Welcome to the 2023 Broncos Season!
The Broncos Organization is excited to welcome our new President of Football, Matthew Roberts!
A note from Matthew:
I’m honored with the opportunity to be a part of the Broncos Organization as your new President of Football, working alongside a great Board! The Broncos Organization has a rich history with deep rooted traditions that directly align with the values of our town and our great community. We take pride in ensuring we provide the best opportunity for all of our boys & girls.
It is my hope that the children will look back at their Broncos experience as one that was full of amazing memories - the children will not only learn skills to help them be successful in their sport, but successful in life. I was once in the kids shoes as a young peewee Broncos football player and I know how much it all meant to me. We want all our kids to have the best experience possible and even make life long friends.
The Broncos is a family & I’m excited to continue in the tradition & legacy it has exhibited for so many years.
The Broncos Board is working hard to make sure 2023 is going to be an amazing season for both Cheer & Football! I can’t wait to get this season started!
For any questions, please reach out to longislandbroncos@gmail.com
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Thank You to our sponsors for their support of the Broncos this season!
About the Broncos
History of the Long Island Broncos
The Long Island Broncos football and cheerleading organization was established in 1966 to provide the youth of our community with the opportunity to participate in a successful football and cheerleading program. The Long Island Broncos focus on creating an environment that is rewarding for both children and their parents. We provide quality coaching and training, ensuring the development of teamwork and sportsmanship while teaching football and cheerleading fundamentals in a safe environment.
Broncos Archives
Photos, videos, yearbooks, and more documenting the Broncos' 50+ years of football and cheer.
Bronco Memories
Click here to read some quotes from former Broncos reflecting on their youth football Bronco memories.
Upcoming Events
Football Cheer Mini Camp All Bronco Cheerleaders and Bronco Football players are asked to join us on Thursday, August 19th, and Friday, August 20th, when the Seaford High School Cheer and Football Coaches and students play host for a 2-Day Mini-Camp. Bronco Cheerleaders will be working alongside The Varsity/JV Cheer Coaches and Cheerleaders, learning new…
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Long Island Broncos News
The Broncos kicked off the 2018 season with our annual kick-off clinics. On July 31, the Broncos football players were treated to the Viking-Bronco Never Quit Football Clinic. The clinic is hosted by varsity coach Rob Perpall, along with SHS and SMS players and coaches. The young Broncos had the opportunity to stretch, laugh, and…
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Congratulations to Seaford High School Varsity Cheer for being named 2018 Nassau County Champions 💚🎉 The team is made up mostly of former Broncos and we are proud of their accomplishments. After placing 7th in UCA Nationals in Florida a few weeks ago, the team will now travel to Syracuse this weekend to compete for first…
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Seaford 9/11 Memorial Committee
In Memory of Timmy Haskell (FDNY), Tommy Haskell (FDNY), John Perry (NYPD), Robert Sliwak (Cantor Fitzgerald) & Michael Wittenstein (Cantor Fitzgerald).
The 9/11 SHS Committee has lived up to the commitment made by so many after the terrorist attack on our country “To Never Forget”. On November 22, 2002 the Seaford High School 9/11 Memorial was dedicated to our five alumni and all those who perished on September 11, 2001. With the overwhelming support of the Seaford community our committee has been the inspiration for numerous annual initiatives.
Seaford Historical Society
The Union Free School District in Seaford, a lively village of 500 residents in 1893, voted $3,500 that year for the construction of a school. This was Seaford’s third schoolhouse and was dedicated on Arbor Day in 1894. The building, originally constructed on Jackson and Waverly Avenues, served as a school until 1917, when the school board decided that the district had outgrown its present quarters.
On the opening of the Jackson Avenue school in 1921, the building was moved a block away and became the headquarters for the Seaford Fire Department. On July 4, 1976, in commemoration of the Nation’s Bicentennial, the structure, now located on Waverly Avenue between Jackson and Southward was dedicated as the Seaford Historical Museum.
The Museum houses much memorabilia of Seaford as a bay and farming town. Special loans from other museums and private collections will be displayed on a rotating basis. Contributions of a Financial or Historical nature are welcome.
Seaford Wellness Council
A non profit organization comprised of local citizens whose mission is to assist in the improvement of the Seaford community's quality of life by promoting general community wellness, including but not limited to the following:
1) Organizing activities that promote wellness such as activity nights for the community students to attend as an alternative to non-productive activities, as well as having Community Walk-Runs and Health Fairs.
2) Organizing, promoting and carrying out endeavors which beautify the community and environment, parks and other public places of gathering with the purpose of fostering healthy
interaction, socialization and fellowship within the Seaford community.
3) Creating activities and presentations which address issues of substances abuse, nutrition,
smoking, gender bias, violence and physical and mental health.