William Floyd High Triumphs: Celebrating Our Local Student-Athletes' Winter Season Successes

The 2023-24 winter sports season at William Floyd High School saw strong performances and notable successes in various sports. The student-athletes excelled in both their sports and academic efforts, achieving state and county championships and making several playoff appearances.

In girls' varsity basketball, the team, coached by Rich Sinclair, won another League I championship and reached the final four for the second year in a row, a first for the program. Over the past three seasons, the team has had its most successful period, with Senior Kayla Gilmore setting school records and receiving the Bethpage News 12 Scholar Athlete award.

The boys' varsity basketball team, led by Coach Will Slinkosky, remained undefeated during the regular season and won their second consecutive League I title. They reached the Suffolk County championship game, ending the season with a 22-1 record.

The varsity bowling team, coached by James Healey, won the NYSPHAA Scholar-Athlete Team Award. Joseph Tagliamonte led the team with key victories in individual competitions.

The wrestling team, coached by Tony Mecca, competed strongly against top state competitors, reflecting the resilience of William Floyd's athletic programs. Their season included notable individual and team performances.

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