Congratulations to the Seaford High School Varsity Cheer Team for finishing 5th in the nation after competing in the UCA National High School Championship in Orlando, Florida.  Many of the Viking cheerleaders are former Bronco cheerleaders, and we are proud of their continued success.  Great job!!    

The Broncos 8 football team recently had the opportunity to play on the field at MetLife Stadium.  It was a great experience for the players, coaches, and families.  Great job Broncos!  

Congrats to several former Broncos as they have been named All-County for the 2015/16 season!

All 2015 Bronco football players were invited to a two-night speed and agility clinic hosted by the Parisi Speed School of World Gym Wantagh.  The event was a large success and the Broncos look forward to working with Parisi again in the future.

Coach Barone and the Broncos hosted a free clinic for football players entering grades K-2 in an effort to expand football’s popularity.  It was a great turnout with over 70 boys attending the clinic!  

The Broncos are proud to receive the 2014 N.C.Y.F.L William Ossolla Sportsmanship Award that is presented to the town that best exemplifies the true meaning of sportsmanship.  Great job Seaford!

The fundamentals of football are regularly preached by Seaford varsity football coach Rob Perpell to his high school players. But knowing that the basics of the sport have to be learned at a much earlier age, he started an annual summer football camp for the Seaford-based Long Island Broncos. Perpall, his assistant coaches and players…

In a hard-fought, grind-it-out game that was not decided until the very last play, the 10/11-year old Seaford Bronco White football team gutted out a 19-12 victory over the West Babylon Eagles to move on to the next round of the Nassau Suffolk Football League Pony Division playoffs. The Broncos (6-4) fell behind on the…

Viking coaches and players enjoy providing instruction to Long Island Bronco players last month. From July 18-22, the sounds of football once again emanated from the Seaford Viking’s home turf. However, things seemed different this year; coupled with the usual guttural growls and gruff war cries made by the Seaford Vikings was the high-pitched chirping…