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Wednesday, November 9
2011 Soccer Season
Monday, January 17
2010 Season Composite Totals
Record 8W 7L 1T
Opposition 1st 2nd Total
16 10 26GA 1.625
Hauppauge 13 12 25GF 1.5625
MVP- John Egan led team with 12 goals and 5 assists.
Lineras 4 goals and 5 assists.
King 3 goals.
Single goals by Cosgrove, Crociata, O'Brien, Policastro,(6 assists) Pozo, and
Scozzari(4 assists). Press had 1 assists.
Mike Mazzeo had 111 saves.
All-County: John Egan
All-Conference: John Egan, Evan Feliciano
All-League: Dan King, Sam Llinares
Academic All-County: Luke Wolmer
Suffolk Exceptional Senior Team: Joe Policastro
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Thursday, August 20
2010 Season Begins With Hauppauge Alumni Coaching Almost Everywhere
Hauppauge Soccer Alumni Coaching At Other Venues:
I hope that it is as much fun for you as it was for me. Ruff
Nick Sturtz- Varsity Coach at Connetquot ( www.connetquotboyssoccer.vnsports.com )
Mike Menendez*- Varsity Coach at Smithtown East ( www.eteamz.com/smithtowneastboyssoccer )
Tom Lips*- Varsity Coach at Smithtown West
Doug Gannon- Varsity Coach at Hills West ( www.eteamz.com/hillswestcolts )
John Paga- Varsity Coach at Hampton Bays
Keith Stanley*- Varsity Coach at Massapequa
Brian Cameron- Varsity Assistant at West Islip
Chris Gannon- Varsity Assistant at Smithtown East
Robert Stretchmeyer- Varsity Girls at Smithtown West
Jason Suarez- Varsity Assistant at Huntington
Chris Kunzig- Varsity Assistant at West Babylon
Chris "Tug" Mogavera- Western Mass Lady Pioneers(Professional)
Gary Flood- JV Holy Trinity
Mark Giardino- Girl's JV Manhasset
Orange Lenzi- Freshmen Fitch High School in Groton CT.
*Hauppauge Athletic Hall of Fame.
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| Tom Lips Alumni Game 2006-Ankle Injury.We all get older. |
Thursday, November 11
2010 Season
Highlights:
Brentwood 2, Hauppauge 0: Jonathan Interiano scored on a blast from 35-yards out on a feed from Ronald Garcia with 11:56 left in the first half to lead No. 4 Brentwood (14-1-2) over No. 13 Hauppauge in the first round of the Class AA playoffs. Giancarlo Luna added the insurance goal with less than a minute to play off an assist from Christian Argueta.
Scoring:
Brentwood -- Giancarlo Luna, 1 goals; Jonathan Interiano, 1 goals; Ronald Garcia, 1 assists; Christian Argueta, 1 assists.
Goalies:
Brentwood -- Herson Guzman, 2 saves.
Hauppauge -- Mike Mazzeo, 9 saves/2 goals allowed.
Highlights:
Huntington 3, Hauppauge 0: Christian Caballero and Ricky Velasquez each had a goal and an assist for Huntington (6-6) in League IV. Christian Campos added a goal, and E.J. Connell made five saves for his fourth shutout of the season. Hauppauge is 6-5-1.
Scoring:
Huntington -- Christian Caballero, 1 goals/1 assists; Christian Campos, 1 goals; Ricky Velasquez, 1 goals/1 assists; Chris Napolitano, 1 assists.
Goalies:
Huntington -- E.J. Connell, 5 saves.
Hauppauge -- Mike Mazzeo, 5 saves/3 goals allowed.
Highlights:
Hauppauge 2, Comsewogue 0: John Egan scored 15:00 into the second half to give Hauppauge (6-4-1) a 1-0 lead in League IV.
Scoring:
Hauppauge -- John Egan, 1 goals; Thomas Crociata, 1 goals; Joe Policastro, 2 assists.
Goalies:
Hauppauge -- Mike Mazzeo, 4 saves.
Highlights:
Half Hollow Hills West 5, Hauppauge 0: Junior Donovan Fraser had two goals, including his 30th career score, for Hills West (10-0) in League IV. Justin Connor and Dylan Greenberg added a goal and an assist. Mike Primiano (two saves) and a lockdown defense led by Ben Biederman, Caleb Natale, Arthur Bosua and Taylor Brugna helped Hills secure its 10th shutout in 14 games.
Scoring:
Half Hollow Hills West -- Donovan Fraser, 2 goals; Dylan Greenberg, 1 goals/2 assists; Chris Golinowski, 1 goals; Justin Connor, 1 goals/2 assists; Brett Nason, 1 assists.
Goalies:
Half Hollow Hills West -- Mike Primiano, 2 saves.
Hauppauge -- Mike Mazzeo, 9 saves.
Highlights:
West Babylon 1, Hauppauge 1: John Egan scored with 10:00 remaining in the second half to tie the score at 1 for Hauppauge (5-3-1) in League IV. Nick Buturla made five saves for West Babylon (4-3-1) and Mike Mazzeo added six saves for Hauppauge to keep things scoreless in two overtimes.
Scoring:
West Babylon -- Gaetano Innamorato, 1 goals; Justin Fitzpatrick, 1 assists.
Hauppauge -- John Egan, 1 goals.
Goalies:
West Babylon -- Nick Buturla, 5 saves.
Hauppauge -- Mike Mazzeo, 6 saves.
Highlights:
Hauppauge 3, Bellport 2: Sam Llinares scored two goals, including the winner with 22 minutes left for Hauppauge (5-3) in League IV. Chris Pozo also scored and Frank Scozzari had two assists.
Scoring:
Hauppauge -- Sam Llinares, 2 goals; Chris Pozo, 1 goals; Scozzari, 2 assists; John Egan, 1 assists.
Bellport -- Vinicius Carvalho, 1 goals; Ed Gibbons, 1 goals.
Goalies:
Hauppauge -- Mike Mazzeo, 7 saves.
Bellport -- Dan Sears, 7 saves.
Highlights:
Hauppauge 2, Deer Park 0: John Egan scored both of his goals off feeds from Frank Scozzari to lead Hauppauge (4-3) in League IV.
Scoring:
Hauppauge -- John Egan, 2 goals; Scozzari, 2 assists.
Goalies:
Hauppauge -- Mike Mazzeo, 7 saves.
Highlights:
Hauppauge 1, Huntington 0: Senior Joe Policastro scored 25 minutes into the first half to lead Hauppauge (3-3) in League IV . Senior goalkeeper Mike Mazzeo recorded seven saves for his third shutout of the season.
Scoring:
Hauppauge -- Joe Policastro, 1 goals.
Goalies:
Hauppauge -- Mike Mazzeo, 7 saves.
Huntington -- E.J. Connell, 9 saves.
Highlights:
Comsewogue 3, Hauppauge 0: Alex Healion had two goals and an assist and Jesse Inkles added a score for Comsewogue (4-0) in League IV.
Scoring:
Comsewogue -- Alex Healion, 2 goals/1 assists; Jesse Inkles, 1 goals; Brian Matonti, 1 assists; Matt Delph, 1 assists.
Goalies:
Comsewogue -- Chris Friedl, 3 saves.
Hauppauge -- Mike Mazzeo, 9 saves.
Highlights:
Half Hollow Hills West 4, Hauppauge 1: Justin Connor and Dylan Greenberg each scored two goals to lead Half Hollow Hills East (4-0) in League IV.
Scoring:
Half Hollow Hills West -- Justin Connor, 2 goals; Dylan Greenberg, 2 goals/1 assists; Kyle Weaving, 1 assists; Donovan Fraser, 2 assists.
Hauppauge -- O'Brien, 1 goals.
Goalies:
Half Hollow Hills West -- Mike Primiano, 5 saves; Joe Sagsveen, 3 saves.
Hauppauge -- Mike Mazzeo, 7 saves; Costello, 4 saves.
Highlights:
Hauppauge 5, West Babylon 2: John Egan scored three goals with two assists for Hauppauge (2-1) in League IV. Sam Llinares added a goal and an assist, and Joe Policastro chipped in with two assists. Justin Fitzpatrick and Gaetano Innamorato each scored for West Babylon (1-1).
Scoring:
Hauppauge -- John Egan, 3 goals/2 assists; Sam Llinares, 1 goals/1 assists; Danny King, 1 goals; Joe Policastro, 2 assists.
West Babylon -- Gaetano Innamorato, 1 goals; Justin Fitzpatrick, 1 goals.
Goalies:
Hauppauge -- Mike Mazzeo, 5 saves/2 goals allowed.
West Babylon -- James Englander, 7 saves; Marc Schneider, 5 saves.
Highlights:
Hauppauge 3, Bellport 0: John Egan scored two goals, both off headers on free kicks, eight minutes apart in the first half to lead Hauppauge (1-1) in League IV.
Scoring:
Hauppauge -- John Egan, 2 goals; Danny King, 1 goals; Press, 1 assists; Joe Policastro, 2 assists.
Goalies:
Hauppauge -- Mike Mazzeo, 3 saves.
Bellport -- Dan Sears, 7 saves.
Highlights:
Deer Park 1, Hauppauge 0: Brian Fisher set up a breakaway for Nick Rose who scored the winner in the 72nd minute to propel Deer Park (1-0) in League IV. Junior keeper Kick Lazarich had nine saves in his first career varsity shutout.
Scoring:
Deer Park -- Nick Rose, 1 goals; Brian Fisher, 1 assists.
Goalies:
Deer Park -- Nick Lazarich, 9 saves.
Hauppauge -- Mike Mazzeo, 3 saves.
Highlights:
Hauppauge 4, Eastport-South Manor 2: John Egan had two goals and two assists to lead Hauppauge in non-league. Juniors Dan King and Frank Scozzari each added one goal while Sam Llinares had two assists.
Scoring:
Hauppauge -- John Egan, 2 goals/2 assists; Danny King, 1 goals; Scozzari, 1 goals; Sam Llinares, 2 assists.
Eastport-South Manor -- Andrea Guardi, 1 goals; Parrish, 1 goals.
Goalies:
Hauppauge -- Mike Mazzeo, 7 saves/2 goals allowed.
Eastport-South Manor -- Jason Orban, 9 saves/4 goals allowed.
Highlights:
Hauppauge 3, Connetquot 0: Senior John Egan scored a goal and had two assists for Happauge (1-1) in non-league play. Senior goalkeeper Mike Mazzeo made six saves for his first varsity shutout.
Scoring:
Hauppauge -- Sam Llinares, 1 goals; James Cosgrove, 1 goals; John Egan, 1 goals/2 assists.
Goalies:
Hauppauge -- Mike Mazzeo, 6 saves.
Connetquot -- Chris Goudoros, 7 saves.
Highlights:
Glenn 1, Hauppauge 0: Senior Jean Delance scored the only goal of the game, on assists from Kyle Madden and Adan Velasquez-Cruz, to lead Glenn (2-0). Glenn goalkeeper Kevin Flores made five saves in the shutout, and Hauppauge's Mike Mazzeo Mike recorded five saves in the loss.
Scoring:
Glenn -- Jean Delance, 1 goals; Adan Velasquez-Cruz, 1 assists; Kyle Madden, 1 assists.
Goalies:
Glenn -- Kevin Flores, 5 saves.
Hauppauge -- Mike Mazzeo, 5 saves.
Tuesday, September 15
2009 Season
Highlights:
Hauppauge 3, Miller Place 1: Mike Mazzeo, Matt Sevier, and Joe Policastro all scored to lead Hauppauge in non-league. Matt Curran made four saves for his first career varsity win.
Scoring:
Hauppauge --
Goals: Mike Mazzeo,(1); Matt Sevier(1); Joey Policastro(1)
Assists: Morales(1); Cecchini(1); Press(1).
Goalies:
Hauppauge -- Matt Curran, 4 saves/1 goals allowed.
Miller Place -- Tyler Simon, 5 saves/3 goals allowed.
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Highlights:
Hauppauge 6, Mt. Sinai 0: Matt Sevier tied a school record with four goals to lead Hauppague (1-1). Sevier opened the scoring eight minutes into the first half and scored the next 3 goals of the game. Chris Norton and Mike Mazzeo each had a goal and an assist. Ben Solaski recorded his first career shut-out with 2 saves.
Scoring:
Hauppauge;
Goals : Sevier 4(5), Mazzeo 1(2), Norton 1(1).
Assists: Mazzeo(1), Norton(1), Policastro(1), Vissichio(1).
Goalies:
Hauppauge -- Ben Solaski, 2 saves.
Mt. Sinai -- Tom Whitcomb, 7 saves/4 goals allowed; Anthony Scalza, 7 saves/2 goals allowed.
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LEAGUE V -Game 1
Highlights:
Kings Park 1, Hauppauge 0: Matt Peixoto scored from 25 yards out off a feed from Tim Lawrence 16 seconds into overtime for Kings Park (1-0 League V). Ronnie Buell had ten saves for Kings Park during regulation including two point blank saves in the final ten minutes to help force overtime. Matt Curran had seven saves for Hauppauge. Scoring:
Kings Park -- Matt Peixoto, 1 goals; Tim Lawrence, 1 assists.
Goalies:
Kings Park -- Ron Buell, 10 saves.
Hauppauge -- Curran, 7 saves/1 goals allowed.
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LEAGUE V- Game 2
Highlights- Hauppauge 1, Harborfields 0: Mike Mazzeo scored on an assist from John
Egan 9:00 into the second half for Hauppauge (1-1) in League V. Ben Solaski made eight saves for the shutout. Harborfields is 1-1.
Scoring:
Goals-
Mazzeo 1(3).
Assist: Egan,1(1).
Goalies:
Hauppauge -- Ben Solaski, 8 saves.
