South Shore Press Back Sports Page: October 22nd, 2025 Edition

By Stefan Mychajliw | Oct 17, 2025

Headline: Yankee great joins the South Shore Press podcast

Photo Credit: South Shore Press

https://pipeline.locallabs.com/stories/675803492-yankee-great-joins-the-south-shore-press-podcast

Sub Headline: He won World Series rings as a player and manager. Hear from legend Joe Girardi exclusively on the SSP Podcast

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Sayville adds 11 new Hall of Famers

Photo Credit: Sayville School District

https://pipeline.locallabs.com/stories/675792609-sayville-adds-11-new-hall-of-famers

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Three sport star wins Scholar Athlete Award

Photo Credit: Half Hollow Hills East | Facebook

https://pipeline.locallabs.com/stories/675769740-three-sport-star-wins-scholar-athlete-award

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BMX tour visits ESM

Photo credit: Eastport South Manor School District

https://pipeline.locallabs.com/stories/675781663-bmx-tour-visits-esm

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