The Amityville Warriors endured a challenging 2024 campaign in Suffolk Division III, finishing with a 1-7 conference record and 1-7 overall.

The Babylon Panthers delivered an exciting and high-scoring 2024 campaign in Suffolk Division IV, finishing with a strong regular season and advancing to the county semifinals.

The Bellport Clippers had a challenging 2024 season in Section XI Division II, finishing with a 4-5 overall record and 2-5 in league play.

The Blue Devils capped their 101st season with a 5-4 overall record, earning a playoff berth and delivering some of their most memorable performances in recent years.

The Brentwood Indians faced a challenging 2024 season in Division I, managing just one win across eight conference games. Competing in a top-heavy division featuring state contenders like William Floyd and Ward Melville, Brentwood struggled to find offensive rhythm and defensive consistency.

The Center Moriches Red Devils put together an impressive 2024 season, finishing with a 6–3 record in Division IV and securing a top-four spot in one of Section XI’s most tightly contested divisions. Their strong conference performance kept them in playoff contention throughout the fall.

The Centereach Cougars finished the 2024 season with a 2-6 conference record and a 2-6 overall mark in Suffolk Division II, placing in a tie for 10th in the standings1.

The Central Islip Musketeers wrapped up a difficult 2024 season with a 1–7 conference record, finishing 12th in a highly competitive Division I. While wins were hard to come by, the Musketeers managed to avoid the bottom two spots in the standings and remained competitive in several matchups.

The Commack Cougars delivered an impressive and resilient 2024 campaign in Section XI Division I, cementing their reputation as one of Suffolk County’s most competitive programs.

Half Hollow Hills West’s 2024 season was defined by offensive dominance, defensive strength, and a run to the Suffolk Division III championship game. Their only two losses came to eventual champion Sayville, both in competitive matchups. The Colts cemented their status as one of Suffolk County’s elite programs, finishing 9-2 and as county runner-up.

Comsewogue’s 2024 campaign was defined by balanced play, key individual performances, and a return to the playoffs. With a solid core and emerging talent, the Warriors built a foundation for future success in a highly competitive division.

The Copiague Eagles faced a difficult 2024 campaign, finishing winless in both overall and conference play. As the only team in Division II to go 0–8, the Eagles were outmatched in most contests but continued to show up with effort and grit each week.

The Deer Park Falcons faced a challenging year in the 2024 Section XI Division II football season, finishing with a 0-8 overall record.

The East Hampton Bonackers wrapped up the 2024 season with a 2–6 conference record, placing them 10th in Division III. The season featured competitive stretches and two key victories that helped the Bonackers finish above four other programs in the standings.

The East Islip Redmen put together a dominant 2024 campaign in Section XI Division II, rolling through the regular season undefeated before falling just short in the county championship.

The Eastport-South Manor Sharks finished the 2024 season with a 3-5 conference record and 3-6 overall, earning the No. 8 seed in Suffolk Division III and making their first playoff appearance since 2018 under new head coach Guy Buckley47.

The Sachem North Flaming Arrows delivered a gritty and resilient 2024 campaign, overcoming a slow start to make a playoff push in Section XI Division I.

The 2024 season was another powerhouse campaign for the William Floyd Colonials, who once again cemented their legacy as one of Long Island’s premier football programs under head coach Paul Longo.

The Greenport Porters turned in a scrappy 2024 season, finishing 3–6 and landing in the lower-middle tier of Division IV. While not in playoff contention, the Porters picked up three meaningful conference wins and stayed competitive in several other matchups.

The Hampton Bays Baymen returned to varsity football in 2024 after a two-year hiatus, finishing with a 3-5 overall record in Suffolk Division IV and just missing the playoffs58.

The Harborfields Tornadoes wrapped up the 2024 season with a 2–6 record in Division III play. While it wasn’t a playoff-contending year, the Tornadoes secured two hard-fought victories and remained competitive in several matchups throughout the season.

The Hauppauge Eagles wrapped up the 2024 season with a 4–5 overall record, going .500 in Division III play. The team hovered at mid-table throughout the season, notching key wins to stay competitive but ultimately missing out on postseason action.

The Half Hollow Hills East Redhawks had a standout 2024 season in Section XI Division II, capturing their first-ever Suffolk County Division II football championship and finishing with an impressive 10-2 overall record.

The Islip Buccaneers delivered a strong 2024 campaign, finishing 7-3 overall and securing a top-three finish in a highly competitive Division III. Their 6-2 conference record earned them a playoff berth, where they showcased their high-scoring offense and playmaking ability.

The Elwood / John Glenn Knights put together a strong and balanced 2024 campaign in a deep Division IV field, finishing with a winning record at 5–4. They were firmly competitive throughout the season and stayed in playoff contention well into the final weeks.

