A century of Bay Shore football took center stage on September 19, 2026, as the Marauders celebrated their 100th season with returning players and coaches, special recognitions and an 8-7 victory over Patchogue-Medford.

The commemorative matchup connected the program’s past and present. Bay Shore’s original team first took the field in 1927 against Patchogue-Medford, the same opponent the current team faced for the milestone celebration.

Before kickoff, former players and coaches gathered to reconnect and share memories of past seasons. Alumni then lined the field to welcome the current Marauders as they entered for the game, bringing generations of Bay Shore football together.

The two oldest alumni in attendance, Jimmy Jackson, Class of 1952, and Paul Boghosian, Class of 1955, served as honorary game captains for the coin toss. During halftime, current and former head coaches were recognized for their contributions to the program.

The Marauders capped the celebration with a one-point victory, earning their second win of the season on a day that honored 100 seasons of Bay Shore football and the people who helped shape its history.