Harborfields -- Noah Schacker, 8 saves/1 goals allowed.
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LEAGUE V- Game 3
Highlights:
Comsewogue 2, Hauppauge 1: Mackie Magoulas scored with 4:38 left in the second overtime off a cross from Keith Vigorito to win the game for Comsewogue (3-0) in League V. Mike Mazzeo tied the game with two minutes left in regulation for Hauppauge.
Scoring:
Hauppauge :
Goal: Mike Mazzeo 1(4).
Goalies:
Comsewogue -- Kyle Dougherty, 7 saves/1 goals allowed.
Hauppauge -- Ben Solaski, 17 saves/2 goals allowed.
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LEAGUE V- Game 4
Highlights:
Justin Boriel scored the only goal of the contest with 3:44 remaining in the second half on a through ball from David Uher. Eric Ohman recorded 10 saves for the shutout.
Scoring:
Islip -- Justin Boriel, 1 goals; David Uher, 1 assists.
Goalies:
Islip -- Eric Ohman, 10 saves.
Hauppauge -- Ben Solaski, 8 saves/1 goals allowed. **************************************************************************
LEAGUE V- Game 5
Highlights:
Hauppauge 1, Huntington 0: Matt Sevier scored the game-winner with 19 minutes left in the second half for Hauppauge (2-3) in League V. Ben Solaski recorded seven saves for his
third shutout of the season. Huntington is 1-4.
Scoring:
Hauppauge --
Goal:Sevier 1(6) goal.
Goalies:
Hauppauge -- Ben Solaski, 7 saves.
Huntington -- E.J. Connell, 7 saves/1 goals allowed.
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LEAGUE V- Game 6
Highlights:
Hauppauge 2, Eastport-South Manor 0: Dan King scored his first career varsity goal and Matt Sevier added his 7th of the year to lead Hauppauge in League V. Ben Solaski recorded five saves for his 4th shutout of the year.
Scoring:
Goals: Sevier 1(7), King1(1).
Assists: Press 1(2), Policastro 1(2)
Goalies:
Hauppauge -- Ben Solaski, 5 saves.
Eastport-South Manor -- Jason Orban, 7 saves/2 goals allowed.
Goalie Statistics to date:
Solaski-In 6 games- 47 saves; 3 goals allowed.
Curran- In 2 games- 11 saves; 2 goals allowed. ***************************************************************************
LEAGUE V- Game 7
Highlights:
Sayville 3, Hauppauge 1: Travis Redding scored unassisted 10:00 into the first half to put
Sayville up 1-0 in League V. Ed Rupp scored five minutes later on a header off a Dakota Edwards cross. John Egan scored later in the half for Hauppauge on a 25 yard shot to cut the deficit to 2-1. Dan Mellynchuk scored on a diving header off a cross from Sage Brown 4:00 into the second half to complete the scoring for Sayville.
Scoring:
Hauppauge: Goal- Egan 1(1)
Goalies:
Sayville -- Daniel Scheck, 3 saves/1 goals allowed.
Hauppauge -- Ben Solaski, 4 saves/3 goals allowed.
Year Total Solaski- 51 Saves, 7 Goals allowed.
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LEAGUE V- Game 8
Scoring:
Hauppauge --
Goal: John Egan 1(2)
Assist: Scozzari 1(1)
Kings Park -- Tim Lawrence, 1 goals.
Goalies:
Hauppauge -- Ben Solaski, 4 saves/1 goals allowed.
Kings Park -- Nick Viscomi, 9 saves/1 goals allowed.
Year Total Solaski- 55 Saves, 8 goals allowed.
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LEAGUE V - Game 9
Highlights:
Hauppauge 2, Harborfields 1: Matthew Sevier scored his 9th goal of the season off of a feed from Michael Morales seven minutes into the first overtime to lead Hauppauge. Brian Intemann opened the scoring for Harborfields, while Jonathan Egan tied it for Hauppauge. Benjamin Solaski recorded eight saves in the win, while Noah Schacker had 10.
Scoring:
Goals:
Hauppauge -- Sevier 1(8), Egan 1(3).
Assists: Policastro 1(3), Morales 1(2).
Harborfields -- Brian Intemann, 1 goals.
Goalies:
Hauppauge -- Ben Solaski, 8 saves/1 goals allowed.
Harborfields -- Noah Schacker, 10 saves/2 goals allowed.
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LEAGUE V- Game 10
Highlights:
Comsewogue 3, Hauppauge 0: Chase Lipshie scored on a free kick midway through the second half to put Comsewogue (10-0) ahead 2-0 in League V. Josh Butzke had three assists.
Scoring:
Comsewogue -- Keith Vigorito, 1 goals; Chase Lipshie, 1 goals; Alex Healion, 1 goals; Josh Butzke, 3 assists.
Goalies:
Comsewogue -- Kyle Dougherty, 5 saves.
Hauppauge -- Ben Solaski, 19 saves.
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Highlights:
Hauppauge 2, Islip 1: Michael P. Mazzeo scored the winning goal off of a feed from Mo Ekstrom in the third minute of overtime to lift Hauppauge in League V. Terrence Dzus opened the scoring for Islip in the 23rd minute. Kenneth Collado scored seven minutes later to tie it for Hauppauge. Benjamin Solaski recorded nine saves in the win.
Scoring:
Hauppauge -- Mike Mazzeo 1(5); Collado 1(1)
Assist: Ekstrom (1)
Islip -- Terence Dzus, 1 goals.
Goalies:
Hauppauge -- Ben Solaski, 9 saves/1 goals allowed.
Islip -- David Currea, 10 saves/2 goals allowed.
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LEAGUE V-Game 12
Highlights:
Hauppauge 2, Huntington 1: In the 2nd Annual Kicks for Cancer Game, benefitting the Making Headway Foundation, in honor of Courtney Tompkin, Hauppauge beat Huntington 2-1. Kenneth Collado opened the scoring in the first half off a free kick from Michael Morales. Jessie Michaels tied the game with 14 minutes left for Huntington. Just four minutes later, Jonathan Egan scored from 25 yards out to give Hauppauge the win. Benjamin Solaski recorded nine saves in the win, while E.J. Connell had nine for Huntington.
Scoring:
Hauppauge :
Goals: Collado 1(2), John Egan 1(4).
Assist:Morales 1
Huntington -- Jesse Michaels, 1 goals.
Goalies:
Hauppauge -- Solaski 9 saves/1 goals allowed.
Huntington -- E.J. Connell, 9 saves/2 goals allowed.
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LEAGUE V- Game 13
Highlights:
Hauppauge 0, Eastport-South Manor 0: Ben Solaski (3) and Matt Curran combined for five saves for Hauppauge (6-5-2), which clinched its 16th consecutive playoff berth according to Hauppauge soccer historian Doug Gannon. Jason Orban made 11 saves for ESM (3-9-1).
Scoring:
Goalies:
Hauppauge -- Ben Solaski, 3 saves; Curran, 2 saves.
Eastport-South Manor -- Jason Orban, 11 saves.
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League V- Game 14
Highlights:
Sayville 6, Hauppauge 2: Vinny Sakk and Sage Brown each had two goals for Sayville in League V play. Jon Paciorek had two assists and Ed Rupp and Dan Mellynchuk each added a goal. Ken Collado and Dan King scored for Hauppauge.
Scoring:
Sayville -- Sage Brown, 2 goals/1 assists; Vincent Sakk, 2 goals/1 assists; Edward Rupp, 1 goals; Daniel Mellynchuk, 1 goals; Tyler Clair, 1 assists; Dakota Edwards, 1 assists; Jon Paciorek, 2 assists.
Hauppauge --
Goals:Collado 1(3) goals; King 1(2).
Goalies:
Sayville -- Daniel Scheck, 5 saves/1 goals allowed; Brian Lutcha, 3 saves/1 goals allowed.
Hauppauge -- Ben Solaski, 6 saves/4 goals allowed; Sevier, 3 saves/2 goals allowed.
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FINAL LEAGUE V STANDINGS 2009
Printable Standings
Friday, March 6
2009 Suffolk County Numbers
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NUMBERS 2009-2010 |
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AA=28 / A=17/ B=6/ C= 5/D=3 |
| 3887 |
AA = Brentwood |
1809 |
AA = Lindenhurst |
| 2371 |
AA = William Floyd |
1704 |
AA=Sachem North |
| 2340 |
AA = Longwood |
1676 |
AA = Connetquot |
| 2086 |
AA = Patchogue-Medford |
1551 |
AA = Central Islip |
| 1866 |
AA = Sachem East |
1503 |
AA = Northport |
| 1838 |
AA = Ward Melville |
1455 |
AA = Bay Shore |
| 1837 |
AA = Commack |
1407 |
AA = Walt Whitman |
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| 1373 |
AA = West Islip |
1128 |
AA = Copiague |
| 1308 |
AA = Newfield |
1172 |
AA = Riverhead |
| 1294 |
AA = Hills East |
1158 |
AA = Smithtown West |
| 1275 |
AA = Centereach |
1145 |
AA = West Babylon |
| 1270 |
AA = East Islip |
1050 |
AA = Bellport |
| 1273 |
AA = Smithtown East |
1047 |
AA = Hills West |
| 1225 |
AA = North Babylon |
1013 |
AA = Deer Park |
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| 944 |
A = Eastport/SM |
814 |
A = Rocky Point |
| 934 |
A = Huntington |
768 |
A = Miller Place |
| 933 |
A = Comsewogue |
736 |
A = East Hampton |
| 931 |
A = Kings Park |
732 |
A = Westhampton |
| 903 |
A = Hauppauge |
684 |
A = Shoreham/WR |
| 860 |
A = Islip |
659 |
A = Amityville |
| 857 |
A = Harborfields |
617 |
A = Mt. Sinai |
| 847 |
A = Sayville |
616 |
A = John Glenn |
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| 550 |
A = Bayport/BP |
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| 449 |
B = Southampton |
285 |
C = Port Jefferson |
| 437 |
B = Babylon |
253 |
C = Southold |
| 431 |
B = Hampton Bays |
210 |
C = Stony Brook School |
| 396 |
B = Mattituck |
209 |
C = Pierson/BH |
| 389 |
B = Center Moriches |
176 |
D = Greenport |
| 307 |
C = Mercy |
163+ |
D = Ross School |
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146 |
D = Smithtown Christian
MINUTES FROM FEBRUARY MEETING 2009
League alignments were handed out, and enclosed in this handout.
Maximum games for varsity teams in 2009 are 16, while the JV is 15.
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Wednesday, September 24
2008- The Games of 2008
The start of the Hauppauge Cup.
9/6 Non-league at Hauppauge
Connetquot 0 0 0
Hauppauge 1 0 1
Goals: Poulin(1)
Assists: Policastro(1)
Saves: Purcell 7
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2nd Round Hauppauge Cup
9/8 at Hauppauge
Smithtown East 2 1 3
Hauppauge 0 1 1
Goal: Carnaxide(1)
Saves: Purcell 9 Goals allowed: 3
Saves to date: Purcell 16 Goals allowed: Purcell 3
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3rd Round Hauppauge Cup
9/10 at Hauppauge
HHHWest 1 0 0 0 1
Hauppauge 0 1 0 0 1
Goal: Mendoza(1)
Assists: Genco(1)
Saves: Poulin 9, Purcell 2.
Goals allowed; Poulin 1.
Saves to date: Purcell 18, Poulin 9.
Goals allowed to date: Purcell 3, Poulin 1.
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3 Non-league composite statistics;
Opposition 3 1 0 0 4
Hauppauge 1 2 0 0 3
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1st League V game.
9/13 at Sayille.
Sayville was Class A Long Island Champion last season. Not to be this year.
Sayville 1 0 1
Hauppauge 0 2 2
Goals: Johnson(1), Mendoza(2).
Assists: Sevier(1), Genco(2).
Saves: Poulin 5. Goal allowed: Poulin 1.
Saves to date: Purcell 18, Poulin 14.
Goals allowed to date: Purcell 3, Poulin 2.
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2nd League V game.
9/16 at Hauppauge.
Kings Park 0 0 0
Hauppauge 1 0 1
Goals: Egan(1)
Assists: Sevier(2).
Saves: Poulin 7. First shutout of season.
Saves to date: Poulin 21, Purcell 18.
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3rd League V game.
9/18 at Harborfields. Over 10 years since these teams played each other.
Harborfields 1 0 0 0 1
Hauppauge 0 1 0 1 2
Goals: Egan 2(3).
Assists: Morales(1).
Saves: Poulin 6(27). Goals allowed: Poulin 1((3).
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4th League V game.
9/22 at Hauppauge. Over 10 years since these teams played each other.
Comsewogue 0 2 2
Hauppauge 1 0 1
Goals: Genco(1).
Saves; Poulin 10(37). Goals allowed: Poulin 2(5).
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5th League V game.
9/24 at Islip.
Islip 1 1 0 2
Hauppauge 1 1 1 3
Goals: Nick(1), Egan(4), Mendoza(3).
Assists: Egan(1), Johnson(1).
Saves: Poulin 4(41). Goals allowed; 2(7).
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6th League V game.
9/29 at Hauppauge.
Huntington 0 0 0
Hauppauge 1 0 1
Goals; Johnson(2).
Saves: Poulin 5(46). Second shutout of season.
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7th League V game.
10/2 at Hauppauge. 5 red cards for RP. Does this team have a coach? Shame.
Rocky Point 0 0 0
Hauppauge 7 1 8.
Goals: Beglane 4(4), Mastrandea2(2), Genco 2(3).
Assists: Beglane 2(2), Gargiullo(1), Norton(1), Mendoza(1), Nick(1).
Beglane ties 2 school records- Most goals in a game "4" and most points in a game "6".
