2010 Summit Men's Lacrosse
JV Lacrosse Freshmen Lacrosse
Day
Date
Opponent
Site
Time
Results (22-0)
Thu 04/01 Randolph Home 4:00PM Won 12-5 Summit built a 3-0 lead in the opening 6:39 with goals by Marcel Godino, who finished with three, Jake Hall and John Scioscia. Randolph responded with two goals with 3:54 to go in the quarter, but Scioscia followed 55 seconds later off a feed by Hall.

Scioscia moved from scorer to setup man in the second quarter with feeds to Godino andMike Ford in the first 3:18 to help Summit to a 6-2 lead. Bobby Lawrence, who played an outstanding game, scored unassisted with 4:12 to go for a five-goal lead at halftime.

Summit added 4 unanswered goals in the 3rd to put the game away. 

            1st  2nd  3rd  4th  Final
Randolph     2    0    0    3     5
Summit       4    3    4    1     12

Goals: Marcel Godino 3. John Scioscia 2. Mike Ford 2. Dan Feeney. Jake Hall. Bobby Lawrence. Nick Kilkowski. Mike Tsiang.
Assists: John Scioscia 3. Jake Hall. Tim Yager. Ryan Troy.
Shots: Randolph 17. Summit 29.
Saves:Brian Feeney 3.
Ground Balls: Summit 39. Tim Yager 6. Mike Tsiang 5. Dan Feeney 4. John Scioscia 2. Mike Ford 2. Marcel Godino 2. Jake Hall 2. Terry McKenna 2. Jules Godino 2. Bobby Lawrence 2. Brian Feeney 2. Ryan Troy.
Face Offs: Randolph 9. Summit 12.
Sat 04/03 Delbarton Away  11:00AM Won 3-1 Summit picked up right were it left off last year by beating Delbarton. It continued its winning streak from last year taking it to 24. Summit opened the scoring early when John Scioscia drove home a pass from Michael Ford in the first quarter for a 1-0 lead that Summit carried into halftime.

Marcel Godino extended Summit's lead to 2-0 off a head's-up pass from Scioscia in the third period. Delbarton was able to generate some excitement when it scored to make the score 2-1 late in the 3rd quarter. Summit, however, was able to respond at the end of the quarter when Round penetrated on a bold individual effort and scored unassisted with 43 seconds remaining in the period for a 3-1 lead.

Delbarton was able to generate some scoring opportunities late in the game, including a blistering shot that found the goalpost. But Brian Feeney made three big stops late in the game to preserve the victory.

         1st  2nd  3rd  4th  Final
Summit    1    0    2    0     3
Delbarton 0    0    1    0     1

Goals: Marcel Godino. Sonny Round. John Scioscia.
Assists: Michael Ford. John Scioscia.
Shots: Summit 17. Delbarton 17.
Saves: Brian Feeney 9.
Wed 04/07 St. Joseph Prep., PA Away 4:00PM Won 8-4 Summit got off to a slow start and St. Joseph took a 1-0 lead going into the 2nd quarter. Two Summit goals in the 2nd quarter put Summit ahead at the half. Summit out scored St. Joseph 6-3 in the 2nd half Top-ranked Summit (3-0) got two goals and two assists from Sonny Round and two goals apiece from Mike Ford and Nick Kilkowski. Terry McKenna and Tim Yager each added one goal. Brian Feeney halted three shots against the 3-3 Pennsylvania school. 
                   1st     2nd     3rd     4th     Final
Summit              0       2       2       4         8
St. Joseph's        1       0       1       2         4

Goals: Mike Ford 2. Nick Kilkowski 2. Sonny Round 2. Terry McKenna. Tim Yager.
Assists: t Sonny Round 2. Mike Ford. Terry McKenna. Ryan Troy.
Shots: Summit 23.
Saves: Brian Feeney 3.
Ground Balls: Dan Feeney 10. Bobby Lawrence 4. Brian Feeney 3. Sonny Round 2. Ryan Troy 2. Mike Tsiang 2. Tim Yager 2. Mike Ford. Jules Godino. Marcel Godino. Joe Jaskolski.
Face Offs: 10.
Fri 04/09 Westfield Away  4:30PM Won 9-7 Westfield surprised Summit by taking a 4-2 lead in the first quarter. However, Summit bounced back with 4 consecutive goals and ended the half ahead 7-5. The 2nd half was battled even with both teams scoring twice. Marcel Godino netted four goals and Dan Feeney scored twice to help Summit. Jake Hall, Nick Nilkowski and Sonny Round each added a goal; 
                1st  2nd  3rd  4th   Final
Summit(4-0)      2    5    1    1      9
Westfield (3-1)  4    1    1    1      7

