It’s hard to believe there was a time when Sachem Football was still a fledgling program, still new to the community, still trying to become a success on the landscape of Suffolk County athletics. That […]
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Sachem East girls track Christmas update
It was a busy week for the Sachem East girls track team with a crossover meet at Brentwood on Wednesday and the Bishop Loughlin Games at the Armory on Saturday. Brief synopsis: Athletes in a number of events […]
Leto, Michels dash to Suffolk’s top times
Alyssa Leto and Melissa Michels moved to the top of Suffolk County leaderboards at the 60th annual Bishop Loughlin Games held at the Armory Saturdayt. Leto ran a career-best 7.39 in the semi-finals of the […]
Michtas, LI racewalkers compete at St. Anthony’s
St. Anthony’s was abuzz with racewalkers this weekend as it hosted the USATF Long Island Race Walk Championships, featuring some of the top competitors in the country. Among the big names in attendance were Olympian Maria […]
Crossan leads UNH in rushing during FCS semis
Sachem alum Dalton Crossan led New Hampshire in rushing during the Wildcats’ 52-14 loss to North Dakota in the FCS semifinals Friday night. Crossan had 3 carries for 26 yards in the loss and finished […]
Paul featured on NY Mile Split #TBT page
Rachel Paul was featured on the first installent of NY Mile Split’s “Throwback Thursday” column, where the site picks some notable former high school runners and profiles them on the next level. Paul, of the […]
Spectrum of Dreams delivers at Sachem
Tim Szlosek, founder of The Spectrum of Dreams Foundation, delivered three brand new iPads to Sachem North. Dana Glasser and Sheri Rose had the privilege of collaborating to find worthy recipients of these valuable devices. The iPads were deservedly […]
East, North are victorious and support DiIorio
Paul DiIorio was a gamer in every sense of the word when he wrestled. Sachem East coach Sean O’Hara referred to him as the ultimate competitor who was the best at wrestling “whistle to whistle.” […]