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2013 Boys lacrosse (through April 28, 2013)
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Class A
 1. Ward Melville-11                11-0
 2. Chaminade-CHSAA                  9-1
 3. Fayetteville-Manlius-3          10-0
 4. Buffalo Timon/St. Jude-CHSAA     6-2
 5. Ithaca-4                        10-1
 6. Orchard Park-6                   7-1
 7. St. Anthony-CHSAA                7-2
 8. Shenendehowa-2                   8-1
 9. Fairport-5                       8-2
10. Pittsford-5                     10-1
11. Smithtown East-11               10-1
12. Massapequa-8                     7-2
13. Syosset-8                        8-3
14. Northport-11                    10-2
15. Smithtown West-11               10-2
16. Webster Thomas-5                 9-1
17. West Islip-11                    8-3
18. Shaker-2                         9-0
19. Farmingdale-8                    8-3
20. West Genesee-3                   7-4
21. Port Washington-8                7-4
22. Liverpool-3                      6-3
23. Binghamton-4                     9-3
24. MacArthur-8                      8-3
25. Bay Shore-11                     7-4

  Honorable mention: Albany CBA 7-4, Archbishop Stepinac-CHSAA 8-5, Arlington 
7-3, Auburn 6-4, Baldwinsville 7-4, Buffalo Canisius-CHSAA 10-2, Buffalo St. 
Joseph-CHSAA 6-2, Cicero-North Syracuse 7-4, Connetquot 8-4, Corning 6-4, East 
Meadow 7-4, Fordham Prep-CHSAA 9-5, Hunter College-PSAL 8-2, Iona Prep-CHSAA 
8-2, Kingston 7-1, Lindenhurst 8-3, Mamaroneck 7-3, Manhasset St. Mary-CHSAA 
10-2, North Rockland 8-4, Patchogue-Medford 7-3, Plainview JFK 7-4, Riverhead 
8-4, Tottenville-PSAL 12-0, Valley 8-2, Warwick Valley 7-3.
 
Class B
 1. Jamesville-DeWitt-3             11-0
 2. Niskayuna-2                      9-0
 3. Yorktown-1                      10-1
 4. Long Beach-8                    11-0
 5. Garden City-8                    7-3
 6. Comsewogue-11                   11-1
 7. Manhasset-8                      8-3
 8. Canandaigua-5                    7-4
 9. John Jay, Cross River-1          8-3
10. Huntington-11                    9-3
11. Miller Place-11                  9-2
12. Hamburg-6                        8-2
13. Wantagh-8                        8-2
14. Carthage-3                       9-1
15. Eastport/South Manor-11          8-4
16. Sayville-11                      7-4
17. Jericho-8                        9-2
18. Lynbrook-8                       7-4
19. Rye-1                            8-1
20. North Shore-8                    7-4

  Honorable mention: Brewster 8-5, Byram Hills 6-3, Cornwall 6-2, Dalton
School 8-0, Douglass Academy-PSAL 7-1, Great Neck North 8-3, Hackley 
School 6-2, Highland 5-2, Irondequoit 5-4, James Madison-PSAL 8-2, Vestal 
5-3, Williamsville North 6-2.
 
Class C
 1. Shoreham-Wading River-11        11-0
 2. Silver Creek-6                   8-0
 3. Geneva-5                         8-1
 4. Bronxville-1                     9-1
 5. Salmon River-10                  6-0
 6. Cazenovia-3                      9-1
 7. Friends Academy-8                9-1
 8. LaFayette-3                      6-3
 9. Cold Spring Harbor-8             8-3
10. Seaford-8                       11-1
11. Penn Yan-5                       8-2
12. Syracuse CBA-3                   7-2
13. Akron-6                          8-0
14. Skaneateles-3                    8-2
15. Rochester Aquinas-5              6-3
16. Johnson City-4                  11-0
17. Marcellus-3                      8-2
18. Bayport-Blue Point-11            9-3
19. Westhill-3                       8-2
20. Cortland-3                       8-2

  Honorable mention: Canton 5-2, Chittenango 6-4, Croton-Harmon 6-3, East 
Aurora 6-2, Gananda 8-2, Hendrick Hudson 9-2, Homer 6-4, Irvington 6-3, Lake 
Shore 5-2, Livonia 7-4, Maine-Endwell 8-2-1, Palmyra-Macedon 6-2, Pleasant-
ville 10-2, Rondout Valley 8-0, Salamnaca 5-2, Somers JFK 7-2, St. Lawrence 
6-1, Watertown Immaculate Heart 7-3.

Active Win Streaks
  Tottenville-PSAL 22, Shoreham-Wading River 18, Jamesville-DeWitt 11, Johnson 
City 11, Long Beach 11, Ward Melville 11, Fayetteville-Manlius 10. (10-or-more 
are listed).

Unbeatens
  14 left (4 in Class A, 4 in Class B, 6 in Class C), including one team in 
honorable mention in all three classes.

  

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