Goals: Marcel Godino 4. Dan Feeney 2. Jake Hall. Nick Kilkowski. Sonny Round. Assists: Sonny Round 2. Jules Godino. Jake Hall. Nick Kilkowski.
Shots: Summit 19. Westfield 17.
Saves: Brian Feeney 10
Ground Balls: Summit 29, Westfield 31
Face Offs: Summit 5. Westfield 9.
Mon 04/12 A L Johnson Home 4:00PM Won 16-2 Summit was completely in charge from the opening faceoff. In fact, Michael Ford scored only 6 seconds into the game. 42 seconds later Danny Feeney made the score 2-0. Another 2 minutes elapsed before Terry McKenna made it 3-0. And so it went for the rest of the quarter as both Feeney and Ford added another goal. Marcel Godino and Jake Hall rounded out the 1st quarter with goals. The 2nd quarter features two goals by Nick Kilkowski, another goal by Ford and a goal Nolan Prinzen. The half ended with Summit up 11-1. Special notice goes to the defense. It completely stifled the Clark offense allowing no more than a couple of shots in the half.

Five minutes into the 3rd quarter Ford picked up his 4th goal of the game. Midway through the quarter Tim Yager scored to give Summit a 12 goal lead and, in lacrosse's version of the mercy rule, the game went to a running clock. David Kalin scored the final goal of the 3rd quarter. Tom Celmer and Paul Coviello scored in the 4th to make the final score 16-2.

         1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final
Summit    7   4   3   2   16
Johnson   0   1   0   1    2
Goals:Michael Ford 4, Danny Feeney 2, Nick Kilkowski 2, Terry McKenna 1, Marcel Godino 1, Jake Hall 1, Nolan Prizen 1, Tim Yager 1, David Kalin 1, Tom Celmer 1, Paul Coviello 1
Sat 04/17 West Morris Central Away 11:00AM Won 6-2 The first quarter was close but 3 unanswered goals in the 2nd quarter gave Summit a comfortable lead. Summit made it 6-1 in the 3rd and coasted to victory. Six players scored one goal each and Brian Feeney halted eight shots to spark No. 1 Summit. Dan Feeney, Jules Godino, Nick Kilkowski, Terry McKenna, Tim Yager and Nick Kitsos scored in the victory. 
                    1st  2nd  3rd  4th  Final
Summit (7-0)         2    3    1    0     6
West Morris (4-3)    1    0    0    1     2

Goals: Dan Feeney. Jules Godino. Nick Kilkowski. Terry McKenna. Tim Yager. Nick Kitsos.
Assists: Dan Feeney. David Kalin. Nick Kilkowski.
Saves: Brian Feeney 8.
Mon 04/19 Columbia Away  4:00PM Won 12-1 Summit rolled over Maplewood behind two goals each by Dan Feeney, Mike Ford and John Scioscia. Marcel Godino. Jake Hall. Nick Kilkowski. Terry McKenna and Steve Whitman each added a goal. Brian Feeney and Pete Badgley combined for eight saves in the victory. 
                    1st     2nd     3rd     4th     Final
Summit                4       4       3       1        12
Columbia              1       0       0       0         1

Goals: John Scioscia 3. Dan Feeney 2. Mike Ford 2. Marcel Godino. Jake Hall. Nick Kilkowski. Terry McKenna. Steve Whitman.
Assists: Summit Jake Hall 3. Dan Feeney. David Kalin. Nick Kilkowski.
Saves: Summit Brian Feeney 4. Pete Badgley 3. Columbia Matt Flanagan 19.
Wed 04/21

Seton Hall Home 4:00PM Won 14-1 Summit took a 10-1 lead in the first half and coasted easily to their 30th consecutive victory, stretching back to last year. Junior attackman Mike Ford matched his career high with four goals. Nick Kilkowski, Nolan Prinzen and Marcel Godino netted two goals each. Dan Feeney. Terry McKenna, Sonny Round and John Scioscia each scored a goal. Brian Feeney had 7 saves and Pete Badgley had 2. 
                      1st  2nd   3rd 4th  Final
Seton Hall Prep (2-5)  1    0    0    0     1
Summit (8-0)           7    3    3    1    14

