The North Shore High School varsity tennis team ended an extremely successful season with a record of 11-3, good enough for third place in Conference IIIA. The Vikings were successful because of their hard work and determination throughout the year. During practices and matches, the players remained focused and diligent. The squad played with a passion that helped them earn the 11 victories. Dylan Talcott and Christian Petroske represented the Vikings at the Nassau County Individual Tennis Tournament. The duo lost in the second round to a team from Jericho 10-1. North Shore wishes good luck to senior Keith Salerno as he graduates from North Shore.

With a young team intact, the future looks bright for the Vikings!

The North Shore lacrosse team had another successful week, earning two league wins and bringing its overall record to 10-5.

The week started with a hard-fought game against Seaford High School. With the scored tied 2-2 after two quarters, North Shore's offense stepped up, putting in six goals in the second half. Chris Dellavecchia led North Shore with three goals and two assists. Taylor McGrath and Keith Lopez each had two and Tommy Kilderry added one goal to round out the Viking scoring. Robbie Grabher had a great day at the face off X winning 10 of 14.

Even more impressive than the offensive output in the second half was the shut-down defense the Vikings played. With help from Shaun Brala, Matt Meade and Will Vallasiadis, goalie Glen Gerbush was able to keep Seaford off the scoreboard in the final two quarters. Also assisting the North Shore defense were midfielders Tucker Morgan, Mike Lennon and Mike Treco.

The second win of the week came Saturday in another tough game against Floral Park High School 12-8. This time North Shore was able to get on the board early thanks to great offensive efforts by Peter Volpe and Ryan Crowley. Goals were scored by Pat McCann (1), Tommy DeStio (1), McGrath (2), Kilderry (4), Dellavecchia (2), Lopez (1), and Morgan (1). The Viking defense put in another strong effort with help from Charlie Dunn and Paul Wefer.