Port Washington football beats Plymouth to make Division 3 semifinals, and its fans savor every snap

Port Washington's football team stayed undefeated Friday night, pulling out a 13-10 win over Plymouth at Al Urness Field to run its record to a perfect 12-0 and advance to the Division 3 semifinals.But for the fans filling the home side of the quarterfinal, the night was about more than the scoreboard. It was about a community, its history and the people who keep showing up.Jay Godersky, the public address announcer and a Port Washington alumnus, sees his role as part of the home-field advantage."If I can make this a tough place to play, then I've accomplished my goal," Godersky said. "To me, this is the equivalent of the Brewers winning the World Series. I mean, we're not there yet, but this team has looked really good all season." That pull of history is part of why both Pirate and Panther fans packed the stands Friday night. The teams have enjoyed a long rivalry dating back years.Port Washington has not captured a state title since 1985. This unbeaten run has fans lining up at the s