
Brentwood to Celebrate Late Coach Ron Eden with Community Service
The town will honor Ron Eden, whose 484 victories and multiple state titles left an indelible mark on Brentwood soccer, with a public celebration of life on August 15.
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The town will honor Ron Eden, whose 484 victories and multiple state titles left an indelible mark on Brentwood soccer, with a public celebration of life on August 15.

Davis Cochran, a three‑star recruit and the No. 119 prospect in the 2027 cycle, is set to visit the University of Tennessee this weekend. His decision comes as the Vols navigate a competitive recruiting landscape that includes Clemson, Cincinnati, Kansas State, Notre Dame, Oklahoma and Vanderbilt.

Kansas State has extended offers to four standout recruits in the 2027 class, targeting depth at forward and guard positions after a injury‑riddled season.
Ron Eden, longtime head coach of Brentwood High School boys soccer, passed away after a battle with illness. He was close to breaking the county win record, led his teams to four state championships, and was named United Soccer Coaches national coach of the year in 2024.

Ron Eden, the winningest coach in Suffolk County history, died at 72, leaving behind a legacy of championships, mentorship, and community spirit.

Ron Eden, who led Brentwood High School’s boys soccer program for decades, passed away, leaving behind a profound impact on generations of young athletes on Long Island.

Davis Cochran, a standout power forward from Brentwood High School, has announced a top eight of college programs that includes the University of Tennessee, and he is set to make an official visit to Knoxville in late September.

Nathalie Tulumaris, a versatile middle blocker with a championship pedigree, has signed with Northern Illinois University’s volleyball program for the 2026 season.

From Kampala to Pittsburgh, Deng Mu’s first year at Brentwood High School has been marked by dominant stats, a coach’s praise, and a family legacy that stretches to Olympic gold.

Oklahoma's 2028 recruiting class gains four quarterback commitments, highlighting a focused effort to rebuild the offense.