Goals: Mike Ford 4. Marcel Godino 2. Nick Kilkowski 2. Nolan Prinzen 2. Dan Feeney. Terry McKenna. Sonny Round. John Scioscia.
Assists: John Scioscia 3. Bobby Lawrence 2. Mike Ford. Nick Kilkowski. Ryan Troy.
Shots: Seton Hall Prep 10. Summit 31.
Saves: Brian Feeney 7. pete badgley 2.
Face Offs: Seton Hall Prep 10. Summit 9.
Sat 04/24 Madison-Boro Away  11:00AM Won 12-3 Madison entered the game with a 8-1 record, so everyone expected a hard fought battle. However, Summit took a 3-1 lead in the first quarter behind goals By Marcel Godino, Tim Yager and Nick Kilkowski. Madison started the 2nd quarter with a goal to narrow the score to 3-2. Michael Ford scored to regain a two goal lead. With 4 minutes left in the half Godino's 2nd goal made it 5-2. Madison showed they were not about to quit and they scored off the face-off. Danny Feeny scored at 1:18 and Godino picked up his 3rd goal of the game with only 7 seconds left.

The second half was all Summit. Two more goals by Kilkowski, a 4th goal by Godino, a 2nd goal by Ford and a goal by Nolan Prinzen salted the game away.

Madison had no answer to Summit's oppressive defense that completely stifled Madison throughout the 2nd half. It was very impressive. Another area where Summit dominated Madison was on face-offs. It had to be pretty depressing to Madison to see Summit score and then immediately get the ball back on the face-off. Brian Feeney some great saves on those ocassions that Madison could get off a good shot

Summit         3       4       1       4        12
Madison        1       2       0       0         3

Goals: Marcel Godino 4. Nick Kilkowski 3, Mike Ford 2, Dan Feeney 1, Nolan Prinzen 1, Tim Yager 1.
Assists: Nick Kilkowski.
Shots: Summit 31. Madison 14.
Saves: Brian Feeney 7.
Ground Balls: Summit 26. Dan Feeney 10. Bobby Lawrence 7. John Scioscia 6. Brian Feeney 3. Joe Jaskolski 2. Mike Ford. Marcel Godino. Jake Hall. Terry McKenna. Ryan Troy. Mike Tsiang. Steve Whitman. Madison 15. colin mclinden 5. george thompson 3. will stuhler 2. brett anton. austen lein. christian mazzocchi. billy nadeau. chad smith. spencer waresk.
Face Offs: Summit 19. Madison 4.
Mon 04/26 New Providence Home 4:00PM Won 15-1 Summit raced to a 6-1 lead in the first quarter and coasted to a an easy victory. Once again Summit's strong defense was on exhibit as it held New Providence to only 5 shots. Summit also dominated the face offs. winning almost 90%. Marcel Godino and Mike Ford sank three goals apiece for top-ranked Summit (10-0). Nick Kitsos and Tim Yager helped in the victory with two goals each. New Providence is (5-6). 
                  1st  2nd  3rd  4th  Final
New Providence     1    0    0    0     1
Summit             6    4    5    0    15

Goals: Mike Ford 3. Marcel Godino 3. Nick Kitsos 2. Tim Yager 2. Sonny Round. James Grutzmacher.
Assists: John Scioscia 4. Nick Kilkowski 2. Dan Feeney. Jake Hall. David Kalin. Terry McKenna. Nolan Prinzen. Mike Tsiang.
Shots: New Providence 5. Summit 36.
Ground Balls: Dan Feeney 7. Mike Stuke 4. Mike Tsiang 3. Tom Celmer 2. Brian Feeney 2. David Kalin 2. Nick Kilkowski 2. Nick Kitsos 2. Terry McKenna 2. Nolan Prinzen 2. Tim Yager 2. Wyatt Bebout 2. pete badgley. Paul Coviello. Jules Godino. Marcel Godino. Joe Jaskolski. Bobby Lawrence. John Scioscia. Ryan Troy. Conor Jackson. Ian Pearson.
Face Offs: New Providence 2. Summit 18.
Wed 04/28 Mendham Home 4:00PM Won 13-1 Summit continued to roll over its opponents. Summit took a 3-1 lead in the 1st quarter and then scored 10 unanswered goals to complete a 13-1 rout. Summit used four goals by Marcel Godino and two from Nick Kilkowski to help stretch its winning streak to 33 games. John Scioscia scored one goal and assisted on three others. Dan Feeney, Jake Hall, Bobby Lawrence, Ian Pearson, Sonny Round, and Tim Yager. Brian Feeney and Pete Badgley combined for four saves in the victory. Mendham is (3-8). 
                    1st     2nd     3rd     4th     Final
Mendham               1       0       0       0         1
Summit                3       4       3       3        13

