Danny O’Sullivan
Mattituck To Lean on Their Pitching in 2025
Special thanks to Metamorphosis Landscape Design for sponsoring this year’s series by Joe Bello Dan O’Sullivan is entering his 6th season at the helm of the Mattituck baseball program. After a 2024 season which included a 6-16 record and a short playoff run, O’Sullivan and the Tuckers look to a younger team for success in 2025. The Tuckers held their own in a difficult league during the 2024 season, which included many baseball powerhouses such as Bayport-Blue Point, Shoreham-Wading River, and Center Moriches. “We battled and competed in a very difficult mixed league. We played predominantly against A schools and were up in class.” O’Sullivan said. “We were very senior-heavy last year and I was very proud of the group that never gave up, despite the challenges and tough competition....
Mattituck Leaning on 12 Seniors and Talented Pitching Staff
(Photo Credit: Ray Passaro) (Special thanks to Metamorphosis Landscaping Design for sponsoring the season preview series.) by Aaron Diaz This season will look a little different for the Mattituck Tuckers in 2024 as the little school is now in an ocean full of bigger schools to play against this year. Head coach Danny O’Sullivan prepares in his fifth year at the helm to bring their team to the next level. Mattituck finished the season with a league record of 12-7 record and an overall record of 12-9 including the playoffs. “Last season was kind of interesting for us,” said O’Sullivan. “We ended up losing in the semifinals to Babylon and Center Moriches who had excellent seasons. Mattituck now sees itself in a mixed league but with bigger schools rather than the smaller schools they are u...
Mattituck Looks to Build Off County Finals Appearance
Mattituck 2 John Glenn 1 (8 innings) WP-Garrett Grathwohl 2 innings 3 K’s Burke Evers 2-3 rbi Brady Mahon 1-3 2 runs scored Michael Mowdy walks it off in the 8th with bases loaded single pic.twitter.com/zSiZChi9Yq — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) June 15, 2021 Mattituck has been one of the most consistent baseball programs in Suffolk County. They have reached the playoffs each year since 2010. Last season was no different as they reached the Suffolk County Class B Finals where they lost a best-of-three against Center Moriches. Earlier in the playoffs, they had beaten Center Moriches and Babylon before they ran out of steam. There’s no question that Mattituck will have a challenge in replacing their group of 11 seniors from last season. Of that group, three of them were stalwart...
