Scoreboard: Ossining and Scarsdale put aside disappointment and see value in a 1-1 draw

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WEDNESDAY

Pelham 4, Saunders 0

Pel: Zechariah Feliciano 2G; Lorenzo Matus 1G; Joe Martucci 1G; Jake Fellner 3S.

Riverside at Hen Hud, 5 p.m.

Schedule

All games are 4:30 p.m. unless noted

THURSDAY

Roosevelt at Yonkers, 4 p.m.

Gorton at Saunders, 4 p.m.

Suffern at North Rockland, 4 p.m. at Haverstraw Sports Complex

Valhalla at Dobbs Ferry

Croton at Blind Brook

Leffell at Pawling

Nanuet at Nyack

Hen Hud at Peekskill

Edgemont at Sleepy Hollow

Harrison at Byram Hills

Brewster at Carmel

Poughkeepsie at Yorktown

Mamaroneck at Arlington

Clarkstown North at Clarkstown South

Mount Vernon at Arlington B

Scarsdale B at New Rochelle B

Port Chester at Ossining

White Plains at Lincoln

Albertus Magnus at Pleasantville

Putnam Valley at Tuckahoe, 5 p.m.

Rye at Eastchester, 5 p.m.

Greeley at Fox Lane, 5 p.m.

North Salem at Keio, 5:15 p.m.

Tappan Zee at Pearl River, 6 p.m.

John Jay-EF at Ketcham, 6 p.m.

Hamilton at Westlake, 6 p.m.

Somers at Panas, 6:30 p.m.

FRIDAY

YMA at Riverside, 4 p.m.

Pleasantville at Briarcliff

Irvington at Hastings, 6 p.m.

Woodlands at Bronxville, 6 p.m.

SATURDAY

Ketcham at Mount Vernon, 10 a.m.

Suffern at Clarkstown North, 10 a.m.

Spring Valley at North Rockland, 10 a.m.

Clarkstown South at Ramapo, 10 a.m.

New Rochelle at Arlington, 10 a.m.

Port Chester at Greeley, 10 a.m.

Fox Lane at White Plains, 10 a.m.

Byram Hills at Nanuet, 10 a.m.

Croton at Panas, 10 a.m.

Blind Brook at Briarcliff, 11 a.m.

Pawling at Putnam Valley, 11 a.m.

Harrison at John Jay-CR, 11 a.m.

Somers at North Salem, 11 a.m.

Roosevelt at Eastchester, 12 p.m.

Scarsdale at John Jay-EF, 12:30 p.m.

Dobbs Ferry at Bronxville, 1 p.m.

Sleepy Hollow at Hen Hud, 1 p.m.

Albertus Magnus at Pearl River, 1 p.m.

Haldane at Lakeland, 5:30 p.m.

Rye Neck at Mamaroneck, 6 p.m.

Scarsdale B at Edgemont, 7 p.m.

Peekskill showcase

Tuckahoe vs. Hamilton, 9 a.m.

Carmel vs. Nyack, 3 p.m.

Brewster vs. Peekskill, 7 p.m.

Recaps

TUESDAY

Scarsdale and Ossining lament misses, settle for draw

SCARSDALE – The level of exasperation was high when the final whistle blew.

A number of prime scoring chances were missed high or wide on both sides of the field Tuesday during a fast and physical contest, so Ossining and Scarsdale were initially unsettled by a 1-1 draw. There are going to be days like this. It only took a couple of minutes before the Class AAA contenders recognized the value of each high-pressure attack or counter.

This is the kind of matchup that gets a quality team prepared for sectionals.

Takeaways

∎ After winning back-to-back state titles, the Raiders have incredibly high expectations. They went on a 45-0-1 run before falling last week to Arlington.  It was big news. There was a measure of disappointment after Tuesday’s deadlock, as well. Scarsdale was invincible last season. This group is capable of another lengthy postseason run, but there is more competition after the move from Class AA.

“I think we just have to keep the same mindset,” senior midfielder Leo Khang said. “We can’t doubt ourselves. I like what (former teammate) Luke Peltz said a couple years ago. It’s hard to gain respect and get on top, but it’s even harder to keep that respect and stay on top. That is probably the tricky part right now, understanding that any team can beat us and treating each opponent like a team that can beat us.”

