The Bulldogs were heavily favored in their Sept. 2 opener against a developing Woodlands team, but a from-the-jump intensity and almost seamless execution reflected those lessons being applied. Griffin Warner and Joseph DeNardo each had two goals and two assists, leading Irvington in a 7-0 road win. “We put a lot of work into this and they came out hungry,” coach Chris Lombardi said. “They’re very invested in their success.” Irvington took control from the outset and got on the board four minutes in, eventually building a 4-0 lead in the first half before pulling their starters. “I definitely get antsy on the bench,” Warner said with a grin, “but it’s awesome seeing everyone on the team put in a shift. We had a lot of guys get their first varsity minutes.” 🔗: See photos as well as the complete scoreboard from other boys soccer games at the @lohudsports link in bio. ✍ : Stephen Haynes @stephenhaynes_tjn / The Journal News/lohud.com 📸📹️: Peter Carr @pcarrphoto / The Journal News/...