There is a little something for everyone in this year’s Long Island Championships. For one reason or another, every game should be competitive.

No team is taking the turf this weekend as a heavy favorite. The factors that contribute to that begin with injuries to key players and momentum derived from county championship wins.

Garden City (11-0) can puff out its chest as it rides the longest winning streak in America into Saturday’s Long Island Class II title game against East Islip at noon at Stony Brook University. The Trojans have earned respect, winning 65 games in a row, including four Long Island championships. They’ve also won 10 consecutive Nassau crowns.

The Trojans are quite the daunting opponent. They played without Thorp Award candidate Anthony Asaro, one of Long Island’s top

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