∎ Ossining is an extremely unselfish team that leans on skill along with a willingness to battle for every advantage. Finding the back of the net has been an issue for this program in recent seasons, but the goals will come if the approach stays the same.

“This is a sign of progress for us,” senior forward Brando Tuba said. “We know they are the No. 1 team and playing them can be challenging. We tried everything to win. There are a lot of good players (in Class AAA), a lot of good teams. It’s going to be hard to win. We have to practice and practice and keep getting better.”

Game balls

▶ Khang pounded home a rebound with 24:48 to go in the first half to give Scarsdale a 1-0 lead.

▶ Tuba played the bounce perfectly and went bottom corner to knot the score with 17:43 to go in the first half.

They said it

“I really, really miss overtime,” Khang said. “I’m not sure why they took it away. We should have won it in 90 minutes. We had our chances, but at the end of the day, we played a good game and they played a good game. A draw is what it was meant to be.”

Suffern 2, White Plains 1

Sf: Nathan Head 2G; Chris Tenacela 1A; Vova Chernikov 1A; Tyler Berwanger 11S.

WP: Alexander Napoli 1G; Edgar Garcia 4S.

Hastings 1, Haldane 0

Hs: Owen Jacobs 1G; Luca Rowley 1A; Liam Belton 9S.

Hd: Marc Firpo 6S.

Westlake 3, Yonkers Montessori 0

Ws: Cian Kelly 2G, 1A; Joseph Vulcano 1G; Jozsef Varadi 5S.

Pawling 2, Woodlands 2

Wd: Christopher Dutan 2G; Donovan Russell 1A; Jordan Bhattacharjee 13S.

Pw: Derek Carrozza 2G.

Pleasantville 2, Dobbs Ferry 1

Pv: Nick Tassier 1G; Erik Nanaj 1G; Kai Martens-Wallace 1A; Vincent Shahinllari 1A.

Rye Neck 6, Leffell 0

RN: Rocco Ruscitto 2G; Pedro Miranda 2G; Nicolas Fernandez 1G; Marco Popaj 1G; Will Barrios 2A; Thomas Schmuck 3S.

LS: Max Gorenstein 5S.

Harrison 4, Yonkers 1

Ha: Ellis Boyle 1G; Max Cohen 1G; Matthew Gardiner 1G, Mylo Langlais 1G; Chris Maldonado 4S.

Yn: Eric Monge 1G.

Edgemont at Riverside

Somers 7, Nanuet 1

So: Connor Van Tassel 3G; Connor Sheldon 1G; Harper Ritson 1G, 1A; Randy Contreras 1G; Noah Heshler 1G; Aaron Went 2A; Saniel Semenza 1A.

Pelham at Panas

Byram Hills 3, Eastchester 2

Brewster at Lincoln

Spring Valley 2, New Rochelle B 1

SV: Valdano Louis 2G; Joseph Saldana 2A; Rolensky Marc 4S.

NRo: Aiden Shaw 1G.

Carmel 1, Arlington B 0

C: Christian Matera 1G; Mathew Placensia 1A; Alex Berrardi 5S.

Ketcham 1, Clarkstown South 1

RCK: Ait Sidi Ahmed Ali 1G; Gavin Secor 3S.

CS: Javier Sposito 1G; Andrew McGlinchey 1A; Ayden Heskestad 21S.

Note: Ali scored for the Storm with 34 seconds to play.

Port Chester 5, Mount Vernon 2

PC: Brayan Lapoyeu 1G; Brandon Flores 1G; David Dolores 1G, 2A; Jayson Reyes 1G; Jayden Coyt 1G; Bertrand Moreau 1A; Marco Barajas 1A.

MV: Dylan Beckford 1G; Brian Alves 1G.

North Rockland 1, New Rochelle 1

NRk: Sean Mazariego 1G; Richard Herrera 1A; Sebastian Paz 7S.

NRo: Ryan Pierre-Louise 1G; Jero Velasquez 10S.

