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It was another 1-2 finish for at the 600-meter mark when Northport’s Thomas Fodor was again first across the line at 1:26.51 followed by teammate, senior Kiernan Weaver, (pictured) stopping the clock at 1:28.09 Jan. 19. Photo by Bill Landon
Northport sophomore Kyle Hawkins covers 34’-10” in the triple jump event. Photo by Bill Landon
Northport junior Luke Cacic finished first in the League 2 shot put eclipsing his personal best by 3 feet throwing 44’-5” Jan. 19. Photo by Bill Landon
Northport freshman Michael Perrino competes in the long jump event covering a distance of 15'-6" Jan. 19. Photo by Bill Landon
Northport senior Sean Ryan was the class of the field at 1600 tripping the timer at 4 minutes, 28.89 seconds almost 2 seconds ahead of the second place finisher. Photo by Bill Landon
Northport junior Thomas Fodor was first across the line in both the 600 and 1,000 events Jan 19. Photo by Bill Landon
Northport sophomore Travis Roux matched his previous best of 31’7” in the League II finals Jan. 19. Photo by Bill Landon

By Bill Landon

A Northport junior raced to the head of his class in the League II boys track and field finals, and he never looked back.

Thomas Fodor was the first to cross the line in both the 600 and 1,000-meter events Jan. 19 at Suffolk County Community College’s Brentwood campus. Fodor’s winning times were 1 minute 26.51 seconds, and 2:37.57, respectively.

Finishing behind Fodor for a one-two finish in the 600 race was senior Kiernan Weaver, who clocked in at 1:28.09.

Northport senior Sean Ryan tripped the clock at 2:38.48 for second place in the 1,000 race. He also rose to the top of the field at the 1,600 distance with a time of 4:28.89.

In the grueling 3,200 distance, Northport Tigers claimed two top spots on the podium. Senior Jason Gibbons placed second, clocking in at 10:13.41. A bright spot in the freshman-sophomore class (Section 2) was Northport ninth-grader Wyeth Semo who won 1,600 race with a time of 4:54.65.

Pictured, clockwise from top left: Freshman Michael Perrino competes in the long jump event covering a distance of 15-6; Weaver races second place in the 600; Ryan leads the way winning the 1,600 race followed by teammate Aidar Matthews in bib no. 4641 who finished in fifth; junior Luke Cacic finished first in the League 2 shot put eclipsing his personal best by 3 feet throwing 44-5; and Semo took first in the 1,600 for Section 2 (freshman-sophomore division).

The Tigers will be back at the Brentwood campus Feb. 11 for the state qualifiers.

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Rocky Point freshman Ryan Smith drives the baseline Jan. 24. Photo by Bill Landon
Kings Park co-captain Alex Graci goes to the rim for the score Jan. 24. Photo by Bill Landon
Rocky Point freshman Ryan Smith shoots for two of his team's high 17 points Jan. 24. Photo by Bill Landon
Rocky Point freshman Ryan Smith shoots for two of his team's high 17 points Jan. 24. Photo by Bill Landon
Rocky Point freshman Ryan Smith drives an open lane Jan. 24. Photo by Bill Landon
Kings Park junior Matthew Wolf goes to the rim for the score Jan. 24. Photo by Bill Landon
Rocky Point junior John Henry Dyroff goes up for the score Jan. 24. Photo by Bill Landon
Kings Park sophomore guard Jack Garside lays up for two of his 14 points Jan. 24. Photo by Bill Landon
Kings Park sophomore guard Jack Garside shoots scoring two of his 14 points Jan. 24. Photo by Bill Landon
Rocky Point forward Dakota Strong shoots from down low Jan. 24. Photo by Bill Landon
Kings Park co-captain Brendan Kehoe with the jump shot Jan. 24. Photo by Bill Landon
Kings Park co-captain Andrew Bianco goes to the rim but Rocky Point senior Trey Miller gets a piece of it Jan. 24. Photo by Bill Landon
Kings Park co-captain Andrew Bianco scrambles for a loose ball under the boards as Rocky Point freshman Ryan Smith looks over his shoulder Jan. 24. Photo by Bill Landon
Kings Park senior Andrew Bianco battles in the paint getting mugged by Rocky Point’s Gavin DaVanzo and John Henry Dyroff Jan. 24. Photo by Bill Landon
Kings Park senior Andrew Bianco battles his way to the rim for two of his team high 17 points at Rocky Point Jan. 24. Photo by Bill Landon
Kings Park senior Andrew Bianco battles his way to the rim for two of his team high 17 points Jan. 24. Photo by Bill Landon

