’22 Smash Anthony Mollica fired home SEVEN goals, which seems like it’s a pretty decent day at the office.
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That’s certainly one way to kick off the season, Anthony Mollica.
The Team 91 2022 Smash attackman and Hofstra commitment buried a career-best seven goals to help Massapequa roll past Calhoun, 15-8, in the Chiefs’ season opener Wednesday.
Bayport-Blue Point 14, Hauppauge 5
’22 Smash Jameson Smith (Johns Hopkins) had the hot stick for the Phantoms, dishing out a whopping seven assists to go with two goals, and ’22 Smash Gavin LoCascio (UMass) snapped home four goals as BBP rolled in its opener. ’23 Bandits Eric Grahn stopped two shots in relief.
Mount Sinai 18, Sayville 4
’24 Wolfpack Lucas LaForge netted his first career hat trick for the Mustangs, while ’23 Bandits Jake Spallina scored his first career goal off of a feed from his brother, ’22 Smash Joey Spallina (Syracuse). The elder Spallina finished with three goals and four assists.
’22 Smash Derek Takacs (Stony Brook) paired a goal with two assists, ’22 Smash James Carretta (Georgetown) tallied twice, ’23 Warriors Cole Marsala dished out two assists and ’23 Warriors Brayden Wilcken stopped four shots in split duty.