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Massapequa Chiefs defeat Garden City, ending 68-game winning streak

The Massapequa Chiefs defeated the Garden City Trojans 21-14, ending Garden City's 68-game winning streak. The game featured a decisive touchdown catch by Massapequa's Dylan Milio in the final moments. This matchup marked the first meeting between the two teams, made possible by a recent rule change.

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Massapequa Chiefs defeated Garden City Trojans 21-14, ending Garden City's nation-leading 68-game winning streak. The game, held at Hofstra University, was closely contested and featured a last-minute touchdown catch by Massapequa's Dylan Milio. The victory was significant for Massapequa, which now holds a 26-game winning streak and has won three consecutive Long Island championships. Garden City had not lost since 2019 and had won five straight Long Island championships. The matchup was the first between the two teams, made possible by a rule change allowing crossover games. Massapequa defensive lineman Ryan Chabus intercepted a pass that set up the winning touchdown. Garden City athletic director Ed Ramirez emphasized the team's focus on long-term goals rather than just this game.

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Massapequa ends Garden City’s nation-leading 68-game winning streak in heart-pounding thriller

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Massapequa Chiefs defeat Garden City, ending 68-game winning streak