Sachem North alum Nick Iannello has been making people laugh for years. Whether it was solidifying his funny man persona by being selected Court Jester of his senior class in 2011 or continuously imitating charismatic coaches like […]
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Sciortino named Rising Star by City and State
When Joseph Sciortino graduated from Sachem High School in 2004 he was driven to extend his skills beyond the throws of mediocrity. And while others were content with standard degrees in fields with somewhat secure professions, […]
Sachem alum featured on HuffPo
In a recent column on Huffington Post Black Voices, Danielle Moodie-Mills references her alma mater, Sachem High School. The column titled “Lessons from ‘A Different World’” refers to the show “A Different World” and “The […]
Book excerpt: First ever Nor’Easter, 2005
The following is an excerpt from my book “Sachem High School Football: The History of the Flaming Arrows.” It’s an inside look at the first ever Nor’Easter game played between Sachem North and Sachem East […]
Letter from the AD: Contact ’77 players
Sachem Athletic Director Pete Blieberg is still looking to get in touch with players from Sachem’s 1977 team for a 35th anniversary celebration on Oct. 19. RELATED: Read up on Sachem’s ’77 team Letter from […]
VOTE: Ruchi nominated for Yahoo honor
We figured Ruchi Shah would have a bright future. Throughout the last few years, she was regularly honored for her academic success and research. Last year’s valedictorian at Sachem High School North, Shah is a […]
VOTE: Vito Demola up for IL Laxie Award
Sachem East alum Vito Demola is in the running for the Division II Men’s Lacrosse Player of the Year Laxie Award presented by Inside Lacrosse. Demola is coming off a magnificent run with Dowling, leading […]
Bloom adds football to Dartmouth resume
As if playing lacrosse at Dartmouth wasn’t enough, Sachem North alum Evan Bloom tacked on Marine Officer Cadet School last year. But he wasn’t quite satisfied; he was missing something. That something turned out to […]