Legendary Coach Wins #300

By Tom Barton | Sep 9, 2025 | Sports

Toni McKinnon | BBPschools | Instagram

This past week Bayport-Blue Point's head Volleyball coach Toni McKinnon set a new school record.

Coach McKinnon won her 300th team win with the Girls Varsity Volleyball Team.

McKinnon has been simply a winner since taking over and has led the team to the playoffs in each of her seasons as head coach since 1998. Coach McKinnon also coaches the girl's basketball team who have also had unprecedented success.

The girls won their opening game of the season with a 3-1 win over Harborfields and now will take on Babylon on the road and Center Moriches away while also facing Southampton at home the next three games.

The Bayport-Blue Point instagram account posted "CONGRATULATIONS to the players and Coach on this incredible achievement!"

Organizations Included in this History

Bayport-Blue Point High School

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