The Bayport-Blue Point varsity football team beat Miller Place at a home game showdown on Friday, Nov. 11, with a score of 35-7.
In the first quarter, the Phantoms were shut out and Miller Place …
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The Bayport-Blue Point varsity football team beat Miller Place at a home game showdown on Friday, Nov. 11, with a score of 35-7.
In the first quarter, the Phantoms were shut out and Miller Place lead with 7 points, but came back in the second quarter with 21 points.
“We are extremely proud our football team has achieved their goal of making it back to Stony Brook University. This has been an objective for our student athletes and coaches since last year’s loss. Our student athletes have worked hard over the course of the year to compete for that elusive Suffolk County Championship and will be prepared to take on a very talented opponent,” said athletic director, Tim Mullins.
They now head to the Suffolk Championship against John Glenn on Friday, Nov. 18 at 4 p.m. at Stony Brook University.
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