Apr 3, 2012 11:53 AM
After the high of a dominant 18-5 home win over Bellport on March 27, the East Hampton girls lacrosse team was brought back down to earth by one of the best squads in the state, suffering a 15-4 loss to Hauppauge two days later.
The split in those games moved East Hampton’s record to 2-1 in Division II, 3-1 overall.
East Hampton head coach Matt Maloney said his players were looking forward to playing Hauppauge, believing it would give them a chance to see how they stacked up against some of the best competition in the state. And while he gave credit to the Lady Eagles for being a formidable squad, he admitted he was hoping the final score would be a bit closer.
“We went into the game feeling like we had... more
The split in those games moved East Hampton’s record to 2-1 in Division II, 3-1 overall.
East Hampton head coach Matt Maloney said his players were looking forward to playing Hauppauge, believing it would give them a chance to see how they stacked up against some of the best competition in the state. And while he gave credit to the Lady Eagles for being a formidable squad, he admitted he was hoping the final score would be a bit closer.
“We went into the game feeling like we had... more
