Pee Wee Grey defeated Glen Cove in the Divisional playoff game, 24-16, as they extended their record to 11-0.

The first quarter was a defensive battle, ending in a scoreless tie. In the second quarter, Grey's defensive line, including Matthew Burmeister, Anthony Villa, Connor Bickford, Dominique Alexander, Dennis Lawrence, Danny Nicolino, and John Kreppel, was able to break down Glen Cove's defense, leading to touchdowns by Tommy Celentani and Ronnie Modik, each followed by Jack Lang kicking for the extra points, bringing the score to 16-0 at the half.

The defense, led by Michael Cheshire, David Williams, Chris Celentani, Bobby Barsch, Anthony Wrightington, Frankie D'Elia, and Travis Hahn, continued to hold Glen Cove scoreless into the third quarter. Early in the third quarter Grey scored again on an outstanding run by Brett Tom, followed by a successful kick by Chris Brumber, making the score 24-0. At this time, T. Celentani, Cheshire, Modik, and Lang were pulled from the game. Glen Cove was able to score late in the third quarter and on the last play of the game, making the final score 24-16.

Special mention goes to Anthony Wrightington for great tackling and to Michael Cheshire and David Williams for an outstanding job on both offensive and defensive lines.

Pee Wee Grey now heads to the Divisional Championship against West Islip on Sunday. During the regular season Grey was able to shut out West Islip 13-0. Can they beat them again? Come out to support the boys and see for yourself.

All the way Pee Wee Grey!

Pee Wee Black soundly defeated Bethpage 28-14 in its first playoff game. They are now just a single game away from winning the championship. Black will play the winner of the West Islip vs. North Babylon game on Sunday. With the amazing year Pee Wee Black is having the result will most likely be the same, victory!

In the game against Bethpage Jack Sullo scored twice, while Jordan Spirou and Chris Rutigliano each scored once. Nick Ferrara and Rutigliano were both successful in kicking the extra points for Levittown.

Congratulations to Dylan Vecchionne on his first interception of the year and to Nick Pedersen for a fumble recovery during the game.

With the championship just over the horizon, the Pee Wee Black team made up of Sullo, Derry, Edwards, LoGuercio, Spirou, Ferrara, Breck, Rutigliano, Enderle, Vecchionne, Perkins, Cardano, Pedersen, Kostishak, Dodds, DeFranco, Neumann, Burger, and Farino are poised and ready to bring home the hardware.

Come on Levittown, let's get down to the game and cheer these kids on.

After starting the season with a loss, Levittown Red Devil Midget White has come full circle. Midget White (9-2) falls, in a heartbreaking playoff loss at the hands of Seaford Blue with a final score of 12-6.

For the first time in nine games, the opposing team scored first. Seaford managed to do what not many other teams have done all season, score on the first defense. The point after was no good, leaving the score 6-0, Seaford.

After that the game was all defense. The first unit of #14 Adam Swenson, #22 Joey Ciarvino, #77 Brian Meredith, #70 Scott Smath, #72 Sam Braverman, #28 Mark Sniffen, #90 Bobby Forgione, #41 Stanley Griffin, #11 Vinny Panarelli, #15 Bobby Moran, #12 Chris Callahan, #35 Sean Perrone stepped it up and fought hard holding Seaford on several key drives.

Blue's defense was also up to the challenge, making it a tough day for the offensive unit of #51 Alexander Torellis, Braverman, #88 Brendan Cronin, #33 Anthony Hyde, #60 Scott Mathison, #19 Anthony Cuccaro, Forgione, and Ciarvino, the ground attack ran into a lot of brick walls in the first three quarters.

It didn't happen until late in the fourth quarter, but the offense finally opened up some holes. With Seaford up 6-0, #99 Dennis Roach, #50 Alexander Zic, #40 CJ Hargrove, Ciarvino, Panarelli, Swenson, and Griffin helped open up holes as Sniffen came through big time. He exploded up the middle, foiling would be tacklers, going 59 yards for a touchdown, White's first touchdown of the game. White missed on the go ahead point after. The score remained tied at 6 through regulation.

In overtime, Seaford scored on their first possession, but were unable to convert on the point after. Midget White had their chance but still could not get their offense on track. The game ended on the second play of the drive with a turnover.

Midget White finishes a successful season with an impressive 9 and 2 record, one of the best in their division. A special thank you to the coaches, parents, and the great bunch of kids that helped to make this season a success. To celebrate, Midget White will wrap it all up with a pool party December 5 at Echo Park.