Shoreham-Wading River athletes who intend to continue playing their sport in college were recognized at a signing ceremony last month. A total of 16 athletes, who play lacrosse, soccer, baseball, field hockey and crew, were honored. READ
Tag: Boys Lacrosse
Thirteen Riverhead High School seniors will continue their athletic careers in college. The students, mostly girls lacrosse players, wore their college apparel during a signing ceremony Friday in the district’s athletic office. READ
The Wildcats huddle together. (Credit: Christopher Cecere)
The road to the New York State championship this year ended in Rochester, a roughly seven-hour drive from the campus of Shoreham-Wading River High School. In June 2020, the state championship game returns much closer to home, at a site of so many memorable games in the program’s history: Hofstra University. READ
The Shoreham-Wading River boys lacrosse team led start to finish in Saturday’s Class C New York State championship game against Jamesville-DeWitt. The Wildcats’ 12-7 victory brought them the program’s fourth state title.
Junior Xavier Arline scored five goals with two assists to lead the Wildcats’ attack.
The Wildcats finish the season 18-5.
See more photos from the championship below:
Photos by Christopher Cecere
From an early age, Dominick Visintin dreamed of this moment.
The senior grew up embedded in the Shoreham-Wading River lacrosse program. He gravitated toward the sport by pre-school and watched his older brother Anthony become a standout for the Wildcats. (more…)
All one has to do is look at the youth sprinkled throughout the Shoreham-Wading River High School boys lacrosse team’s roster to see that the Wildcats have a bright future ahead of them. And their present isn’t that bad, either. READ
The Shoreham-Wading River boys lacrosse team rallied from five goals down to defeat Cold Spring Harbor, 13-12, Saturday in the Class C Long Island Championship. READ
Shoreham-Wading River has its Xs and Os in place. An X (the supremely talented Xavier Arline) is a big part of its O (offense).
But it was another SWR lacrosse player, Gavin Gregorek, who stepped to the forefront when the Wildcats needed him most. READ