Sachem North varsity lacrosse coach Anthony Muratore earned his first head coaching victory in a 16-5 win over Longwood on Tuesday, May 11. Muratore, who graduated from Sachem in 2000, played lacrosse at Sachem and […]
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Maryland Lacrosse Highlights Mike Mollot in Scholarship Recruiting Campaign
In just two varsity lacrosse seasons, Mike Mollot became one of the greatest Sachem players in history. He graduated with records in career points (209) and assists (115) and single-season points (113) and assists (70), […]
Kyle Kilkenny Named Editor-in-Chief of Rutgers Law Record
Sachem alum and Rutgers law student Kyle Kilkenny has been named as the editor-in-chief of the Rutgers Law Record. Kilkenny, who graduated from Sachem North in 2015, studied political science and international relations at Fordham […]
Eddie Delaney Named Albany’s Outstanding Young Alumnus
Sachem alum Eddie Delaney has been named as the 2020 Irvis Outstanding Young Alumni honoree at the University at Albany. Delaney, who attended Sachem East, was a standout football player for the Arrows and at […]
Sachem Alum, Rutgers Lacrosse Coach Brian Brecht Named Big Ten Coach of the Year
Sachem alum and Sachem Athletic Hall of Famer Brian Brecht has earned his second Big Ten Coach of the Year honors. The Rutgers men’s lacrosse coach has led the Scarlet Knights to an 8-2 record […]
Cam Lee Named James LaBue Award as Top Scholar-Athlete
More hardware for Cam Lee. The Sachem North senior has won the James LaBue Award as the top scholar-athlete in Suffolk County. The honor was announced by the Suffolk County Football Coaches Association on Friday […]
Sachem Alums Make NCAA Division I Volleyball Tournament
Sachem alumni Jack Driscoll (Penn State) and Alec Lehnert (Lewis) will compete in the NCAA Division I men’s volleyball tournament starting next week. Driscoll and Penn State will open against Belmont Abbey on May 3 […]
Sachem North Football Lives Up to Slogan in Memorable Season
Sachem North football’s slogan has been “break the rock” since January 2020. It’s a metaphor for not just climbing a mountain, but shattering it, for persevering through three years of program building, and culture defining […]