Assemblyman Flood Honors Comsewogue Grad Kevin Schnupp for Baseball Achievements

The Comsewogue School Board Meeting at the Administrative Building took on a special significance on Thursday evening as Assemblyman Ed Flood (R-Port Jefferson Station) presented a framed proclamation to Kevin Schnupp, a 2024 Comsewogue graduate, in recognition of his outstanding achievements in high school baseball.

Kevin Schnupp’s remarkable performance on the diamond earned him the prestigious Silver Slugger Award from the Suffolk County Baseball Coaches Association, a testament to his exceptional talent and dedication. The award is given to the top baseball player in the county at his position, and Schnupp’s accomplishments have set a high standard for future athletes.

During his senior year, Schnupp was instrumental in leading the Comsewogue Warriors to the Suffolk County Class AA finals. As the No. 7 seed, his performance was pivotal in the team’s victory over the top seed, with Schnupp hitting two home runs and contributing significantly to the final score of 9-3. His clutch performances throughout the season, including the finals, showcased his prowess and leadership on the field.

Schnupp’s accolades extended beyond the Silver Slugger Award. He was named the Suffolk County League IV MVP, a well-deserved recognition of his overall impact on the game. His impressive statistics included a .996 fielding percentage, seven home runs, 30 RBIs, 17 stolen bases, and a .430 batting average with a 1.25 OPS. These numbers highlight Schnupp’s exceptional skills both offensively and defensively, marking him as one of the top players in Suffolk County and his school district.

In addition to his athletic achievements, Schnupp has also earned an opportunity to further his education. He is committed to attending the University of Massachusetts this fall, where he will continue to build on his impressive track record.

At the school board meeting, Assemblyman Flood presented Schnupp with the framed proclamation, celebrating his achievements and wishing him well in his future endeavors.

“As a former Comsewogue Warrior, it was an honor to recognize Kevin’s athletic accomplishments,” Flood stated. “I wish him well in his future endeavors as he steps into the next chapter of his life with the University of Massachusetts”.

The proclamation highlights Schnupp’s contributions to the Comsewogue baseball program and his exemplary sportsmanship. Flood’s recognition underscores the community’s pride in Schnupp’s achievements and the support for local talent.

The presentation was a moment of pride for both Schnupp and the Comsewogue School District. His achievements serve as an inspiration to current and future students, demonstrating the rewards of hard work and dedication. As Schnupp prepares for his college career, the community celebrates his past accomplishments and eagerly anticipates his future successes.

The evening’s ceremony with Assemblyman Flood not only honored Schnupp but also highlighted the strong support system within the Comsewogue community, which continues to celebrate and support its talented young individuals. With his remarkable high school career behind him and a bright future ahead, Kevin Schnupp’s story is one of perseverance and excellence, embodying the spirit of achievement that the Comsewogue School District takes pride in.

Assemblyman Ed Flood (R-Port Jefferson Station) has represented the Fourth District in the New York State Assembly since 2023. The Fourth District includes Belle Terre, Coram, East Setauket, Gordon Heights, Old Field, Poquott, Port Jefferson, Port Jefferson Station, Setauket, Stony Brook, Strongs Neck, and Terryville, and parts of Centereach, Lake Grove, and Selden.

The Fourth District Office is located at 149 Main Street in East Setauket and can be reached at 631-751-3094.