The Seaford High School varsity football team charged onto the field for the start of its Homecoming game last Saturday against Mineola. The Vikings gave the home crowd a thrill with a 27-21 victory.
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Homecoming King and Queen James Irwin and Jenna Leonardi.
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The sophomore class had the winning float in this year’s Homecoming parade, which began at the library.
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The U.S. Army provided a special commemorative coin for the toss before the start of the Seaford-Mineola football game.
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The Marching Band proudly represented Seaford High School.
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Grand Marshall Terence Murphy, second from right, was joined by Seaford School District officials.
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The varsity cheerleaders gave a rousing performance.
It may have come two weeks late, but Seaford High School’s Homecoming did not disappoint, as an enthusiastic crowd came to watch the parade and cheer the Vikings on to victory on Oct. 25.
The grand marshal for the parade was lifelong Seaford resident Judge Terence Murphy. James Irwin and Jenna Leonardi were named the Homecoming king and queen, respectively, and the sophomore class captured the float competition, based off the theme, “America Through the Decades.”
