The LoHud Field Hockey Blog

I’m going to be keeping a running list of all the Section 1 verbal commitments to play field hockey at the next level. I will update this list as I receive more commitments. It’s early in the process however as players cannot sign with a school until the signing period begins the first Wednesday in February. I’m sure a number of athletes are thinking over their decision about where to attend school next year. The few I’ve received thus far are as follows:

Emma Bozek (Lakeland) – University of North Carolina
Shannon Scavelli (Lakeland) – University of Michigan
Annie VanWagenen (Rye) – Williams College
Katie Knox (Bronxville) – Bates College
Breanna Roadarmel (Clarkstown South) – SUNY Morrisville
Jillian Green (Horace Greeley) – Middlebury College

Last updated: Jan. 3, 2012

Hey Section 1 field hockey fans,
The awards keep coming for some of the section’s best. Lakeland’s Gianna Bensaia, Emma Bozek and Shannon Scavelli and Mamaroneck’s Jessica Gardiner were named to the New York All-Region team.

Just because the games have stopped, doesn’t mean the field hockey conversations should. The offseason can be a fun time for talking about the season that was and looking ahead to next year. I guess a logical place to start would be what happens to the best of the best between the 2011 and 2012 seasons? In my opinion, the four best teams in Section 1 this year were Lakeland, Mamaroneck, Bronxville and Rye. I didn’t get a chance to see every team play, but from what I saw and the way the season played out, I believe this is the cream of the crop. Lakeland and Mamaroneck dealt with some key losses to graduation heading into this season, but made it back to the state finals. They will once again get hit hard, especially Lakeland who loses maybe the top two players in the state in Emma Bozek and Shannon Scavelli. Rye wasn’t hit as hard coming into this season, but loses its core group of Emma Brinkman, Annie VanWagenen, Tori Virtue and G.G. FitzGerald. I’m not questioning the metal of these three teams for next year — they seem to always have talent — but what’s everyone’s opinion on what these teams could look like heading into the 2012 season? Can Lakeland four-peat?

That leaves Bronxville, who unlike the teams mentioned above will be returning a lot of key players including some who really stepped up this year in leading the Broncos to the state final four. Do the Broncos have the best shot at repeating as section champs next season?

Would love to hear what our readers think and if you have any intriguing storylines to discuss, please post.

Hey Section 1 field hockey fans,
Per one readers request, I’m posting the Golden Dozen Award winners. This award is given to the top 12 athletes based on the following percentages: Academics (60%), field hockey awards (30%), and community service (10%). I’ve included the info written for each in the 2011 Awards dinner booklet, which took place on November 16.

Annie VanWagenen (Rye): Score of 2190 on her SAT’s. Has a 95.44 GPA. Her course load this year contains: AP Economics, AP Latin Vergil, AP Calculus, and SUPA Forensics. She is maintaining a 90+ average in all of those while playing field hockey. She is a member of National Honor Society, AP Scholar with honors, Middlebury Book Award winner, and a Student Athlete Scholar recipient. In addition to her academics, Annie also has played Varsity for 4 years, has been All-State for two years, and was a member of the 2010 Gold Medalist Empire State team. She also finds time to help with Rye’s recreation field hockey, New Students Welcome Committee, and Project ALS Club.

Tori Virtue (Rye): Score of 2240 on her SAT’s. Currently has a 100.14 GPA. Her course load includes: AP Economics, AP Literature, AP Spanish, AP Calculus, AP Photography, and Honors Physics. She is currently maintaining a 100 average in those courses while playing field hockey! She is a member of National Honor Society, is a Rye High School Scholar, a winner of the Con-Edison Scholar Athlete, National Merit Scholarship commended Student, and an AP Scholar. While on Varsity field hockey for the past three years she has been Captain, All-Elite Honorable Mention, All-League, and was recognized by Con-Edison for their Scholar Athlete Award. In addition she finds time to belong to, Invisible Child Club, Breast Cancer Awareness Club, Project Outreach, and is a Rye Youth Field Hockey Coach.

Nicole Cember (Clarkstown North): Score of 2210 on her SAT’s, and a score of 31 on her ACT’s. She currently has a GPA of 4.4. She is ranked 4 out of 351 students in her senior class. Her course load includes: AP French, SUPA Economics, AP Calculus, and Marine Biology taught through STAC. She is a member of National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, World Language Honor Society, English Honor Society, and an AP Scholar Award recipient. In addition to her academics, she has been on Varsity for the past 4 years, and has been an All-League and All-County award winner. Her Community Service includes: Charity Water, Sunrise Assisted Living, People to People, and Play 4 the Cure.

