Newsday's 2019 Great Long Island Tomato Challenge contestants

William Bouziotis

William Bouziotis, of Northport, shows off his 3-pound, 11.5-ounce tomato.

This 3-pound, 11.5-pound tomato was grown by Bouziotis, a dentist from Northport, and was the winner for heaviest tomato.

Bouziotis' winning tomato tipped the scale at 3-pounds, 11.5-pounds.

Abigail Jacob

Abigail Jacob, 9, of Syosset, shows her small tomato.

Abigail looks on as her small tomato is measured.

Vincenzo Abbatiello

Vincenzo Abbatiello, 8, of Smithtown, checks the weight of his tomato.

Vincenzo's tomato being weighed.

Gary Schaffer

Gary Schaffer, of Lindenhurst, shows off his tomato.

Craig White

Craig White, of Rockville Centre, with his tomato.

Sandra Oppedisano

Sandra Oppedisano, of Franklin Square, and her small tomato.

James Dunn

James Dunn, 5, of Northport, and his tomato.

Anthony Maltese

Anthony Maltese, of North Massapequa, presents his tomato for weighing to Jessica Damiano.

Ed Mitchell

Ed Mitchell, of Islip, and his tomato.

Jack Cortelyou

Jack Cortelyou, of Smithtown, shows off his misshapen tomato, which won the Ugliest category.

Cortelyou's "ugly" tomato.

Evan Gottesman

Evan Gottesman, 14, of Farmingville, shows off his winning tomato.

Sandralee Capitain

Sandralee Capitain, of North Babylon, and her small tomato.

Symphony Flores

Symphony Flores, 4, of Islip Terrace, and her small tomato.

Walter O'Brisky

Walter O'Brisky, of Westbury, and his tomato.

Lucianna Albertelli

Lucianna Albertelli, 6, of Franklin Square, looks on as her small tomato is measured.

Jane Margolin

Jane Margolin, of Huntington Station, and her tomato.

Corinn Kraemer

Corinn Kraemer, of Bohemia, shows her small tomatoes.

Colleen Cloud

Colleen Cloud, of West Islip, shows her tomato.

Janet Hart

Janet Hart, of Lindenhurst, and her tomato.

Hart's tomato on the scale.

George and Christina Topis

Christina Topis shows a cellphone photo of a tomato dish she made, to the delight of her husband, George.

The Topis', of Lynbrook, bring their tomatoes to the scale.

The Topis' entry on the scale.

Joseph Ferraro

Joseph Ferraro's small tomato is measured.

Ferraro, of Dix Hills, and his small tomato entry.

Kyle Freedman-Avena

Kyle Freedman-Avena, of Huntington, has his tomato weighed.

Freedman-Avena's tomato entry.

Molly Ammaturo

Molly Ammaturo's "ugly" tomato entry.

Tony Corsentino

Tony Corsentino shows off his tomato before it's judged.

Corsentino shows off his large and small tomatoes.

Corsentino's small tomatoes are measured.

Meryl Hart

Meryl Hart, of Lindenhurst, and her tomato entry.

Hart's tomato on the scale.