Roaming the sidelines before the game, injured Sachem quarterback Trent Crossan was confident Malik Pierre would “go off” for the Flaming Arrows. And if going off is constituted by 4 touchdowns and 142 rushing yards […]
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Big sports Saturday for Sachem athletes
Playoffs have been in full swing all November so far and this weekend, once again, is packed with action for multiple sports. If you’re interested in traveling to see Sachem athletes compete, here’s a look […]
Sachem Alumni Spotlight: Anthony Del Broccolo, ’91
Anthony Del Broccolo, Class of 1991, is one of many Sachem alumni to live out in California and represent us proudly. He is a writer and is currently one of the creative scribes for the […]
Playoff Preview: Sachem North vs. Northport
It’s the most wonderful time of the year. High school football playoffs begin Friday night at Sachem under the lights at Fred Fusaro Alumni Stadium. No. 3 Sachem (6-2) will host No. 6 Northport (4-4) […]
Sachem Schools statement on information issue
It has come to our attention that internal information from the Sachem Central School District has been shared on a local message board. We have run tests to show that there has been no network […]
Doherty back on LI with Boston College
Sachem East alum Kristen Doherty will return to Long Island with her Boston College women’s hoops team to play Hofstra on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Already a senior in college, this is her first appearance […]
East boys vball wins Suffolk championship
There is no hotter volleyball team on Long Island right now and Sachem East proved it again Thursday night. After upsetting rival and top-seeded Sachem North in the semifinals, the Arrows beat reigning champion Lindenhurst, […]
Sachem #TBT: Students study plants in ’68
This is former Gatelot Elementary teacher Michael Yosha in 1968 showing his students how their plants respond to sunlight in the spring time. They’re looking at Geraniums and Philodendrons, which the students grew.