Twenty-four senior athletes from Copiague School District have committed to continue to play their sports at the college level this fall. In addition, Jackson Bright (boys track, Binghamton University) and Tayanee Peay (girls basketball, Queens College) have received scholarships to play in college. The district congratulates the following student-athletes: 

• Jackson Bright: boys track, Binghamton University
• Chris Carbajol: boys track, Suffolk County Community College
• Luis Castillo: boys cross-country/track, SUNY Stony Brook
• Bobby Elias: boys cross-country/track, Suffolk County Community College
• Aryes Garrett: boys track, SUNY Plattsburgh
• James Holland: boys track, SUNY Buffalo
• Vinosky Saintil: boys track, SUNY Buffalo
• Eric Tavarez: boys track, Farmingdale State College
• Tayanee Peay: girls basketball, Queens College
• Melinda Harris: girls basketball, SUNY Old Westbury
• Davandra Daniel: girls basketball/soccer, St. Joseph’s, Brooklyn
• Paul Illicete: wrestling, Nassau Community College
• Christian Ramirez: baseball, Queensborough Community College
• Gabriela Ordonez: girls soccer, John Jay College
• Faith McCombs: volleyball, Alfred State
• Brian Reyes: boys soccer, SUNY Cobleskill
• Mike Delgado: boys soccer, SUNY Cobleskill
• Jonathan Panameno: boys soccer, SUNY Canton
• Lorenzo Concepcion: football, Erie Community College
• Victor Gamarra: football, SUNY Morrisville 
• Julian Armstrong-King: football, Utica College
• Peter Auriemma: football, Western Connecticut State University
• Joshua Olivo: football, SUNY Morrisville 
• Erik Blanco: football, Western Connecticut State University