The identity of the Mount Sinai football program under coach Vinnie Ammirato has always been centered around the run game. The Mustangs historically view running the ball as option 1A, 1B and 1C. READ
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Nothing says welcome back quite like a 34-7 victory. READ
Not only does Shoreham-Wading River have its head football coach back, but it now has not one, but two star senior quarterbacks — not to mention a spotless 4-0 record.
“Life is good in Shoreham,” said Xavier Arline, one of those QBs. READ
Like many others, Virgil Romer was taken aback by the removal of Aden Smith as the Shoreham-Wading River High School football coach. Unlike everyone else, though, it was Romer who suddenly had the great responsibility of being the team’s interim head coach dropped onto his lap, just two days before the team’s season-opening game.
Just like that, Romer, 31, had gone from offensive coordinator to head coach.
“It was stressful,” Romer said. “I’m not going to lie. There was a lot more work I had to do.” READ
It’s a play the Shoreham-Wading River Wildcats have run countless times before — a read option for quarterback Xavier Arline with a wide receiver. READ
Shoreham-Wading River football players defended coach Aden Smith at Tuesday’s Board of Education meeting and urged the board to reinstate him. READ
The coaches may change, but the result remains the same.
With a player like Xavier Arline under center, the Shoreham-Wading River Wildcats are a handful for any team, even when facing unusual circumstances. (more…)
At the start of practice Monday afternoon, coach Aden Smith gathered his Shoreham-Wading River High School football players before him. Then, referring to the upcoming season, he made an analogy to a live traffic app. Plug in a destination and the app will tell you the best way to go. If a problem pops up along the way, the app will redirect you.
Same thing with the Wildcats. Should they run into any problems or detours, they just recalculate, with their eyes fixed on the final destination.
That destination wasn’t specified, not that Smith had to. Everyone there undoubtedly knows for sure what the desired destination is: the Long Island Class IV championship game. READ