Briarcliff 2, Keio 1

Bc: Nathaniel Rohde 2G; Conall Torres 8S.

KA: Kaishi Hayakawa 1G; Keisuke Ozawa 3S.

Note: Rhode netted two unanswered goals, knocking the winner in with 11 minutes to play in this rematch of last season's Class B title game.

Pearl River 2, Ardsley 1

PR: Braeden Robinson 1G; Devin Koljenovic 1G; Nikita Gulyaev 1A; Eoughan Fitzgerald 1A; Ryan Agis 7S.

Ard: Phillip Kaugman 1G; Thomas Cardoso 1A.

Mahopac 2, Clarkstown North 0

Ma: Oliver Filip 1G; Paulo Miguel 1G; Kody Booth 1A; Connor Sterbins 1S.

CN: John Aguilar 5S.

John Jay-EF 3, Mamaroneck 0

JJEF: Uriel Botchway 1G; Armando Blau 1G; Gianluca Cioffi 1G; Landon Seipp 1A; Patrick Forelos 1A; Carson Durkin 2S.

Mk: Bram Raved 4S.

North Salem 3, Scarsdale B 0

NS: Liam Keegan1G, 1A; Isaac Rouse 1G; Jason Gjushi 1G; Ryan Vorfi 1A.

Tappan Zee 6, Rye 0

TZ: Brady Jacobs 3G; Chris DuPont 1G; Derek Kaczmarczyk 1G; Nico Waldhauser 6S.

Yorktown 1, Greeley 1

MONDAY

Rye Neck 6, Valhalla 3

RN: Rocco Ruscitto 4G; Soh Kasai 1G, 1A; Will Barrios 1G; Felino Ypon 1A; Nicolas Fernandez 2A; Davey Ryan 1A.

Val: Fabio Arellano 1G, 1A; Alex Gonzalez 1G, 1A; Ian Matheus Silvero 1G; Isaac Hernandez 1A.

Dobbs Ferry 3, Hastings 0

DF: Chase Colyer 2G; Lean Bajic 1G; Lean Bajic 1G; Alban Matoshi 1A; Riley Caffentzis-Horn 1A; Luke Conneely 1A.

Westlake 3, John Jay-Cross River 0

Ws: Cian Kelly 1G; Collin Lyden 1G, 1A; Nico Scanapieco 1G; Joseph Vulcano 1A; Jonathan Thomas 1A; Jozsef Varadi 7S.

Bronxville 3, New Rochelle B 1

Bx: Sam Becker 1G; Dimitri Hanjis 1A; Leo Cipriani 1G; Kane Christian 1G; Miles Jernigan 6S.

Harrison 3, Scarsdale B 0

Ha: Mylo Langlais 1G; Mark Makovic 1G; John Espitia 1G; Chris Maldonado 2S.

Peekskill 8, Gorton 2

Pk: Umaru Conteh 2G; Brandon Rodriguez 2G; Daniel Farez Sierra 1G; Juan Ventura 1G; Charlie Berardi 1G; Matt Duran 1G.

G: Shervens Dueleurant 1G; Jamil Rahman  1G.

Tuckahoe 5, Pawling 0

Tk: Giovanni Del Mistro  2G, 3A; Jack Bamford 1G, 2A; Jon Ludi 1G; Dominick Restifo 1G; Uche Nwamumu 11S.

Pw: Logan Martucci 13S.

Rye 6, Edgemont 0

R: Kasen Scarperi 2G, 1A; Kaden Zion 1G, 1A; Harrison Zimmer 1G; Owen Wismer 1G; Luca Zambianchi 1G, 1G.

Sleepy Hollow 1, Lakeland 1

Lk: Vinny Karaqi 1G; Thomas Jorge 1A; Oban Rader 6S.

SH: Nico Mayor 1G.

Ramapo 3, Carmel 3

C: Zach Foltz 2G; Christian Matera 1G; Kevin Hernandez 2A; Alex Berrardi 10S.

This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: Scoreboard: Ossining and Scarsdale put aside disappointment and see value in a 1-1 draw