Massapequa, Miller Place remain on top in Newsday's Long Island high school wrestling rankings
Jacob Snedeker of Bellport defeated Brian Csoban of East Islip at 285 pounds via fall at 3:45 at the Suffolk Division II individual finals on February 7, 2026/ Credit: Michael A. Rupolo Sr.
A look at the top wrestling squads on Long Island.
1. Massapequa (26-1): Massapequa crowned five champions, scored 559 points, and won its qualifying tournament for a Long Island record 44th time.
2. Sachem North (20-1): The Arrows crowned five champs and won their 21st league tournament title.
3. East Islip (25-2): East Islip had four champions and took second place in the League IV tournament.
4. Bellport (18-2): The Clippers had six champions and won the League IV tournament.
5. North Babylon (20-4): The Bulldogs crowned five champions and won the league tournament for the fourth straight year.
6. Sayville (16-4): The Golden Flashes won the League VI tournament for the third time in the last four years.
7. Long Beach (16-5): The Marines crowned five champions and won their 35th qualifying tournament.
8. Wantagh (19-5): Wantagh crowned three champions in winning its 27th qualifying tournament.
9. Chaminade (21-3): The Flyers won seven matches and finished in second at the CHSAA state championships.
10. Manhasset (9-2): The Set scored a school record 513.5 points and crowned five champions to win its qualifying tournament.
11. Bellmore JFK (22-2): The Cougars crowned six champions and scored 501 points to win their 14th qualifying tournament.
12. Floyd (17-7): The Colonials crowned a school-record six champions and won the League I tournament for the first time since 2002.
13. Oceanside (24-4): The Sailors crowned five champions and finished in second in their qualifying tournament.
14. Farmingdale (16-3): The Dalers crowned five champions and finished in secondin their qualifying tournament.
15. Brentwood (15-7): The Spartans finished second in the League I tournament despite having a tournament-high 16 place winners.
Small Schools
1. Miller Place (24-3): The Panthers were idle this week after winning the state Division II dual meet title last week.
2. Shoreham-Wading River (25-3): The Wildcats won both of their non-league dual meets this week.
3. Seaford (13-9): The Vikings had no competitions this week.
4. Mt. Sinai (7-7): The Mustangs were idle this week.
5. Glenn (8-13): The Knights won a non-league dual meet this week.