Goals: Marcel Godino 4. Nick Kilkowski 2. Dan Feeney. Jake Hall. Bobby Lawrence. Ian Pearson. Sonny Round. John Scioscia. Tim Yager.
Assists: John Scioscia 3. Tom Celmer. Marcel Godino. Mike Tsiang. Tim Yager.
Shots: Mendham 6. Summit 31.
Saves: Brian Feeney 3. Pete Badgley 1
Ground Balls: Mendham 15 Summit 33. Bobby Lawrence 9. Dan Feeney 4. Joe Jaskolski 4. Ryan Troy 3. Mike Tsiang 3. Pete badgley 2. Brian Feeney 2. Wyatt Bebout. David Kalin. Nolan Prinzen. Sonny Round. Sam Russell. Mike Stuke.
Face Offs: Mendham 7. Summit 11.
Sat 05/01 Chatham Home 3:00PM Won 7-2 The Hiltoppers held Chatham scoreless in the first half and built a commanding 4-0 lead. Danny Feeney helped Summit gain 10 of the 12 faceoffs. Nick Kilkowski and Mike Ford each scored two goals and an assist to lead No. 1 Summit (12-0) to its 34th straight victory. John Scioscia added a goal and an assist. Danny Feeney and Nolan Prinzen eacn scored one goal, while Brian Feeney made four saves for Summit. 
                 1st  2nd  3rd  4th  Final
Chatham (8-4)     0    0    1    1     2
Summit  (12-0)    3    1    2    1     7

Goals: Mike Ford 2. Nick Kilkowski 2. Dan Feeney. Nolan Prinzen. John Scioscia.
Assists: Mike Ford. Nick Kilkowski. John Scioscia.
Shots: Chatham 13. Summit 31.
Saves: Brian Feeney 4.
Ground Balls: Chatham 10. Summit 22. Bobby Lawrence 7. Dan Feeney 5. Nick Kilkowski 2. Ryan Troy 2. Tim Yager 2. Mike Ford. Joe Jaskolski. Terry McKenna. Mike Tsiang.
Face Offs: Chatham 2. Summit 10.
Mon 05/03 Gov. Livingston Away  4:00PM Won 15-0 Top-ranked Summit (13-0) presented head coach Jim Davidson with his 200th career victory behind the three-goal efforts of Sonny Round and Nick Kilkowski in Summit. Davidson is 200-45 in 12 seasons and has now guided the reigning Tournament of Champions state winner to 35 consecutive victories.

John Scioscia, Terry McKenna and Marcel Godino scored two goals each. Mike Ford and Tim Yager each added one goal. As usual the Summit defense was suffocating as they allowed only 2 shots on goal. Brian Feeney and Pete Badgley had one save apiece.

                    1st     2nd     3rd     4th     Final
Gov. Livingston       0       0       0       0         0
Summit                3       9       3       0        15

