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1986 Hall of Fame Inductees
Dr. Robert Finley
Administration
David Cohen
Administration
David played basketball at NYU before returning to Glen Cove, where he competed in semi pro basketball and baseball for the Glen Cove Sebas. He later dedicated himself to administration as Commissioner of Finance for the City of Glen Cove, continuing to support athletics and the local sports community.
Levan Smith
Coach
George Doran
Coach
George coached both the Glen Cove Sebas and the Glen Cove A.A. semi-pro football teams, earning respect for his leadership and passion for the game. He went on to serve as Nassau County's Recreation Director and later led the Glen Cove Recreation Department, impacting generations of local athletes.
Lou Britt
Football
William “Bill” Reukauf
Football
A three-year letterman and starting quarterback his junior and senior years at Glen Cove High School, Bill earned High School Scholastic All-American honors. He went on to play at Hamilton College, where he set school records for most passing yards in a season (1,513), most career passing yards (2,671), and most career touchdown passes (18).
William Boyce
Football
Ben Farnan
Softball
Ben pitched over 250 fast-pitch softball games across leagues in Glen Cove, Salisbury Park, Jones Beach, and Mitchell Field. Over his 10-year career, he recorded 10 no-hitters, 16 shutouts, and pitched the longest game in Glen Cove League history—18 innings. He was named MVP pitcher four times and overall league MVP once.
Anthony Zulka
Baseball
Herbert McCue
Football
Joseph Galluccio
Track
Joe set multiple cross-country records at Glen Cove High School and broke the school half mile record with a time of 1:59.2. He was named XC MVP in 1965 and 1966, and Track & Field MVP in 1967. Joe went on to run cross country at the U.S. Naval Academy.
Jack Matthews
Football
Manuel “Manny” Gonzales
Football
A standout on Glen Cove High School’s undefeated 1943 team, Manny played a crucial role with his field goals and extra points. He continued his football career post-graduation, playing simultaneously for both the Glen Cove A.A. and Staten Island teams in the New England Conference.
Harry Zisk
Football