The Sachem East field hockey team has once again proven its dominance, securing its second consecutive Long Island championship and doing so with a perfect record against Long Island opponents. This season has been a testament to the program’s consistency, resilience, and high-level play, and this latest victory only reinforced their standing as one of the top teams in New York State.
Sachem East remained unbeaten, improving to 19-0 after defeating Massapequa, 2-0, in the Long Island Class A Championship/Southeast Regional Final on its home field this weekend. The win highlighted the team’s impressive defensive structure and disciplined execution, both of which have been hallmarks of their undefeated campaign. The team has allowed just 4 goals in 19 games and no team has scored even two on them.
Josie Dee put Sachem East on the board in the second quarter, capitalizing on sustained offensive pressure to give the Flaming Arrows the early lead they were seeking. Dee later assisted Brooke Wasson, who delivered the decisive insurance goal in the fourth quarter to secure the championship and energize the home crowd.
With the Long Island title secured, Sachem East now advances to the NYS Class A semifinals, where they will face Mamaroneck Saturday at Arlington High School. The matchup is expected to be one of the most competitive of the tournament, with both teams entering the semifinals with strong resumes and a deep commitment to pushing toward a state title.
Sachem East continues its remarkable pursuit of a state championship, driven by teamwork, veteran leadership, and the unwavering work ethic that has defined this historic season. As they prepare for the next challenge, the Flaming Arrows remain focused, confident, and motivated by the Sachem pride that has powered their undefeated run and placed them on the brink of another monumental achievement.