By Bill Landon

On paper,  Kings Park’s boys basketball team — while sitting at 10-1 in league — should’ve had an easy time against Rocky Point at 2-8 in league, but the Eagles had other ideas Jan. 24. Rocky Point led by 10 points after eight minutes in then took an 11-point lead into the locker room. The Kingsmen sit atop the League IV leaderboard for a reason, and they came out firing in the 3rd quarter outscoring the Eagles 16-7 tying the game twice in the final quarter.

Trailing by two, Kings Park co-captain Andrew Bianco went to the charity stripe then swished both to tie the game at 46 all. Rocky Point forward Gavin DaVanzo was then fouled, sending the junior to the line with 4.6 seconds left in regulation. DaVanzo made one shot but missed the other, and Kings Park inbounded the ball for the final play launching a desperate shot that missed its mark. The Eagles erupted in celebration clinching a 47-46 victory at home.

Rocky Point freshman Ryan Smith led his team in scoring with four field goals and a pair of triples for a team high 14 points. Junior Kyle Callahan followed with 12 while DaVanzo netted a total of 10.

Bianco sat atop the scoring chart for the Kingsmen hitting four field goals and banking nine from the line for a total of 17 points.

With five games left in the regular season, the Eagles retake the court Jan. 26 against West Babylon before playing at home Jan. 30 against Eastport-South Manor. Kings Park has landed solidly in the playoff picture and is also back in action Jan. 30 where they’ll host West Babylon. Both Jan. 30 games tip off at 5:45pm.

*This post was changed to amend Bianco and shots.

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Ward Melville’s Justin Zhang placed second in his heat at 1600 meters behind teammate Ethan Winter for a 1-2 finish and placed ninth in the final post a time of 4:50.33 Jan. 19. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville sophomore Jonah Komosinski runs his leg in the 4x200 relay event. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville junior Harrison Bassin runs the second leg on his way to a Patriot League I title in the 4x400M relay with a winning time of 3:38.85 Jan. 19. Bassin also placed second at 3,200 meters with a time of 10:06.89. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville junior Ethan Winter placed first in his heat race at 1,600 meters with a time of 4:49.80 Jan. 19. Photo by Bill Landon.
Ward Melville junior Dave Selzer runs the third leg on his way to a Patriot League I title in the 4x400 meter relay with a winning time of 3:38.85 Jan. 19. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville sophomore Andrew Araneo grabs the baton from Andrew Petrillo in the 4x200 relay event Jan 19. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville sophomore Andrew Araneo clocks a 2:43.36 at the 1,000m distance for sixth place in the League I finals Jan. 19. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville League I champions at 4x400m relay Harrison Bassin, Dave Selzer, Caleb Wheeler and Owen Larson. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville junior Dennis Chen clears 5 feet 6 inches in the high jump event for seventh. Chen also clocked an 8.16 inches the 55m hurdles for a thrid place finish. Photo by Bill Landon
Patriot senior Caleb Wheeler (5360) hands off to Owen Larson in a League I championship win in the 4x400m relay with the top time of 10:06.89 Jan. 19. Photo by Bill Landon

By Bill Landon

It was a photo finish for Ward Melville’s Harrison Bassin when the junior found some last-minute leg, clocking in at 10 minutes, 6.89 seconds just one-third of a second behind the winner Daniel Czop of Commack in the grueling 3,200-meter at the League I boys winter track and field final at Suffolk County Community College’s Brentwood campus Jan. 19.

Bassin was also a leg in the 4×400 relay event, putting the Patriots at the top of the field in crossing the line first with a time of 3:38.85. Owen Larson, who notched fourth in the 600 finals at 1:28.73, was also part of the relay effort. Caleb Wheeler along with Dave Selzer were the other two legs of the relay team. At 1,600, juniors Ethan Winter and Justin Zhang finished seventh and ninth respectively, clocking in at 4:49.80 and 4:50.33.

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Senior Gabby Sartori fights her way to the rim against Shoreham’s Abby Korzekwinski scoring two of her team high 22 points Jan. 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Freshman Guard Carlie Cutinella dumps a pass off to an open shooter for the Wildcats Jan. 22. Photo by Bill Landon
GraceAnn Leonard, an 8th grader for Shoreham-Wading River, shoots from the paint Jan 22. Photo by Bill Landon
GraceAnn Leonard, an 8th grader for Shoreham-Wading River, gets a shot off against Mount Sinai senior forward Holly McNair Jan 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Mount Sinai senior forward Holly McNair drives to the rim for two of her six points Jan. 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Senior Gabby Sartori fights her way to the rim scoring two of her team high 22 points Jan. 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Sohpomore forward Makayla Hartcorn battles for a rebound for the Mustangs Jan. 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham forward Abby Korzekwinski goes up for the score Jan. 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Mount Sinai senior Brooke Cergol drives the baseline Jan. 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Senior Gabby Sartori elbows her way to the rim scoring two of her team high 22 points Jan. 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Mount Sinai senior Margaret Kopcienski shoots from the top of the key Jan. 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Mount Sinai senior Brooke Cergol fights her way to the basket for two of her 12 points Jan. 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Mount Sinai freshman guard Casey Campo shoots from down low Jan. 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Mount Sinai freshman guard Kylie Budke lays up for two points Jan. 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River senior forward Melissa Marchese scores on a put back for the Wildcats Jan 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Melissa Marchese battles Mount Sinai senior Gabby Sartori for a loose ball under the boards Jan. 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham senior Michelle Corona looks for an open shooter Jan. 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Co-Captain Michelle Corona battles down low against Gabby Sartori scoring two of her nine points for the Wildcats Jan. 22. Photo by Bill Landon
Sophomore guard Molly LaForge shoots from the corner Jan. 22. Photo by Bill Landon

By Bill Landon

Despite a late game surge by the Wildcats, Mount Sinai’s girls basketball team was able to make a stand holding off visiting Shoreham-Wading River in a League V contest Jan. 22 for a 50-39 victory. Mount Sinai senior Gabby Sartori banked seven field goals and eight free throws to lead her team with 22 points. Senior Brooke Cergol followed up netting a 3-pointer, four field goals and one from the stripe putting up a total of 12. Atop the leaderboard for the Wildcats was senior Melissa Marchese who swished five and made three from the line for 13 points. 

The win puts the Mustangs at 9-3 league 11-3 overall with six games remaining. This puts them solidly in the playoff mix. The loss drops the Wildcats to 6-6 league 6-8 overall and will need several wins in their remaining six games to secure postseason berth. 

The Wildcats have three of those games in the next eight days as the regular season winds down. Mount Sinai retakes the court Jan. 26 hosting Bayport-Blue Point and again two days later Jan. 28 facing Westhampton at home. Game times are 10:00 a.m. and 6:15 p.m., respectively.

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Ryan DeCoursey, left, and Comsewogue’s Jaden Martinez crashes the board Jan. 17. Photo by Bill Landon
Comsewogue forward Anthony Cambria, left, guarded by Centereach senior Josh Washington, scores 2 of his 8 points Jan. 17. Photo by Bill Landon
Comsewogue sophomore guard Milan Johnson shoots from beyond the arc draining one of two triples on his way to banking 18 Jan. 17. Photo by Bill Landon
Ryan DeCoursey, who was named Centereach High School Male Athlete of the month for December, plows his way to the net scoring two of his 14 points Jan. 17. Photo by Bill Landon
Centereach junior Matt Robbert battles down low, muscling his way to the rim to top the scoring charts for the Cougars with 22 points Jan. 17. Photo by Bill Landon.
Centereach junior Matt Robbert with the reverse layup for two of his 22 points Jan. 17. Photo by Bill Landon.
Centereach junior forward Matt Robbert in traffic Jan. 17. Photo by Bill Landon.
Comsewogue junior guard Michael McGuire drives the baseline to lead his team in scoring with 22 points Jan. 17. Photo by Bill Landon
Sophomore guard Milan Johnson drives the baseline on his way to banking 18 points Jan. 17. Photo by Bill Landon
Centereach junior Matt Robbert drives the lane for a score topping the scoring charts for the Cougars with 22 points Jan. 17. Photo by Bill Landon.
Centereach sophomore guard Matt Maxwell battles his way to the rim under heavy guard Jan. 17. Photo by Bill Landon
Sophomore forward Liam Gray muscles his way to the rim scoring 2 of his 17 points Jan. 17. Photo by Bill Landon
Centereach senior Justin Fanesi shoots from baseline Jan. 17. Photo by Bill Landon.

By Bill Landon

Centereach trailed Comsewogue’s boys basketball team from the opening tip off and closed within 4 points late in the game, but the Warriors defense was up to the task, holding off the late surging Cougars for a 71-65 victory on the road Jan. 17. 

Comsewogue junior Michael McGuire seemingly couldn’t miss from long range as the young man nailed seven triples and a free throw for a team high of 22 points. Teammate Milan Johnson netted a pair of treys, 4 field goals and 4 from the line putting up a total of 18; and teammate Liam Gray tacked on 17. Centereach junior forward Matt Robbert topped the scoring chart for the Cougars throwing down 9 field goals and netting 4 from the line.

With their third win in a row, Comsewogue improves to 5-3 in league and 7-5 overall. The Warriors continued their road tour against Deer Park Jan. 21 and were back on their home turf Jan. 23 hosting Bellport at 5:45 p.m. With the loss, Centereach dropped to 4-5 in league 7-5 overall, and were back in action at home Jan. 23.

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Smithtown East junior guard Anthony Weidtman drives the baseline against the visiting Wolverines Jan. 15. Photo by Bill Landon
Newfield sophomore guard Ziggy Hoe drives an open lane leading his team in scoring with 19 points against the Bulls Jan. 15. Photo by Bill Landon
Senior guard for Smithtown East Marcin Termena shoots for the score on his way to a team high 15 points Jan. 15. Photo by Bill Landon
Senior guard for Smithtown East Marcin Termena lays up for the score Jan. 15. Photo by Bill Landon
Senior guard for Smithtown East Marcin Termena crashes the board scoring 2 of his 15 points Jan. 15. Photo by Bill Landon
Newfield junior forward Kyle Siemieniewicz battles in the paint against two Smithtown East defenders Jan. 15. Photo by Bill Landon
Junior forward for Smithtown East Jared Borner with a jumper scoring 2 of his 5 points along with 17 rebounds Jan. 15. Photo by Bill Landon
Senior guard for Smithtown East James Peters takes flight for the score Jan. 15. Photo by Bill Landon
Newfield junior Devin Ward with a jump shot scoring 2 of his 8 points against Smithtown East Jan. 15. Photo by Bill Landon
Newfield junior Devin Ward passes to an open shooter against Smithtown East Jan. 15. Photo by Bill Landon
Senior guard for Smithtown East Devin Butbul battles down low scoring 2 of his 11 points Jan. 15. Photo by Bill Landon
Newfield junior Colin Cassara nails one of his two triples in the game against Smithtown East Jan. 15. Photo by Bill Landon
Smithtown East senior forward Chris Goria drives the lane against the visiting Wolverines Jan. 15. Photo by Bill Landon
Anthony Weidtman battles his way to the rim for the Bulls scoring 2 of his 5 points against the Wolverines Jan. 15. Photo by Bill Landon

By Bill Landon

Smithtown varsity boys basketball  claimed their victory over Newfield with a nailbiter at buzzer, 50-46, Jan. 15. 

