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Schools: Local teams bring home titles – Huntington Now

By Lisa R. Bonnell
November 22, 2021
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The Northport High School field hockey team won the New York State Class A Championship after an unbeaten 21-0 season, just a day after beating Clarence High School in the Class A semifinals from the NYS.

Olivia McKenna scored the only goal of the game with an assist from Shannon Smith.

The team won the Long Island Championship last season, but couldn’t play a state championship due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The team coined the hashtag “#NotDoneYet”.

“This team encompasses what it means to be a Northport High School Tiger athlete,” said Mark Dantuno, director of health, physical education and athletics. “They’re playing hard and their unbeaten record reflects that. The commitment of their
coaches, their parents and of course the students themselves, that’s what makes this team amazing.

Elwood Fields

The Elwood-John Glenn team won the 2021 #nysphsaa Class B Women’s Volleyball State Championship.

Swimming success for Huntington Junior
Kathryn Montefusco took top honors in two events at the New York State Swimming and Diving Championships at Ithaca College this weekend. Montefusco swam to fourth place in a 34 field in the 100-yard breaststroke and took eighth place among 32 competitors in the 200-yard freestyle.

Long Island Championship

Walt Whitman faces Massapequa Friday at Hofstra at noon for the Long Island Soccer Championship. The Wildcats won the county title last week, beating William Floyd 42-7.

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