The streak now stands at one.
The Shoreham-Wading River football team may no longer be carrying the weight of two undefeated seasons on its shoulders, but the goal remains the same: to climb back atop the Division IV mountain. READ
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The reviews are in, and they’re positive.
Shoreham-Wading River High School field hockey players and their coach, Allie Franklin, say they are more than happy with the field turf at the sparkling new Thomas Cutinella Memorial Field. The team will play all its home games at the site.
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Shoreham Wading-River High School girls cross-country coach Paul Koretzki needed only two words to describe his team.
“We’re loaded,” he said. READ
The streak began inconspicuously enough, a 35-7 win over Center Moriches on Sept. 12, 2014. But it wasn’t until the following week when the Shoreham-Wading River football team sent shockwaves throughout the county by putting an end to Babylon’s 25-game win streak.
On Friday night, in an eerily similar scenario, the roles between the two teams reversed. READ
It isn’t often when two All-State players compete in the same high school field hockey game. It’s even rarer still when they are teammates, and opponents at the same time.
Steve Failla found himself in an unusual position at the start of the boys golf season. So many players had come out for the team, the Riverhead coach needed to hold tryouts to trim the roster down to a manageable number. READ
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Shoreham Wading-River coach Bob Szymanski has some high hopes for his high school boys cross-country team this Suffolk County League VI season. READ
First it was the Bulldogs and then the Lions that took nice-sized bites out of the Riverhead High School football team. Now the Blue Waves must feel a sense of relief, with a bye week to look forward to and the roughest part of their schedule in the books. The timing of the bye couldn’t be better for the Blue Waves.
