Are you ready for some football?
The Section XI football semifinals kickoff on Friday, November 15.
Check the brackets for locations and times.
Football
Are you ready for some football?
The Section XI football semifinals kickoff on Friday, November 15.
Check the brackets for locations and times.
Section XI football official Tony Melito was recognized during his final game officiating after 50 years of service.
Sayville AD Ryan Cox and team captains presented Melito with a game during their playoff game last week.
The Section XI football brackets are set.
Games begin on Friday, November 8.
Enjoy Friday Night Lights in Section XI.
Check the Section XI schedules pages for game times and locations.
Enjoy the evening and stay safe!

Congrats to Section XI natives Dylan Laube and Matt Goncalves on making NFL rosters out of training camp!
Laube, who played at New Hampshire and is from Westhampton, is on the Raiders. Goncalves, who was at PITT and played at Eastport-South Manor, is on the Colts.
Good luck this season, men! 🏈
Section XI is sad to learn about the passing of longtime Bellport Football coach Sean Chavious. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and the Bellport community.
Congratulations to Hills and Sayville on winning their respective Suffolk County girl’s flag football championships!
Onto the LIC …

Three Section XI alumni have reached the latest step in their dreams to play in the NFL.
Dylan Laube from Westhampton Beach and Matt Goncalves from Eastport South Manor were both drafted, and JJ Laap signed a free-agent contract.
Goncalves, out of Pittsburgh, was drafted by the Colts in the third round, 79th overall. Laube, out of New Hampshire, was drafted by the Raiders in the sixth round, 208th overall. Laap, out of Cortland, signed with the Rams.
Good luck to all three on their journey!
Thomas Cutinella was a loved and respected sixteen-year-old junior at Shoreham Wading River High School. He cherished life, and he always put others first.
Thomas set his goals high and was determined to be the best possible human being he could be. Thomas was an exceptional person with unquestionable character and integrity.
He was an energetic leader in the classroom, on the athletic fields, and in the community in which he lived. Thomas assumed many leadership roles throughout his life, but he always found the time to help others, especially those who faced difficult circumstances.
Thomas also understood the importance of volunteerism, academics, and giving back. He planned on attending the United States Military Academy, and he was determined to make the world a better place.
The Criteria
The Thomas Cutinella Memorial Scholarship was established to honor the memory of this truly outstanding young man.
Students applying for this award must exhibit characteristics of kindness, modesty, and selflessness, as well as a genuine concern for improving the condition of the community at large.
The applicant for this scholarship must inspire and share the fundamental beliefs and values that defined Thomas’s life. This person must be exceptional.
Eligibility and Details
Note: Please submit all items in one e-mail Application in the Word document to include: