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Southold Takes Class C Boys Soccer Title With 1-0 Overtime Victory Over Pierson

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Pierson junior Jesus Padilla brings the ball down the sideline. DREW BUDD

Pierson junior Jesus Padilla brings the ball down the sideline. DREW BUDD

Pierson junior Jesus Padilla sends the ball forward in front of Southold senior Ryan DiGregorio. DREW BUDD

Pierson junior Jesus Padilla sends the ball forward in front of Southold senior Ryan DiGregorio. DREW BUDD

Southold senior Shayne Johnson and Pierson freshman Sam Warne go for a ball in the air. DREW BUDD

Southold senior Shayne Johnson and Pierson freshman Sam Warne go for a ball in the air. DREW BUDD

ESM senior Rachel Ragone was recognized at Friday's ceremony for her fifth-place rank in the class. Alexa Gorman

ESM senior Rachel Ragone was recognized at Friday's ceremony for her fifth-place rank in the class. Alexa Gorman

Pierson senior Johnny Chisolm tries to avoid a slide tackle by Southold senior Zachary Ellis. DREW BUDD

Pierson senior Johnny Chisolm tries to avoid a slide tackle by Southold senior Zachary Ellis. DREW BUDD

Senior Whaler Johnny Chisolm is taken down while trying to get a shot off in the box. No penalty was called on the play. DREW BUDD

Senior Whaler Johnny Chisolm is taken down while trying to get a shot off in the box. No penalty was called on the play. DREW BUDD

Pierson junior Omar Lemus and Southold senior Shayne Johnson battle for the ball. DREW BUDD

Pierson junior Omar Lemus and Southold senior Shayne Johnson battle for the ball. DREW BUDD

Students at the Southampton Intermediate and High Schools are being filmed this week for a documentary about an upcoming mission trip to the Dominican. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

Students at the Southampton Intermediate and High Schools are being filmed this week for a documentary about an upcoming mission trip to the Dominican. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

authorDrew Budd, Sports Editor on Nov 4, 2014
Last year, playing Southold in the Suffolk County Class C Championship, the Pierson boys soccer team came out flat, and ended up losing 5-2. On Tuesday, the Whalers had an... more

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