The 2019 high school football season came to an end with West Nassau High School leading the county with the highest win-loss record.
The Lady Flashes took West Nassau by storm Feb. 27 for a 7-1 win.
Warrior senior Requan Works placed sixth at the state wrestling championships Saturday.
A technical foul with less than a minute left on the clock sealed the Flashes’ fate March 6. They fell to Hawthorne 42-38 in the Class 1A state championship.
West Nassau High School celebrated Feb. 26 as five athletes signed letters of intent to play football on the collegiate level.
The West Nassau High School cheerleaders catapulted to their second world title Feb. 9.
Callahan became the home of world champions in 2019.
