The Nassau County PAL Youth Lacrosse season finished at the Annual Lacrosse Jamboree, sponsored by the Long Island-Metropolitan Lacrosse Foundation. It was held at SUNY Farmingdale on Saturday June 17, featuring Nassau County PAL Boys and Girls Youth- Suffolk County Boys and Girls Youth- Nassau, Suffolk, Catholic, and Private High School Exceptional Senior Teams- Long Island Boys Empire State team and Under 13,15, and 17 Boys and Girls Select teams.

In the Nassau County PAL, there were approximately 11 girls and 22 boys teams competing in different grade categories. Levittown was represented by:

Lady Tomahawks

	JUNIORS:
		Laureen Costell
		Leigh Ann Cummings
		Caitlin Heraghty
		Stephanie Kempf
		Kelly Ryan
	ROOKIES:
		Danielli Clesi
		Caitlin Costello
		Jenna Davis
		Kathleen Davis
		Colleen Patton
Tomahawks
	3rd GRADE:
		Tommy Hart
		Ryan Phillips
		John Thearle
		Bobby Thomas
		Ryan Tolan
	4th GRADE- DIVISION 2:
		Mike Andersen
		John Augeri
		Kyle Carley
		Bryan Hall
		Ryan Ramo
	5th GRADE- DIVISION 4:
		Kyle Faherty
		Kyle Hughes
		Ron Irving
		Sam Levy
		Paul Tom
	6th GRADE- DIVISION 3:
		Kris Barrett
		Pat Davis
		Mike Dell'Aera
		Tom DeSanno
		Brian Nuckel
	5th/6thGRADE:
		Stephen Churchill
		Joe Ciaravino
		Tom Patton
		John Schulman
		Matt Tomasino
	7th/8th GRADE:
		Brian Buckley
		Nicholas Campolettano
		Chris Marcel
		James Napolitano
		Dan Salter
		James Tuohy

It was a fun day, and everyone had a great time.

At the end of the season Awards Brunch at Antun's of Hicksville on June 25th, participation certificates and trophies were presented to the players.

A special award, "The Deene DuBeau Sportsmanship Award" is presented to a boy who demonstrates good sportsmanship, leadership and character. This year's recipient of that award was John Mirro.

Dolph Quéripel wishes to thank all who volunteered their time, energy, and knowledge, teaching and coaching the young players in the program, as well as thanking all the parents for the cooperation they gave him and the coaching staffs, without which there could not be teams and/or a program.

"With that, thanks to you all for a great 30 years. I wish Joe Carracino, your new director, the best," said Quéripel who added his thanks to the Levittown Unit for the surprise recognition at the brunch.