The 2024 season was a tough one for the Kings Park Kingsmen, who went winless in Division III play. Facing a highly competitive slate of opponents, the Kingsmen struggled to find offensive rhythm and consistently fell behind early in games.

The Longwood Lions delivered a season to remember in 2024, establishing themselves as one of the top contenders in Suffolk County’s Section XI Division I.

The Bay Shore Marauders put together a competitive 2024 campaign in Section XI Division I, finishing with a 5-3 regular season record and showing marked improvement as the season progressed.

Miller Place’s 2024 season was defined by a prolific passing attack, resilience after early setbacks, and a deep playoff run. The Panthers finished 8-3, reached the Suffolk IV final, and produced one of Long Island’s top quarterbacks in Shane Kiernan. Their campaign reinforced Miller Place’s status as a major contender in Suffolk small-school football and set the stage for an exciting 2025.

The Mt. Sinai Mustangs delivered a competitive 2024 campaign in a tightly packed Division IV, finishing the season with a 4–5 record. Their performance reflected both resilience and inconsistency, as the team alternated between strong wins and tough losses throughout the season.

The Newfield Wolverines had a solid 2024 campaign in Section XI Division II, finishing with a 5-3 record both in conference and overall, securing a playoff spot in a competitive division.

The North Babylon Bulldogs had a strong 2024 season in Section XI Division II, finishing with an overall 10-2 record and a 7-1 mark in division play, securing a deep playoff run.

The 2024 season was a memorable campaign for the Ward Melville Patriots, who emerged as one of Suffolk County’s most resilient and exciting teams in New York State Section XI Division I football.

The Bayport-Blue Point Phantoms delivered another historic campaign in Suffolk Division IV, finishing 12-1 overall, capturing their third straight Suffolk County title, and extending their remarkable win streak to 34 games before falling in the Long Island Championship.

The 2024 season was a rebuilding year for the Patchogue-Medford Raiders, who faced a tough schedule in Section XI Division I and finished with a 2-6 overall record.

The Riverhead Blue Waves endured a difficult 2024 campaign, finishing winless in both overall and conference play. Competing in one of the toughest divisions in Section XI, Riverhead struggled to gain traction on either side of the ball.

The Rocky Point Eagles endured a rebuilding year in 2024, managing just two wins in a competitive Division III landscape. Despite the record, the team showed heart, with several games showcasing flashes of potential from younger players and underclassmen.

The Port Jefferson Royals faced a challenging 2024 season in a competitive Division IV field, finishing with a 2–7 record. Despite the tough stretch, the team managed to secure two conference wins, placing them above four other programs and tied with Pierson/Bridgehampton.

The Shoreham-Wading River Wildcats wrapped up 2024 with a 4–5 record in Division IV, landing squarely in the middle of the standings. Their performance reflected a team capable of both strong wins and close losses, showing they could hang with nearly every opponent in the division.

The Sachem North Flaming Arrows faced a challenging 2024 season in one of Section XI’s most competitive divisions. Despite finishing with a losing record, the Arrows were competitive in several games and demonstrated flashes of resilience and growth throughout the season.

The Sayville Golden Flashes had a strong 2024 campaign in Section XI Division III, finishing with an 8-2 overall record and making a deep playoff run.

The Smithtown West Bulls had a strong and competitive 2024 season in New York State Section XI Division II, finishing with an 8-2 overall record and making a deep playoff run.

The Smithtown East Bulls endured a challenging 2024 campaign in Suffolk Division II, finishing with a 2-6 conference record and a 2-6 overall mark.

The Southampton Mariners endured a difficult 2024 campaign in Suffolk Division IV, finishing winless at 0-7 in league play and 0-8 overall.

The 2024 season was a year of growth and grit for the Connetquot Thunderbirds, who battled through a challenging Section XI Division I schedule and showed flashes of promise for the future.

The Northport Tigers had a competitive 2024 season in Section XI Division II, finishing with a 6-3 overall record and making a playoff appearance.

The West Babylon Eagles finished the 2024 season with a 4-5 overall record and a 4-5 mark in Suffolk Division II, demonstrating resilience and growth in a competitive field.

The West Islip Lions had a competitive 2024 season in Section XI Division II, finishing with a 4-5 overall record and a 3-5 mark in league play.

The Westhampton Beach Hurricanes put together a strong 2024 campaign in Suffolk Division III, finishing 6-4 overall and advancing to the county semifinals.

The Walt Whitman Wildcats (often referred to as the Whitman Cougars in some sources) competed in Suffolk Division I and finished the 2024 season with a 4-5 overall record, narrowly missing the playoffs in a highly competitive field.

The Wyandanch Warriors finished the 2024 season with a 2-6 overall record in Suffolk Division IV, showing flashes of offensive potential and resilience despite a challenging schedule.