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Final chance explosion gives Lady Bulls win in softball season finale
It ain’t over ‘til it’s over – but even then, it was still over. Yes, it sounds crazy, even for a Yogi-ism, but so was the season finale – and the year as a whole – for the 2023 Suffolk County champion Smithtown High School East softball team.
Three home runs pace Ridge to Somerset County quarterfinals victory
An early school dismissal turned into an early rally for Ridge. On Thursday at Diamond Nation, the Red Devils centered around having a pinpoint focus in the Somerset County Tournament quarterfinals. Facing sixth-seeded Hillsborough, the third-seeded Red Devils catapulted to a seismic lead in the opening frame. If you purchase...
Sherman leads No. 3 Pingry past Ridge - Boys lacrosse recap
Charlie Sherman had three goals to help top-seeded Pingry, No. 3 in the NJ.com Top 20, earn a 7-5 victory over fourth-seeded Ridge in the semifinal round of the Somerset County Tournament in Martinsville. Dylan Blekicki had two goals for Pingry (14-1). If you purchase a product or register for...
Suffolk County Legislators Leslie Kennedy, Rebecca Sanin, and Rob Trotta recognize Commack Athletes on the Kickline and Bowling Teams at the Legislature
The athletic teams at Commack brought home the gold for their school and fellow students. For the first time in the school’s history, the Commack Boys Bowling team won the Suffolk County championship and went on to compete in the state finals where they came in third. Maintaining their...
Local Pride: William Floyd High Girls' Lacrosse Heads to Playoffs Again
The William Floyd High School girls’ varsity lacrosse team has qualified for the playoffs for the fourth consecutive year under head coach Nicole Alesi. They finished the regular season with a 12-2 record in Division I, earning the No. 4 seed in the Section XI Division I playoff bracket. They will host the No. 5 seed, Connetquot, at the Lincoln Avenue Sports Complex next Tuesday.
Riverhead PAL hosts bicycle skills competition
Fifty-eight children competed in the Riverhead Police Athletic League’s annual Bike Rodeo Saturday morning at Stotzky Park. Kids in kindergarten through 6th grade demonstrated their skills on a course designed to test their abilities to control their bicycles and promote rider safety. Riverhead Police officers graded their performance on the course and chatted with the children about the importance of the skills being tested.
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