Sports

A Winning Look for the Unified Cheer Team

The William Floyd School District has long been known for its strong sense of community, and that spirit was on full display this season as one student group stepped up to help another prepare for a memorable year.

From the World Cup to Suffolk

As soccer continues to capture the attention of fans around the world, young athletes in Suffolk County recently enjoyed a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to train with an international star.

Alexa Jacobs Continues Dynasty with Fourth Straight State Crown

Earl L. Vandermeulen High School's track and field team capped off another outstanding season with an impressive showing at the New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) Championships, highlighted by Alexa Jacobs' fourth consecutive state title.

Season of Success Ends with Awards for Hills Softball

Members of the Half Hollow Hills varsity softball team were recognized for their outstanding performances this season at the Suffolk County Softball Coaches Association Awards Dinner held last week.

American Soccer Club Wins at LaValle

American Soccer Club New York captured the inaugural KICK ALS! Cup with a 2-1 victory over the New York Cosmos in front of 1,238 fans at LaValle Stadium on the campus of Stony Brook University.

Sayville AD Earns National Certification

The Sayville School District is celebrating a prestigious honor earned by its athletic director, Dr. Ryan Cox, who has been recognized by the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (NIAAA) as a Certified Master Athletic Administrator (CMAA).

Rocky Point Tennis Shines at Awards Dinner

The Rocky Point High School tennis program had plenty to celebrate this past week as several Eagles student-athletes and their coach were recognized at the Suffolk County Tennis Coaches Association Awards Dinner.

ESM Celebrates Seniors Continuing Athletic Careers in College

The Eastport-South Manor Central School District proudly celebrated 20 senior student-athletes during its annual Senior Athlete Sendoff on June 3, recognizing those who have committed to continuing their athletic careers at the collegiate level.

Floyd's Thomas Leads Long Island's Victory

Long Island once again proved it wears the crown in the battle for New York football supremacy. The Island stood tall and defeated New York City, 21-13, in the second annual National Football Foundation All-Star Football Classic, held at Hofstra University’s James M. Shuart Stadium in Nassau County

Resnick to Compete in the Gymnastics World Championship

Center Moriches fifth-grader Ally Resnick is preparing for the opportunity of a lifetime after qualifying for the United States Association of Independent Gymnastics Clubs (USAIGC) World Championship Competition, which begins next week in Orlando, Florida.

From Ward Melville to West Point

Ward Melville High School alumnus Tom Theodorakis continues to add to an impressive résumé, as the 2026 Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame inductee was recently named the 31st Director of Athletics at the United States Military Academy.

Bellport Celebrates 21 Student-Athletes on Signing Day

Bellport High School recently celebrated a special milestone for 21 seniors who officially committed to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level.

Hills Named Best Flag Football Team in Suffolk

The Half Hollow Hills East girls flag football team added another honor to its remarkable championship season this week, as the Red Colts were named the inaugural Rutgers Cup winners as Suffolk County's top flag football team.

Sachem North Lax Named Best of Suffolk

The accolades continue to pour in for the Sachem North boys lacrosse team after one of the most memorable seasons in program history.

Bauer Bids Farewell as his Contract is Transferred

Trevor Bauer's stay on Long Island has come to an end, but not before the former Major League star made a lasting impact both on and off the field.

Parade of Errors in Big Basketball Blunder

South Shore Press Sports Director Tom Barton and Managing Editor Stefan Mychajliw spoke about the New York Knicks' championship parade, which Barton said became memorable for all the wrong reasons.

Barton's Best Bet: Basketball Champs Will Reign Thunder

South Shore Press Sports Director Tom Barton and Managing Editor Stefan Mychajliw sat down for this week's edition of "Barton's Best Bet," looking ahead to next season's NBA championship race.

Sound Beach Earns a Stanley Cup

When the Carolina Hurricanes defeated the Vegas Golden Knights this past weekend to capture the Stanley Cup, hockey fans across the country celebrated a championship.

Sachem's Bella Galeas Captures NYS Pentathlon Championship

Sachem East standout Bella Galeas has added another remarkable achievement to an already impressive athletic résumé, capturing the New York State Pentathlon Championship and cementing her place among the state's elite athletes.

Hills West Girls Track Heads to the State Championships

The Half Hollow Hills West girls track and field team delivered an outstanding performance at the State Qualifier Meet this past week, with several athletes earning spots at the upcoming New York State Championships.

USA Soccer Keeps Winning

World Cup fever has officially taken hold across the United States, and Team USA is giving fans plenty to cheer about.

26th Annual Event Honors Senior Athletes

Some of Suffolk County's finest student-athletes were recognized recently at the 26th Annual Butch Dellecave Awards, held at Villa Lombardi's in Holbrook.

ESM History Made at State Championships

Eastport-South Manor junior Maddie Laezza made school history this past weekend, delivering a performance that will be remembered for years to come at the New York State Track and Field Championships.

Floyd’s Sam Seasam Honored with Youth Lacrosse Scholarship

Dedication, leadership and a commitment to helping the next generation of athletes have earned William Floyd School District senior Sam Seasam a special honor.

Team USA Takes Long Island by Storm

This past week, it seemed like the entire country caught World Cup fever, and here on Long Island it was no different. Stony Brook University became the center of the celebration as Empire State Development hosted a free FIFA World Cup watch party at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium

Wildcats Take Home Some Hardware

The inaugural season of Shoreham-Wading River girls flag football was one for the record books, and now the Wildcats are being recognized for their remarkable accomplishments both on and off the field.

Barton’s Best Bet: Cards Cooked Before Kickoff

While the conversation touched on the Jets, Giants and the changing landscape of NFL scheduling, Barton made it clear his strongest wager is already locked in.

From Major League Baseball To Ground Zero

Former Major League Baseball player Frank Tepedino discusses his transition from professional sports to public service following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

Betting Markets Move in Favor of the GOP

Things can shift quickly in prediction markets, and as many sports bettors know, momentum can change in an instant. That same volatility has been on display this week in political betting markets, where new numbers suggest a notable swing. According to Polymarket, Republicans have recently moved ahead of Democrats in the U.S. Senate midterm odds.

A Double Dose of History

History was made twice on Saturday as American Soccer Club New York earned its first victory of the 2026 National Premier Soccer League season with a dominant 5-0 win over AC Newport at LaValle Stadium on the campus of Stony Brook University. The match marked the club’s first-ever game in Suffolk County and proved to be a memorable one.

Floyd Has Late Season Scoring Surge

The William Floyd Boys Lacrosse team closed out its season on a high note, riding a late scoring surge to finish with momentum and confidence. The Colonials wrapped up the year with a 10-6 overall record and an 8-6 mark in league play, but those numbers only tell part of the story.

Let's Get Ahead of the Curve

Bullpens remain one of the most unpredictable areas in baseball, and for fantasy players, tracking potential closers has become almost a daily exercise. Roles can shift quickly, and the most successful managers are often those who stay ahead of the curve—identifying “closers in waiting” before the rest of the field catches on.

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The Fantasy Baseball Experience - Trade Deadline Closers

My Fantasy Baseball Experience: Does Picking First Matter?

My Fantasy Baseball Experience: Downfalls and Breakouts

My Fantasy Baseball Experience - Does ADP Matter?

My Fantasy Baseball Experience - Rookie Performers

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My Fantasy Baseball Experience

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