Suffolk County Police Department Takes Home Gold – AGAIN!

By Deborah Williams | Aug 7, 2025 | Local

SCPD wins police league roller hockey tournemant. | Suffolk County Police Department

The Suffolk County Police Department (SCPD) took home the gold for the second year in a row at the Police League Roller Hockey Tournament.

The SCPD Roller Hockey team won 6-5 against the New York Police Department in the law enforcement league championship game.

Team Captain, Marine Bureau Officer Anthony Chin, lead the team to victory.

The team has been competing in the Police League roller hockey tournament for more than ten years.

The team is made up of officers, sergeants and lieutenants from throughout the Suffolk County Police Department and throughout the season they play teams from the New York Police Department and Nassau County Police.

The team plays at SkateSafe America in Old Bethpage.

Organizations Included in this History

Suffolk County Police Department

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