Zicchinelli Is Suffolk's Best


Ava Zicchinelli | Section XI - Suffolk County Athletics | Facebook

Miller Place Panthers starting pitcher Ava Zicchinelli has been named the Suffolk County Pitcher of the Year. 

Zicchinelli had an outstanding season and led the Panthers to a New York State title over the weekend. Zicchinelli got them to the title game by throwing a gem that included 13 strikeouts in the Suffolk County Class A semifinals. Her no hitter against Bayport-Blue Point was one of the highlights of her season. 

Then she went on to shut out both Maine-Endwell and Williamsville South to secure the State Championship. While her post season accomplishments were spectacular her regular season heroics were just as impressive. 

Zicchinelli finished the year with 25 wins and over 200 strikeouts. She piled up 10 shutouts this season and another six games she allowed just a single run. The dominance that she has shown has put her securely in the conversation for one of the best softball players on the Island, and certainly her legend will be etched into Suffolk County sports lore. 

Zicchinelli now completes her five years at the varsity level and this award is another great piece to put on her mantle. 

Organizations Included in this History


Daily Feed

Education

Stony Brook students blend fitness and ecology in 3K EcoWalk

Stony Brook University students participated in the "Running Wild 3K EcoWalk," a new Earthstock event conducted on April 21 at the Ashley Schiff Preserve.


Sports

Zicchinelli Is Suffolk's Best

Miller Place Panthers starting pitcher Ava Zicchinelli has been named the Suffolk County Pitcher of the Year.


Native American Guardian’s Association challenges New York school mascot regulation in federal court

The Native American Guardian’s Association (NAGA) has filed a lawsuit challenging a New York State regulation that prohibits public schools from using Indigenous names, mascots, and logos. The complaint was brought against the New York State Board of Regents and its members.