BOYS BOWLING
Longwood 3, Eastport-South Manor 0: Vince Cervone bowled a 299 in Game 1 of a 722 series to lead Longwood (6-0) to a 1,178-862, 1,054-814, 1,030-885 in Suffolk IV. Jonathan Edwards rolled a 252 in Game 1 of a 700 series. Jan. 3, 2018
Longwood 2, Rocky Point 1: Mike Mirabile had a 289 Game 2 of a 727 series as Longwood (9-0) won, 910-1,016, 979-877, 935-902, in Suffolk IV. Brandon Epp had a 256 Game 1 of a 703 series for Rocky Point. Jan. 18
Longwood 3, Eastport-South Manor 0: Mike Mirabile had a 290 in Game 1 of a 729 series to lead Longwood (12-0) in its 1,128-791, 961-831, 1,001-826 Suffolk League IV-clinching victory. GYMNASTICS Plainview-Old Bethpage JFK 172.6, Bethpage 162.55: Miranda Lund won the all-around (36.45) to lead Plainview Old-Bethpage JFK (8-0) in Suffolk I. Renee Vulin placed first on vault (8.55) and Jessica Lopez placed first on the floor exercise (9.15). Jan. 24
Michael Mirabile
Longwood, Sr.
He finished with the third highest average on Long Island with a 226.89. The senior bowled 15 games of at least a 200, and rolled a 240 in Game 6 of the state All-Star competition to help Suffolk capture the title.
Another victory for Suffolk All-Stars in state bowling tournament: North Babylon’s Anthony Cioffi beat everyone with a competition-high 1,267 series.
Kramer, Melissa. Newsday, Combined editions; Long Island, N.Y. [Long Island, N.Y]. 12 Mar 2018.
North Babylon’s Anthony Cioffi shined for Suffolk County in the state boys bowling All-Star competition, knocking down the most pins of anyone.
Suffolk placed first with a 5,963 total, its fifth title in six years, and Nassau finished third (5,800) in the composite division championships Saturday in Syracuse.
Cioffi had a six-game 1,267 series, including a high of 237 in Game 2.
“The atmosphere at The Oncenter was truly amazing,” the senior said. “I loved the competitive vibe I got from every team because we were all there for the same thing and that’s to bring home the state championship.”
Entering the final game, Suffolk had an 80-pin lead and won by 38. The team waited anxiously as final scores were calculated, coach Doug Dwyer said. Longwood‘s Michael Mirabile had a 240 in Game 6 when the championship was on the line.
Jake Wallasch of Smithtown earned the Sportsmanship Award for Suffolk.
