William Floyd Tennis Continue To Steamroll Teams

By Tom Barton | Oct 5, 2024 | Sports

William Floyd Girls Tennis | William Floyd School District | Facebook

The William Floyd varsity girls’ tennis team won again this time at home Shoreham-Wading River by a 5-2 final score.

Led by head coach Dave Pia, with the win the Colonials improve to a 7-1 record in League IV and they now move to 11-1 overall.

Among their 11 wins they have been able to get 8 shutouts during their stellar start to the season. They now face off against East Hampton, John Glenn and Southold/Greenport to end the year.

William Floyd Girls Tennis | William Floyd School District | Facebook

The Colonials won the championship in 2022 and last season reached the semi-finals.

William Floyd Girls Tennis | William Floyd School District | Facebook

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