The thrilling ride finally came to a stop following a first Nassau title since 1947, a first Long Island championship since 1946 and state AAA runner-up status in Binghamton. And then four starters moved on. Port Washington may have lost those important players from last season, but it hasn’t lost its way. The Vikings, county finalists the past three seasons, are still winning with regularity. “I think it’s kids who are bought into what we preach,” said Sean Dooley, their 22nd-year coach. “They work hard. We try to do simple...
