Strong Start to Spring Varsity Sports Season for Colonial Schools on Long Island

The spring varsity sports season is underway, with student-athletes from Colonial schools across Long Island participating. They have spent months preparing for the season, aiming for success.

The William Floyd varsity baseball team, coached by Keith Kobasiuk, has started strong with a 7-1 record. They have won against Riverhead and Central Islip, placing them at the top of League I. Their preparation, including a fall league and regular workouts, is paying off. The team is a blend of young talent and experienced players, with senior shortstop Angelo Velez and pitchers Austin Panettieri and Jake Sambriski leading the team.

The William Floyd varsity softball team, led by Fred Luhrs, has a 4-3 record. They are fourth in League I and are expected to compete with Suffolk County's top teams. Their preparation included indoor workouts, with pitchers and catchers training since Thanksgiving. Kiara Bellido, a strong shortstop, leads the team.

The William Floyd boys’ varsity lacrosse team, coached by Desmond Megna, has a balanced 4-4 record (3-3 in Division I). They have won against Walt Whitman and Brentwood. Their preparation started after the previous season, with participation in tournaments and a winter league.

In conclusion, the spring varsity sports season has started well for the Colonial student-athletes. Their hard work and preparation have positioned them to compete effectively this season.

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