Saves: Poulin 3(49). Third shutout of season.
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8th League V game.
10/4 at Hauppauge.
Sayville 0 1 1
Hauppauge 1 1 2
Goals: Policastro(1), Mazzeo(1).
Saves; Poulin 7(56). Goals allowed; Poulin 1(8).
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9th League V game.
10/7 at Kings Park.
Kings Park 0 0 0
Hauppauge 2 1 3
Goals: Loccisano(1), Johnson(3), Egan(5).
Assists: Loccisano(1). Johnson2(3).
Saves; Poulin 3(59). Fourth shutout of season.
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10th League V game.
10/10 at Hauppauge.
Harborfields 1 0 1
Hauppauge 0 0 0
The better team did NOT win
Saves: Poulin 7(66). Purcell 2(20).
Goals allowed: Poulin 1(9).
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11th League V game.
10/14 at Comsewogue.
Comsewogue 2 2 4
Hauppauge 1 2 3
Goals: Egan(6), Beglane(5), Loccisano(2).
Assists: Loccisano(2), Johnson(4), Mazzeo(1).
Saves: Poulin 10(76). Goals allowed 4(13).
Comsewogue scores winning goals with 13 seconds left in game.
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12th League V game.
10/16 at Hauppauge.
Islip 0 1 1
Hauppauge 1 3 4
Goals: Beglane2(7), Gargiullo(1), Purcell(1).
Assists; Mastrandea(1), Johnson(5).
Saves: Poulin 4(80). Goals allowed: Poulin 1(14).
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13th League V game.
10/20 at Hauppauge.
Huntington 0 0 0
Hauppauge 1 0 0
Goals: Nick(2).
Assists: Mendoza(2).
Saves: Poulin 5(85), Seventh shutout this season.
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14th League V game.
Rocky Point forfeits to Hauppauge 1-0.
Rocky Point scheduled too many non-league games(4). A section XI rules is 17 varsity games in regular season play.
Rocky Point has its 17 before "playing" Hauppauge. Therefore, Rocky Point will not "play" Hauppauge.
Its really not a tough rule to understand.
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Quick goalie stats through regular 17 game season.
Poulin: 7 shutouts, 85 saves, 14 goals allowed. Record 10 wins, 3 losses, 1 tie.
Purcell: 20 saves, 3 goals allowed. Record 1 win, 1 loss.
Rocky Point forfeit win.
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Composite scoring through 17 regular season games.
Opposition 9 8 0 0 17
Hauppauge 18 14 1 1 34
Regular season record: 12 wins, 4 losses, 1 tie.
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The 2008 "A" Playoff Run:
Shoreham Wading River at Hauppauge.
SWR 1 0 1
Hauppauge 1 1 2
Goals: Beglane(8), Sevier(1).
Assists: Purcell(1), Egan(2).
Saves: Poulin 6(91). Goals allowed: 1(15)
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Hauppauge at Mt. Sinai
Mt. Sinai 0 0 0
Hauppauge 1 1 2
Goals: Genco(4), Johnson(4)
Assists: Collado 2(2)
Saves: Poulin 11(102). Eighth Shutout of Season.
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Neutral Field-Dowling Complex .
Suffolk County "A" Championship Game.
Comsewogue 1 1 2
Hauppauge 1 0 1
Goal:Mendoza(4)
Assist:Morales(2).
Saves: Poulin 9(111). Goals allowed: 2(17).
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Thursday, February 12
2008 Soccer Awards Presentation
Hauppauge High School Awards:
Most Valuble Player: Gary Poulin
Coaches Award: Rob Loccisano
Eagles Award: Kyle Nick
Suffolk County Awards:
All-County: Gary Poulin
All-Conference: Rob Loccisano & George Genco
All-League V: Mike Morales, John Egan, & Dan Johnson
All-Academic: Gary Poulin
Monday, October 27
Hauppauge Loses County Championship to Comsewogue
After defeating Shoreham Wading River by a 2-1 margin and defeating #2 seed Mt. Sinai 2-0, Hauppauge played Comsewogue for the Suffolk County "A" Championship.
Comsewogue defeated Hauppauge by a 2-1 margin.
Wednesday, September 17
2008 Varsity Soccer Roster
Thursday, November 13
Lenzi- ESPN ALL-AMERICAN
Connecticut College
Athletics News
Lenzi Named to District Team in ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Program
Mickey Lenzi ´10
November 05, 2008
NEW LONDON, Conn. --Connecticut College junior Mickey Lenzi of Hauppauge N.Y. has been named to the ESPN The Magazine District One Men´s Soccer All-Academic Second Team.
A Dean´s High Honors student, Lenzi is majoring in English while pursuing a minor in Government.
Lenzi anchored the middle of a Connecticut College defense that posted three shutouts. His stellar defensive play helped the Camels blank the #1 ranked offensive team in the NESCAC, leading his club in a 1-0 victory at Amherst October 8.
The Camels posted a 3-5-1 conference record, attaining the program´s highest point total in the NESCAC Standings. Connecticut College head coach Bill Lessig was pleased with Lenzi´s achievement.
"Mickey is a team leader for us," Lessig said. "Despite his high GPA in English, he has never learned how to spell the word lose. He has gained a great deal of respect from his teammates and is certainly in line for team captainship next year."
Lenzi mentors incoming students as advisor for College. He has volunteered as a tutor with the Benny Dover Jr. High School in New London and at the College's Children's Center.
A versatile two sport athlete, Lenzi is a prominent contributor to the track & field program. He holds the school record in the pentathlon.
For more information contact: William Tomasian (860) 439-2501; william.tomasian@conncoll.edu
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Friday, November 14
Steve Rossi- Professional Bowler?
Steve Rossi- Last week Steve bowled the following 3 games scores: 244 255 239. His series of 738 beat his teammate Paul Monty by 291 pins. It was close until they started.
Let it be known that Steve beat Ruff by 191 pins.
Let it be know that our bowling team of WEESTILLSUCC still sucks.
Tuesday, September 30
4th ANNUAL ALUMNI SOCCER GAME ON NOVEMBER 29th.
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The following soccer alumni have committed to the Alumni Soccer Game.
Close but not in alphabetical order:
Kamil Agi, Michelle Akapnitis, Anthony Armenti
Mike Berka, Paul Boucher, Bill Boyd,
Brett Cabrera, Bryan Cabrera, Anthony Capobianco, Phil Caraciola, Matt Collado, Keith Collado, Matt Compton
Jon DeCatur, Matt DiClemente, Chris DiLorenzo, Al DosSantos, Tino DosSantos,
Jamie Edson ,Mike Espina
Gary Flood, Jon Flood, Justin Flood,
Mike Galarza, Chris Gannon, Doug Gannon, Nick Gash, Mark Giardino, Renee Grasso,
Kevin Hickey, Chris Hill, Mike Hogan, Sean Hughes, Kyle Hurst,
Gerry Iamunno
Jim Kay, Chris King, Bill Kunzig, Chris Kunzig,
Eric Lamberg, Orange Lenzi,
Joe Magioncalda, Pain Mascola, Brian McAllister,Mike Menendez, Jon Meyer, Tug Mogavero, Vincent Mogavero, Paul Montgomery, Tom Moore, Steve Mullady, Scott Mustapich,
Mark Olivieri
Eric Pisk, Mark Pisk
Steve Rossi
Jon Sardelli, Kevin Sardelli, Ryan Sardelli, Chris Schneider, Derek Scoza, Mark Semioli, Jon Smalley, Bill Stanley, Keith Stanley, Brad Stein, Kevin Stimpfl, Kyle Stimpfl, Robert Stretchmeyer, Nick Sturtz, Jason Suarez
Brian Walden,Tom Wilbert, Rob Wood
Dom Zicaro.
Where are Alaa Rabaa, Tim Thorn, Dennis Miniutti, Scott Johnson, John Lyons, Bryan Morales, Kirk Nieman.
Help make contact.
Network, renew friendships, Get people for whom I don't have addresses.
As Ruff's guys move on, I need Edson's guys to fill in.
The following will be at the game but unable to participate:
Ravil Agi, Jeff Wilbert, Mark Weber, Markus Gluck, Dan Gulizio, Kevin Sweeney, Chris Marchese.
The Janseen brothers are deployed to Iraq. Be safe.
Regrets from Dennis Onorato, Chris Hill hopes to be there, Robert Antoniou hopes to be there, Tom Lips hopes to be there, Brian Cameron will frolic in the PM, Richie Mac hopes to be there. Regrets from Greg Alario, Dan Corcoran, and Chris Cappellini.
Thanks to the Hauppauge Soccer Club for picking up the insurance for this game and for picking up the insurance for the past three Alumni Games.. Thank you.
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Friday, February 16
1999 New York State Down State Champions
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Wednesday, October 31
3rd Annual Alumni Soccer Game
The 3rd Annual Alumni Soccer Game was held at the Middle School Field on November 24, 2007.
The Gold Team was the winner. Players on the Gold Team were
For pictures try: Cut and Paste.
http://hauppaugealumnigame.shutterfly.com?a=1
Saturday, December 29
2007 Varsity Soccer Awards
*****Hauppauge High School Awards*****
MVP: Joe Magioncalda
Coaches Award: Rob Loccissano
Eagle Award: Mike Espina
Character Award: Ryan Compitello
*****Suffolk County Soccer Coaches Association Awards*****
Suffolk All-County: Joe Magioncalda
All-Conference II: Joe Magioncalda and Rob Loccisano
All-League IV: Mike Espina and Chris King
Suffolk All-Academic: Ryan Compitello
Sunday, September 23
2007 Soccer Season
Game 1 Non-league 9/10 at Northport
H 0 3 3
N 2 0 2
GOALS: Cotsales, Beglane, Magioncalda
Saves: Poulin 6
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Game 2 Non-league 9/12 Home vs John Glenn
H 0 0 0
G 1 0 1
Saves: Poulin 4
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Game 3 Non-league 9/15 Home vs Shenendohowa
H 0 1 1
S 0 1 1
Goal: Magioncalda
Saves: Poulin 5
Non-league record: 1 Win, 1 Loss , 1 Tie
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League IV Begins 9/17 Game 1 at Deer Park
H 1 2 3
D 0 0 0
Goals: Cotsales, Dopaco, Magioncalda.
Saves: Poulin 3
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League IV 9/19 Game 2 at Home vs Bellport
H 2 2 4
B 0 0 0
Goals: Magioncalda 2, Beglane, Senese.
Saves: Poulin 4
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League IV 9/25 Game 3 at Smithtown West
H 0 0 0
S 0 1 1
Goals: Still Waiting.
Saves: Poulin 7
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League IV 9/27 Game 4 Home vs Hills West
H 0 0 0
W 1 1 2
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League IV 10/1 Game 5 at Riverhead
H 2 2 4
R 0 0 0
Goals: Magioncalda(6), Cotsales, Stimpfl(1), King(1).
Saves: Poulin 3
Third Shutout in 07. Has 9 career shutouts.
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League IV 10/3 Game 6 Home vs Kings Park
H 1 3 4
K 0 0 0
Goals: King 2(3), Magioncalda(7), Espina(1)
Assists: King, Dopaco 2
Saves: Poulin 4.
4th Shutout in 07. 10nth career shutout.
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League IV 10/5 Game 7 at West Babylon
H 0 0 0
W 0 1 0
Saves: Poulin 4.
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League IV 10/10 Game 8 Home vs Deer Park
H 2 2 4
D 1 0 1
Goals: Magioncalda 2(9), Mazzeo(1), King(4).
Saves" Poulin 4
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League IV 10/12 Game 9 At Bellport
H 0 1 1
B 0 1 1
Goal: Dopaco(2).
Saves: Poulin 5
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League IV 10/15 Game 10 Home vs Smithtown West
H 0 0 0
S 0 1 1
Goals: MIA
Saves: Poulin 6
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League IV 10/18 Game 11 At Hills West
H 1 0 1
W 0 2 2
Goals: Magioncalda(10)
Saves: Poulin 7
Red: Poulin
Yellow: Coach Gannon
League Record to date: 5 Wins, 5 Losses, 1 Tie
Overall Record to date: 6 Wins, 6 Losses, 2 Ties.
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League IV 10/20 Game 12 Home vs Riverhead
H 4 1 5
K 0 2 2
Goals: Magioncalda 3-Hat Trick (13), King(5), Loccisano.
Saves: Purcell 4.
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League IV 10/22 Game 13 At Kings Park
H 3 1 4
K 0 1 1
Goals: Cotsales 2(4), King(6), Mazzeo(2).
Saves: Poulin 3.
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League IV 10/24 Game 14(Last League Game) Home vs West Babylon
H 0 1 1
W 1 0 1
Goals: Cotsales(5).
Saves: Poulin: 8
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Playoff Game vs Bay Shore 10/30/2007
H 0 1 1
B 1 3 4
Goal: Magioncalda(14)
Saves : Poulin 5
Final 2007 Record: 8 Wins 7 Losses 3 Ties
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Wednesday, April 11
Chris Kunzig-St. Joseph's College
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Graduated Hauppauge HS in 2004- Was a 3x league champion, won awards of all
conference and all county, played in exceptional senior game, captain senior
year and a ducky keeper which was never lost in my handling.
College- Currently playing at SJC- started all four years, won rookie of the
year in the conference as a freshmen, 2x all conference team, 2x points and
goal leader of the team, captain- junior and senior year, hoping to win the
conference this year and not go into PKs, we need a ducky.
