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Shoreham-Wading River Wildcats advance to championship round with win over Kingsmen
Shoreham-Wading River Wildcats (No. 2) struck first and never trailed in the Suffolk Class C boys lacrosse semifinals against Kings Park (No. 3) at Thomas Cutinella Memorial Field, Friday, May 17. The Gregorek brothers set the tone with senior Liam Gregorek notching his hat trick midway through the 3rd quarter...
Great eight, Northport boys lax in county final again
It was a rivalry that has become a domination. And the latest chapter was delivered with quite the punctuation. The Northport boys lacrosse program thrashed Ward Melville on Saturday, May 18, by a score of 14-3 in the Suffolk County Class A semifinal match at Northport. It is the eighth straight time the Tigers have beaten the Patriots, three of the eight knocking Ward Melville out of the playoffs.
Trio of Southampton High School spring teams win district tourneys
The Southampton High School varsity baseball, softball and boys soccer teams have been dominant in the Tri-Rivers District this spring, and they lived up to that description in their respective district tournament title games. The Indians soccer squad defeated visiting Appomattox Regional Governor’s School 7-3 in the district tourney championship game on Wednesday, May 15, […] The post Trio of Southampton High School spring teams win district tourneys appeared first on The Tidewater News.
Sayville ends Shoreham-Wading River Wildcats baseball season
Having survived a must-win game the day before, Shoreham-Wading River (No. 3) lived to face Sayville (No. 6) at home Sunday, May 19, in a Suffolk Class A playoff match. Sayville banked two runs in the opening inning, but the Wildcats answered when Kyle Stella drove in Christian Cox to get on the scoreboard. Shoreham-Wading River sophomore Daniel Laieta homered in the bottom of the second driving in to put his team ahead 3-2, a lead that would be short-lived.
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