Stick Stars: Top Long Island high school boys and girls lacrosse performers this week

BOYS LACROSSE

John Balsamo, Chaminade: Balsamo had five goals and four assists in Chaminade’s 17-7 win over Iona Prep, helping the Flyers complete an undefeated April.

John Christ, Glen Cove: He made 19 saves in a 6-4 win over Great Neck North and followed it up with seven saves and an assist in a 16-1 win over Sewanhaka.

Luca Lattanzio, Comsewogue: Wins against Harborfields, Sayville and North Shore all came courtesy of big performances from Lattanzio. He had 17 goals and seven assists combined in all three victories.

Gianni Passaro, Wantagh: Passaro made 12 saves against Ridgefield (Conn.), allowing just two goals, and made his 500th save in the process.

 J ack Reiser, Northport: Reiser won 35 of 45 faceoffs and adding two goals across wins versus Ward Melville and Bay Shore.

 O’Neil Rose,  Hempstead: Rose made 17, 11 and 12 saves against Elmont, Uniondale and Roosevelt, respectively, while allowing 11 total goals.

Joe Scavone IV, Lindenhurst: Scavone  became Lindenhurst’s all-time goal scorer last week and, on Wednesday, took over Tim Rau’s 20-year record as the program’s all-time points leader (243). After a 10-point day against Copiague, He has 257 points.

Rocco Spallina, Massapequa: Spallina became Massapequa’s all-time goals leader Tuesday with a six-goal, two-assist game against Oceanside, breaking Ian Kirby’s 2014 record of 122. With four goals against Plainedge, Spallina, a junior, has 131 goals.

GIRLS LACROSSE

Savannah Appleton, Massapequa: With three goals and six assists, Appleton marched Massapequa past South Side. It comes after a game-high six-point performance in a loss versus Manhasset.

Sam Benedict, Commack: Benedict earned her 100th career point with a three-goal, three-assist game to help the Cougars beat Half Hollow Hills.

Gabbie Hudak, Friends Academy: Making 16 saves against six goals allowed versus St. John the Baptist is a good ratio for any goalie, but Hudak also recorded her 500th career save.

Samantha Kovios, Wheatley: Kovios delivered a six-point performance against Mineola, with her fifth goal serving as the go-ahead score with 16 seconds left in an 11-10 win.

Harper Lambert, Manhasset: The overtime win against Massapequa might’ve never happened without Lambert’s goal with 36 seconds left in regulation. She had four goals and one assist.

Elizabeth Vitale, Locust Valley: Recording four goals and five assists is impressive enough, but Vitale also assisted Lilly Cadden’s go-ahead score with 2:45 left in the Falcons’ 14-13 win over MacArthur.

Sienna Warren, Long Beach: The Marines emerged triumphant over Cold Spring Harbor, 10-9, with Warren’s five goals and one assist being a key reason why.

Mary Woodstock, Oyster Bay: She assisted Chloe Romano’s overtime winner against Plainview-Old Bethpage JFK. Woodstock followed it up with a six-goal, three-assist performance against Bellmore JFK.