Port Jefferson Student-Athletes In Winter Sports Honored

PORT JEFFERSON, NY — Port Jefferson student-athletes showcased what it meant to be a Royal despite the coronavirus-shortened winter season, according to the school district.

Students received plaques for their achievements and continued efforts in working together towards a common goal: sportsmanship. This took the place of the winter season's annual recognition events.

"We are so proud of our student-athletes, our coaches and the support of our school community and families in helping to make a successful and memorable season for our Royals," Director of Health, Physical Education, Athletics and Nursing Adam Sherrard said via news release.

The district congratulated the following student-athletes for their efforts on their respective Royals teams and their post-season honors:

Boys Winter Track – Giancarlo Caltagirone, Brendan Capodanno, Gray Joyner, Will Ledezma, Grant Samara and Brian Veit were each recognized with All-League. Brady DeWitt was recognized with the Team’s Most Improved Player.

Girls Winter Track – Jenna Jacobs and Brennyn Veit were both recognized with All-League
honors.

Boys Basketball – Drew Feinstein, Chris Scotto and John Sheils were recognized with All-
League honors; Drew Feinstein received All-County and All-Tournament Team Conference
IV; Massimo Cipriano received All-Academic Team honors. Dave Kamen received League
VIII Junior Varsity Coach of the Year honors and Pete Meehan received League VIII Varsity
Coach of the Year honors.

Girls Basketball – Hailey Hearney and Brooke Zamek received All-League and Academic
All-County honors. Evelyn Walker was named to All-Conference; Lola Idir and Abbey Rolfe
were named to All-County.

Wrestling – Frank D'Elia and Anthony Evangelista were named to All-County 1st Team; Cade Delgado and Sam Robertson were named to All-County 2nd Team; Alex Rodriguez, Liam Rogers and Tyler Rogers were named to All-County 3rd Team and Willy Rodriguez received an Honorable Mention.

Cheerleading – Madison Feinstein and Jacqueline Poten were named to All-County and
Charlotte Ambrozy was recognized as Academic All-County.