The complete rundown of all 2018 spring championship information is available right here on SectionXI.org.
Mark your calendars for the biggest and best sporting events in the coming weeks.
The complete rundown of all 2018 spring championship information is available right here on SectionXI.org.
Mark your calendars for the biggest and best sporting events in the coming weeks.
At the Section XI Athletic Council meeting on Wednesday, May 16, Sue Schnebel was recognized for her service to both Section and NYSPHSAA.
Schnebel, the Superintendent at Islip, is retiring from her position in the district and at Section. Thank you for your service, Sue!
Pictured here (l. to r.): Tim Mullins, Tom Combs, Sue Schnebel and Deb Ferry.
The New York State Public High School Athletic Association Inc. (NYSPHSAA) is proud to announce its first ever Coaches Appreciation Day on Wednesday, May 16, a day student-athletes are encouraged to thank school approved coaches who have had an impact in their life or high school athletic career.
Coaches Appreciation Day was established to recognize all coaches at every level, including Modified, who have coached Fall, Winter or Spring sports within a NYSPHSAA member school. The concept was initiated by the NYSPHSAA Sportsmanship Committee over a year ago and chose the Wednesday of Week #46 on NYSPHSAA’s Standard Athletic Calendar to celebrate coaches around the state. In 2019, Coaches Appreciation Day will be celebrated on Wednesday, May 15.
“We are elated to finally establish an opportunity to recognize coaches. They are the individuals who impact high school student-athletes on a daily basis during a sports season and contribute a significant number of hours toward a team’s success,” said Executive Director Robert Zayas. “We encourage student-athletes, school districts and fans to take a moment on May 16 to thank coaches in their schools even if its a simple gesture like a phone call, text message or email.”
We are so proud of all the great work our coaches here in Section XI do for their student-athletes, programs and communities.
We know, it’s the spring, but we just got this data and it’s worth sharing.
Here is a complete rundown of all boys basketball scoring averages for Suffolk County from this past 17-18 season.

As part of a new seasonal awards program through Section XI, Hills East’s Savion Lewis has been named as the athletic conference’s Winter Male Athlete of the Year.
This should come as no surprise since he was the best basketball player in the entire state. Crowned Mr. Basketball for New York, Lewis led his team to a Long Island championship and state runner-up designation.
Instead of telling his story to you, we also are debuting a new student-athlete essay platform with Lewis as our first person to share personal sentiments about their life and sport.
Congratulations to Savion and CLICK HERE to read his story!