Boys Varsity Lax Adds Two More Wins

Emma Galasso, Assistant Editor/Staff Writer

May 7, 2013

Sophomore Henry James Moreta attempts to block a Deer Park player’s pass.

On Friday, May 3, the WHB boys’ varsity lacrosse team clenched another victory in their 14-1 game against Deer Park. Westhampton Beach scored four goals in the first quarter, leaving the Canes up 4-0 at the end of the quarter.

The boys continued the goal streak with three more goals in the second quarter with a half time score of 7-0. Deer Park came up with one goal in the third quarter, the only goal in the game, while Westhampton scored two goals during quarter three.

With a score of 11-1 at the beginning of the fourth quarter, the Canes didn’t cease to leave Deer Park in the dust, racking up three goals during the fourth quarter giving the boys a final score of 14-1.

The Canes also racked up another 7-5 win over Miller Place yesterday, May 6. Congratulations boys!

About the Contributor

Emma Galasso, Staff Editor

Emma is a junior at WHBHS. This is her second year writing for The Hurricane Eye and her first year as editor. She discovered her love for journalism accidentally, when she was enrolled in Journalism by accident her sophomore year; she fell in love. Emma continued on to layout the school paper, report school events, write articles, and build up her photography business. This past summer, she was accepted to the 2013 Robert W. Greene Summer High School Institute for Young Journalists at Stony Brook University. Chosen from over 200 Long Island High school rising juniors and seniors, Emma was the only rising junior out of her class of seventeen. Emma has worked with Pulitzer Prize winning photographer John Conrad Williams as well as critically acclaimed college professors. She now is an anchor as well as an avid contributor in WHBHS's Broadcast Journalism course. Emma hopes to continue her passion for journalism in college and pursue broadcasting as a career. In the fall of 2015, she hopes to become part of the Class of 2019 at Northeastern University, but she will always be a Hurricane. Please feel free to check our her photography at http://www.flickr.com/photos/101847332@N05/.