The Newfield Wolverines stayed within striking distance from the opening tip-off but it was Smithtown East senior Marcin Termena’s performance at the charity stripe that won the game for the Bulls in the final seconds by hitting 4 free throws. Termena topped the scoreboard with 4 field goals, a triple and his free throw performance for 15 points. His teammate senior Devin Butbul finished with a three pointer and 4 field goals for 11 points.

Up next, the Smithtown East Bulls host Deer Park Jan. 19 at noon.

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Ward Melville sophomore Matt Cracchiola a returning League finalist and All County wrestler had his hands full against Anthony Spataro at 106 pounds Jan. 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Sophomore James Araneo was in control at 170 pounds pinning his opponent at 4:22. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville sophomore and first-year varsity wrestler Ethan Herschander, left, had his hands full against Pat-Med’s Anthony Napoli at 132 pounds Jan 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville junior Dan Cassera, left, sizes up his opponent at 152 pounds Jan 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville freshman Christian Lievano, top, pinned his opponent at 1:43 at 99 pounds Jan. 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville freshman Chris Prussen is in control at 138 pounds Jan. 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Max Scott, top, defeated Jack Caravella of Pat-Med 9-2 at 126 pounds Jan 9. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Sam Berger, top, edges his opponent 10-7 at 285 pounds Jan 9. Photo by Bill Landon

By Bill Landon

Ward Melville’s varsity wrestling team members had their hands full when top-seeded Patchogue-Medford came to town outscoring the Patriots, 55-21, in a League I contest Jan. 9.

Atop the leaderboard for the Patriots was Max Scott, below, with a 9-2 decision over Pat-Med’s Jack Caravella at 126 pounds. James Araneo pinned his opponent at 4 minutes, 22 seconds at 170 pounds. Sam Berger won a 10-7 decision over Pat-Med’s Evan Albrecht at 285 pounds. Christian Lievano, right, made short work of Steven Isselbacher with a pin at 1:43 at 99 pounds, and Tom Fitzsimons defeated Sean Beatty 8-4 at 113 pounds. Pictured above, Chris Prussen in control at 138 pounds.

The Patriots are currently 1-5 in league. The team is back out on the mat at the Highlander Tourney at Herricks High School in New Hyde Park Jan 19. First bout is 10:30 a.m.

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Rocky Point junior guard Gavin DaVanzo looks for an open lane against Harborfields Jan. 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Rocky Point junior guard Gavin DaVanzo battles in the paint Jan. 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields junior forward Joe Desimone drains a three pointer in a Tornado victory at home against Rocky Point Jan 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields senior forward Joey Mitchell scores on a jumper on his way to 13 points Jan 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields senior forward Joey Mitchell hits another jumper Jan 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Rocky Point junior forward John Henry Dyroff muscles his way to the rim to score 2 of his team high 14 points against Harborfields Jan. 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Rocky Point forward John Henry Dyroff on pushes up court against Harborfields Jan. 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Rocky Point junior guard Kyle Callahan drives the baseline Jan. 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields senior guard Pat Williamson drives the baseline in a home game against Rocky Point. Photo by Bill Landon
Harborfields senior guard Pat Williamson battles in the paint scoring 2 of his 6 points Jan. 10. Photo by Bill Landon
Rocky Point freshman guard Ryan Smith in traffic against Harborfields Jan. 10. Photo by Bill Landon

By Bill Landon

Harborfields boys basketball team took an early lead and never looked back besting Rocky Point, 65-45, at the Tornadoes’ home  Jan. 10.