Memories throughout my hs career:
Starting off sophomore year when we shaved our heads for the playoffs- we
looked like cancer patients. Then in senior year- scoring with 30 secs left
to tie up the game againt EI in the playoffs, doing the YMCA as our warmup
before big games, beating Sachem 6-0 under the lights, being ranked by USA
TODAY's in the top 25, and Nick Benz running into the post while scoring a
goal and taking off his family jewels. He really hugged and caresssed the
post. The most memorable things about playing at Hauppauge High were the
crazy fans, my teammates(the most motivated and determined team I ever
played with), the system, and Ruff without any of these life at Hauppauge
High would have not been the same.
Friday, April 6
Tom Moore- Bucknell University Lacrosse
In 2006: Played in 12 games and was a regular on the man-up team ... Finished with two goals and two assists, with all the points coming man-up ... Scored goals against Lafayette and Air Force ... Assists came against Navy and Maryland ... Picked up three ground balls ... In 2005: Played in 11 games off the bench, with most of his time coming with the EMO unit ... Tallied a goal and four assists ... Had one goal and one assist vs. Holy Cross ... Also had assists against Harvard, Lafayette and Army ... Personal: Son of Michael and Patricia Moore ... Born Oct. 10, 1986 in Manhasset, N.Y. ... 2004 graduate of Hauppage High School ... Lettered three times each in lacrosse and soccer and twice in basketball ... Captained lacrosse and soccer teams ... All-county lacrosse selection ... Scholar-Athlete honoree in lax and soccer ... Academic all-county in basketball ... Also an all-conference soccer player.
Frank Fedorjaka on Moore: "Tommy won our Bison Award last year in honor of the attitude and character he brings to the team every day. He is a natural lefty who is a skilled feeder and finisher. He has gotten good experience as an EMO specialist over the past two years."
As I write this, BUCKNELL is currently ranked #14 in the USA.
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Thursday, April 5
Chelsea Piers Bluestreak
Chris Gannon
Soccer Program Coordinator
A Long Island native, Chris was an All-State, All-East Coast soccer and baseball player at Hauppauge High School, where he held over 7 single-season records. At Nassau Community College in Garden City, Chris was a two-time All-American soccer player who took his team to the Final Four in 2000. While at Nassau, he was the Region XV NJCAA Junior College Player of the Year, Junior College Runner-Up National Player of the Year, and represented Nassau with the Who's Who Among American College Students award for academics and athletics. At North Carolina State University, in 2003 Chris captained N.C. State to its first NCAA tournament appearance in over a decade. Playing in the top-rated Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) at N.C. State, he started every game at center midfield and also represented the team on the Student Athletic Advisory Committee.
Chris leadership roles have continued in his years beyond college. He has captained the Empire State Games Men's open Long Island soccer team from 2002-2006 and was an assistant coach for the high school Empire State Games Long Island team in 2006. Prior to becoming the Soccer Coordinator for Chelsea Piers BlueStreak, he was an assistant coach for N.C. States Mens soccer team under George Tarantini.
Soccer is a game of small advantages and inches; being a step quicker or a split-second faster is the difference between winning 50/50 balls and beating your opponent 1 on 1.
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Friday, March 16
Pain Mascola - Professional Wrestler
Pain Mascola- AKA Chris Forza will fight for the PWR Championship this Saturday Night at the Upper Room on Deer Park Road. Pain was an All- Suffolk County soccer player while attending Hauppauge High School.
Pain would love as many of his former teammates and friends come and watch him win this championship.
If you continue downwards on the web page you will find all necessary information regarding Pain's bout.
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Saturday, March 10
Gary Flood Drafted & Signed By The New England Revolution!
This is absolutely great. It really doesn't get any better than this. I am thrilled to report that Gary Flood has been drafted by the New England Revolution of the MLS. Gary was drafted 25th in this week's supplemental draft.
Further News- Gary Flood has signed a professional contract with the New England Revolution.
Congratulations, Gary. Carpe Diem. web site for the New England Revolution is:
www.revolutionsoccer.net
From the Hofstra Soccer Web Site:
TODD, FLOOD SELECTED IN MLS SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT
Hempstead, NY -- Hofstra senior forward Michael Todd (Kansas City Wizards - right) and senior defender Gary Flood (New England Revolution - left) were chosen in the Major League Soccer Supplemental Draft on Thursday.
Flood (Hauppauge, NY) was a first-team All-CAA selection after playing every minute of every game this season while serving as the Pride's defensive captain. He started at center back for all four seasons, and was named the National Player of the Week by Soccer Times for the week ending Oct. 22, when he helped the Pride hold its opponents to only one shot on goal in a two-game span.
Todd and Flood wrapped up their storied careers this fall by leading the Pride to its third straight Colonial Athletic Association championship and its third straight NCAA Division I Tournament appearance.Flood, earned the Most Outstanding Player in the 2005 CAA Tournament.
"Awesome" as Mr. Edson wrote.
Gary, according to the New England Revolution web site(http://www.revolutionsoccer.net) will be wearing number 17.
Gary is now traning with the team in Cancun, Mexico.
There will be a Road Trip. Ruff
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Sunday, January 21
2006- Mickey Orange Lenzi Wins Pentathalon
Central Connecticut Athletics News
Orange is now a Camel; he will always be an Eagle.
Camel Men Set Two School Records at Coast Guard Mickey Lenzi Wins Pentathlon with 2891 Points
January 20, 2007
NEW LONDON, Conn. -- The Connecticut College indoor track and field teams competed at the Coast Guard Academy Invitational in New London Saturday afternoon. The Camel men finished fifth out of six teams with a score of 27 points. The women secured a fourth place finish with 69 points.
In the men�s invitational the Camels set two school records.
Freshman Mickey Lenzi (Hauppauge, N.Y.) scored 2891 points to win the pentathlon, qualifying for the New England Division III Championship in the process.
The 5 events in the pentathlon are:
55 meter high hurdles
long jump
shot-put
high jump
1000 meter run
The New England Division III Championships will be held on February 16 and 17 at Bates College.
In the New England Division III Championship, Orange finished 14th. He scored about 100 points short of his previous high score. Great "run", Orange.
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Thursday, January 11
2nd Annual Alumni Game
I believe 67 Soccer Alumni played in the 5 team Round-Robin tournament. Goals were plentiful; keeper saves few. Officiating was non-existant. Shirts were A-1. Weather could not have been better. One injury- sprained ankle by a really ancient alumnus- also nameless. Some administrative faux paus- these will be corrected by next year's game.
I will list the participants of the day as best I can:
Kamil Agi, Ravil Agi, Michelle Akapnitis(DNP), Robert Antoniou, Greg Arent(DNP), Ray Arent(DNP),Anthony Armenti, Mike Berka, Ron Bonomo, Paul Boucher, Bill Boyd, Bryan Cabrera, Chris Cappellini(DNP), Phil Carraciola, Matt Collado, Dan Corcoran, Matt DiClemente, Al Dos Santos, Jamie Edson, Gary Flood, Jon Flood, Justin Flood, Chris Gannon, Doug Gannon, Nick Gash, Mark Giardino, Markus Gluck(DNP), Renee Grasso(DNP) Dan Gulizio(DNP), Doug Hershberger, Kevin Hickey, Chris Hill, Gennaro Iamunno, Bill Janssen, Joe Janssen, Jim Kay, David Kennedy, Bill Kunzig, Chris Kunzig, Orange Lenzi, Tom Lips, John Lyons, Pain Mascola, Mike Menendez, Jon Meyer, Tug Mogavera, Jim Montagna, Paul Montgomery, Tom Moore, Steve Mullady, Scott Mustapich, Kirk Niemann(DNP) Dennis Onorato(DNP), Mark Olivieri, Eric Pisk, Mark Pisk, Adam Rogers, Steve Rossi, John Ruffini(DNP), Mike Ruffini(DNP), Ryan Sardelli, Brother of Ryan Sardelli but not Jon Sardelli, Chris Schneider, Robert Schretzmayer, Derek Scoza, Mark Semioli, Mike Simonelli, John Smalley, Bill Stanley, Keith Stanley, Kevin Stinpfl, Nick Sturtz, Jason Suarez, Bob White, Bob Wood, Jeff Wilbert(DNP), Tom Wilpert, and Rob Wood.
Alaa Rabaa slept in.
John Hanna performing ER duties in Philadelphia.
Best Wishes relayed by Bill Marrero, Matt Compton, Mark Weber, and Kevin Sweeney. Hope to see these people at next year's game.
Chris Kunzig was the shirt designer.
Bob Cabrera was the shirt manufacturer.
Joe Simonelli, and the Hauppauge Soccer Club, for fronting the liability insurance.
Joe Tasman for field approval.
Dave Smith for volunteering his athletic training expertice.
Thank you all for making Game II a success. Ruff
Mr. Stanley and Mr. Tim Flynn were the photographers.
Mr. and Mrs. Boucher provided the coffee and the hot chocolate.
Thanks to ALL listed above. Ruff
Pictures of the Alumni Game can be found at:
http://hauppaugealumnigame.shutterfly.com
Tuesday, January 16
2006- Hauppauge Award Winners
The 2006 Hauppauge Soccer Team had numerous Award Winners announced at the SCSCA Dinner held at Mamma Lombardi's.
The Hauppauge winners were:
Suffolk All-County- Kyle Hurst
All-Conference: Kyle Norton
All-League: Joe Magioncalda, Mike Powers, Mike Espina.
Suffolk All-Academic- Brett Cabrera
The Hauppauge Team MVP Award were earned by Kyle Hurst.
Tuesday, January 16
2006 Playoffs - Northport Defeats Hauppauge-
Bad job-again- but the Soccer Seeding Committeee. Hauppauge should have been a 9 seed in Suffolk ended up being a 13 seed and thus having to play League II Champion Northport at Northport. League IV gets "dissed" again.
After playing a scoreless first half, Northport scored the only goal of the game halfway through the second half on a dead ball situation. From 30 yards out a Northport player lifted a ball into the Hauppauge penalty area where another Northport player headed the ball passed the Hauppauge keeper.
Hauppauge 0 0 0
Northport 0 1 1
Tuesday, January 16
2006- Hauppauge defeats North Babylon (L14)
In the last league game of the year, Hauppauge defeated North Babylon 1-0.
Tuesday, January 16
2006-Hauppauge Defeats Hapless Riverhead (L13)
Riverhead had a long season. Hauppauge easily defeated the Blue Wave 4-1.
Thursday, October 19
2006-Championship Streak Ended BY HHH W (L12)
Thursday, October 19
2006- Smithtown West Defeats Hauppauge (L11)
Thursday, October 19
2006- Hauppauge Defeats Bellport (10)
Wednesday, October 11
2006- Hauppauge Defeats Deer Park (L9)
Even though missing 2 starters, the Hauppauge Eagles defeated the Falcons of Deer Park 2-0. Again proving that an eagle can kick the feathers from from a fuzzy falcon.
Hauppauge 1 1 2
Deer Park 0 0 0
Goals: Powers 2
Assist: Hurst
Saves- Poulin 7
Tuesday, October 10
2006- Five Red Cards Mar Eagles Victory (L8)
In a very nasty game the Hauppauge Eagles defeated the Copiague Eagles 4-3. Proving that our Eagles are better than their Eagles.
Three Copiague players took the red and two Hauppauge players were also dismissed.
During the next Eagles game Mr. Espina and Mr. Magioncalda will not be on the premises.
For the last 15 minutes of this game it was 9 v8. This sounds like a soccer camp drill.
COPIAGUE 2 1 3
HAUPPAUGE 3 1 4
Goals: Powers 2, Hurst, DoPaco
Saves: Poulin 6
Friday, October 6
2006- Bad Tie For Eagles ( L7)
Some ties are good but this one wasn't. Hauppauge had 17 scoring chances, North Babylon had one scoring chance- Final Score 1-1. Bummer
Hauppauge
North Babylon
Goal:Hurst
Saves: Still looking
Wednesday, October 4
2006- Hauppauge SurfsThe Blue Wave (L6)
Walkover.
Riverhead 0 0 0
Hauppauge 4 3 7
Goals: Beglane 2, DoPaco, Hurst, Magioncalda,Espina, Stimpfl.
Shared Shut-no saves
Poulin, Greiner, Oschmann
Wednesday, October 4
2006- Eagles Tie Hills West (L5)
After being down 2-0, the Hauppauge Eagles rallied behind Kyle Hurst to tie Hills West 2-2. There are some bad ties and there are some good ties.
Hauppauge 1 1 2
Hills West 2 0 2
Goals: Hurst 2
Assist: Magioncalda
SavesPoulin-4
Hurst 2 Magic A
Wednesday, October 4
2006- Smithtown West Defeats Hauppauge (L4)
Nothing positive to write about this game. Smithtown came, Smithtown saw, Smithtown conquered 3-0.
Smithtown 2 1 3
Hauppauge 0 0 0
Goals: Ain't none
Assists- Same as goals.
Saves- Poulin 13
Thursday, September 28
2006- Bellport Clipped By Hauppauge (L3)
Hauppauge defeated Bellport 1-0. Hauppauge scored the only goal 2 1/2 minutes into the first half. Then nothing, zero, nil, void set, zippo, nada.
Chris King tallied THE goal for Hauppauge on an assist from Kyle Hurst.
Gary Poulin recorded his 3rd shutout of the season.
Hauppauge injuries: King, Compitello, Hurst, and Stimpfl.
Hauppauge 1 0 1
Bellport 0 0 0
Thursday, September 21
2006- Hurst Hurts Deer Park (L2)
Hauppauge defeated Deer Park 6-0. Kyle Hurst sparked the Eagles by scoring the "hat trick." Single goals were scored by Magioncalda, DoPaco, and Cotsales.
A trio of Hauppauge keepers were responsible for keeping Deer Park scorless.
Shared shutout.
Deer Park 0 0 0
Hauppauge 3 3 6
Goals: Hurst 3, Magioncalda, DoPaco, Cotsales
Saves: Poulin 1, Greiner Zippo, Oschmann Zippo II.