Goals: Summit Nick Kilkowski 3. Sonny Round 3. Marcel Godino 2. Terry McKenna 2. John Scioscia 2. Nick Kitsos. Mike Tsiang. Steve Whitman.
Assists: Summit Nick Kilkowski 3. Sonny Round 2. John Scioscia 2. Mike Ford. Tim Yager.
Shots: Gov. Livingston 2. Summit 39.
Saves: Gov. Livingston Zach Boyer 9. Summit pete badgley. Brian Feeney.
Ground Balls: 32. Ryan Troy 4. Mike Tsiang 4. Dan Feeney 3. Mike Ford 3. Mike Stuke 3. Bobby Lawrence 2. Sonny Round 2. Tom Celmer. Jules Godino. Joe Jaskolski. David Kalin. Nick Kilkowski. Nick Kitsos. Ian Pearson.
Face Offs: Gov. Livingston 5. Summit 12.
Wed 05/05 Ridgewood Home 4:30PM Won 10-3 Summit outscored Ridgewood 4-1 in the 1st quarter and continued to grow the lead in each quarter. John Scioscia collected two goals and two assists and Marcel Godino scored twice as Summit (14-0) rolled to its 36th consecutive victory. Mike Ford aided a balanced offense for Summit with one goal and one assist. Dan Feeney. Mike Ford. Jake Hall. Nolan Prinzen. Sonny Round and Tim Yager. Ridgewood is (5-8). 
                    1st     2nd     3rd     4th     Final
Ridgewood             1       1       0       1         3
Summit                4       3       2       1        10

Goals: Marcel Godino 2. John Scioscia 2. Dan Feeney. Mike Ford. Jake Hall. Nolan Prinzen. Sonny Round. Tim Yager.
Assists: John Scioscia 2. Mike Ford.
Shots: Ridgewood 4. Summit 40.
Saves: Brian Feeney.
Ground Balls: Dan Feeney 9. Bobby Lawrence 3. Mike Tsiang 3. Jules Godino 2. Joe Jaskolski 2. David Kalin 2. John Scioscia 2. Ryan Troy 2. Marcel Godino. Jake Hall. Terry McKenna. Sonny Round. Sam Russell. Tim Yager.
Face Offs: Ridgewood 5. Summit 17.
Fri 05/07 West Essex Away  4:00PM Won 12-4 Summit held a strong West Essex team to a single goal each quarter while averaging 3 Summit goals per quarter. Marcel Godino and John Scioscia netted three goals apiece as top-ranked Summit closed out its regular season at 15-0. Summit's winning streak grew to 37 games. Scioscia also had three assists and Mike Ford scored twice to lead the offense. Nick Kilkowski, Terry McKenna, Nolan Prinzen and Sonny Round each scored one goal. Danny Feeney continued his dominance of the face Off. 7th ranked West Essex is (12-2).  
                1st  2nd  3rd  4th  Final
Summit           3    2    4    3     12
West Essex       1    1    1    1      4

Goals: Marcel Godino 3. John Scioscia 3. Mike Ford 2. Nick Kilkowski. Terry McKenna. Nolan Prinzen. Sonny Round.
Assists: Nick Kilkowski 6. John Scioscia 3.
Shots: Summit 33. West Essex 13.
Saves: Brian Feeney 5
Ground Balls: Dan Feeney 12. Mike Tsiang 6. Ryan Troy 5. Brian Feeney 3. Bobby Lawrence 2. Marcel Godino. Joe Jaskolski. Nick Kilkowski. John Scioscia. Tim Yager.
Face Offs: Summit 15. West Essex 4.
Mon 05/10 Cranford Away 4:00PM cancelled
Tue 05/11 UCT Semi-Final vs Cranford  TBD TBA Won 12-0 Summit scored 6 goals in the 1st quarter and it was all over. As usual the defense was awesome. What's more, Summit continued to dominate the face-offs. I'm sure it was pretty discouraging for Cranford to see Summit score and then lose the face-off too. Nick Kilkowski scored 3 goals while Marcel Godino, Tim Yager and Jake Hall each scored twice. Tommy Celmer, Nolan Prinzen and Nick Kitsos each scored once.
Thu 05/13 UCT Final vs Westfield @Johnson Away 7:30PM Won 7-2 Summit won its 3rd consecutive Union County Championship and extended it winning streak to 39 games. As usual, Summit displayed great defensive play combined with a strong offense. Bobby Lawrence, Joe Jaskolski and Jules Godino led yet another masterful defensive effort. 1st half goals by Danny Feeney, Nick Kickowski, Marcel Godino and Mike Ford gave Summit a 4-1 lead at the half. The fourth goal, by Ford, came with 2 seconds left. Goalie Brian Fenney made a save with 10 seconds left and lofted a shot toward the Westfield goal. Ford gathered it in and fired point blank for the goal.

Jake Hall, Mike Ford and Tim Yager each scored a goal in the 3rd period to extend the Summit lead to 7-2. The 4th quarter was cut short, after about 5 minutes of play, by lightning.

