# @axcess_baseball on Instagram

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- **Posted:** 2025-03-08T02:52:47.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** Axcess Baseball (@axcess_baseball) — https://gondola.cc/axcess_baseball

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In an era where high school and collegiate baseball teams constantly battle roster turnover, Sayville Head Coach Joe Esposito enters his eighth season with a rare advantage—continuity. While many programs spend the early months of the season searching for stability, Esposito’s squad returns with experience, chemistry, and a proven ability to deliver in high-pressure moments.

Now, with one of the most seasoned rosters on the island, expectations are high for another deep postseason run.

“All of the returning players have gained valuable experience in the playoffs and have been there before,” Esposito told Axcess Baseball. “It’s now their time to rise up and continue the tradition that past players have established. It’s all about getting hot at the right time, and hopefully, this team will be able to do just that.”

However, Esposito faces the challenge of replacing two key leaders from last season in Tyler Sebor and Gavin Acker, both two-time All-League selections (2023, 2024). The duo, three-year varsity veterans, played a pivotal role in Sayville’s success, providing leadership on and off the field.

Fortunately for the Golden Flashes, an experienced senior class is prepared to take the reins. Leading the charge is Kyle Messina, an All-County selection in 2023 and an All-League honoree in 2024. A two-sport standout committed to Colgate for football, Messina has been a key contributor since his sophomore season and will once again be a cornerstone of Sayville’s lineup.

Joining him are fellow All-League selections Andrew Law, Tyler Brown, and Chris Spatenga, along with Dylan Kent, each bringing valuable experience and a history of delivering in big moments.

“I have a group of seniors that have all had experience on the varsity level since they were in 10th grade,” Esposito said. “I am looking to them to be the catalysts for this team. All have had great experience going into the playoffs, and I am hoping for a strong season from them.”

They’ll open up on April 1 against SWR. Full story by Tucker Terranova coming to axcessbaseball.com

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## Credits

| Name | Username | Profile | Role |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Axcess Baseball | @axcess_baseball | https://gondola.cc/axcess_baseball | Sports Media Outlet |
| Tucker Terranova | @TuckerTerranova | https://gondola.cc/TuckerTerranova | Writer |

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