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The spring sports season has wrapped up in the Hampton Bays School District with several high school athletes earning accolades. The district congratulates the following student-athletes:

Baseball

• All-County: John Tedesco
• All-League: James Hillen, Rocco LaFazia and Gavin Mazovec
   

Softball

• All-Division: Olivia Spezzacatena
• All-League: Louise Brumagim and Emma Grunewald
   

Boys Tennis

• All-Conference, 2nd Team: Jaime DePalma and John DePalma
• Sportsmanship Award, Division 2: Tyler Terilli
   

Girls Lacrosse

• All-County: Eden Brown, Fiona Haddock and Taylor Meyers
   

Boys Lacrosse

• All-County: Michael Single
• All-Division: Owen Haynes and Brayden Talmage
   

Girls Track and Field

• All-League: Madysen Frederiksen-Sorensen, Alejandra Montoya, Eleanor Ramsay and Isabella Tapasco Fajardo
   

Boys Track and Field

• County Champion, All-Sectional, All-County, All-League: Daniel Pimenta
• All-League: Ian Arias, Alan Cruz Rojas, Leonardo Diaz, Yordy Hernandez, Erick Ibanez and Daniel Ortiz

The Hampton Bays girls varsity 4x100-meter relay team has broken the school’s record at the Suffolk County meet. The team, made up of Isabella Becerra, Madysen Frederiksen, Eleanor Ramsay and Manuella Ribeiro, ran the race in 52.19 seconds, shattering the previous record by almost two seconds. The Hampton Bays School District extends its congratulations to the team.

• Date Added: 6/4/2026

Hampton Bays High School seniors Edie Cabrera and Taylor Meyers were recently honored by the New York State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance as winners of the Suffolk Zone Award. The seniors were selected based on their outstanding character, exceptional leadership in the school environment and status as physical fitness role models for other students. The Hampton Bays School District congratulates both students on this well-deserved honor.

• Date Added: 5/13/2026

Hampton Bays High School senior Joshua Reyes has been named a Scholar-Athlete by the Suffolk Chapter of the National Football Foundation. He earned the award for his excellence on the field and in the classroom.

Aside from his academic strengths as an honors student, Reyes is a two-time All-Division varsity football award winner. He has also competed on his school’s varsity wrestling team. Beyond his own athletic pursuits, Reyes gives back to his community as a youth flag football coach.

This fall, Reyes will attend SUNY Cortland, where he plans to major in criminology.