Here is the schedule:

At Lakeland High School

Class A – No. 3 Suffern vs. No. 1 Mamaroneck, 3 p.m.

Class C – No. 7 North Salem vs. No. 1 Bronxville, 5 p.m.

Class B – No. 3 Putnam Valley vs. No. 1 Lakeland, 7 p.m.

This will be an excellent day of field hockey.

No. 1 Bronxville 4, No. 4 Pawling o: Brooke Gogel had a hat trick and Alex Lynch added a goal and two assists as the Broncos return to the Section 1 Class C final. The Broncos (16-3) will play No. 7 North Salem (5-8-7) Saturday, 5 p.m at Lakeland.

No. 7 North Salem 1, No. 6 Rye Neck 0 (strokes): The Tigers advance to their first final since 2003, when, led by Jenn Howley and Jess Redzinski, they won the title and played for a state championship. North Salem did so by outscoring Rye Neck, 2-1 in strokes.

I covered this game and it was very entertaining for a scoreless game through regulation and two overtimes. Both goalies, North Salem’s Lizetta Solarik and Rye Neck’s Amy Carelli were outstanding. They were both aggressive in that they both came out of the net to make kick saves or clears. Solarik, along with her teammates, kept the game scoreless with a fine play in the waning seconds of regulation. Liz Tucci ripped a side-line free hit into the circle. Solarik dove to her right, and when she did, her teammates did the same in an effort to keep Rye Neck from scoring. The overtime periods produced a couple of penalty corners for each team before going to strokes. 

North Salem’s Liz Raskopf and Megan Palotta converted on the Tigers’ first two shots before Carelli stopped two of the next three strokes, with one going wide. North Salem’s fifth attempt went wide. Solarik handled the first three Rye Neck corners, but Lizzy Wexler scored on the fourth stroke. Trailing 2-1, Rye Neck’s final stroke was right on but went over the net.

Congratulations to North Salem, coach Jen Frohman and assistant coach, and former North Salem great, Carly DeMartis for returning to a sectional final. From 1999-2001 North Salem and Bronxville played for the Section 1 Class D title with the Broncos winning all three. North Salem won the 2003 sectional Class C title, led by Jenn Howley and Jess Redzinski, and went on to play for a state championship.

Congratulations to the Rye Neck players and first-year coach Niki Berman, a former Lakeland all-state player, for a fine season. The players and Berman have revived a Rye Neck program that dominated Section 1 under legendary coach Gail Stevenson and then Barbara Lorys, a former Rye Neck great. The Panthers went 6-7-5 and reached the sectional semis for the first time in quite some time. More importantly though, Berman pointed out to me after the game that the players are excited, once again, about field hockey, which was one of her goals. Based on this season, Rye Neck is heading toward an upswing.

Yes, that score is correct. Ciara Walsh and Megan Warning scored goals in the first half and then the defense turned in an outstanding effort as the third seed shocked second-seeded and previously unbeaten Rye. Putnam Valley will face top-seeded Lakeland, a 5-0 winner over No. 4 Briarcliff, in the Class B final, 7 p.m. Saturday at Lakeland.This will be Put Valley’s sixth consecutive title-game appearance. Putnam Valley won the 2005 sectional and state titles. Olivia Nabhan scored for Rye, evening the score at 1-1 in the first half, but Warning unlocked the tie with 4:35 remaining in the half. No. 1 Lakeland 5, No. 4 Briarcliff 0: Alyssa Conklin scored two goals and Megan Bozek had a goal and an assist. Class A No. 3 Suffern 2, No. 7 Arlington 1, OT: Jenny Califano scored 1:20 into overtime, sending Suffern to the first sectional final in program history. Califano converted a pass from Cara Eichenberger. Suffern took a 1-0 lead in the first half on freshman Lely DeSimone’s first varsity goal. Suffern will play top-seeded Mamaroneck in the final, 3 p.m. at Lakeland.No. 1 Mamaroneck 3, No. 4 John Jay-East Fishkill 0: Jocelyn Baumgarten, Ellen Williams and Nicole Merigliano scored for the undefeated Tigers, who will play No. 3 Suffern in the Class A final, 3 p.m. Saturday at Lakeland. Charlotte Gardiner had two assists.Class CQuarterfinals  No. 7 North Salem 2, No. 2 Hastings 1 (penalty strokes): The Tigers shocked the second seed, outscoring the Tigers 3-0 in strokes. Michelle Teplensky scored with 2:48 remaining in regulation for the seventh seed. Dana Borelli gave Hastings a 1-0 lead in the first half. North Salem travels to No. 6 Rye Neck Thursday, 2:30 p.m. in a semifinal. No. 6 Rye Neck 2, No. 3 Croton-Harmon 0: Aly Luiso and Jenna Cohen scored in the second half, sending the Panthers to the semifinals in quite some time. Erin Flaherty made five saves for third-seeded Croton. No. 4 Pawling 2, No. 4 Valhalla 1: Tamara Tribble scored the fifth-seeded Vikings. Pawling goes to No. 1 Bronxville in a semifinal Thursday, 2:30 p.m. This will be a family affair as Pawling coach June Lagan’s cousin is married to Bronxville coach, Courtnie Egan. Lagan also introduced Egan to field hockey at a young age and Egan went on to score the winning goal in Mahopac’s first state championship.

