Clippers fall to McGann-Mercy in final seconds of foul-plagued game, 49-48
The Southold/Greenport Clippers lost to McGann-Mercy in the final seconds of tonight's game on their home court, 49-48. Photos slideshow.
Tuckers flex muscle to stay unbeaten, defeat Port Jefferson, 54-9
Mattituck (4-0, 6-0) handed Port Jeff its first loss Tuesday night. Tuckers return to action at home on Wednesday against Stony Brook.
Boys Basketball: Tuckers defeat Monarchs, 66-58
The win brings their record to 4-2. The Tuckers will play again Jan. 15 at Babylon (5-1) at 6:15 p.m.
Boys Basketball: Southold defeats Greenport, 53-38
The Southold First Settlers defeated the Greenport Porters last night 53-38 in their third straight win of the season.
Boys Basketball: Mattituck cruises past Southold, 67-48
"I think Southold's going to be a good team," Ellwood said. "That was their first game and this was our third game and that's a huge advantage. I think you improve the most between your first game and your second game. I think if we played them again it would be a lot closer."
Mattituck’s Kaan Ilgin will attempt to go professional
"To play professionally has always been my dream," Ilgin said. "I was going to go to college to get an opportunity like this."
Mattituck’s soccer coach Mat Litchhult decides it’s time to step down
The coach's decision to step down came only days after the Tuckers were named state champs.
Mattituck turns out to welcome state champs home with cheers, tears of joy
Tears of joy fell freely as a community came together Sunday night to welcome the Tuckers home after their state victory.
‘Storybook ending’ for Mattituck: With 3-0 win, Tuckers claim Class B state title
The Tuckers are celebrating Mattituck's first state championship since 2003 after defeating Beekmantown, 3-0.
Soccer playoffs: Mattituck goes to the state final with a 6-0 victory
"We played a 40-minute period of perfect soccer," head coach Mat Litchhult said, referring to the first half in which the Tuckers scored five of their six goals. "We were all over them for those 40 minutes and I still don't think they know what happened to them."
