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Lindenhurst Hosts Lax Game in Honor of Morgan’s Message
On Thursday, April 25, the Lindenhurst Girls Varsity Lacrosse team, led by head coach – Mike McGuire and assistant coach – Danielle Santagato – ran a Morgan’s Message event organized by seniors Nina Tantillo, Emma Colford, and Isabella Wolff to promote Student-Athlete Mental Health and overall Wellness.
The Bulldogs were joined by coaches and team members of the Lindenhurst Youth Community Lacrosse League (made up of athletes from 1st grade through 7th).
Prior to the game, all attendees colored a Morgan’s Message Butterfly to self-reflect on mental health and wellness.
Miller Place’s Nick Frusco Throws No-Hitter
NO-HITTER: Congrats to Miller Place junior lefty Nick Frusco on throwing a no-hitter with 16 strikeouts and recording a 6-0 win against Sayville on Monday!
Orlin & Cohen Sports Medicine Tips: Ice v Hot
Section XI Announces New Partnership with Empower U Recruiting
Exciting News! , an online college recruiting platform for student-athletes, has partnered with Section XI Athletics, a renowned organization that provides fair and equitable athletic opportunities in Suffolk County.
Empower U Recruiting aims to provide student-athletes within Section XI’s extensive network with access to an intuitive platform. The two organizations will work hand-in-hand to streamline the college recruitment process, ensuring that students have the resources and support to get noticed.
Both organizations are excited about this opportunity to collaborate and empower our next generation of student-athletes!
East Hampton Alum Makes Sailing History
When Cole Brauer and her 40-foot sailboat arrived in A Coruna, Spain, the 29-year-old East Hampton High School alum became the first American woman to race solo nonstop worldwide, traveling about 30,000 miles (48,280 kilometers).
Hauppauge Hosts Hoops for Heroes
On April 5, Hauppauge High School’s faculty and staff faced off against members of the New York Police Department, Suffolk County Police Department, Hauppauge Fire Department, Hauppauge-Central Islip Volunteer Ambulance Corps. and active-duty military members during the district’s first Hoops for Heroes basketball game.
The Hauppauge community filled the stands of Hauppauge High School’s gymnasium for the March Madness-style game for a good cause. The proceeds raised from the event benefitted the Tunnel to Towers Foundation and Hauppauge High School’s Share and Care charity, a nonprofit that aids students in need of help paying for school related expenses.
Each team was coached by the high school’s students and the varsity cheer team along with teaching staff members cheered the teams on.
Ahead of the game, the entrance to the gymnasium was filled with informational booths, concessions and raffles for visitors to enter and win. The NYPD band performed along with Hauppauge’s pep band made up of students from grades five through 12 to usher in the players. The event was a massive success, raising a total of $9,548 for charity.
Solar Eclipse, Section XI Style
The Section XI staff experiencing the solar eclipse!
Leadership Conference Student Recommendations
Orlin & Cohen Sports Medicine Tips: Staying Warm for Spring Sports