Sarah Nelson (Pearl River): Score of 29 on her ACT’s. Currently has a 95.19 GPA, is Ranked 17 out of 213 students in her senior class. She is a member of National Honor Society, as well as National Science, Math, English and Spanish Honor Societies, Her course load includes; AP Biology, AP Calculus, and College Spanish Level 5. She has been on Varsity for three years and has won All-League. In addition she finds time to volunteer at SEPTA Chili Cook-offs, organized a food drive for People to People and helped by volunteering at Pearl River Day in 2010.

Michaela Spannaus (Brewster): Score of 27 on her ACT’s. Currently has a 97.53 GPA. She is ranked 10 out of 310 students in her senior class. She is a member of High Honor Roll for the past four years, she is a member of National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta, and has been academic All-American for lacrosse 2011. Her course load includes: AP Calculus, SUPA Psychology, AP Art, Astrobiology, and AP US History. She has been on Varsity for the past 4 years, and while playing has been All-League, All-Elite, All-Elite Honorable Mention, and been awarded MVP for three years. In addition she finds time to coach youth field hockey and lacrosse, and participated in the Relay for Life.

Jacqueline Colao (Fox Lane): Score of 2280 on her SAT’s. Currently has a 96.15 GPA. She is in the top 10% of her graduating class. She is a member of National Honor Society, and has been on High Honor Roll. She has also won an Italian Diploma of Merit, and a Connecticut College Book Award. She is currently taking: AP Literature, SUPA Economics, BC Calculus, AP Italian and SUPA Forensics. During her 3 year varsity career she has been named Rookie of the Year, Defensive MVP player, and has won All-League. She also has found time to do the Midnight Run, Tutoring MS students, and she has done Book Collections for Women’s Prisons, Bracelets for Bolivia, and helped run and organize a Senior Citizen Prom.

Dana Tatnell (Putnam Valley): Score of 2100 on her SAT’s and a score of 33 on her ACT’s. She currently has a 4.0 GPA, and is in the top 5 of her graduating class. She is a member of National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Tri-M Music Honor Society and is a National Merit Scholar Commended Student. She has also been accepted into Columbia University’s Science Honors Program. She is currently taking: AP Biology, AP Calculus, AP Economics, and AP Literature. She has been on varsity for the past 4 years. While on the team she has won All-League, All-Section and All-Elite. She also finds time to volunteer to teach Elementary Students, and is a member of Interact Club.

Vaishali Kumaraguru (Horace Greeley): Score of 2269 on her SAT’s and a score of 34 on her ACT’s. She currently has a 4.0 GPA, and is ranked in the top 10% of her class. She is a member of National Honor Society and has won the following awards: National Merit Scholarship semifinalist, Cun Laude, AP Scholar with Honors, 2nd place in WESEF Science Research Competition in Health and Medicine Category. She is currently taking: AP Topics in College Math, AP Physics, AP Spanish, and Science Research. She has been on varsity for 3 years. While on Varsity she has been captain and won All-League Honorable Mention. She also finds time to volunteer at Phelps Hospital, and also volunteers with Making Headway.

Brianna Redzeposki (Ossining): Score of 2180 on her SAT’s. She currently has a 94 GPA and is ranked 29 out of 306 in her graduating class. She is a member of National Honor Society, High Honor Roll, and the Ossining Language Honor Society. She has won awards for AP English and Pre-Calculus. She is currently taking: AP Spanish, AP Calculus and has taken SUNY Chemistry, Spanish I, US History and English. She has been a member of Varsity for 2 years. She also finds time to volunteer for Ossining Children Center, St. Augustine’s Festival and the Food Pantry.

Meghan O’Toole (Bronxville): Score of 2020 on her SAT’s. She currently has a 3.79 GPA. She has won academic awards for: National Latin Examination Cum Laude, AP Scholar with Honors, and the American Association of University Women’s Excellence in Writing. She is currently taking: AP Biology, AP Calculus, AP Studio Art, AP English Literature, Latin IV and Global Economics. She has been on Varsity for two years and during that time she has been Captain and All-League. In addition to all of this, she finds time to be a member of Athletic Council, Human Rights Coalition and the Youth Council.

