Smithtown is heading to the County Championship

By Tom Barton | Nov 16, 2025 | Business

Headline: Smithtown is heading to the County Championship

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Refer 1: Luke LaRocca rewrites the record books

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Refer 2: Sachem wins Long Island Championshipphoto credit: Sachem Schools | Facebook

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Refer 3: BBP tennis take home the state titlephoto credit: Bayport-Blue Point School District.

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