and Eric Araujo scored the goals in the 2-1 win with Matthew Nicoletta on target for Getafe.
Justin Chuquin’s goalscoring took center stage in Suffolk PAL Liverpool’s win over Getafe. Justin struck six times in the 7-1 victory!
South Huntington Challengers had an impressive win over NHP United in a free scoring match. Steven Jaya netted twice for United but a hat trick by Jaden Campos and two goals by Michael Giardina gave the Challengers a 5-4 lead that they held onto.
Giancarlos Garey, Manny Velasquez and Yoshi Alvarado each scored twice in Huntington Inter Gold’s 6-1 victory over Liverpool.
Hicksville Arsenal Blue came from behind to beat the Challengers in another high scoring game. Jeffren Espinal struck four times in the 7-3 triumph.
Inter Gold defeated Inter Black in a close game. Manny Amaya hit both goals in the 2-1 win.
Jonah Hornig scored twice for West Hollow but Arsenal Blue came out on top winning 5-3. Jeffrey Espinosa struck twice for Arsenal in another competitive match.
Yoshi Alvarado scored the only goal for Inter Black in their victory over Arsenal Red and Commack got the better of West Hollow winning 2-0, Ian Avrash scoring both goals.
The days final game saw Arsenal Red claim the points in their game with Commack. Matthew Garcia scored a hat trick in the 4-1 win.
BU18
Robbie Campbell netted twice for Al Shabab as they opened up with a 3-0 win over Huntington Inter Gold, Angelo Lucignano was also on target.
Freddie Campos, Carlos Merroquin. Ezra Oddoye and Jason Wang all scored as Gold recovered to defeat Northport Rapids 4-2. Noah Spisak scored the first for the Rapids but the goal of the game was by Andrew Belanic who dribbled through the Gold team before finishing!
Al Shabab made sure of a first place finish with victory over Huzz Academy. Angelo Lucignano hit a hat trick and Robbie Campbell scored twice in the 7-1 win.
Thomas Lamay and Gabriel Lopez each scored twice as Huntington Inter Black beat Northport Rapids 6-1.
Alan Aphraim and Eric Varbosa netted for NHP Tigers Red but a hat trick by Junior Cwalina gave Huzz Academy a 3-2 in an even encounter.
Franklin Escobar and Rowan Soper each scored twice in Chilada’s 4-2 win over inter Black but they lost their second game against La Massia. Franklin Escobar scored twice for Chiladas but a Carlos Guttierez hat trick and two goals by Carlos Merroquin helped La Massia to a 6-4 triumph.
FC FC and La Massia played the final and most exciting game of the night. Both teams gave up the lead and ended up sharing the points thanks to a last second penalty save by FC’s keeper Carter Veitch to keep the scores level. Anderson Soper struck twice for FC and Carlos Guttierez replied twice for La Massia in a fast paced 4-4 tie.
