In all the hoopla that comes with winning a championship, it’s easy to lose track of the meaning of extra points. Not in Sachem, however, and not when Bryan Morris is kicking. Sachem’s senior […]
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Sachem making 18th appearance in county final
This Sunday will mark Sachem’s 18th appearance in a Suffolk County football championship game. In the grand scheme of Long Island football history, this puts the Flaming Arrows in the middle of the pack compared […]
#SachemTBT: Waverly’s Rocket Club in 1969
This photo takes you back to April 1969 when Waverley Avenue Elementary School had a Rocket Club. Run by club advisor Mr. David Mello, the students studied math, science and research methods in the extra-curricular […]
Sachem East field hockey is forever a dynasty
When you look back on Sachem, Suffolk County and Long Island history in a couple of decades there are only a handful of field hockey programs you’ll think of as a true dynasty. Sachem East […]
LIC! Sachem East volleyball clinches title
The winning cruise continued for Sachem East boys volleyball in the Class A Long Island championship on Saturday as the Arrows beat Nassau County’s Port Washington, 3-0, at Hofstra University. The Arrows (15-3) advance to […]
Sachem’s Rachel Heymach wins 2nd diving title
Twice is pretty nice, at least for Sachem North’s Rachel Heymach anyway. The junior diver captured her second straight Suffolk County diving championship Friday at Hauppauge High School. She scored a personal-best 433.60 in the […]
East boys vball wins Suffolk championship
There is no hotter volleyball team on Long Island right now and Sachem East proved it again Thursday night. After upsetting rival and top-seeded Sachem North in the semifinals, the Arrows beat reigning champion Lindenhurst, […]
Sachem #TBT: Students study plants in ’68
This is former Gatelot Elementary teacher Michael Yosha in 1968 showing his students how their plants respond to sunlight in the spring time. They’re looking at Geraniums and Philodendrons, which the students grew.