Tim Harder is given a congratulatory hug by his Dad and younger brother. Photo by Newsphoto.com On Saturday, April 15th, in the nation's most historic rivalry, Garden City went up against Manhasset in the Woodstick Classic. Sudden death overtime is becoming a trend when these two teams meet.

Last year Terry Kennedy won the game for Garden City in overtime. This year, Kennedy was able to tie the game at 14 a piece with just 1.7 seconds left in regulation. If the standing room only crowd thought that was exciting, even more was to follow. The spectators were treated to a real nail biter throughout the game but nothing was more exciting for the Garden City fans as when Robert Engelke scored the winning goal just 1:26 into overtime. Final score 15-14

There was a total of 29 goals scored during the game, the largest combined total in the 115 meetings between these two teams.

Terry Kennedy led GC's scoring with 4 goals. Robert Engelke, Corey Garvey, Dean Gibbons and Justin Lynch each had 2 goals while Steve Dachille, Brian Mullooly and Francis McDonough had one each. Goalie John Capitani had 12 saves.You can see over 700 additional photos from the game at www.Newsphoto.com

Francis McDonough lifts Terry Kennedy in celebration after a second period Kennedy goal. photo by Newsphoto.com

Celebration ensues after Garden City won the game in OT. Photo by Newsphoto.comJustin Lynch scores in this second period shot against Manhasset's goalie, Patrick Judge. Photo by Newsphoto.comSteve Dachille keeps his sights on the ball as he hurls his body over Francis McDonough. Photo by Newsphoto.comGarden City's Steve Dachille (19) and Dean Gibbons (7) celebrate Robert Engelke's winning overtime goal, while the Manhasset defenders are in disbelief as the ball takes a bounce in the net. photo by Newsphoto.comIt was standing-room-only as fans crowded in to watch the game. photo by Newsphoto.com Garden City coaches can't believe a call during game action against Manhasset. Photo by Newsphoto.com As the Trojans celebrate their win, Manhasset's number 10, Matt Heske (background) bows his head in dejection. photo by Newsphoto.com