Assists; Magioncalda 2, Do Paco 2, King, Mendoza.
Wednesday, September 20
2006- Hauppauge Not Happy With Tie ( L1)
The Hauppauge Eagles traveled to Copiague on Monday evening to play a night game with the Great South Bay as a backdrop.
Hauppauge twice yielded a 2 goal lead and eventually allowed Copiague to tie the game with but 10 minutes remaining.
Hauppauge 3 1 4
Copiague 1 3 4
Goals- Hurst 2, Powers, Cotsales
Assists- Magioncalda 2, Hurst 1
Saves- Poulin- 3
Yellow Bird- Hurst- looking to win the Buddy Mogavera Award.
Sunday, September 17
2006- Cabrera Powers Eagles Past Lindy (NL3)
Brett Cabrera scored twice within three minutes to bring Hauppauge back to a 2-2 tie with Lindenhurst. Lindenhurst led Hauppauge 2-0 before Cabrera used his exceptional speed and hustle to ignite the Eagles. The scored remained tie until a zebra awarded Hauppauge a PK with a little over 5 minutes to go in the non-league contest. Mike Powers took the PK and placed in outside the Lindenhurst keeper's reach to propel Hauppauge to victory.
LINDENHURST 1 1 2
HAUPPAUGE 0 3 3
Goals: Cabrera 2, Powers(PK)
Assists: Hurst, LoPaco
Saves- Poulin-2
Thursday, September 14
2006- Eagles Defeat West Babylon (NL2)
Hauppauge defeated West Babylon yesterday 2-0. Goal scorers for Hauppauge were Kyle Stimpfl and Steve Cotsales. Kyle Norton and ....... DoPaco recorded assists. Gary Poulin recorded his first varsity shutout in the Eagles net. Beware Menendez, Giardino, and Bishop. Sophomore shutout.
No Eagle earned a yellow nor red card. Ain't misbehavin yesterday.
West Babylon 0 0 0
Hauppauge 1 1 2
Wednesday, September 13
2006 Non-LeagueSeason Begins( NL1)
Smithtown East 2 Hauppauge 1
Smithtown 0 2 2
Hauppauge 0 1 1
Brett Cabrera scored Hauppauge's goal on an assist from Kyle Hurst.
Gary Poulin had 7 saves for Hauppauge.
Chris King "earned" a red card and must sit out the next game.
Kyle Hurst "earned" a yellow card.
Brett Cabrera SOARS past Brother Bryan in career goals scored for Hauppauge 3-0. Brother Bryan may have difficulty catching Brother Brett at this point in their soccer careers.
2005 Award Winners - Lenzi Big Winner
All-County Players- Adam Rogers and Greg Genco
All-Conference Players- Orange Lenzi and Kevin Stimpfl
All-League Players- Jon Flood and John Lyons
Suffolk County Exceptional Senior Team- Adam Rogers and Orange Lenzi
All-Suffolk Academic- Orange Lenzi
Ray Perez Memorial Scholarship- Orange Lenzi / First Eagle to win this award.
Hauppauge MVP- Orange Lenzi
Hauppauge Captain's Captain- Kevin Stimpfl
Hauppauge Eagle Award- Adam Rogers
The Ducky Care Taker- Kyle Hurst
Thursday, January 18
2005- First Alumni Game In Honor of Markus Gluck
11/26/2005 Game origin began as a fundraiser for a former Hauppauge Eagle Soccer player who was severly injured in an automobile accident. Markus Gluck, 3x League Champion, All-League player, Suffolk Exceptional Senior, and Hauppauge Team Captain, was the player injured in the accident. Blue, you came through in your usual manner- first class all-the-way. Blue, you are super. 101 former Hauppauge soccer players contributed their time and money for this event. I will never forget the way you united and made this Alumni Game such a success. Almost $4,000 was raised for the Markus Gluck Family.
Blue, I will remember each of you forever. Ruff
Tuesday, January 16
2005- 16 Game Winning Streak / 2nd Longest Ever
The 16 game winning streak accomplished by the 2005 team is the second longest winning streak in Hauppauge Soccer History. Only the 1985 team had a longer winning streak- 17 games.
2005- Cougars Beat Eagles In Round II
The Commack Cougars defeated the Hauppauge Eagle by a 4-1 score in the second round of the Suffolk County Playoffs. The game was tied at the half 1-1.The Hauppauge goal came from a corner kick. One of the 4 Commack goals came from a dead ball situation.
As a result of this game, the Hauppauge season ended. Hauppauge finished with a 16W-2L-1T season.
Commack 1 3 4
Hauppauge 1 0 1
Goal: Maginocalda
Saves: Flood 6, Rogers 1
2005- Eagles Defeat Bulldogs In Playoff Opener
Again the seeding committee of Suffolk County did a lousy job- two miscues by the committee in my view.
Hauppauge was given the 4 seed; they should have been the 3 seed-first mistake.
North Baby lon, the 4th place team in League IV was forced to play Hauppauge, theundeated League IV champion. No chance for North Babylon, and in reality, no playoff experience for Hauppauge- second mistake. This game was over on the initial whistle of the game. The seeding committee must do better.
Jon Flood and Kyle Norchi shared the shutout in the Hauppauge net,
Hauppauge 5 2 7
North Babylon 0 0 0
Goals:Hurst 2, Genco, Lenzi, Norton, Wesnosske, and White.
Saves: Flood 4 Norchi 4
2005- Hauppauge Defeats Riverhead
Just waiting for the Playoffs.
Hauppauge 2 2 4
Riverhead 1 0 1
Saves: Flood 4
Goals: Rogers 2, Hurst, Genco
2005- In The Rain, Eagles Drown Falcons
The rains came and never stopped. Orange Lenzi scored off a 30 yard direct shot and surprised everyone by pretending he was William Tell in his celebration. Ebven Ruffini was impressed-not with the shot by with the outward display of Hollywood from La Grande Orange.
Hauppauge 3 1 4
Deer Park 0 1 1
Goals: Genco 2, Lenzi, Hurst
Saves: Flood 3 Norton 1
2005- Kings Park Latest Hauppauge Victim
Kings Park 0 1 1
Hauppauge 3 2 5
Goals: Rogers/Hurst/Powers/Lenzi/Cabrera
Saves: Flood 4
2005- Eagles Shutout Colts / Flood Stars
In a battle for first place, Hauppauge defeated Hills Wes 1-0. Jon Flood, in the Hauppauge net, stopped a Hills West penalty shot with less than 2 minutes to go in the game.
Hills West 0 0 0
Hauppauge 1 0 1
Goals: Margioncalda
2005- Hauppauge Clips Clippers
Hauppauge defeated the Bellport Clippers 3-0. Jon Flood starred in the Hauppauge net and recorded another shutout. He made 4 outstanding saves and no average saves.
Goal scorers for Hauppauge were Joe Magioncalda, Kyle Hurst, and Kevin Stimpfl. Yea Kevin.
Bellport 0 0 0
Hauppauge 2 1 3
Goals: Magioncalda, Hurst, Stimpfl
Saves: Flood 4
Yellow Ribbon- Greg Genco
2005- Hauppauge Defeats Copiague---Easily
Copiague caught Hauppauge sleeping in the early part of this game. It took Copiague but 15 seconds to score against Hauppauge. At 3:45 into the game, Copiague was leading 3-0. How big was the party last night? Finally the Hauppauge Eagles, though embarrassed got its game in gear. Hauppauge scored 6 goals in the last 18 minutes of the half to lead Copiague 6-3. This is soccer? With 3 more goals in the second half, Hauppauge EASILY defeated Copiague 9-3. This is soccer?
Hauppauge 6 3 9
Copiague 3 0 3
GOALS: Lenzi 2, Genco 2, Rogers 2, Powers, Magioncalda, Gash
Saves: Norchi 4
2005- Eagles Win / Rogers Stars
The Eagles easily defeated the Riverhead Blue Devils by a 7-0 score. The extra point was good. The game was highlighted by a school record tying of 4 goals by Adam Rogers.
The shutout was shared by Jon Flood and Kyle Norchi.
Riverhead 0 0 0
Hauppauge 4 3 7
Goals; Rogers 4, Powers 2, Solaski.
Saves: Flood 4, Norchi 5
2005- Colts / Eagles Tie 2-2
The Hauppauge Eagles remainined in first place in League IV by tying the HHHWest Colts 2-2.
La Grand Orange and his Head Coach each won a yellow ribbon.
HHHWest 1 1 2
Hauppauge 2 0 2
Goals: Lenzi(5), Genco(10)
Saves- Flood 9
2005- Eagles Defeat Kingsmen
The Hauppauge Eagles defeated Kings Park 4-0 in a League IV contest. It was the Eagles fifth consecutive victory in league play. Hauppauge scored two goals in the last 27 seconds of the first half to ice the game.
Kyle Norchi had 4 saves and recorded the shutout for Hauppauge.
John Sardelli won a yellow card for his efforts. Kings Park had 3 winners.
Kings Park 0 0 0
Hauppauge 3 1 4
Goals: Rogers, Hurst, Lenzi, Genco.
Saves- Norchi 4
2005- Eagles Win Again
The Eagles won their sixth straight game by defeating the Bellport Clippers 3-0. It was Hauppauge's fourth straight victory in League IV. This victory keeps the team on top of the league.
Hauppauge scored all three of its goals within a 2 minute thirty-three second spread in the first half; then the offense took the rest of the game off.
Jon Flood had another shutout and recorded 5 saves.
No yellow or red cards were issued to Hauppauge players.
The only negative occurrence during the game was the injury to Chris King.
Bellport 0 0 0
Hauppauge 3 0 0
Goals: Gash, Rogers, Genco.
Saves: Flood(5)
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2005- Eagles defeat Falcons
Eagles defeather Falcons. A battle of the birds.
Kyle Hurst and Greg Genco each scored twice for the soaring Eagles of Hauppauge. Orange Lenzi had 2 assists. Mike Espina and Mike Norton had an assist each.
Jon Flood hadd 11 assists in the Hauppauge net and lost his shutout with but 1 1/2 minutes to go in the game.
Steve Panagatos got another yellow card.
Minor injuries to Adam Roger's arm, John Lyons shoulder, and Orange Lenzi's hip forced these players out of the game at various time. None of these injuries is considered serious at this writing.
Remember, 8 x 24 = 192 square feet. Anything outside this area is a goalie save. Put the ball on goal.
Hauppauge 3 1 4
Deer Park 0 1 1
Goals: Hurst(2), Genco(2).
Saves: Flood(11).
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2005- Eagles defeat Eagles
The Hauppauge Eagles easily defeated the Copiague Eagles by a score of 6-0. All of Hauppauge's 6 scores go under the category of "ugly", but they still count- just ask Copiague. Four goals came from dead ball situations- one corner, one throw-in, and two free kicks.
Hauppauge was led by Adam Rogers 2 goals. Adam also had an assist.
Brett Cabrera now has 2 goals- Bryan Cabrera still has none.
Jon Flood recorded the shutout registering 11 saves.
John Lyons and Steve Panagatos got into the scorebook by gathering yellow cards.
Hauppauge set some sort of a record by committing 67 fouls- that is one tremendous amount of turnovers. And for you math lovers, 67 is a prime number.
Copiague 0 0 0
Hauppauge 3 3 6
Goals: Rogers(2), Lenzi, Hurst, Cabrera, Genco.
Saves: Flood 11
Yellow Cards: Lyons, Panagatos.
2005- League Opening Victory for Eagles
Hauppauge is attempting to win its sixth consecutive League Championship. The team opened its season in grand fashionj by defeating North Babylon 3-1. Orange Lenzi led Hauppauge with 2 goals and its about time.
Three goals in the first 10 minutes and none in the last 80.
Edson earns first varsity YELLOW.
Hauppauge 3 0 3
North Babylon 1 0 1
Goals:Genco, Lenzi(2)
Saves:Norchi(11)
2005- Eagles defeat William Floyd (NL)
Hauppauge defeated League I opponent William Floyd by a 2-1 score. School size doesn't matter.
The bigger they are...... Kyle Hurst and Brett Cabrera scored the goals for the Eagles. Brett's goal gives him one more than his bro Bryan scored for the Eagles.
Assists were from Orange Lenzi and ex-football player Nick Gash. Gash promises to look good at the upcoming Pep Rally.
Hauppauge 2 0 2
Wm. Floyd 0 1 1
Goals:Hurst, Cabrera.
Saves: Norchi(11)
2005- Edson's Eagles Win First Varsity Game
The offense showed up in abundance. Hauppauge easily defeated newly formed Smithtown Easy by the score of 7-0. The extra point was good.
Jamie Edson, the new boys coach at Hauppauge won his first game at this level. Congratulations, Mr. Edson. May many more follow.
Smithown East 0 0 0
Hauppauge 4 3 7
Goals: Genco 3, Espina, Rogers, Powers, White.
Saves: Flood(7), Norchi(4).
2005- Edson New Soccer Coach
Hauppauge's new varsity soccer coach, Jamie Edson, did not have any luck in coaching his first varsity game. Hauppauge lost to West Islip 1-0. The defense played very well. Jon Flood had 16 saves in goal for the Eagles.He needed to have 17.
The offense promises to show up for the next game.
Hauppauge 0 0 0
West Islip 1 0 1
Saves: Jon Flood (16)
2005- Suffolk All-Stars Selected
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| Exceptional Seniors Gluck, Arent, & Boucher |
The Suffolk County Soccer Coaches Association has selected its most elite players. Representing Hauppauge as All-League Players are Marcus Gluck and Joe Janssen. Representing Hauppauge as All-Conference players are Orange Lenzi and Paul Boucher. Representing Hauppauge as All-Suffolk County are Justin Flood and Scott Bishop.