Harborfields senior forward Mike McDermott had the hot hand for the Tornadoes netting seven field goals and a pair of free throws to lead his team in scoring with 16 points. Tornadoes senior forward Joey Mitchell followed with a field goal, a pair of treys and 5 points from the line for 13 points while guard Jordan Robinson banked 10 points.

Rocky Point junior John Henry Dyroff led scoring for the Eagles with a pair of field goals, a triple and swished 7 from the charity stripe netting a total of 14 points.  Eagles junior Gavin DaVanzo sank 3 field goals and 2 triples to put up 12 points.

Both teams retake the court Jan. 15 with the Tornadoes traveling to take on West Babylon and the Eagles at home against Half Hollow Hills West. Both games tip-off at 5:45 p.m.

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Shoreham-Wading River’s Tom Bell shoots scoring two of his eight points Jan. 5. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River’s Tristan Costello scores topping the charts for the Wildcats with 9 points Jan. 5. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River’s Matt Cook shoots from the paint in a league V match up visiting Sayville. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River’s Tristan Costello drives to the basket for 2 of his 9 points against visiting Sayville. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River’s Tom Bell drives the baseline in a league V match up Jan. 5 . Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River’s Tristan Costello drives to the rim scoring 2 of his team high 9 points Jan. 5 against visiting Sayville. Photo by Bill Landon

By Bill Landon

After a disastrous first half for Shoreham-Wading River’s boys basketball team netting only 7 points before the break, the Wildcats came out shooting in the third quarter out scoring Sayville 20-14 over the final 16 minutes of play; but it was too little too late. The Wildcats fell to visiting Sayville 32-27 in a League V contest Jan. 5. Tristan Costello banked 4 field goals and a free throw to lead his team in scoring with 9, followed by Tom Bell’s 4 swishes from the free throw line and a pair of field goals for 8 points. The loss drops the Wildcats to 1-4 in the league, 4-5 overall. The team was back in action Jan. 8 where they traveled to Westhampton, but the Wildcats lost 58-60.  

 

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Northport junior forward Alexa Gentile shoots on her way to a 66-34 victory over Lindenhurst Jan. 7. Photo by Bill Landon
Northport junior guard Danielle Pavinelli lays up scoring two points Jan. 7. Photo by Bill Landon
Northport junior guard Danielle Pavinelli battles in the paint for the score. Photo by Bill Landon
Northport junior guard Danielle Pavinelli drives the lane scoring two of her team-high 16 points Jan. 7. Photo by Bill Landon
Northport senior guard and co-captain Hannah Stockman scores from the paint Jan. 7. Photo by Bill Landon
Northport senior guard and co-captain Hannah Stockman drains a three pointer in a Tiger victory over Lindenhurst in League II competition Jan. 7. Photo by Bill Landon
Northport junior guard Kelly Mclaughlin with a put back in a 66-34 victory over Lindenhurst Jan. 7. Photo by Bill Landon
Northport junior guard Kelly Mclaughlin looks for an open shooter in a Tiger victory over Lindenhurst. Photo by Bill Landon
Northport junior guard Kelly Mclaughlin drives the lane in a 66-34 Tiger victory over Lindenhurst Jan. 7. Photo by Bill Landon
Northport junior forward Kerry Dennin who scored 8 points in the contest draws a crowd. Photo by Bill Landon
Northport junior forward Kerry Dennin battles for one of her 11 rebounds Jan. 7. Photo by Bill Landon

By Bill Landon

The Lady Tigers made short work of visiting Lindenhurst in a League II matchup winning, 66-34, Jan. 7.

Northport girls varsity basketball team broke out to a double-digit lead early in the opening quarter and never looked back. Junior guard Danielle Pavinelli led the way for Northport banking seven field goals and two free throws for a total of 16 points. Co-captain senior Hannah Stockman nailed three triples and a pair of field goals netting 13 points, followed by junior guard Kelly McLaughlin who hit four field goals along with one from the charity strip for nine points.

With the win Northport improves to 4-1 in league (7-2 overall). The Lady Tigers will compete next at home against Smithtown West Bulls Jan. 11 at 6 p.m.

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