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Westhampton Beach Boys Cross Country Poised To Have Strong Season, Girls To Be Led by DiBiaso, Strebel

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The Westhampton Beach boys cross country won its first league dual meet of the season on September 10. COURTESY HEATHER HAYNIA

The Westhampton Beach boys cross country won its first league dual meet of the season on September 10. COURTESY HEATHER HAYNIA

Lily Strebel, left, Fina DiBiaso and head coach John Broich.

Lily Strebel, left, Fina DiBiaso and head coach John Broich.

Drew Budd on Sep 18, 2024
The Westhampton Beach boys cross country team got its season off on the right foot defeating Islip, 19-40, in its season opener at Sunken Meadow State Park in Kings Park... more

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