1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Westfield 1 0 1 0 2 Summit 2 2 3 0 7

Goals: Dan Feeney. Mike Ford (2), Marcel Godino. Jake Hall. Nick Kilkowski. Sonny Round. Tim Yager.
Assists: John Scioscia 3. Bobby Lawrence. Nolan Prinzer.
Shots: Westfield 8. Summit 25.
Saves: Brian Feeney 3.
Ground Balls: Dan Feeney 4. Jules Godino 2. Bobby Lawrence 2. Ryan Troy 2. Mike Ford. Nick Kilkowski. Nolan Prinzer.
Face Offs: Westfield 6. Summit 6.
Tue 05/18 Group 1 2nd round Manasquan Home 4:00PM Won 14-1 Manasquan was no match for for top seeded Summit, who will move on to the next round on Thursday May 20 against the winner of the Rumson-Fairhaven/ Glen Ridge game. The game will be played at Summit. Summit managed 4 goals in each of the first 3 quarters. This allowed a lot of playing time for the bench. Nick Kilkowski, Nolan Prinzen and Sonny Round each turn a "hat trick" with 3 goals and Marcell Godino added a pair. Danny Feeney, David Kalin and Paul Coviello completed the scoring for Summit with one goal apiece. As usual Summit, dominated the face-offs and the defense smothered Manasquan.
Thu 05/20 Group 1 Quarterfinals vs Rumson-Fairhaven Home 4:00PM Won 13-2 Summit took on Rumson-Fairhaven in this Group 1 quarterfinal match. Summit dominated the game from the beginning with Mike Ford scoring 19 seconds into the game. Tha was followed by goals by Nick Kilkowski, John Scioscia and Terry McKenna to give Summit a 4-0 lead. Kilkowski and Scioscia both scored again in the 2nd Quarter. The parade of unanswered goals continues in the third quarter with Kilkowski, Scioscia, Tim Yager, Sonny Round and Nick Kisos scoring to make the score 11-0. Summit and Rumson-Fairhaven exchaned goals in the final 12 minute to end with the score 13-2. Michael Tsiang and Ian Peterson scored these last two goals.

It is worth noting that between Danny Feeney and Michael Tsiang Summit almost every face-off. It may have every one of them, but I can't be positive. it was awesome performance.

Summit will host the winner of the Chatham/Mt. Lakes game on Saturday 5/22

Sat 05/22 Group 1
Semifinals vs Mt. Lakes		 Home 1:00PM Won 9-2 Summit took on Mt. Lakes in a Group Semifinal game and it was clear that Mt. Lakes had come to play. Within 2 minutes Mt. Lakes scored to take a 1-0 lead. The next 10 minutes was a scoreless battle with Mt. Lakes putting up the best battle Summit had seen in some time. 26 seconds before the end of the quarter Nick Kilkowski took a feed from John Scioscia and scored. It was a classic Summit scoring play.

The 2nd quarter began with the score tied 1-1. At the 9:24 mark Jake Hall broke the tie with an assist from Mike Ford. In the next 3 minutes the dam broke and Nolan Prinzen and Kilkowski scored to give Summit a 4-1 lead at the half. The 3rd quarter was hard fought but Kilkowski managed the 3rd of his 4 goals off a feed from Danny Feeney. Starting the 4th quarter down 5-1 seemed to take some of the edge off Mt. Lakes and Summit added four more goals to put the game out of reach. Kilkowski scored unassisted, Marcel Godino (assist by Scioscia), David Kalin (unassisted) and Sonny Round (assist by Scioscia) finished the Summit scoring.

As usual, the Summit defense was superb, holding a team of the caliber of Mt. Lakes to a single goal until the final minute of the game when the subs were in charge.

Danny Feeney continued to dominate the face-offs as Summit won 9 of the 12 face-offs.

Summit will meet Madison on Wednesday night at Livingston HS.
Wed 05/26 Group 1 Finals
vs madison		 Away TBA Won 10-4 Madison played a strong 1st quarter allowing only a single Summit Goal. However the game was broken open with 5 goals in the 2nd quarter. John Scioscia scored twice in the 1st half and assisted on two other scores. Nick Kilkowski, Marcel Godino, Terry Mckenna and Tim Yager each scored once to give Summit a 6-2 lead at the half.

