Seaford’s girls lacrosse team will tackle a new conference schedule this spring after several close losses in Nassau County’s top league last year.
The Vikings moved to Conference II this season after three years in Conference I battling some of Long Island’s top programs. Seaford is poised for plenty more wins in 2026 after dropping six games by two goals or less in 2025 including a 13-12 heartbreaker to Lynbrook in the Class C quarterfinals during a 2-15 season.
“Last year we thought it was going to be a big breakout year and there were some close games that we just couldn't capitalize on,” said fourth-year coach Krisa Ancona. “I think my players feel very confident going into Conference II because they battled grueling competition for the last three years so they are excited and a conference championship is one of our goals.
Seaford's quest for a conference crown will be largely led by junior midfielder Madison O’Hagan, a Virginia Tech commit who Ancona describes as the "quarterback” of the midfield.” O’Hagan registered 39 points last season on 24 goals and 15 assists.
O’Haga leads the midfield unit with junior Kelly Harrington, an Iona commit who tallied 30 points as a sophomore. Senior Kaylie Conklin also showed some offensive spark from the midfield with 22 points last season.
The Vikings boast plenty of scoring weapons close to the cage in junior attackers Katelynn Tuohy, Gabby Zanazzi and Madeline Alzheimer. Tuohy is looking to build off a big sophomore season where she recorded 28 points from 16 goals and 12 assists.
The defense is anchored by junior Kayla Straker, an Iona commit, along with junior Allie Agostino, senior Mia Leggio and senior Cameron Calderero. Junior goalie Sarah Ulzheimer returns to patrol the net following a 134-save 2025 season.
Neighborhood rival Plainedge will likely be Seaford's key competition for Conference II supremacy The Vikings will compete in Class C for the playoffs with a potential rematch with Lynbrook looming.
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