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Brentwood Celebrates Hoppey’s Legacy with Annual Event

Brentwood High School recently hosted the first Bob Hoppey High School Lacrosse Classic.

This particular day was about honoring the memory of the late great Hall of Fame coach, Bob Hoppey, while showcasing the game at two very distinct levels. The goal was to have eight vastly different lacrosse communities come together in order to grow the game, while allowing the participants to appreciate and admire their peers and other communities.

The day was truly a celebration of the character and commitment that Coach Hoppey had for the Brentwood community and lacrosse at-large.

Schools who participated were Brentwood, Deer Park, Riverhead, Northport, Smithtown East, Massapequa, East Meadow and Mattituck-Greenport-Southold.

 

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Suffolk Alumni: Floyd’s Murphy Breaks NCAA Record

Suffolk County, William Floyd alum Courtney Murphy is now the all-time leading scorer in NCAA Division I women’s lacrosse history.

Murphy, a senior at Stony Brook, scored the record-breaking mark in a 21-3 conference win over Hartford.

Stony Brook is ranked No. 1 in the nation and sports an 11-0 record.

Murphy’s brothers Steve (Notre Dame) and Matt (NYIT) both played college lacrosse.

She was a three-sport athlete in high school staring in basketball and field hockey as well.

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2018 Suffolk County Girls Basketball Coaches Association Honors

The Suffolk County Girls Basketball Coaches Association had their annual awards dinner in late March honoring the top players and coaches in the county.

Here is a rundown of the main awards given out:

MISS SUFFOLK COUNTY BASKETBALL

  • Danielle Cosgrove, Sachem East

ALL-TOURNAMENT

  • Kim Shalhoub – Commack
  • Christina John – Hauppague
  • Liz Dwyer – Mattituck
  • Melina Santacroce – McGann-Mercy
  • MVP: Katie Kelly – Commack

LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

  • League I: Danielle Cosgrove- Sachem East & Ty’Zhea Hawkins- Brentwood
  • League 2: Hannah Stockman- Northport & Naabea Assibey-Bonsu- Central Islip
  • League 3: Alexa Wallace- Half Hollow Hills West
  • League 4: Casey Travers- Eastport South Manor
  • League 5: Samantha Schultz- Kings Park
  • League 6: Moneasia McCloud- Wyandanch
  • League 7: Liz Dwyer-Mattituck & Beth Felix- The Stony Brook School

ROOKIES OF THE YEAR

  • LEAGUE 1: Taydra Simpson- Longwood & Mackenzie Szlosek- Sachem East
  • LEAGUE 2: Madonna Getchell- Walt Whitman & Morgan Elliott- Connetquot
  • LEAGUE 3: Paige Doherty- Smithtown West & Adriana Romo- Centereach
  • LEAGUE 4: Liuna Katz- Eastport South Manor & Lindsay Hanson- Comsewogue
  • LEAGUE 5: Nicole Petrocelli- Hauppauge
  • LEAGUE 6: Michele Corona- Shorehan Wading River
  • LEAGUE 7: Jemini Sensabaugh- Center Moriches & Niamh Scanlon- Stony Brook School

COACHES OF THE YEAR

  • SCGBCA: James Mellor – Sachem North
  • Class AA:  Co-Coaches Denis Conroy- Commack, Russ Tietjen- Commack
  • Class A:  James Edson- Hauppauge
  • Class B:  Steve Van Dood-Mattituck
  • Class C:  Meghan Smith – McGann-Mercy

JV COACH OF THE YEAR

  • LEAGUE 1: Jillian Kraft- Commack
  • LEAGUE 2: Kaitlyn Kelly- Northport & Lauren Caggiano- Half Hollow Hills East
  • LEAGUE 3: Perry Marinelli- Huntington
  • LEAGUE 4: Dan Bachety- West Babylon
  • LEAGUE 5: John Reynolds- East Islip
  • LEAGUE 6: Shannon Colligan- Elwood John Glenn & Tracey Carron- Mount Sinai
  • LEAGUE 7: Kay Rolle-Mattituck

MILESTONES

1,000 POINTS

  • Chanel Taylor- Central Islip
  • Ty’Zhea Hawkins- Brentwood
  • Mackenzie Tyler- Hampton Bays
  • Alexa Wallace- Half Hollow Hills East
  • Gabby Sartori- Mount Sinai
  • Hannah Stockman- Northport
  • Beth Felix- Stony Brook School
  • Moneasia McCloud- Wyandanch
  • Alyssa Adomaites – Elwood John Glenn
  • Naabea Assibey-Bonsu- Central Islip
  • Samantha Hinke- Half Hollow Hills West

1,500 POINTS

  • Nora Gabel-Comsewogue
  • Danielle Cosgrove- Sachem East
  • Liz Dwyer- Mattituck
  • Samantha Schultz- Kings Park

300 WINS

  • Carole Olsen-Copiague

200 WINS

  • Russ Tietjen- Commack
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Section XI Alumni: Coan Shows More Improvement in Wisconsin Spring Game

Sayville native Jack Coan has always been a fast learner, but when you get to the big time Division I level of football that he’s at, it’s not easy to progress.

For Coan, it’s the same old story though, another season, another chance to improve and shine.

“I definitely know a lot more, and I’m so much more comfortable than I was last spring,” Coan told LandOf10.com “I kind of actually know what I’m doing this spring.”

Coan, who is headed into his sophomore season next fall, will be the backup to starter Alex Hornibrook.

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