Julia Mayer (Scarsdale): Score of 2190 on her SAT’s. Score of 33 on her ACT’s. She currently has a 3.8 GPA. She is a member of Signifer Honor Society. Julia has taken: AT US History, AT Studio Art, AT Government, AT Biology, and AT Spanish. She has been on Varsity for three years and is captain this year. In addition to these she finds time to tutor high school students with learning disabilities, and to volunteer with the elderly.

Maya Pochiraju (Scarsdale): Score of 2240 on her SAT’s. She also scored 750 on SAT Biology and 760 on SAT Chemisty. She has a 3.9 GPA. She is a member of Signifer Honor Society. Maya is currently taking: AT English, AT Chemistry, AT Spanish, AT Calculus and AT Economics. She has been on Varsity for two years. While doing all of this, she has also founded the Balmitra Project for students in India (this group aides in educating emancipated tribal children in India), and has been a Junior Statesmen of America member.

Hey section 1 field hockey fans,
An exciting final weekend of the season brought another state title to Shrub Oak. The Hornets captured their third straight state championship with a 3-1 win over Garden City. It was a different story for Mamaroneck who suffered another crushing defeat in the state finals, a loss to Sachem East in penalty strokes. Bronxville was the only team to not advance to the finals, falling to Cazenovia 1-0 in the state semifinals. Win or loss, a great run by all three teams.

Postseason awards have been selected. The 2011 field hockey All-section and All-state lists have been released and will run in the paper on Thanksgiving. The lists are posted below. As for the Journal News all-star lists, the all-stars and player/coach of the year will run Dec. 7.

Conference I
All-section: Rebecca Bard, Lakeland; Gianna Bensaia, Lakeland; Kaitlin Bond, North Salem; Emma Bozek, Lakeland; Rebecca Eisenstein, Carmel; Kimberly Gallo, Putnam Valley; Kayla Jones, Somers; Erin McCrudden, Putnam Valley; Dayna Mercer; John Jay; Allie O’Mara, Lakeland; Jessica Ott, John Jay; Nicole Quigley, Yorktown; Stefanie Ranagan, Yorktown; Sara Rattigan, Carmel; Jacquie Reiser, Mahopac; Shannon Scavelli, Lakeland; Cassie Schuttrumpf, Carmel; Krista Servedio, Lakeland; Michaela Spannaus, Brewster; Dana Tatnell, Putnam Valley.
Honorable mention: Sayaka Abe, Putnam Valley; Olivia Barnard, North Salem; Kristen Conroy, Lakeland; Tara Coogan, Somers; Alyssa Corace, Mahopac; Katie Frederick, Yorktown; Sara Knox, Carmel; Lauren Landi, Putnam Valley; Molly O’Reilly, John Jay; Kristina Rosselli, Panas; Allison Simon, Panas.
All-state: Gianna Bensaia, Lakeland; Emma Bozek, Lakeland; Erin McCrudden, Putnam Valley; Dayna Mercer, John Jay; Sara Rattigan, Carmel; Shannon Scavelli, Lakeland.

Conference II
All-section: Brooke Bonfiglio, Bronxville; Molly Cohen, Mamaroneck; Jessica Corbin, Mamaroneck; Scarlett Fugazy, Mamaroneck; Jessica Gardiner, Mamaroneck; Emily Kimak, Bronxville; Caroline Knapp, Scarsdale; Nina Kumar, Mamaroneck; Sydney Malsch, Scarsdale; Alicia Meglio, Mamaroneck; Kristen Palese, Irvington; Gretchen Richter, Bronxville.
Honorable mention: Rachel Brissette, Mamaroneck; Katie Colella, Scarsdale; Caroline Fink, Pelham; Olivia Freeman, White Plains; Yaquelin Iglesias, White Plains; Katie Knox, Bronxville; Julia Mayer, Scarsdale; Ryan McMahon, Irvington; Stephanie Piko, Hastings.
All-state: Brooke Bonfiglio, Bronxville; Molly Cohen, Mamaroneck; Jessica Corbin, Mamaroneck; Jessica Gardiner, Mamaroneck.

