On an emotional night for the Southold/Greenport girls soccer team, Grace Syron celebrated the squad’s first Suffolk County title in 30 years in the best way possible.
She scored the first two goals in a 3-0 victory over The Stony Brook School in the Class C championship game at Islip High School Friday night and dedicated the win to her late mother. Kathleen Syron passed away on Sept. 15. READ
The Greenport boys basketball team lost to The Stony Brook School Sunday night in the Class C county championship game, 49-35. Top-seeded Greenport was held to its lowest point total of the season. READ
Its playoff hopes feared to be dead in the water only last week. On Wednesday, the Southold boys soccer team came to life in the most dramatic fashion. READ
A day before the school year was to begin at Greenport High School, the Porters faced their first major test of the Suffolk County League VII boys soccer season Tuesday afternoon.
They did not fare as well as they had hoped.
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Scoring goals and winning games is hard. Not that the Greenport High School boys soccer team needed to be reminded of that. And yet, there it was, one final reminder. READ
Greenport/Southold/Mattituck’s Dylan Marlborough on a quarterback keeper late in the game. (Credit: Robert O’Rourk)
PORTERS 21, BEARS 6
Now people will know who No. 18 is on the Greenport/Southold/Mattituck high school football team.
That wasn’t necessarily the case before Friday night’s game at The Stony Brook School. Not only wasn’t Dominick Panetta’s uniform number listed next to his name on the team roster, but his name was misspelled and he was listed as a sophomore (he is a junior).
Well, based on what he did in his varsity debut, the 6-foot-1, 200-pound Panetta should be accorded greater respect in the future. In his first game for the Porters, Panetta caught a touchdown pass, made two interceptions (returning one for a touchdown) and recorded 4 tackles.
Guess who the unquestioned player of the game was in the Porters’ 21-6 win at Buyers Park? (more…)
GARRET MEADE PHOTO | Kenji Fujita, one of Southold’s six seniors, hugs his mother during a pregame Senior Night ceremony.
BEARS 58, FIRST SETTLERS 46
It was Mission Improbable.
In order to stick its foot inside the playoff door, the Southold High School boys basketball team, playing its final game of the regular season on Thursday night, needed to upset The Stony Brook School — as in defending Long Island Class C champion Stony Brook. That is all. (more…)
Garret Meade photo | One of Southold/Greenport’s seven seniors, Justina Babcock, looks for room to shoot as Stony Brook’s Annie Skorobohaty blocks her path.
CLIPPERS 73, BEARS 39
The seven seniors on the Southold/Greenport girls basketball team knew that, regardless of the outcome, Thursday’s game would be the last they will have played in the Southold High School gym. What they didn’t want, however, was for it to be the last game of their high school careers. (more…)
TUCKERS 87, BEARS 0
The finish to the Mattituck/Greenport high school wrestling team’s Suffolk County League VII season was anticlimactic, to be sure, but that didn’t detract from the magnitude of the achievement. After all, an undefeated league season is an undefeated league season. That’s not too shabby. (more…)