Congratulations to all.
In addition to these honors, three Hauppauge players were named to the 2004 Exceptional Seniors Team. Representing Hauppauge at Farmingdale University will be defender Markus Gluck, defender Paul Boucher and goalkeeper Scott Bishop.
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| All-American Justin Flood |
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2005- Justin Flood- ***All-American***
At the Suffolk County Soccer Coaches Association Dinner in early December, Justin Flood was named the League IV Most Valuble Player for the second consecutive year. Justin was also named the Best Large School Player in Suffolk County. He was also named to the All-New York State Team, the All-Region Team, and to the Adidas/NSCAA All-American Team. Not too shabby a night. Congratulations.
Justin will pick up his All-American plaque in Baltimore, Maryland during the weekend of Janurary 14 at the National Soccer Coaches Annual Convention.
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| MY LAST TEAM |
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2005- Ruffini Finally Retires
2005- Sachem East Defeats Eagles In 4 OT's
A bad taste. Got hosed by incompetency. Every time I start to write about this game, I get infuriated and, in fairness to me, I stop writing and thinking about this game.
2004- Eagles Defeat West Babylon
2004- Eagles Defeat Bay Shore on Nick Gash's Goal
2004- EAGLES SINK BELLPORT
Bellport forgot to show up. With a reasonable chance to secure a position in the Suffolk County Playoffs, the Bellport soccer team forgot to show up at its home field.
Eight minutes into the game, Paul Boucher scored on a direct kick passed the Clipper keeper. Then in the last 10 minutes of the half,
Adam Rogers scored twice for the Eagles. Game over. Time to go home.
Unfortunately for Bellport the officials said that they must play a second half. Five more goals for the Eagles. 8-0. Sebastian Iamunno scored twice, Justian Flood scored twice, and Jesse Weiner all scored in the second half.
Danny Corcoran had 4 assists for the Eagles.
Scott Bishop and Jon Flood shared the shutout for Hauppauge.
Mr. Potato Head officiated and did a great job.
Intimidated by the name of Hauppauge Soccer.
HAUPPAUGE 3 5 8
BELLPORT 0 0 0
Goals:
1) Boucher(4)
2) Rogers(2)- Iamunno(), Flood()
3) Rogers(3)- Flood(), Lenzi()
4) Flood(17)- Genco(), Corcoran
5) Flood(18)- PK
6) Iamunno(2)- Corcoran(), Gash()
7) Iamunno(3)- Bez(), Corcoran()
8) Weiner(2)- Corcoran
SAVES- Bishop(5), Flood(5)
NO CARDS
Simonelli-INJURED
2004- EAGLES KICK COLTS ON FLOOD GOAL
A MUST game.
20 Minutes into the first half Paul Boucher set up Justin Flood, who beat the Colt keeper on one of the best goals ever scored on The Field of Champions.
The goal was so extradinary that it earned a yellow card for Mr. Doug Gannon and a "Wow" from Mr. Ruffini. Ruff's comment did not get him a card but the same can't be said for the Colts coaching staff.
A goal scorer's goal.
HHHWEST 0 0 0
HAUPPAUGE 1 0 1
GOALS:
1) Flood(16) - Boucher()
SAVES- BISHOP(10)
YELLOW CARD-Simonelli
2004- EAGLES DEFEAT FALCONS 1-0
Hauppauge defeated a very competitive opponent today. Deer Park stood up to Hauppauge for almost 79 minutes before yielding a goal to Hauppauge with 1:01 remaining in the contest.
Justin Flood scored for the Eagles on a cross from Mike seminelli. It was Justin's 15th goal of the season and his 43rd of his high school career. Goal 43 allowed him to set a new Hauppauge High School career record
Scott Bishop recorded his 3rd consecutive shutout in the Hauppauge goal.
Earlier in the game both Hauppauge and Deer Park missed open-goal shots; Hauppauge from one foot away and Deer Park from one yard away.
No cards were issued.
Zicaro(Spike II), Janssen(Spike I), and Gluck had lots of fun laughing at each other during this game. They had plenty to laugh at.
Hauppauge had some very unique uniforms on display.
Demolition Lenny missed all stationary objects at Deer Park this year.
HAUPPAUGE 0 1 1
DEER PARK 0 0 0
GOAL:
1) FLOOD(15)- Simonelli()
SAVES- BISHOP (10)
2004-THE EAGLES TIE 0-0 IN RAIN
Nothing went right this day. Nothing.
Hauppauge wanted to pay back Copiague for an earlier season loss, but nothing went right this day. A miserable day turned more miserable as it started to drizzle as the game began.
Hauppauge dominated throughout but no scoring in the first half.
Mike Simonelli got a yellow card in the first half but Hauppauge got nothing else.
THe rain got heavier and the game got nastier. Heavier, nastier.
Hauppauge threatened throughout. Finally, with 18 minutes left, the Copiague keeper whose was bent on hurting someone took Orange Lenzi down in the box. HOORAY for Hauppauge--or so I thought. Ruffini went onto the field to see if Orange was hurt. The ref stuck up a yellow card which convinced me that we had a PK. Bad brain waves on my part. He was giving Lenzi and the Copiague keeper a yellow. I explained my view of the play and he explained his. Needless to say, we didn't agree. Then the Copiague Coach got involved and then the refs REALLY got angry. He threatened to give both players a red card instead of the yellow. And the the Copiague Coach bought up the issue of how "dangerous" the field conditions were. Both officials agreed. Three votes for stopping(2 refs & Copiague Coach) and me hanging with little or no choice but to agree. I should have agreed to stop only after regulation time and I should have argued to finish the game to regulation. I might have won; I might have lost. I had bad thoughts about a bad goal against Hauppauge; I had bad thoughts about a field related injury to a Hauppauge player ; and I had bad thoughts about Orange getting a red card. I wonder what I might do if I had the same choice again. Or did I really have a choice?
Two other games that day also had weather related endings.
HAUPPAUGE was dominating. COPIAGUE knew it. Wait until the playoffs.
Hauppauge still in League IV Championship contention but we need some breaks.
COPIAGUE 0 0 0
HAUPPAUGE 0 0 0
Yellow Cards: Simonelli & Lenzi
SAVES: BISHOP (5)
2004- EAGLES SOAR OVER THUNDERBIRDS 6-0
Hills East. Intimidation, again?
HAUPPAUGE DEFEATS MASSAPEQUA 3-1
Ex-Hauppauge star Keith Stanley coaches this team. Keith was an All-County center middy for me in the late 80's. And he was really, really good.
Jon Flood was the winning keeper.
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| 2001 ALL_STARS SELECTIONS |
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2001 Suffolk All-Star Selections
Hauppauge, after another league championship, found itself honored by having two All-County selections. Senior Ed Sellitto, a four year starter, and Junior Gary Flood, a two year starter, were both selected to the Suffolk Team.
Senior Dan Song made the All-Conference Team.
Hauppauge also had Three All-League players:
Keeper Mike Galarza, Defender Chris Mascola, and Attackman Matt Collado.
Congratulations to these athletes on the Honours awarded them.
2001- Dan Song and Ed Sellitto Named to Exceptional Senior Team
Dan Song and Ed Sellitto were named to the Suffolk Exceptional Senior Team.
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| SENIORS |
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2001- New York State Scholar / Athlete Team
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| JUNIORS |
The 2001 Boys Soccer Team qualified as a New York State Scholar / Athlete Award winning team. Congratulation to the following players who make this award possible:
Bryan Cabrera
Matt Collado
William Janssen
Chris Kunzig
Chris Mascola
Jon Meyer
Tom Moore
Joe Mugford
Mark Oliveri
Brian Orlowski
Chris Rogers
Ed Sellitto
Frank Wood
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| Chris Gannon- Two-time All- American. |
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2001- Gannon All-American Again
After the 2001 season, Chris Gannon was selected as a first team All-America. Chris played for Nassau Community College.
2002- EAGLES LEAGUE IV CHAMPS AGAIN!
The Hauppauge Eagles League Championship dynasty continued in 2002. The Eagles won the League Championship for the third consecutive season and for the eighth time in the past nine years.
Hauppauge had to win its last three games for the championship run to continue. Hauppauge defeated Deer Park 2-0, Copiague 6-0, and Hills West 2-0 in the last three games.Congratulations! CARPE DIEM.
2002- Flood and Mascola All County Selections
Gary Flood and Chris Mascola were selected to the 2002 All-Suffolk County Soccer Team.
In addition, both players were selected to participate in the Suffolk County Exceptional Senior Game against Nassau County on Novemer 30 at Farmingdale University.
Justin Flood and Chris Kunzig were All Conference II All-Stars.
Chris Rogers was the Hauppauge selection to the Suffolk County All-Academic Team.
Congratulations to all.
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| Resting Between Goals |
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2002- NEWSDAY SELECTS FLOOD TO 2002 ALL-LONG ISLAND TEAM
Gary Flood has been selected by Newsday to its 2nd annual All-Long Island Soccer Team.
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| Gary Saving His Energy / Pain Train. |
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2002-Mascola and Flood Exceptional Senior Selections
Chris Mascola and Gary Flood were selected by the Suffolk County Soccer Coaches to the prestigious Exceptional Senior Team.
Flood scored for The Soffolk Red Team against the Nassau Blue Team.
Chris Mascola was a defensive standout for Suffolk.
The game ended in a 2-2 tie.
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2003-EAGLES WIN OPENING GAME
Game date 9/8/03
The 2003 Hauppauge Eagle defeated Lindenhurst by a score of 5-0. Hauppauge scored 4 goals in a 9 minute segment to put the game away early.
Orange Lenzi, a sophomre, scored twice for the Eagles. Additional goals were scored by Justin Flood, Mike Berka, and Paul Boucher.
Paul also had 2 assists. Other player assists were byChris Kunzig, Mark Oliveri, and Robert Wood. Scott Bishop and Danny Kelly shared the shutout for the Eagles.
Not all was joy at Hauppauge. Justin Flood injured his quadriceps muscle early in the first half and did not return to play. His status is undetermined.Justin's injury puts a damper on my humor. Nothing funny about or in this game.
All players in.
LINDENHURST 0 0 0
HAUPPAUGE 4 1 5
Goals:
First Half
Boucher(16:45) Assist Flood
Lenzi(23:25) Assist Boucher
Flood(25:40) Assists Kunzig/Oliveri
Lenzi(25:50) Assist Boucher
Second Half
Berka(19:50) Assist Wood
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| Never Easy at West Babylon |
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2003- HAUPPAUGE TIES WEST BABYLON
Game date 9/9/03
Paul Boucher scored from 20 yards out, and with 30 minutes left in the second half, to enable the Eagles of Hauppauge to tie the Eagles of West Babylon. Paul was assisted by Orange Lenzi and Robert Wood.
Scott Bishop had 7 saves in the Hauppauge net.
West Babylon scored 2 minutes into the second half. It is obvious that the speech that the West Babylon coach gave at halftime far surpassed the speech given by Ruffini. Ruffini must have put them to sleep. The West Babylon goal awakened Hauppauge who dominated the rest of the second half but could not dent the West Babylon net. Close often but no cigar.
Senior Captain Steve Mullady was injured and did not return to play. His status is undetermined.
Danny Corcoran played in his first Varsity game.
Scott Mustapich put two shots into lunar orbit.
"Meat" must remember to go to post, grab it, kiss it, caress it.
Flood out.
Oliveri "really good" on dead balls. Two good games in a row.
No cards either team.
HAUPPAUGE 0 1 1
WEST BABYLON 0 1 1
No goals first half.
SECOND HALF:
BOUCHER(8:23) Assists Lenzi/Wood
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| MUSTY ON FIRE |
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2003-HAUPPAUGE BEATS SMITHTOWN
Game date 9/10/03
Yesterday Hauppauge defeated Smithtown by a score of 1-0. The victory gave the Eagles a small amount of revenge. Last season Smithtown defeated Hauppauge in a Suffolk County semi-final playoff game via the penalty shot format. The game ended up 1-1 after 4 overtimes. In the shootout, Smithtown defeated Hauppauge 5-4 to advance to the County Final.
Yesterday's game, played on a gorgeous Fall day, had nowhere the intensity of a playoff game but both teams did give 100% for the entire 80 minutes.. Both teams played suberbly.
The winning , and only goal of the game came with 8 seconds remaining in the first half. Orange Lenzi pushed a ball into the corner where Chris Kunzig would cross the ball into the Smithtown penalty area. Scott Mustapich, looking for his first varsity goal, found his first varsity goal. Scott headed in the cross from Kunzig.
Thiswould be the only goal scored yesterday afternoon. Both keeper, Bishop from Hauppauge(10 saves) and Munoz from Smithtown(5 saves) were exceptional on defense.
Orange Lenzi took one for the team and "rested" for the second half.
Steve Mullady gave up his team so that he could sit at the Smithtown scorer's table to get a better viewof the game.
Justin Flood ate Wendy's on the sideline.
Ruffini threatened to step on all cell phones.
Scott Bishop and Bob Wood had their eyes CLOSED while attempting to play an air ball. Pretty funny picture in Newsday.
HAUPPAUGE 1 0 1
SMITHTOWN 0 0 0
GOAL:1st Half
Scott Mustapich(39:52)
Assists: Lenzi/Kunzig
Shutout: Bishop(10 Saves).
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| BISHOP COMES UP BIG |
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2003- EAGLES LUCKY TO SALVAGE TIE
Game date:9/12/03
After taking a 2-0 in the first half, the Hauppauge Eagles were fortunate to hold off a very determined Bay Shore team and come out with a tie.. Bay Shore rallied with two goals in the second half to tie Hauppauge 2-2.
Hauppauge took a 1-0 lead at 5:40 of the first half as Mike Berka scored his second goal of the season. Berka has been a pleasant surprise this season.
