A disappointing semi-final performance ends the Panthers season, as they fail to make the division finals for only the second time in the last 17 years.
As the Panthers prepare for Saturday’s playoff game, they need to shut down the Knights’ big-play offense and capitalize on scoring opportunities.
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Led by goalie Dottie Barker, the varsity squad defeat Pierson/Bridgehampton 1 – 0 to win the Class C Suffolk County championship.
The field hockey team will take on defending Long Island champion Pierson Tuesday night.
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The Panthers jump out to an early lead and defeated Wildcats on Friday night.
Panthers head into Friday night’s playoff game against Shoreham-Wading River with an offense that features multiple weapons.
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In Friday night’s 16-14 win, the Panthers made the big play at the right time to defeat their Division IV rival.
Panthers to be tested against 5-1 Mustangs Friday night.
Patch offers up a team update of varsity squad action for the week of October 9 through October 15.
In the Panther’s ball-control game plan, signal-caller Zach Fredericks needs to orchestrate a mistake-free offense on Saturday against Port Jefferson.
Expecting a victory against win-less Bayport-Blue Point, the Panthers jump out to an early lead that the Phantoms can’t overcome.
Babylon grad Andrew Dees says his high school years helped shape his career as a pro player and college coach.
Panthers fail to convert on a key scoring opportunity, and drop a 21 – 7 league contest to John Glenn.
The Panther’s linebacker enjoyed an impact game against Southampton last Friday, and knows defense will be the key to beating undefeated John Glenn on Saturday.
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The multi-talented senior football player defines the term versatile.
Panthers shut out Copiague in field hockey competition, upping their league record to 2-0.
Babylon Girls Varsity Soccer player Carolanne Murphy makes good on critical penalty shot.
Panthers will have their hands full stopping the Warrior’s offense, described as a ‘three-headed-monster’ by Babylon’s coach.
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Babylon cruises to a 54-0 victory in football season opener Friday night.
Home game will feature new starting QBs for each squad.
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Fishermen found waters ripe for casting before Hurricane Irene hit the south shore.
Bluefish, snappers and blue claw crabs are bountiful.
The sixth annual 10K Dirty Stock Run drew 550 local and Long Island runners.
No matter where anglers fish the fish seem to be biting steady despite bluefish appearances.
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Girls and boys ages 4 through 11 swam in a fun and competitive meet at the Babylon Village pool.
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Great week of fishing culminates in a great fishing tournament event.
Notable catches, friendly faces and good food and drink highlight one of the village's longest running tournaments.