Conference III
All-section: Kayla Barlow, Croton-Harmon; Emma Brinkman, Rye; Jackie Colao, Fox Lane; Zoe Fendrich, Ossining; G.G. FitzGerald, Rye; Kaitlyn Gotte, Harrison; Yasmina Gourchane, Rye Neck; Jillian Green, Horace Greeley; Alexa Jimenez, Valhalla; Michelle Loguidice, Harrison; Molly Malone, Ossining; Athena Nathan, Rye Neck; Amanda Nowacki, Pleasantville; Annie VanWagenen, Rye; Tori Virtue, Rye.
Honorable mention: Alex Bennett, Rye; Natalie Belvedere, Ossining; Paige Beyer, Fox Lane; Lexi Cannon, Fox Lane; Vaishali Kumaragura, Horace Greeley; Ali Menniti, Harrison; Nickole Morgan, Rye Neck.
All-state: Emma Brinkman, Rye; G.G. FitzGerald, Rye; Michelle Loguidice, Harrison; Molly Malone, Ossining; Annie VanWagenen, Rye.

Conference IV
All-section: Sarah Adler, Suffern; Nicole Cember, Clarkstown North; Andie O’Sullivan, Nyack; Sarah Sansone, Clarkstown South; Helen Shabinsky, Nyack; Nikki Vormitag, Nanuet.
Honorable mention: Cristina DeVita, Nyack; Hannah Enquist, Nyack.
All-state: Helen Shabinzky, Nyack.

Above—Lakeland goalie Krista Servedio is mobbed by her teammates as they celebrates the Hornets 3-1 win over Garden City in the NYSPHSAA Class B Girls Field Hockey Championship at Cicero North Syracuse High School in Cicero Nov. 20, 2011. Lakeland threepeated as state champs with the victory.

At left—Mamaroneck’s goalie Nina Kumar is consoled by Jessica Corbin, left and Jessica Gardiner following the Tiger’s loss to Sachem East in the NYSPHSAA Class A Girls Field Hockey Championship at Cicero North Syracuse High School in Cicero Nov. 20, 2011. Sachem East defeated Mamaroneck 3-2 in strokes, following a tied score at the end of overtime. Visit Lohud.com to view galleries of photos from this weekend’s State Field Hockey Championship games in Cicero.

Lakeland and Garden City began to warm up nearly an hour ago, then had to wait out the overtimes and penalty strokes in the Class A final. It had to be stressful watching that go down. We should be under way in about 10 minutes or so.

They just added time to the clock, we should be ready in 18 minutes now.

Lining up now … and they are playing.

Shannon Scavelli gets Lakeland in front four minutes in, drives home the insert from gab Celentano on the game’s first corner.

Hornets scoring in bunches again. Emma Bozek from Scavelli on a corner eight minutes in, 2-0 Lakeland. Garden City takes a timeout. Ridiculously dark cloud hovering over the field, by the way.

Garden City four penalty corners in last 14 minutes, but can’t break through. Allie O’Mara keeps sweeping the ball away or Krista Servidio is making stops in goal.

Halftime. Lakeland 2, Garden City 0. Hornets did seem to loose a little intensity late in the half.Stats: Both teams have four shots on goal. Trojans have an 8-3 penalty corner advantage.

The second half is under way.

Lakeland was killing time with strong midfield play, but Charlotte Castronovo made it a one-goal contest with 17 and change to play.

Scavelli gets her second of the game, 48th of the season, with 11:14 to play. Lakeland up 3-1. Just a rip on a corner.

Five minutes left.

And that’s all. Lakeland threepeats. Dog pile in front of the goal. Final is 3-1.

Good morning field hockey fans: Debbie Schechter here reporting live from Cicero North Syracuse High School as we are about 15 minutes out from the start of the Class A state finals between Section 11’s Sachem East and Mamaroneck.
To set the scene, both teams are now warming up and as we wait, here is the scenario; if Sachem East wins, this will be there first state field hockey title in school history. If Mamaroneck wins, it will be the school’s first title since 2004.

Update 1: For the first six minutes of the first half the game, possession has gone Mamaroneck’s way as the Tigers have been able to keep play on their offensive side. Their attack has been doing well so far but the Tigers haven’t found the back of the net yet.

Update 2: Injury time out with 20:47 left in the first half for Sachem East as one of the players for the Flaming Arrows goes down on the 15-yard line at the high school. Both teams have huddled up. It is dead silent here at the game.

