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HSW's Hayley Beutel qualified for states for the third consecutive year in diving and broke her own 6 dive score school record this season. HSE's Liz Gallagher will go to the states for the fourth time in the 100 yard butterfly. She is currently closing in on her fourth school record. Great Hollow's Leah Treglia is the only seventh grader in Suffolk County to make states this year. She will be competing in the 100 yard butterfly.
The boys’ cross-country team won their second consecutive county championship on Nov. 3. Five Smithtown runners placed in the top 12 and seven in the top 20. Steven Spreizer led the harriers with a second- place finish in 16:39. Nick DeFelice (3rd- 16:46), Nick Cipolla (6th- 16:59), David Cabello (9th- 17:02) and John Cuff (12th- 17:13) were the scoring five. Aidan Kennedy (18th- 17:42) and Michael Danzi (20th-17:43) rounded out the team scoring. Alex Martin and Nick Muellers also made All-County from their performances at the Section XI Division Championship. The boys will represent Smithtown and Section XI at the NYS XC Championships at Wayne Central HS in Ontario Center, NY. Pictured (form left): Mark Jackett, Peter Schieck, David Cabello, John Cuff, Michael Danzi, Nick DeFelice, Nick Cipolla, Steven Spreizer, Aidan Kennedy, Kevin Cawley, Alex Martin.
When Smithtown East’s junior varsity football team faced off against Bay Shore on Oct. 7, both teams shared a special moment in the second half of the game. Bay Shore High School sophomore Ramel Johnson, a special education student, was given the ball for the first play of the half. Ramel had a dream of playing football and tried out for the team this season. Bay Shore’s team embraced Ramel, and helped him learn the sport and feel welcome on the team. Ramel had the chance to have a shining moment at Bay Shore’s last JV home game of the season and score a touchdown. “Seeing Ramel race toward the end zone this was a special moment for the entire team and myself, “ said East’s coach Stephen Costello. “The team learned that the game is so small compared to everyday life. This is why coaching is so special because you can impact a player everyday. I strive to teach life lessons everyday.”
The district celebrated the commitments of 31 student-athletes to play at the collegiate level with letter of intent signings on Feb. 1 at Smithtown High Schools East and West. Patrick Smith, the district’s coordinator of physical education, health, athletics and nurses, commended both the students and their parents for their hard work and dedication in reaching this milestone. “Without the effort put forth by these student-athletes in both their academic careers and on the playing fields, along with the support of their parents, they would not be standing here today preparing for the next phase of their journeys,” he said. The district congratulates the following students who signed with Division I schools: High School West: Cameron Brunsvold: Lindenwood University (lacrosse) James Caddigan: Colgate University (lacrosse) Jessica English: University of Vermont (lacrosse) Ryan Erler: Stony Brook University (lacrosse) Hunter Greco: Binghamton University (lacrosse) Sarah Harrington: Davidson College (soccer) Gabrielle Horman: Quinnipiac University (volleyball) Kayla Kosubinsky: University of Tampa (lacrosse) Nicholas Trabacchi: University of Maryland, Baltimore County (baseball) Amy Tracy: Florida Southern College (lacrosse) Chelsea Witteck: Columbia University (lacrosse) High School East: Haley Anderson: Quinnipiac University (volleyball) Sean Barry: Towson University (lacrosse) Robert Burns: University of Pennsylvania (lacrosse) Daniel Claxton: University of Connecticut (track) Lauren Cuoto: Marist College (soccer) Steven Cuccurullo: Harvard University (lacrosse) Connor DeSimone: Johns Hopkins University (lacrosse) Victoria DiPresso: Pace University (lacrosse) Jaclyn Gallery: University of Connecticut (cross-county/track) Luke Eschbach: Yale University (lacrosse) Brian Herber: Hofstra University (lacrosse) Shannon Kavanagh: University of Florida (lacrosse) Michael Latini: Fairfield University (lacrosse) Michael Marino: Binghamton University (lacrosse) Conor Rowan: U.S. Coast Guard (lacrosse) Michael Ruggeriero: Wagner College (baseball) Kate Schmal: Bentley University (lacrosse) Julia Smith: University of Massachusetts (lacrosse) Sydney Strcich: Bucknell University (lacrosse) Anthony Voelker: Fairfield University (lacrosse)
The West Varsity Whisperettes traveled to Orlando, Florida, to compete at the 2016 NDA Nationals HS Dance Team Championships from Feb. 26-28 and were crowned the 2016 NDA Small Kick National Champions. They also placed 17th in large varsity pom and seventh in medium varsity team performance. The team was presented with the superior showmanship and technical excellence awards for their kick routine. Led by captains Melanie Chonis, Lauren D'Agostino, Richelle Fassler and Melissa Ginex, the team was also nominated for the NDA sportsmanship award
Director: Patrick Smith Phone: (631) 382-2100 Email: psmith@smithtown.k12.ny.us