The Garden City boys soccer team is now 2-1-2 in Conference play after the 0-0 tie with New Hyde Park.
The Garden City girls swim team under coach Anne Sullivan have dominated the pool in recent years and just won their 100th consecutive dual meet.
From the opening whistle, St. Rose came out and played aggressive soccer; and it paid off.
The Trojans beat a scrappy Roslyn team on two second half goals.
The Panthers were outshot 15-3 and were at a 1-0 disadvantage in corners.
In the first half, despite a 5-3 UMass shot advantage, the Panthers maintained possession of the ball for a good portion of the initial 45 minutes.
Panthers defeated Bears in a non-conference match-up Wednesday.
The Trojans may be in a rebuilding year but they still look to contend as they always find a way to finish at or near the top of Nassau County.
Both the Garden City boys and girls squads are focused and ready to take a new season.
Led by a defensive line that registered five sacks, the Trojans roll on into the semi-finals.
Girls varsity loses at Syosset.
Garden City closes the gap on leaders New Hyde Park in Conference 4 with a 3-2 win.
Chaminade still winless as Fowler runs for 112 yards.