Section 1 field hockey coordinator and Pelham coach Sue Hughes verified that the three Class C sectional games scheduled for today have been postponed and rescheduled for tomorrow (Wednesday).

Here is the revised Class C schedule for Wednesday, 10/29:

No. 7 North Salem at No. 2 Hastings, 2:30 p.m.

No. 6 Rye Neck at No. 2 Croton-Harmon, 2:30 p.m.

No. 5 Valhalla at No. 4 Pawling, 2:30 p.m.

The Class A semifinals are set for Wednesday.

No. 3 Suffern 1, No. 6 Brewster 0: The Mounties (12-4-3) received a first-half goal from Cara Eichenberger and Molly Babcock turned aside three shots. Suffern will host No. 7 Arlington in a semifinal Wednesday, time to be determined. Arlington lost in the 2007 semifinals to Mamaroneck. Kristen Cartledge stopped six shots for Brewster (11-7-1).

No. 7 Arlington 2, No. 2 Fox Lane 1: The Admirals scored twice in the second half to overcome the Foxes (10-4-3), who got a goal from Joanna Coco and on save from goalie Jennifer Pollock. Arlington travels to No. 3 Suffern for a semifinal Wednesday.

No. 4 John Jay-East Fishkill 2, No. 5 Carmel 1: The Patriots used two second-half goals to defeat the Rams (9-4-7). The teams had played to a pair of 0-0 scores during the regular season. John Jay-EF travels to top-seeded Mamaroneck (19-0) for a semifinal, 2:30 p.m. at Flint Park in Larchmont. Mamaroneck blanked John Jay-EF, 3-0 in a regular-season game.

I apologize for the delay in this.

Tuesday, Oct. 28

First round

No. 7 North Salem at No. 2 Hastings, 2:30 p.m.

No. 6 Rye Neck at No. 3 Croton-Harmon, 2:30 p.m.

No. 5 Valhalla at No. 4 Pawling, 2:30 p.m.

No. 1 Bronxville bye

Thursday, Oct. 30

Semifinals

No. 6 Rye Neck-No. 3 Croton-Harmon winner vs. No. 7 North Salem-No. 2 Hastings winner, 2:30 p.m.

No. 5 Valhalla-No. 4 Pawling winner at No. 1 Bronxville, 2:30 p.m.

Championship

Saturday, Nov. 1

At Lakeland HS, 5 p.m.

Class A

No. 1 Mamaroneck 4, No.8 Ossining 0: Jocelyn Baumgarten and Ellen Williams scored first-half goals, both assisted by Charlotte Gardiner. Joanna Lyons and Cathleen Smith, assisted by Anna Reddicliffe and Williams, scored in the second half.  Mamaroneck (19-0) will host the No. 5 Carmel-No.4 John Jay-East Fishkill winner in a semifinal Wednesday, 2:30 p.m. at Flint Park in Larchmont.

No. 7 Arlington at No. 2 Fox Lane: This game was postponed to Monday, 4:15 p.m.

Class B

No. 1 Lakeland 3, No. 8 Lourdes 0: Megan Bozek, Leanne Goldblatt and Nikki Schultz scored in the opening 14:30 of the game. They also all had assists. Lakeland (17-2) will host No. 4 Briarcliff (10-2-4) in a semifinal Wednesday, 4:30 p.m.

No. 2 Rye 5, No. 10 Pleasantville 0: Olivia Nabhan and Emma Tucci each had a goal and two assists and Torie Stearns added two scores. The Garnets (17-0-1) will host No. 3 Putnam Valley in a semifinal Wednesday, 5:30 p.m. at Nugent Stadium. Rye beat Putnam Valley during the regular season. Pleasantville’s Chelsea Brooks made 14 saves.

No. 3 Putnam Valley 1, No. 6 Somers 0: Megan Warning converted an Erica Fisher centering pass two minutes into the second half. Jackie Gallagher handled three shots for the Tigers (16-2). Erin Ward made five saves for Somers.

No. 4 Briarcliff 1, No. 5 Panas 0: Melissa Colton pounced on a rebound and scored nine minutes into the second half for the Bears (10-2-4).

Class A

No. 8 Ossining (9-7-3) vs. No. 1 Mamaroneck (18-0) at Flint Park in Larchomnt, 2 p.m.

No. 7 Arlington (8-6-3) at No. 2 Fox Lane (10-3-3), 2 p.m.

Class B

No. 8 Our Lady of Lourdes (7-7-3) at No. 1 Lakeland (16-2), 2 p.m.

No. 5 Panas (9-4-4) at No. 4 Briarcliff (9-2-4), 2 p.m.

No. 6 Somers (7-6-4) at No. 3 Putnam Valley (16-2), 2 p.m.

No. 10 Pleasantville (6-6-5) at No. 2 Rye (16-0-1), 3:30 p.m.

