Section XI will always remember the men and women who lost their lives that day and all those who have sacrificed in the aftermath.
We must never forget.
Section XI will always remember the men and women who lost their lives that day and all those who have sacrificed in the aftermath.
We must never forget.
Central Islip native and Ohio State offensive tackle Malcolm Pridgeon surprised the middle school football team at his alma mater during their initial team meeting.
Pridgeon emphasized the importance of character and academics as well as being competitive.
He has played in every game at Ohio State the last two years and has taken more snaps from scrimmage than any Buckeye player in that time period.
Babylon player helping up Pierson player after a hard, but clean collision. Sportsmanship at its finest in Section XI.
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The West Islip High School stadium field will be named in honor of former West Islip athletic director, teacher and coach Wayne Shierant on Friday, September 20 at halftime of the West Islip varsity football game which starts at 6:00 p.m.
Due to the unprecedented positive impact Wayne has had on his students, student athletes, colleagues, coaches, athletic directors, Section XI, NYSPHSAA, the West Islip School District and the West Islip community and in recognition of all the great West Islip alumni the main stadium will be named ‘Wayne Shierant Field at Alumni Stadium.’
“Wayne’s leadership, knowledge, work ethic, sacrifice, dedication and commitment to excellence provided the template for teachers, coaches and administrators to utilize and implement for decades,” said West Islip Athletic Director Tim Horan. “He created a strategic educational environment centered on student growth and achievement, which allowed West Islip students and staff to obtain levels of success never experienced before. His profound positive influence on educators continues to shape and enhance programs and instruction today…and will continue for decades to come.”
Great action and energy across Section XI to start fall practices so far. There has been a lot of great content coming across social media, so keep tagging @SectXISuffolk with your practice and game images.
Most importantly, have fun and make us proud!
Welcome back Shelter Island Student-Athletes! Can’t wait to start this year! Let’s Go SI! @SectXISuffolk pic.twitter.com/v8jQFedcSK
— Todd Gulluscio, CMAA (@TGulluscio) August 26, 2019
#MeetYourCaptainsMonday! Mike Fiore, Dan Cassera, & Kenny Germano will be leading the #WardMelville #Patriots #football team this season. Let's go, boys! #WMFB #Captains @mikefiore1022 @CasseraDaniel @kgermano123 @SectXISuffolk @Gregg_Sarra 🏈💪👊 pic.twitter.com/5iEAW89hRH
— Patriots Football (@WardMelvilleFB) August 27, 2019
Day 2 @BayShoreHS all athletes & coaches working hard, thankful for great weather so far! Keep up the great effort!! @BayShoreSupe @BayShorePR @BayShoreSchools @SectXISuffolk pic.twitter.com/lAMgIN14dN
— Bay Shore Athletics (@bshs_athletics) August 27, 2019
Day two of 2019 Fall Athletics ~ our Half Hollow Hills Athletes are still working hard… more to come tomorrow!! @SectXISuffolk @HSETBIRDTV @HillsWestColts @OfficialHHHCSD pic.twitter.com/CWkGuGc1rx
— HHH Athletics (@HHHAthletics) August 28, 2019
Babylon’s Jake Carlock is still pushing for a roster spot with the New York Giants.
Not the biggest at 6-3, 225-pounds for a defensive end or linebacker, but he has found himself in the right spot at the right time throughout the pre-season.
His interception return for a touchdown against the Jets was enough to keep him on team brass radar. His work ethic has also helped.
The LIU Post product has one sack, and one tackle this pre-season.
We’ll post updates closer to the season as we learn if Carlock makes the 53-man roster, practice squad or is cut.
In the photo above, Shelter Island AD Todd Gulluacio teaching leadership training course 503 today as part of classes offered through NIAAA.
Amityville boys soccer is ranked No. 19 to open the season in the United Soccer Coaches and USA TODAY High School Sports poll.
The Warriors are one of three schools from New York and the only from Long Island to crack the top 20.