High School Rankings
Baseball
1. Clarke (15-0-1)
2. Wantagh (15-1)
3. Eastport-South Manor (16-1)
4. East Islip (15-1)
5. MacArthur (13-1)
6. Connetquot (15-2)
7. Massapequa (13-2)
8. Hauppauge (14-2)
9. Bellmore JFK (13-3)
10. Bayport-Blue Point (13-2)
Girls Lacrosse
1. St. Anthony's (11-1)
2. Farmingdale (11-0)
3. Garden City (9-4)
4. Ward Melville (14-0)
5. Hauppauge (13-2)
6. Bay Shore (12-1)
7. Sacred Heart (14-1)
8. Massapequa (12-1)
9. West Babylon (10-3)
10. North Shore (12-1)
Boys Lacrosse
1. Garden City (12-0)
2. Chaminade (11-0)
3. St. Anthony's (11-1)
4. West Islip (13-1)
5. Smithtown West (13-1)
6. Manhasset (9-3)
7. Ward Melville (11-3)
8. Shoreham-Wading River (11-2)
9. Comsewogue (13-1)
10. Massapequa (11-1)
Softball
1. Bay Shore (14-0)
2. Kellenberg (19-0)
3. MacArthur (14-2)
4. Longwood (13-1)
5. Island Trees (10-1)
6. Carle Place (10-1)
7. East Islip (11-2)
8. Babylon (12-0)
9. Half Hollow Hills West (11-3)
10. Floral Park (7-4)
Boys Tennis
1. Cold Spring Harbor (12-1)
2. Hills East (15-0)
3. Syosset (10-2)
4. Ward Melville (14-0)
5. Whitman (10-5)
6. Hewlett (8-1)
7. Commack (12-4)
8. Port Washington (7-4)
9. Bay Shore (13-2)
10. Friends Academy (7-2)
Girls Track
1. Bay Shore
2. Garden City
3. Kellenberg
4. St. Anthony's
5. Sachem East
6. Northport
7. Massapequa
8. Uniondale
9. Kings Park
10. Valley Stream North
Boys Track
1. St. Anthony's
2. Longwood
3. Kellenberg
4. Uniondale
5. Baldwin
6. West Islip
7. Smithtown West
8. Farmingdale
9. Massapequa
10. Port Jefferson

Memorial Day 2026: NewsdayTV honors those we've lost A brave young patriot receives a burial 83 years after being lost in war. Volunteers restore a Revolutionary War cemetery. A Gold Star mom makes it her mission to honor her son's sacrifice. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie shares three stories in honor of Memorial Day.

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