The Suffolk County Sports Hall of Fame proudly unveiled its newest exhibit at the Bay Shore-Brightwaters Public Library, marking our 11th exhibit overall and fifth library installation. Read more: suffolksportshof.com/suffolk…

It was an honor to meet and recognize Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame Community Impact Award winners Louis Montellese and Elizabeth Sultan this past Friday. Their commitment to serving others is inspiring! Congratulations on this well-deserved honor. 👏 teamup4community.org/suffolk… #CommunityImpact #StudentAthletes #TeamUp4Community

The Suffolk County Sports Hall of Fame proudly congratulates Sayville native and Hall of Fame inductee Dave Gardi on his recent appointment as Executive Vice President of Football Operations for the Tennessee Titans.

Claude Byer was the varsity girls basketball coach at Amityville from 1979 to 2001, winning 359 games and 70% of his games. Led Amityville to four league championships, 10 sectional championships, three regional championships and two Final Four appearances.

Now that’s a way to induct someone into the Suffolk County Sports Hall of Fame … on the court at The Garden during the NBA Finals! MSG/ESPN broadcaster Alan Hahn couldn’t make our ceremony in May because he was covering the Knicks playoff run, so we made this happen tonight during the watch party. Fun fact: this is the second time someone received their Suffolk HOF plaque at The Garden. I presented Cavs coach Kenny Atkinson with his plaque when he was an assistant with Golden State. 🏀 🏅

A legacy that will never be forgotten. Bryan Bonin built more than a championship baseball program at Commack High School. Gone too soon, but his legacy lives on. ⚾️

Congratulations to the Piston Knockers on their induction into the Suffolk County Sports Hall of Fame! The Hall has a long history of honoring local fire department racing teams. The 7x state champs brought the whole crew last week and celebrated their community.

We will never forget the sacrifice and legacy of United States Army Lieutenant Raymond Enners, who was posthumously inducted into the Suffolk County Sports Hall of Fame in 1991. He died on Sept. 18, 1968, on the battlefield in Vietnam, saving another soldier from Long Island.

Thanks to the @LIDucks for their ongoing partnership with the Suffolk County Sports Hall of Fame to tell the story of Ducks hockey and baseball history! Our updated exhibit was recently unveiled at the start of the 2026 season. Read more: suffolksportshof.com/ducksne…

Thanks for the love, Newsday! A two-page spread in Sunday's paper about our 2026 Suffolk County Sports Hall of Fame induction class! 🏅

Another library exhibit in the books (see what I did there 😏). Thanks to Lindenhurst Library for partnering with the Suffolk County Sports Hall of Fame on our fourth library exhibit and 11th overall. Thanks again to Jamie LaBelle for coordinating. It was also special to have former basketball All-American Monika Kost with us for the ribbon cutting. She will be inducted to the Hall this week! The more eyes on our inductees and mission, the better. We are celebrating America 250 through expansion, education and keeping the legacies of our Hall of Famers alive. 📚

🏆 Congratulations to the 2026 Suffolk County Athletes of the Year! ⚽️ Elizabeth Sultan – Westhampton Beach HS 🥍 Louis Montellese – Ward Melville HS Recognized by Team Up 4 Community & the Suffolk County Sports Hall of Fame for outstanding leadership, service, resilience, and impact beyond the game. These student-athletes are proving the true power of sports is making a difference in the community. 👏 #TeamUp4Community #SuffolkSportsHallOfFame #StudentAthlete #LongIslandSports #Leadership #CommunityService

The love and support in the room for our 2026 @SuffolkHOF induction were electric. Every inductee brought their village. It’s always bigger than the inductee. It’s really about family and community. You could see it. You could feel it. 🧵

Our third @SuffolkHOF library exhibit, and 11th exhibit overall, is at Bayport-Blue Point Library, a gorgeous location on the south shore. We cut a ribbon last week and said a few words about the meaning of community while being joined by the families of a few inductees. Dr. Donatelli, a BBP resident, also spoke about his career. This exhibit will rotate locations and seasons within the library, which is a converted convent and one of the most unique libraries on Long Island with tremendous history. Special thanks to Suffolk Sports Hall of Famer, Jamie LaBelle, for organizing. Much more to come! Honor the past, inspire the future.🏅 📚