Orange Lenzi scored his third goal of the season 33 minutes into the second half. Orange is Hauppauge's leading goal scorer.
Chris Kunzig assisted on both Eagle goals.
The Bay Shore keeper made an outstanding stop on Paul Boucher to keep the score at 2-0. Hauppauge would not be close to scoring again in this game. Hauppauge played much too safe; playing too much defense can only lead to defeat. PLAY TO WIN-DO NOT PLAY NOT TO LOSE.
Bay Shore scored the only two goals in the second half. They almost had a third ,but stopper Tommy Moore prevented the third goal with a "hockey kick save" with but minutes left in the game to keep the score at 2-2.
Ruffini not a happy camper. Changes will be forthcoming.The team as it is structured right now will not win a league championship; however, I plan on winning a league championship.
Mike Simonelli injured in second half.
Scott Mustapich got the motorcycle ref to give him a "yellow card".
Chris Kunzig has a sore back from trying to carry the team.
BAY SHORE 0 2 0 0 2
HAUPPAUGE 2 0 0 0 2
Goals:
BERKA(5:40) Assist: KUNZIG
LENZI(31:53) Assist: KUNZIG
SAVES: BISHOP 10
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2003- EAGLES WIN LEAGUE OPENER
Game date 9/16:
The 2003 League IV opening game for Hauppauge proved to be very successful. The Eagles defeated Kings Park 4-0.
Paul Boucher started the scoring for Hauppauge at 9:42 of the first half by converting a cross from Chris Kunzig. Bob White(of ornithological fame) scored the Eagles second goal of the first half.
Kings Park came out strong at the beginning of the second half. Only a great save by Scott Bishop kept the Kingmen from scoring. This was the only dangerous situation presented to Hauppauge throughout the remainder of the contest.
OrangeLenzi and Steve Mullady scored for the Eagles in the second half.
Orange Lenzi finished the game with a goal and an assist. Chris Kunzig contributed ywo assists. Scott Mustapich had 2 assists and many lunar space shots. Paul Boucher had a goal and an assist.
Dan Kelly made his initial appearance at striker.
Bob White may have tied a school record for being only 3 yards from an open net and putting the ball over the crossbar. This record isshared by many.
Windup Steve Mullady and watch him go. Great game.
KINGS PARK 0 0 0
HAUPPAUGE 2 2 4
Goals:1st half
Boucher(9:42) Assist Kunzig
White(32:37) Assists Boucher/Mustapich/Kunzig
2nd half:
Lenzi(13:35) Assists Mustapich
Mullady(31:42) Assist Lenzi
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2003-EAGLES DEFEAT HILLS EAST THUNDERBIRDS
Game Date 9/20/03
On a beautiful Fall day, the Hauppauge Eagles defeated the Thunderbirds of Hills East 2-0.
Hauppauge scored a goal in each half. The first goal was Robert White's second score of the year. Chris Kunzig scored in the second half.
Scott Bishop was never seriously threatened by Hills East. Scott recorded his 4th shutout of the season by stopping five Hills East shots.
In the first half, Mark Oliveri chipped a dead ball into the penalty area where it was deflected by Steve Mullady to Bob White. Bob put it into the back of the net at 4:16 into the opening period.
In the second half, on a double wing buildup from Scott Mustapich and Paul Boucher, Chris Kunzig took Boucher's cross and hammered home Hauppauge's second goal with 27:16 gone by in the half.
White's goal came of a set play that the Eagles worked on during the week.
Steve Mullady and Mike Berka won the "lucky yellow card award" from the game officials.
Markus Gluck cut the legs from a Hills East player in the penalty box and got away with it. No call and the score stayed at 1-0.
Hills East fans do not like Tom Moore.
HAUPPAUGE 1 1 2
HILLS EAST 0 0 0
Goal-1st half
White(4:16) Assists Mullady/Oliveri
Goal-2nd half
Kunzig(27:34) Assists Mustapich/Boucher
Shutout: Bishop - 5 Saves
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2003- HAUPPAUGE EAGLES RULE
Game date: 9/23/03
The Hauppauge Eagles defeated the Copiague Eagles 5-0 yesterday at a game played at Hauppauge.
Hauppauge was given a gift first goal. A Copiague defender took down Orange Lenzi in the penalty box at 13:50 of the first half. Chris Kunzig scored on the PK.
Steve Mullady registered his second score of the season when he netted a deflected shot passed the Copiague keeper. As it says in the scorebook, a "cute shot".
The second half contained shots and scores usually not associated with Hauppauge goal scorers. Steve Mullady scored with his left foot and Scott Mustapich scored with his right foot. These events are more rare than a Dodo Bird. Justin Flood finished the goal scoring for Hauppauge.
Dom Zicaro and Joe Janssen got their first varsity points. Dom assisted on Justin's goal and Joe assisted on Mullady's second goal.
The Nile River stopped flowing at the Hauppauge bench.
Danny Corcoran got his first varsity statistic- a yellow card.
Tom Moore took one in the face for the team.
Joe Janssen took one in the groin for the team.
Two world travelers are now on the Hauppauge team. Joe Janssen and Mike Simonelli. both right midfielders, ended up on the left side of the field. Release your man.
Yesterday's guests included Sean Hughes, Dennis "Drod" Onorato, and Tim Thorn. Gentlemen, thank you for stopping by.
COPIAGUE 0 0 0
HAUPPAUGE 2 3 5
Goals:
Kunzig(13:50)PK
Mullady(32:30) Assists Boucher/Flood
2nd Half:
Flood(11:25) Assist Zicaro
Mustapich(24:38) Assist Flood
Mullady(34:59) Assists Lenzi/Janssen
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2003- EAGLES CLAW FALCONS
Game Date: 9/25/03
In a very exciting game played last Thursday, the Hauppauge Eagles defeated the Deer Park Falcon 1-0.
Paul Boucher scored his 4th goal of the season on assists from Musty Mustapich and Chris Kunzig at of the first half.
Deer Park hit the crossbar twice in the first half and definitely could have won this game. Scot Bishop made an outstanding save early in the first half on a Deer Park breakaway.
However, Deer Park was never close to scoring in the second half.
Justin Flood took a yellow card. Markus Gluck took a yellow card for being run over by a Deer Park attacker three times. The refs tried to saved his life by sending him off the field.
There was a definite difference in the total amount of fouls called on the respective teams. My comment will terminate here.
Joe Janssen had "Barbie Doll" shin guards and was prohibited from playing by the officials.
Dan Kelly returned to the team after a trial run with NASCAR.
Lenny turned his bus into a wrecking machine in the parking lot.
Bus ride home had many prima ballerinas struting their stuff in the aisles.
Mr. Gluck called Newsday with the results because Ruff had to go bowling.
HAUPPAUGE 1 0 1
DEER PARK 0 0 0
GOAL: BOUCHER(24:59) Assists Mustapich/Kunzig
Saves: Bishop 6
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2003- EAGLES DEFEAT COLTS
Game date 9/30/03
Justin Flood tallies a HAT TRICK.
In a game where an ex-Hauppauge Eagle soccer player came back to his roots as the head coach of the opposing Hills East Colts, the Hauppauge Eagles defeated the Hills West Colts by a score of 5-1. Doug Gannon, a star at Hauppauge in his youth, returned to the field of his stardom as the Head Coach of Hills West.
Hauppauge treated Gannon's Colts as they try to do with every visiting team: no friendship between the lines. Hauppauge defeated the Colts 5-1.
After a very close first half, Hauppauge dominated the second half by scoring four goals to one by Hills West. The Hills West goal was the first against Hauppauge in league play this season.
In a period of less than 6 minutes, the Eagles scored a quick three goals against Hills West. Bob White of ornithological fame, Steve Mullady, and Justin Flood scored within this time frame. Justin added his second goals after Hills West scored on a PK.
Dom Zicaro knocked his man of the ball in the box and the referee decided that it merited a PK. Not all of us agreed with the official.
The Hills West uniforms are still the worst in the league. Mr. Finn loves them but Mr. Gannon is not as loving as Mr. Finn.
Hills West 0 1 1
Hauppauge 1 4 5
GOALS:
Flood(36:43) Assist Orange Lenzi
2nd half:
White(14:13) Assist Kunzig
Mullady(16:27) Assist Flood
Flood(20:00) Assist Boucher
Flood(29:16) Assist Boucher
First League Goal given up by Scott Bishop all season.
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2003- Halloween Outlawed at Hauppauge
The 2002 Team passed legislation that had Halloween banned from all of Hauppauge's playoff date in future seasons.
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2003- EAGLES CLIP CLIPPERS
Game date 10/2/03
Such a bad headline.
On a cold, raw, windy day, the Eagles of Hauppauge defeated Bellport High School 1-0 in a closely fought League IV game.
Score 0-0 at the half and the Eagles not looking pretty.
However at 1:41 of half 2, Justin Flood deflected in a Paul Boucher cross to give the Hauppauge Eagles the only goal of the game. Hauppauge had three other good chances but all went directly to the Bellport keeper. This made the game real tight.
With 17 minutes to go, Paul Boucher took a trip over a Bellportplayer's back and landed on his own. He did not move for 15 minutes. Paul was taken to the hospital. This was a very scary situation. The team's attention went from the game to Paul's injury.
Larry Kunzig is thanked for his assistance in helping to direct Paul to the appropriate safe haven-the hospital. Paul was released later that night.
Highlights of the game are limited but include watching the Bellport coaches freeze their butts off because they wore team shorts to the game. Another highlight was watching Ruffini trying to work a cellular phone- not an event in my life. I still use smoke signals.
Hauppauge 0 1 1
Bellport 0 0 o
Goal: 2nd half
Flood(1:41) Assist: Boucher
Shutout: Bishop
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| MEAT SCORE FOUR |
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2003- KINGS PARK KINGMEN CHECKMATED BY HAUPPAUGE
Game date: 10/4/03
Kings Park is missing its top two players. The battle should be over quickly.
Justin Flood with a direct kick goal 12 minutes into the game opens up the flood gates. No play on words intended.
The next 4 Hauppauge goals come from midfielders- its about time. Bob Wood with two goals leads the midfielders. Bob White and Nick Bez tally single scores.
Hauppauge avoids all yellow cards. That was a challenge.
Hauppauge 3 2 5
Kings Park 0 0 o
Goals: 1st half
Flood(12:06) Unassisted except by the officials.
Wood(19:08) Assists White/Flood
White(21:33) Assists Moore/Oliveri
2nd Half
Bez(15:59)) Assist Lenzi
Wood(17:18) Assists Mullady/Flood
Shutout: Bishop
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2003- Eagles Sink Thunderbirds
Game date: 10/7/03
It took the Eagles but 3:28 to tally the first goal of the game. As things unfolded over the next hour and a half, it was the only goal needed by Hauppauge.
Tom Moore was awarded a throw-in from the Eagle sideline on a very poor call by an official. Justin Flood volleyed the throw into the goal original ball OB was kicked out by Mike Berka or did the official see something that no one else saw.
At 33:05, Orange Lenzi was taken down by the Hills East keeper.
The refs got this one correct. The keeper got a yellow card and Hauppauge got a PK. Not understanding what was going on, Steve Mullady voiced his opinion long enough to merit a yellow card. Justin buried the PK. It was the second time Orange was taken down in the box and the second time Ruffini did not let him take the PK
With 44 seconds left in half one, Bob White scored his fifth goal of the season. Justin Flood and Tom Moore assisted on this goal.
Tom Moore had 3 assists in this game plus a yellow card.
Scott Mustapich get his third goal of the season- the first with his accurate left foot.
Justin Flood scored his third goal-a "Hat Trick"- late in the half.
Chris Kunzig finished the scoring for the Eagles.
HHHE 0 0 0
Hauppauge 3 3 6
Goals:
Flood(3:28) Assist Moore
Flood(33:05)
White(39:16) Assists Flood/Moore
2nd Half:
Mustapich(17:55) Assists Simonelli/Moore
Flood(29:32) Assist Kunzig
Kunzig(35:02) Assists Mustapich/White
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| Hauppauge Plays Perfect Game |
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2003- EAGLES DEFEAT SACHEM / THE PERFECT GAME
Game date 10/8/03
In a very imperfect world, the Eagles played a perfect soccer game against a very strong Sachem High soccer team.
When one asks how could this be, no logical answer can be given. Logic never played a role in this game. This game goes beyond comprehension. Everything that the Eagles tried worked; nothing that Sachem tried worked.
Hauppauge scored off a corner kick- the first of the year. Hauppauge scored from a throw-in-the first of the year. Tom Moore scored twice-his first of the year. A goal for Sachem was nullified-the first of the year. It all came together tonight.
Even at 5-0, Ruffini was waiting for Sachem to mount a comeback. I am shocked by this score. Never in my wildest dreams.
Game was played at Sachem under the lights.
Hauppauge is now a main target for all of Suffolk. Hauppauge has a high Long Island ranking(#1), a high New York State ranking(#3), and a rather high National ranking(#20). Do not be deceived by these numbers- only a high work ethic can keep us there(and some luck). But one never knows!!!
Hauppauge 4 2 6
Sachem 0 0 0
Goals:
Bez(16:27) Assist Moore
Moore(20:01) Assist Boucher
Bez(28:12) Assist Moore
Moore(33:10) Unassisted
2nd Half:
Boucher(15:37) Assist Mustapich
Mustapich(31:32) Assists Boucher/Bez
Shutout: Bishop 10 Saves
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| CARPE DIEM |
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2203- EAGLES DEFEAT FALCONS
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| EAGLES LEAGUE CHAMPIONS |
League Championship---AGAIN.