Update 3: Sachem East’s Kristen Bagley was injured on the play in Tiger territory and good to see her walking off the field gingerly with the assistance of the Sachem East coaching staff. Play resumes. It looks like an ankle injury for Bagley.

Update 4: Mamaroneck had an opportunity in front with a little more than 17 minutes left in the half but a nice save by Sachem East goalie Samantha Alvino. T.O by East with 17:00 to go. Play now back.

Update 5: “Pressure” chant going up by the Mamaroneck faithful that is what the Tigers do and 12:15 left in the half, Gardnier takes a shot from the right side that Alvino deflects high.

Update 6: 9:26 left in the first half, Sachem East gets the first penalty corner of the game and blasts the shot wide.

Update 7: 8:05 remaining in the half, Sachem East gets another penalty corner but fails to convert. Tiger defense holds serve, time out by Mamaroneck with 7:34 left in the first half.

Update 8: About 6:20 left in the half, the Tigers defense plays well as the Flaming Arrows squander another opportunity.

Update 9: 4:06 left in the half, Alicia Meglio has an opportunity in front of the net but Alvio makes another tremendous save.

Update 10: 1:43 left in the half, Cara Trombetta of Sachem East was given a green card by the officials.

Update 11: We are at halftime, with Tigers and the Flaming Arrows tied at 0-0. The offense of the Tigers has been playing well and has had their opportunities but just haven’t been able to get past the wall that is Flaming Arrows goalie Samantha Alvino.

The teams are back on the field and play resumes.

Update 12: 26:12 left in regulation, the Tigers Jessica Gardiner sent the ball in from about 20 yard line and it went wide of the cage.

Update 13: 25:00 left in regulation, the tigers had their first penalty corner of the game but couldn’t convert from in front of the net.

Update 14: 21:00 left in regulation, The Tigers had their best opportunity so far as Jessica Corbin takes a shot from the left post but Samantha Alvino has been a brick wall in the cage for the Flaming Arrows.

Update 15: 19:30 left in regulation, Sachem East gets their third penalty corner of the game but Tigers goalie Nina Kumar makes a kick save in front of the cage, her first save of the game.

Update 16: 16:48 left in regulation, Sachem East had three opportunities in front on their fourth corner of the game, Kumar made two great saves and on the third opportunity, the ball went wide left. 16:16 left in the game, time out Mamaroneck.

Update 17: 15:45, Kumar is matching saves with Alvino and coming up really big for the Tigers right now as we are still scoreless.

Update 18: 13:40 left in regulation, Sachem East broke up the mamaroneck corner.

Update 19: 11:55 left in regulation, Hannah Fitzgerald sent the ball in wide left of the cage.

Update 20: Stil scoreless as we head to under 10 minutes left in regulation. Mamaroneck’s playing better as of late on offense as they get another corner opportunity.

Update 21: Tigers came up empty on the first opportunity with 9:18 left but now with 8:18 left, they can’t convert.

Update 22: Mamaroneck’s having trouble as they can’t convert again on another corner opportunity. With 7:31 remaining in the regulation, the score is still 0-0 as Sachem East takes another time out. Both teams have none remaining.

Update 23: The Tiger faithful is making their presence known as they try and will their team to score. Under seven minutes left in regulation, the pressure is on and the defense is coming up big right now with Sachem East keeping the ball in the Tiger end.

Update 24: 1:40 remaining in regulation, Jessica Corbin has a shot on goal with Hope Joyce trailing but can’t convert.

We have reached the end of regulation. Scoreless through 60 minutes and now we are heading to 10 minute overtime sudden victory periods of seven on seven action.

Update 25: Five minutes of intermission is over, we are beginning the first 10 minute overtime of 7 on 7 play. It is sudden victory play.

Update 26: 7:56 remaining in the overtime, Sachem East’s first opportunity to win the game falls short on the corner as it goes wide right.

Update 27: 5:08 remaining in overtime, Tiger’s Molly Cohen sent the shot on net with Meglio with a chance but the shot went wide left and over the side line.

Update 28: Scarlett Fugazy made a huge play on a Sachem east 2 on 1 and Sachem East will get the corner. 3:54 left, Bagley, who returned into the game towards the end of regulation came out again due to injury. Mamaroneck takes another time out as Kumar made a big save on the left side to keep the Tigers hopes of a state championship alive. 3:36 left in overtime when the time out came.

