Rye boys soccer rolled to its 11th straight win Tuesday, beating Byram Hills 4-0 in Armonk to stay unbeaten on the season.

Sophomore striker Connor Dehmer scored twice for the Garnets, netting the first and fourth goals. Junior Harrison Zimmer assisted both of Dehmer's finishes. Junior Felix Wismer added the second goal, and senior captain Kasen Scarperi put away the third.

Four different Garnets found the scoresheet as Rye (11-0) handled the Bobcats (5-3-4) in a lopsided road result, the Rye Record reported. Coach Jared Small was able to rotate his bench late in the match.

It was Rye's second win over Byram Hills in 2026. The Garnets beat the Bobcats 1-0 on Sept. 24 in the first meeting, according to MaxPreps.

The shutout continued a dominant stretch. Rye blanked Edgemont 6-0 on Friday, Oct. 2, to reach 10-0, with Scarperi recording a hat trick in that game. After the Edgemont win, Zimmer told MyRye.com the team's preparation had been sharp.

"I felt the team was highly prepared, tactically and physically … We knew Edgemont's playstyle and executed our plan perfectly on the field, which ultimately led to the result," he said Oct. 3.

Scarperi, who has committed to play soccer at Franklin & Marshall College, now has goals in back-to-back games. Dehmer and Wismer have been consistent contributors all season alongside him in the attack.

The Garnets came into 2026 off a season that included league, sectional and regional titles and the program's first state championship game appearance since 1979. Through 11 games, Rye has yet to allow a result that wasn't a win.

Rye hosts Peekskill (7-4) at 5 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 8.