Freshman Sara Rattigan had her first varsity hat trick and Cristina Caso assisted on all of her goals as No. 5 Carmel defeated No. 12 Clarkstown South, 4-0 in a Class A first-round game. Carmel (9-3-7) will play at No. 4 John Jay-East Fishkill (11-4-4) in a quarterfinal Monday, 2:30 p.m. The teams played to a pair of 0-0 regular-season games. Clarkstown South, making its first sectional appearance in six years, according to coach Jordan Turner, finished 6-7-5.

Rattigan opened the scoring 4:39 into the game, using her speed to break away from the Clarkstown South defense and beat goalie Jenn Ortiz through the feet. Senior Aislinn Breslin doubled the lead to 2-0 11 minutes later, knocking in a Rattigan rebound.

Rattigan, who was seen making constant runs down right wing, dodging defenders and setting up scoring chances, completed her hat trick in the second half.

In other Class A games:

No. 3 Suffern 2, No. 14 Clarkstown North 1: Cara Eichenberger scored two second-half goals, including the game-winner with six minutes remaining in the game as the Mounties (11-4-3) overcame the upset bid. Suffern will host No. 6 Brewster (11-6-2) in a quarterfinal Monday, 4 p.m. Clarkstown North (6-7-3) grabbed a 1-0 lead b y virtue of Grace Lee’s goal in the first half. Even though the Rams lost, coach Danielle Trainor and her girls should be commended for having an excellent season, after not winning a game last season. C. North went 3-2-1 against Clarkstown South, North Rockland and Suffern.

No. 6 Brewster 2, No. 11 Horace Greeley 0: Erin Taylor scored a goal in each half and Michaela Spannaus and Jess Griesinger had assists. Goalie Kasey Amendola made four saves. Another nice win for a young Brewster team, under the guidance of first-year coach Corin Racicot, who had done an excellent job this season.

No. 4 John Jay-East Fishkill 2, No. 13 Scarsdale 0: Scarsdale coach Sharon Rosenthal said this game was scoreless with three minutes remaining, but the Patriots popped in two. Scarsdale (7-9-3) received seven saves from Emily Steinberg.

Here we go with today’s games. I was at the Mahopac (9th seed)-Ossining (8th seed) first-round Class A game won by the “O”, 4-2.

Ossining led 3-0 at halftime on goals by eighth-grader Molly Moran, her first varsity score, Kate Malone and Katie O’Hanlon. Mahopac closed to within 3-1 on Caitlin Baranowski’s goal four minutes into the second half, but O’Hanlon answered with her second of the game to restore a three-goal lead. Annie Carroll closed out the scoring.

Molly Malone jumped on a rebound (on Ossining’s first penalty corner of the game) and deposited the ball at the 8:21 mark. Kate Malone had the goal of the game, picking up a loose ball just outside the 25, breaking away from the Mahopac defense. Malone, angling left to right, came across the goalmouth and with Mahopac goalie Kellie McCormack diving, slipped the ball under her at the 21-minute mark. Kate Malone set up O’Hanlon’s goal with 41 seconds in the half, putting a centering pass on O’Hanlon’s stick and all she had to do was sweep it in.

Ossining’s (9-7-3) reward for winning is a quarterfinal game with top-seeded and undefeated Mamaroneck (18-0) Saturday, 2 p.m. at Flint Park in Larchmont on the turf field. Mahopac concludes with a 7-7-5 record.

In the other Class A game, No. 7 Arlington (8-6-3) defeated No. 10 Yorktown, 3-0. Arlington has earned a date at No. 2 Fox Lane (10-3-3) Saturday, 2 p.m.

Class B

Three games in Class B, all decided by one goal. The most exciting was No. 8 Our Lady of Lourdes clipping No. 9 Sleepy Hollow, 2-1 in penalty strokes. The game was all even at 1-1 after regulation and the two 10-minute 7-v.-7s. Lourdes advanced by virtue of a 2-1 win in strokes. Dara Brennan, assisted by Andrea Alvarez, evened the score at 1-1 in the second half for Sleepy Hollow (5-6-7). Despite the loss, it is the third consecutive season coach Kelly Jarer has guided Sleepy Hollow to sectionals. Lourdes (7-7-3) now has the pleasure of facing No. 1 Lakeland (16-2) Saturday, 2 p.m. in a quarterfinal. … Somers, seeded 6th, defeated Pelham, the 11 seed, 1-0 on a Samantha Toscano goal in the second half, assisted by Jenna Forte. Somers (7-6-4) travels to No. 3 Putnam Valley (16-2) for a 2:30 p.m. Saturday game, also a quarterfinal. Pelham goalie Caroline McCarthy made 11 saves in defeat. … Tenth-seeded Pleasantville surprised seventh-seeded Irvington, 1-0 on a Meaghan Butler penalty stroke in the second half. Chelsea Brooks made 10 saves for the Panthers while Irvington (7-6-2) goalie Allison Gutman stopped 12 shots.  Pleasantville will be at No. 2 Rye (16-1-1) tomorrow for a 3:30 p.m. quarterfinal.