
Long Island Flag Football Stars Shine in Historic Seasons
From perfect 19‑0 runs to record‑breaking passing yards, Long Island’s flag football standouts earned top honors, highlighting a season of unprecedented achievement.
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From perfect 19‑0 runs to record‑breaking passing yards, Long Island’s flag football standouts earned top honors, highlighting a season of unprecedented achievement.

The MacArthur flag football team’s season ended with a 20-0 loss to Yorktown in the Class B state semifinals, concluding a 18-1-1 run that showcased resilience and strong community bonds.

On June 6, 2026, the streets of Cortland, New York, became the stage for a fierce Class B flag football showdown between the MacArthur Generals and the Yorktown Tigers, culminating in a hard‑fought loss and a moment of sportsmanship.

In a tightly contested overtime, MacArthur’s Taylor Garro secured the winning touchdown, highlighting the team’s perseverance and setting the stage for a state semifinal showdown.

MacArthur High School rallied from a 9‑6 deficit to defeat Plainedge 13‑9 in the Nassau Class B flag football championship, highlighted by a game‑winning touchdown pass with 34 seconds left.

In a tightly contested championship game on May 23, 2026, MacArthur edged out Plainedge with a last‑second score, delivering a memorable victory for the Nassau County community.