Xavier Arline and his offensive line. It’s a friendly, symbiotic relationship that has worked out exceedingly well for all the Shoreham-Wading River parties concerned. READ
Xavier Arline and his offensive line. It’s a friendly, symbiotic relationship that has worked out exceedingly well for all the Shoreham-Wading River parties concerned. READ
The Class IV Long Island champions! pic.twitter.com/yjDEQ7eNi6
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Shoreham-Wading River is the class of Long Island, and Xavier Arline is in a class by himself. (more…)
The Shoreham-Wading River Wildcats won their second straight Division IV County Championship Sunday afternoon, defeating Mount Sinai 35-14. READ
This wasn’t new to many of the Shoreham-Wading River High School football players. They had played in county and Long Island finals before. They knew that every play in a game like this could be critical. They knew that momentum can be a fleeting thing, and can swing without a moment’s notice. READ
The high school football playoffs are a different animal because with the playoffs comes the pressure of finality. One loss and it’s all over. READ
The team playing with a heavy heart showed plenty of heart, both on the football field and off.
All one had to do was watch how Shoreham-Wading River played to see how much the Wildcats care about one of their own, who was hurting deeply. READ
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
Nothing says welcome back quite like a 34-7 victory. READ