Update 29: Sachem East has gotten the better of Mamaroneck so far in overtime. Sachem East got another corner with 2:22 left in overtime and it goes wide of the cage.

Update 30: Another penalty corner for Sachem east with under a minute left in the overtime, Kumar kicks it away.

Play ends in the first overtime, 0-0 is the score through 70 minutes of play, the Tigers will have one more opportunity to score as a second 10 minute overtime. If no one scores through 80 minutes of play, then it’s on to penalty strokes to decide the Class A state championship.

Update 31:The second overtime has begun.

Update 32: Corbin had an opportunity on net but Alvino made the save. Fitzgerald had the put back opportunity in the first two minutes of OT but couldn’t convert.

Update 33: 5:49 left in OT, Sachem East with an opportunity but Kumar has the kick save. 0-0 still.

Update 34: Mamaroneck gets the corner with 4:57 left in OT. They couldn’t make the inttial pass but Hannah Fitzgerald takes the second effort shot wide.

Update 35: We are at 1:55 left in OT and still no one has scored. It might come down to strokes.

Update 36: Final minute of overtime with Sachem East with the possession. Tigers are on the defensive.

That is the end of overtime and now we are going to penalty strokes. Each team will have five opportunities to determine the Class A state champion. If that is not enough, it will be sudden victory strokes.

Jessica Gardiner went out for the toss and it seems to me from my vantage point in the press box that Sachem East will go first.

Update 37: Through one round of strokes, 0-0 but Sachem East gets the first but Corbin ties it through two rounds.

Update 38: Tied through two rounds.

Update 39: Both scored. 2-2 in strokes

Update 40: Scarlett Fugazy has the chance to win it in regulation strokes but Alvino comes up big for Sachem East. It’s 2-2. And now we head to a sixth round of strokes. Meglio will shoot for Mamaroneck.

Update 41: After the toss, Sachem East will again go first.

Update 42: Jessica Caruana scored for Sachem East. Jessica Gardiner took the shot for Mamaroneck and it went off the post. Sachem East won in 3-2. in strokes

It’s official Bronxville lost 1-0.

Update 15: 3:43 left in regulation, Cazenovia goal scored by Emma Jean Speer on the point.

Update 14: kick save made by Devine on another Bronxville corner.

Update 13: 15:12 into the second half, time put Bronxville. Both teams have had opportunities to score.

Update 12: Knox came up big again with another save.

Update 11: 21:18: Katie Knox just made a potential big save on Emma Jean Speer of Cazenovia.

Update 10: Maggie carpenter again breaks up an opportunity for the Broncos about 6 minutes into the second half.

Update 9 Correction: the goalie for the lakers is Lauren Devine not Kimber Nourse.

Halftime: the game is tied at 0-0.

Update 7: with 3:54 left in the half Bronxville’s defense just made a huge stand on a corner by Cazenovia.

Update 6: 8:30 left Brooke Bonfiglio takes the penalty stroke against lakers goalie Kimber Nourse and she made the glove save.

Update 5: 10:17 left: Cazenovia shot from the left goes wide.

Update 4 11:15 left in the half: time out and bronxvile got their first corner of the game. The broncos need to watch some of their passes as they go a little wild.

Update 3: as we are with 14:30 left in the half this game has been defesive minded game and at the 12:30 mark Bronxville had a great scoring chance but the shot went wide.

Update 2 18:30: Good defense by the Broncos on two corners by Cazenovia.

Update 1: early on in the first half of the game; cazenovia has been in Bronco territory but no shots on goal as of yet.

Hi field hockey fans:  Debbie Schechter here and I’m going to bring you the live updates here from Cicero North Syracuse High School of the Class C state semifinal, Section 3’s Cazenovia vs. Bronxville.

As it stands now both Mamaroneck and Lakeland have advanced to tomorrow’s finals. Bronxville is looking to complete the Section 1 sweep today.

Lakeland’s Shannon Scavelli celebrates her first half goal against Camden during the semifinals of the NYSPHSAA Class B Girls Field Hockey Championships at Cicero North Syracuse High School in Cicero Nov. 19, 2011. Lakeland won 7-0. Follow the Hornets quest for a Field Hockey State title and view a gallery of photos from the Lakeland / Liverpool semi final game at Lohud.com.