Mike Ford opened a 7-2 lead early in the 3rd period with an unassisted goal. Dan Feeney forged a six-goal lead with 7:17 to go and Dave Kalin made it 9-2 off a pass by Ford with 4:47 to play. The 3rd quarter ended with Summit on op 9-3. Summit's final goal was scored by Jake Hall at the 7 minute mark of the quarter.

Summit (21-0), the reigning State Champion, stretched its winning streak to 43 games, one shy of tying the all-time state mark set by Ridgewood from 1990-92.

Summit will play Wednesday 7PM in the T of C semifinals at Kean University in Union.

           1st  2nd  3rd  4th  Final
Madison     0    2    1    1     4
Summit      1    5    3    1    10

Goals: John Scioscia 2. Dan Feeney. Mike Ford. Marcel Godino. Jake Hall. David Kalin. Nick Kilkowski. Terry McKenna. Tim Yager.
Assists: John Scioscia 2. Mike Ford. Jake Hall. Terry McKenna
Saves: Brian Feeney 2.
Wed 06/02 TOC Semifinals vs.Winner of Ridge/Immaculata Kean 7:00PM Won 11-4 Summit qualified for a second straight T of C final and along the way tied Ridgewood's state record for consecutive victories at 44. Summit can set the mark against No. 2 St. Joseph in the T of C final at 3 p.m. Saturday at Rutgers University.

Summit grabbed a 3-0 lead in the opening 7 1/2 minutes behind two goals by John Scioscia and one from junior attackman Mike Ford. Scioscia added his third goal with 6:25 remaining in the second quarter and Sonny Round netted his first of three with 1:33 left to give Summit a 5-0 lead at the half.

As usual the Summit offensive only half of the story. Its defense, led by Bobby Lawrence, Jules Godino, Joe Jaskolski and goalie Brian Feeney, was its same, suffocating self through out the game.

Ridge was limited to one shot in the first quarter, and just five shots in the second quarter.

Dave Kalin scored at the 9 minute mark of the 3rd, so it was 6-0 before Ridge finally scored with 6:51 to go in the third quarter. Tim Yager and Ford Ridge's goal for an 8-1 lead before Ridge scored back-to-back to bring Ridge to within 8-3 with 2:47 to go in the quarter. Round and Yager completed the scoring in the 4th quarter.

          1st     2nd     3rd     4th     Final
Ridge      0       0       3       1         4
Summit     3       2       4       2        11

Goals: Sonny Round 3. John Scioscia 3. Mike Ford 2. Tim Yager 2. David Kalin.
Assists: John Scioscia 2. Nick Kilkowski. Tim Yager. Ed Engel.
Shots: Ridge 12. Summit 27.
Saves: Brian Feeney 6.
Sat 06/05 NJSIAA - Tounament of Champions Finals .vs St Josephs (Metuchen) Rutgers 3:00PM Won 6-1 Summit and St. Joseph battled for almost 23 minutes before Sonny Round broke the ice with a goal with 1:12 left in the 2nd quarter. The half ended with Summit ahead 1-0. Possibly the lowest score of the season. Even though Summit had only a single goal they had clearly out played St. Joseph, measured in shots on goal, time of possession, turnovers and quality of play. Of course none of those things count on the scoreboard. The huge crowd of Summit faithful were a bit on edge and looking for the Summit offense to break through with a cluster of goals.

However, the 3rd quarter started out like the 1st quarter. There was no scoring through the first nine minutes. Then in the next 2:22 Summit exploded for three goals. Danny Feeney got things started at the 3:00 minute mark. That seemed to put St. Joseph back on their heals and 46 seconds later Terry McKenna scored to make it 3-0. With :38 left on the clock Marcel Godino clicked and it was 4-0.

The 4th quarter was again a standoff until Sonny Round scored his 2nd goal of the game with only 2:22 left. Twenty one seconds later St. Joseph scored its only goal of the game. In the final minute Feeney took a nice pass from Nick Kilkowski and scored his 2nd goal of the game.

Summit out shot St. Joseph 24 to 8 and Brian Feeney was only credited with needing 2 saves as the vaunted Summit defense was again over powering.

With the victory Summit not only earned the Championship Trophy as clearly the best lacrosse team in New Jersey, but set the record for the most consecutive victories (45) in the history of New Jersey lacrosse. A truly amazing season!