WI Alumni Sports Report: Crimi, Adelphi Start Season Strong

Every week, we'll be providing a look at how former West Islip High School athletes are fairing at the next level.  If you have any updates that are missing from this column, please email them to AnthonyV@patch.com.

Lacrosse

• Sophomore Andrew Hodgson recorded one goal for Towson (2-2) in a 10-8 victory over Mount St. Mary's.  
• Senior middie Lauren Spagnoletta recorded two goals in No.3 Post's first game of the season, a 16-5 dismantling of Saint Anselm.  Teammate Katie Rotan added a goal and assist also.  
• Freshman Kyle Turri, who is now starting in net for Duke, made eight saves in a 10-7 loss to Maryland.  Justin Turri contributed with two goals also for the (3-2) Blue Devils.  
• Quinnipiac freshman Mike Sagl had one of his team's three goals in a lop-sided loss at Air Force this past Saturday.  
• Hofstra junior Ian Braddish had a goal and assist in a huge 7-6 victory over ranked Harvard on Saturday.  
• Devan Crimi, sophomore at No. 1 Adelphi, started off the season hot by scoring six goals and four assists in her first two games for the defending DII champs.  
• Eddie Plompen, Preseason Offensive of the Year in DII, scored a team-high four goals in a bounce back 13-6 victory over Southern N.H.  
• Syracuse goalie Alyssa Costantino had a career-high 13 saves in a 2OT thrilling win at No. 4 Florida.  Costantino was named to the Big East Women's Lacrosse Honor Roll for her effort. 

Track & Field

• Lindsay Aponte (sophomore, Sacred Heart) had a big ending to her indoor season. In the shot put, she placed 2nd in her conference with a personal best throw of 46'8" leading her team to a 3rd place finish. The following weekend Lindsay emerged as the lone individual New England Champion for the women, winning the shot put competition with a throw of 14.09m and leading her team to a 2nd place finish. This past weekend she competed at the ECAC Championship finishing 8th place in the shot put claiming All-Conference, All-New England and All-East honors. 
• Uconn junior Joe Clark took home the top podium spot in the mile this past weekend at the IC41 Championships, clocking in at 4:03.82.