Winning never gets old. At least that’s what the Sachem East field hockey team should get emblazoned on shirts at this point. The girls captured their third straight Class A Long Island championship with a […]
Category: History
Wolff breaks passing records at Sachem East
It took all eight regular season games, but Danny Wolff ended his career with more passing yards, attempts and completions than any other quarterback in Sachem East’s 10-year history. Wolff passed former East quarterback Mike […]
Alums compete in New York City Marathon
It wouldn’t be a major event without Sachem alums involved, so surely there were at least three well known members of the Sachem family competing in this year’s New York City Marathon. Competing were Sam […]
Three-peat! Sachem East wins counties again
For the third straight season, the Sachem East field hockey team has won a Suffolk County Class A championship. Yes, you can say dynasty. The Arrows beat Smithtown East, 3-0, at Dowling Sports Complex in […]
Malik Pierre reaches 2,000 yards for career
With his 176-yard performance on senior night Friday against Pat-Med, Sachem senior captain and running back Malik Pierre reached the 2,000-yard rushing mark for his career. He now ranks sixth all-time in Sachem history with […]
Sachem #TBT … Sachem meets President Ford
America’s Bicentennial Halloween was a real treat for the Sachem High School Band. On October 31, 1976, the band, under the direction of Mr. Ed Fell, was invited to play for President Gerald Ford during […]
Building history: Waverly Avenue Elementary
The Waverly Avenue School first opened its doors to students in 1929. As part of the Holtsville School District, it housed children in grades one through eight with only two to four children on each […]
#SachemTBT: Bringing you back to 1968
This photo of science students in Sachem was taken in the spring of 1968 when Sachem High School was still housed at what we now call Samoset Middle School. The photo appeared in the district’s […]