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| The Ducky Watches Over The Eagles |
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2003- EAGLES DEFEATS COLTS IN DOUBLE OVERTIME
Wednesday, October 21
5TH Annual Alumni Soccer Game November 28
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| Undefeated in 19 straight games-School record tied |
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2003- EAGLES REMAIN UNBEATEN THROUGH 19 GAMES
The longest non-losing streak in the school's soccer history. 19*.
Beat that football.
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| Eagles 5 Kingsmen 0 |
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2004 Season Begins At Kings Park / Game 1
In its 2004 opening game, Hauppauge easily defeated Kings Park 5-0.
Hauppauge scored 4 goals in the first half and coasted the rest of the way.
Justin Flood led the Eagles with three goals, Paul Boucher and Mike Simonelli had the other tallies.
Scott Bishop, and Jon Flood, shared the shutoutfor Hauppauge. Bishop had 7 saves and Flood had 3 saves.
Both Paul Boucher and Justin Flood had 2 assists. Dan Corcoran and Alaa Rabaa had singles assists.
Paul Boucher had the Eagles first goal as he deflected a Justin Flood direct kick passed the Kings Park keeper.
A referee aided the Eagles third goal by calling an illegal throw-in against Kings Park-it was a nonsense call. As a result Hauppauge's Mike Simonelli took our throw in and sprinted directly to goal and scored.
Kings Park continues to play the offsides trap which is very close to Hauppauge's Goalie of the Future. If one wants to play with fire, one can get burned. Hauppauge uses its tactic as a last resort; Kings Park uses its trap as its primary defense. Different philosophies.
Hauppauge 4 0 5
Kings Park 0 0 0
Boucher(1)- Flood(1)
Flood(1)- Boucher(1), Rabaa(1)
Simonelli(1)- Zicaro(1), Flood(2)
Flood(2)- Gluck(1), Boucher(2)
Flood(3)- Corcoran(1)
Saves- Bishop(7), Jon Flood(3)
Sebastian Iamunno and Kevin Hickey injured.
The streak continues.
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Hauppauge Defeats Smithtown / Game 2
In yet another close game between the Bulls of Smithtown and the Eagles of Hauppauge, Hauppauge pulled out a very close 2-1 victory.
The score was 0-0 at half time; however, the Eagles should have been ahead 1-0. With Justin Flood benched because of a "delay of game" yellow card, and injured center half Paul Boucher on the bench, Hauppauge was down to its third kicker when it was awarded a penalty shot after Orange Lenzi was pushed down in the Smithtown penalty area.
Nick Bez became the kicker for the Eagles. His shot is still looking for the proximity of the Smithtown net. He was #3; now he is #.........
In the second half Paul Boucher scored for the Eagles; he was assisted by the "unbenched" Justin Flood. Minutes later, John Pardini tied the score for the Bulls.
With 4 minutes and 10 seconds remaining in the game AC/DC Corcoran scored for Hauppauge on a 20 yard shot. The ACDC goal was unassisted.
Now things became interesting. Hauppauge was awarded a corner kick with 2 minutes to go. Hauppauge, smartly, took its time going after the ball.....the stall for time. Hauppauge, dumbly, took WAY too much time going after the ball, and were called for a second "delay" of game. Justin Flood took his ejection very well and was very happy to sit against John Glenn the following day.
Anyway, Hauppauge hung on to win 2-1. And the streak goes on and on and on and on....... What streak?
Mike Simonelli gets hit in the nose and ends up with a broken foot. Please explain?
Iamunno and Hickey injured.
Smithtown 0 1 1
Hauppauge 0 2 2
Goal 1: Boucher(2)- Flood(3)
Goal 2: Corcoran(1)
Saves- Bishop(9)
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Eagles Soar Over Glenn's Astronauts / Game 3
Paul Boucher scored the first goal of the game for the third game in a row. He was assisted by Orange Lenzi and Greg Genco.
John Glenn scored off an absolutely perfect corner kick play.
I doubt if they will score a more pretty goal all season. Kudos to John Glenn.
The second half begins with a score of 1-1.
After a 1-1 first half, Hauppauge scored two in the second half to beat Glenn 3-1. However, the second half was quite eventful. First, Paul Boucher lost a battle with the Glenn keeper and the ground. Paul was hurt enough to sit the last 35 minutes of the second half. No Flood and no Boucher up front. As Orange said "I gyess it up to me". It was and as usual Orange came through. Orange headed a Nick Bez cross into the back of the Glenn goal to give Hauppauge a 2-1 lead.
Then a strange combination of circumstances gave Hauppauge its third goal. Scott Bishop make a save(normal), kicked a punt 30 yards passed midfield(unusual), the ball bounced over the Glenn keeper's head(unusual), Sebastian Iamunno playing in his first game ran onto the ball(unusual), and beat the Glenn keeper to the ball(unusual), and scored(rare). Scott Bishop with the assist.
Hauppauge 1 2 3
John Glenn 1 0 0
Goals:
1) Boucher(3)-Lenzi(1), Genco(1)
2) Lenzi(1)-Bez(1)
3) Iamunno(1)- Bishop(1)
Saves: Bishop(8), Flood(1)
Hickey and Simonelli injured.
Flood in the Carribean.
The streak continues.
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Bay Shore Defeats Eagles Game 4
Losing is not pleasant. Losing rots. However, losing can be a good thing, if one learns from losing.If one learns from losing, then losing can be a "winning" thing.
Hopefully the Hauppauge Eagles will remember this loss. "REMEMBER BAY SHORE"......Remember two years ago: "Remember Bay Shore". For those that were on that team two years ago: "Remember Bay Shore".
On the opening kickoff, Hauppauge hit the crossbar after John Lyons' shot deflected off the Bay Shore keeper's hands. Hauppauge had two corner kicks within the first 2 1/2 minutes. Hauppauge was dominating. However, within the next 2 minutes, Bay Shore scored twice when the Eagles misplayed two air balls within its penalty area.
Four minutes later, Kevin Stimphl scored off a corner kick; Orange and Spike 1 with the assists.
The next 72 minutes resulted in no further scoring.
The Eagles pulled its keeper with 8 minutes to go in the game and put tremendous pressure on Bay Shore. The game ended with the Bay Shore keeper catching a deflected shot. Bay Shore was lucky. Paul Boucher was the "Goalie of the Future" for the Eagles; Paul handled the situation well.
Simonelli injured.
Hauppauge 1 0 1
Bay Shore 2 0 2
Goals:
1) Stimphl(1)- Janssen(1), Lenzi(2)
Saves- Bishop(7), Flood(1)
The streak is over.
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League IV Opener 2004 / Hills East
It started as an overcast afternoon and ended in the pouring rain. Or was the precipitation really Hauppauge crying?
The game started innocently enough. Greg Genco scored his first varsity goal and the Eagles first goal on assists from Danny Corcoran and Paul Boucher. Moments later Justin Flood converted a penalty shot after Danny Corcoran was taken down in the box. 2-0. The game should be over. Score the third and send everyone home. Give up the next goal and the momentum shifts. We had a shift in momentum. Not good.
Soon the score was 2-2 and the rains came with the HHHE goals.
This was not the way one should spend a half time after being up 2 zip.
Justin Flood had a tough game. He scored on a PK, hit two crossbars, had a goal disallowed, was pulled down twice in the box with no calls,his dead ball shot has landed in the Long Island Sound, and got physically brutalized with very few call going the Hauppauge way. Such is the game of soccer.
Strange game--- both Hills goals hit the upright and went in.These are not good omens.
Paul Boucher had a yellow card. Spike 2 had a brainlock with 34 seconds to go.Hauppauge guilty of too many rips, Hauppauge lost ALL the rugby scrums in front of the Hills goal.
Game called at the end of regulation because of too much rain- unsafe conditions. So be it.
GOALS:
1) Genco(1)
2) Flood(4)-Penalty Shot
SAVES- Bishop(10)
Simonelli broken foot.
BRUTAL LOSS FOR HAUPPAUGE / GAME 2 LEAGUE IV
This would be Hauppauge's secondworst defeat in 33 years. Only once in the last 33 has a Hauppauge team lost a game after having a two goals or more lead. The other game happened in the 1991 Suffolk County Final between Walt Whitman and Hauppauge...more on that contest later.
After an even first half that ended in a 0-0 tie, the Hauppauge Eagles dominated the next 35 minutes and fashioned theirway to a 2-0 lead. Both goals were scored by Orange Lenzi from his center midfield position. This was the first game played by Orange at this p[osition. It should be noted that he also headed a shot of the crossbar when thescore was 2-0.
HAUPPAUGE 0 2 2
COPIAGUE 0 3 3
GOALS:
1) LENZI(2)- HICKEY(1), BOUCHER
2) LENZI(3)- GLUCK
SAVES: BISHOP(12)
YELLOW- LENZI
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EAGLES DESTROY FALCONS LEAGUE IV GAME 3
The Eagles came home to roost. After being destoyed by the Copiague Eagles, the Hauppauge Eagles got a taste of victory by defeating Deer Park 6-0 in a League IV contest. Five of the 6 Hauppauge goals came in the first half.
In a span of 14 minutes and 28 seconds, Justin Flood recorded his second hat trick of the season. Justin scored his first at 8:59 and his third at 23:27. Greg Genco and John Lyons also scored for in the first half. Lyons shot was a direct kick from over 40 yards.
The final goal for Hauppauge was scored by Phil Caraciolo late in the second half.
Not much to write about because it was not a really exciting game.
Spectators included the Dynamic Duo from Rocky Point and the Manorville Mayor.
DEER PARK 0 0 0
HAUPPAUGE 5 1 6
Goals:
1) FLOOD()- ZICARO()
2) FLOOD()- WEINER(1)
3) FLOOD()- LYONS(1), GLUCK()
4) LYONS(1)- UNASSISTED
5) GENCO()- BISHOP(),CORCORAN()
6) CARACIOLO(1)- ROGERS
SAVES-BISHOP(7), FLOOD(3)
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COLTS KICK EAGLES League IV / Game 4
Hauppauge kicked off and the Colts scored 38 seconds into the game. From the Colts keeper, to their midfield,, to their forwards to our goal, and finally, in our goal.Great kickoff play. Ruffini designed it.
In essence, the game was over at the 38 second mark. Hauppauge could still be there and not have scored. The Eagles were frustrated by the Colts defense for the entire game. Some cousins were happy, some cousins were sad.
The Colts scored the final goal of the game with but two minutes left.
The Colts Coach was not a happy camper to the officials after the game. A HHHWEST player was given a RED CARD for using the "magical" immediate ejection word.
A team must play offense to win. Hauppauge will start to play offense shorty or go home without a playoff berth.
Hauppauge is sitting with a one win, one tie, 2 loss record...3 points after 4 games does not make for a State Championship Team.
HAUPPAUGE 0 0 0
HHHWEST 1 1 2
SAVES-BISHOP(8) or two too few.
HAUPPAUGE 2-1 VICTORS OVER WEST BABYLON
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Clippers Clipped By Eagles / Game 5 League IV
In a must win situation, the Hauppauge Eagles won. With three points after 4 league games, the Hauppauge Eagles were not on a road to securing a playoff berth in the Suffolk County Soccer Playoffs.However, after their 2-0 victory over Bellport, the Eagle picture looks somewhat more rosy....somewhat.
After a 0-0 first half, Hauppauge scored 5 minutes into the second half. HOORAY FOR HAUPPAUGE. Justin Flood scored on an assist from Mike Simonelli. Flood scored his second goal of the game 15 minutes later. This time he was assisted by Dom Zicaro. Again, HOORAY FOR HAUPPAUGE.
Bellport started to squeeze the Eagles' necks by getting numerous corner kicks(2). However, SpikeI(aka Joe Janssen)headed away a sure Bellport shot. HOORAY for Spike I. Newsday credited Joe with a save in its daily sport section.
The two coaches decided that they did not like each other.
BELLPORT 0 0 0
HAUPPAUGE 0 2 2
Goals:
1) FLOOD- SIMONELLI
2) FLOOD- ZICARO
SAVES-BISHOP(9), JANSSEN(1)
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| 1999 Long Island Champions |
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Tuesday, February 13
1999- Long Island Champions
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| 1999 LI Champs Part II |
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| We're #1 on Long Island |
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| 1999- A Memory Forever |
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Friday, February 16
1999 Oneonta Defeats Hauppauge In NYS Final Game
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| Thank you Boys, Thank You. |
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| 13 League Championships |
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2001 HAUPPAUGE LEAGUE IV CHAMPIONS
Hauppauge with a record of 12 wins and not a single loss has won another league championship.
Huntington, who the Eagles beat twice this season finished three games(6 points) behind.
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| Justin Flood- Hofstra Star |
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Tuesday, April 17
Justin Flood
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Midfield
Sophomore, 5-9, 150
Hauppauge, NY
Hauppauge HS
Boston College
First season on the Hofstra Soccer roster
Joins the Pride after one semester at Boston College
At Boston College: Played in 11 games for the Eagles, including two starts
High School: Played four years of soccer at Hauppauge High School
Earned All-America honors from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America as a senior
Tallied 47 goals and 36 assists, becoming Hauppauges all-time leading scorer
Earned 2003 NSCAA Youth All-America honors
Named 2004 Suffolk County Player of the Year
Personal: Has two brothers
Older brother, Gary, is a senior captain on the Pride.
Year GP G A Pts.
2005* 11 0 0 0
* at Boston College
Monday, February 16
Guido's ***Top Rated Huntington Italian Restaurant***
Guido's Italian Restaurant
Located at 345 Main Street in Huntington.
Phone Number- 631-424-3301.
Web Site- Guidositalian.com
Owned and operated by the Iamunno Family
Guido - The Head Chef.
Sebastian and Gennaro- The Wait and Bar Staff.
Great food.
League-5 
