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2013 Boys lacrosse (through May 26, 2013)
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   The boys lacrosse rankings are compiled by NYSSWA editor Neil Kerr.


Class A
 1. Ward Melville-11                     18-0
 2. Chaminade-CHSAA                      15-2
 3. Fayetteville-Manlius-3               17-0
 4. Orchard Park-6                       16-1
 5. Massapequa-8                         14-2
 6. Smithtown West-11                    16-2
 7. Buffalo Timon St. Jude-CHSAA         15-4
 8. Ithaca-4                             14-2
 9. Northport-11                         15-3
10. Webster Thomas-5                     16-2
11. Shenendehowa-2                       16-3
12. Port Washington-8                    12-5
13. Penfield-5                           11-7
14. Fairport-5                           15-3
15. Smithtown East-11                    14-4
16. St. Anthony-CHSAA                    11-5
17. Pittsford-5                          14-4
18. West Genesee-3                       12-5
19. Syosset-8                            12-5
20. Corning-4                            13-4
21. Buffalo St. Joseph-CHSAA             12-6
22. Farmingdale-8                        11-6
23. Baldwinsville-3                      12-6
24. West Islip-11                        12-6
25. Shaker-2                             16-3

  Honorable mention: Albany CBA 13-5, Archbishop Stepinac-CHSAA 15-7, Arling-
ton 11-6, Auburn 10-6, Bay Shore 11-7, Binghamton 11-6, Buffalo Canisius-
CHSAA 11-7, Clarence 12-5, Connetquot 11-7, East Meadow 9-7, Fordham Prep-
CHSAA 13-7, Guilderland 11-7, Hilton 11-6, Hunter College-PSAL: 12-2, Iona 
Prep-CHSAA 14-6, Kingston 12-5, Lindenhurst 11-6, Liverpool 11-7, MacArthur 
10-6, Mamaroneck 13-6, Manhasset St. Mary-CHSAA 11-5, Minisink Valley 13-3, 
New Rochelle 10-6, North Rockland 14-5, Patchogue-Medford 11-5, Pine Bush 
10-6, Plainview JFK 9-7, Riverhead 10-7, Tottenville-PSAL 16-3, Valley 13-5, 
Warwick Valley 14-4, White Plains 12-6.
 
Class B
 1. Niskayuna-2                          19-0
 2. Jamesville-DeWitt-3                  17-1
 3. Yorktown-1                           17-2
 4. Garden City-8                        15-3
 5. Manhasset-8                          15-3
 6. Huntington-11                        15-3
 7. Hamburg-6                            15-2
 8. Miller Place-11                      13-5
 9. Comsewogue-11                        15-2
10. Long Beach-8                         15-3
11. Hackley School-AIS                   16-3
12. Carthage-3                           16-2
13. Canandaigua-5                        12-6
14. Wantagh-8                            14-3
15. North Shore-8                        12-6
16. Lynbrook-8                           12-5
17. Niagara-Wheatfield-6                 11-6
18. Westhampton Beach-11                 11-6
19. John Jay, Cross River-1              12-7
20. Rye-1                                14-4

  Honorable mention: Albany Academy 10-6, Cornwall 13-2, Curtis-PSAL 12-5, 
Dalton School 10-5, Douglass Academy-PSAL 14-1, Eastport-South Manor 10-7, 
Great Neck North 10-5, Irondequoit 10-8, Islip 10-7, Jericho 12-4, Lutheran-
AIS 11-5, James Madison-PSAL 12-4, Massena 10-6, Sayville 10-7, Trinity 
School 13-4, Vestal 8-5, Victor 10-8, Watertown 11-7, Williamsville East 
13-6, Williamsville North 11-6.
 
Class C
 1. Shoreham-Wading River-11             16-1
 2. Geneva-5                             17-1
 3. Salmon River-10                      17-0
 4. Bronxville-1                         19-1
 5. Cold Spring Harbor-8                 13-3
 6. Cazenovia-3                          18-2
 7. Silver Creek-6                       16-2
 8. Friends Academy-8                    13-2
 9. Penn Yan-5                           13-4
10. LaFayette-3                          14-5
11. Westhill-3                           14-3
12. Johnson City-4                       17-0
13. Syracuse CBA-3                       13-5
14. Akron-6                              15-3
15. Bayport-Blue Point-11                12-5
16. Seaford-8                            12-4
17. St. Lawrence-10                      14-3
18. Marcellus-3                          12-6
19. Babylon-11                           10-7
20. East Aurora-6                        11-6

  Honorable mention: Canton 11-6, Chenango Forks 12-5, Cortland 12-6, 
Croton-Harmon 14-5, Gananda 13-5, General Brown 11-6, Hastings 12-3, 
Hendrick Hudson 13-6, Homer 11-7, Irvington 12-6, Livonia 12-6, Maine-
Endwell 13-5, Medina 12-6, Palmyra-Macedon 13-5, Pleasantville 15-5, 
Rochester Aquinas 12-5, Rondout Valley 15-0, Salamanca 10-5, Schuyler-
ville 15-3, Skaneateles 11-7.


Active win streaks
  Niskayuna 19, Ward Melville 18, Fayetteville-Manlius 17, Johnson City 
17, Salmon River 17, Geneva 16, Orchard Park 15, Rondout Valley 15, 
Bronxville 15. (10-or-more are listed).

Remaining unbeatens
  Six left (2 in Class A, 1 in Class B, 3 in Class C), including one 
team in honorable mention.


  

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