Boys Soccer
Centereach soccer has been keeping a steady approach to virtual fun as they roll out new H-O-R-S-E challenges on social media during the pandemic.
Check out the latest …
Centereach Soccer H O R S E Challenge 17 – The Perfect Pass – Hit bottle from 30 yards (90 feet) and in SAME VIDEO count your steps. BALL MUST BE ON GROUND. Can not be in air. pic.twitter.com/o63I0QrWd1
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Congratulations to Brentwood on winning its fourth New York State Class AA boys soccer championship!
Watch Brentwood coach Ron Eden and senior defender Alex Garcia talk about the experience …
Brentwood’s coach Ronald Eden and senior defender Alex Garcia after their Class AA state championship win. #NYSPHSAA. pic.twitter.com/yuz8oR55zl
— NYSPHSAA (@NYSPHSAA) November 17, 2019
Congratulations to Brentwood, Hauppauge, Center Moriches and Southold on winning Section XI boys soccer championships!
CLICK for full Section XI playoff bracket!
Regional Semi Finals
11/5 – Class C: Southold vs Rhinebeck, at Middletown HS, 6:30 pm
Regional Finals
11/5 – Class B: Carle Place vs Center Moriches, Diamond in the Pines, 2 pm
11/9 – Class C: Winner of Sec XI/Sec IX vs Sec I, at Pace University, 8 pm
Class B: Center Moriches vs Burke Catholic at Middletown HS, 6 pm
11/10 – Class A: Hauppauge vs Jericho at Farmingdale College, 12 pm
Class AA: Brentwood vs Massapequa at Farmingdale College, 3 pm
11/16-17 – NYSPHSAA Championships, Middletown, NY
Section XI boys soccer playoff brackets posted … good luck to all!
Once again the Miller Place Boys Varsity Soccer Teams takes part in the ALS Ride For Life fundraiser and they raised $3,500.
Don’t forget to send in your community service initiatives to the Team Up 4 Community organization and you can be recognized for giving back.
Southampton became the first school based program on Long Island to field a Unified Soccer team.
In their first game vs the NYC Eagles, they won, 6-2. In the final game they meet the NYC Cityhawks and lost, 7-2.
Southampton was awarded a silver medal and most importantly left feeling like a team. Their next scheduled tournament is being played on October 19 on Randall’s Island for the NYC Inclusion Cup.
Babylon player helping up Pierson player after a hard, but clean collision. Sportsmanship at its finest in Section XI.
Amityville boys soccer is ranked No. 19 to open the season in the United Soccer Coaches and USA TODAY High School Sports poll.
The Warriors are one of three schools from New York and the only from Long Island to crack the top 20.
Henry Martinez is the man, the myth, the legend for Amityville soccer.
He scored two goals – in the 20th and 52nd minutes – to lead the Warriors to a Class A New York State boys soccer title over Somers High. Amityville won, 2-1.
This is the second state title for Amityville who also won in 2015.
