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Northport Tigers Shut Out Bellport 31-0 In Homecoming Victory

The district celebrated with a parade, student performances and a dominant football win as generations of Tigers came together.

A Northport High School football player carries the ball during the Tigers' 31-0 Homecoming victory over Bellport.
A Northport High School football player carries the ball during the Tigers' 31-0 Homecoming victory over Bellport. (Courtesy Northport-East Northport Union Free School District)

NORTHPORT, NY — School spirit was on full display as the Northport-East Northport Union Free School District celebrated Homecoming with a community parade, student performances and a 31-0 football victory over Bellport.

The district's annual Homecoming Parade kicked off the festivities, led by grand marshal Dr. Jim Ruck. This year's parade embraced an "America 250" theme, celebrating the nation's upcoming 250th anniversary.

Students and staff from every school in the district participated in the parade, joining families, alumni and community members in showing their Tiger pride.

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(Courtesy Northport-East Northport Union Free School District)
(Courtesy Northport-East Northport Union Free School District)

The celebration continued at Northport High School, where the Tigers dominated Bellport on the football field, securing a shutout victory before the home crowd.

The Northport High School marching band, cheerleaders, flag line and Tigerettes kept the school spirit going with a halftime performance showcasing students' musical talents and enthusiasm.

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The district also recognized Northport High School Distinguished Alumni inductees Dr. Elizabeth Chilton, Jason King and Dr. Eric Meyerowitz.

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The recognition highlighted former students' accomplishments while connecting generations of Northport graduates with the current school community.

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