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College Lacrosse Coach Eviscerates NCAA For Allowing Mud Floor In Makeshift Locker Room Tent
Stony Brook women’s college lacrosse head coach Joe Spallina was not happy with the conditions that were presented to his team at Syracuse during the NCAA Tournament on Sunday. He eviscerated the (incompetent) governing body for allowing it to happen and questioned the host school’s inability to provide a better setup. The six-time America East […] The post College Lacrosse Coach Eviscerates NCAA For Allowing Mud Floor In Makeshift Locker Room Tent appeared first on BroBible.
Stony Brook coach critical of team space in ‘muddy’ tent at Syracuse: ‘Women deserve a better setup’ (video)
Update: Syracuse University said Monday it arranged indoor space for Stony Brook to use during Sunday’s NCAA tournament game. Syracuse, N.Y. — Stony Brook coach Joe Spallina called out his team’s makeshift locker room for Sunday’s NCAA Tournament game at Syracuse following the Seawolves’ 15-10 loss to the Orange.
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.
Hesselbirg throws no-hitter, keeps Newfield playoff hopes alive
With their playoff hopes hanging in the balance, Newfield Wolverine starting pitcher Matthew Hesselbirg fired a no-hitter on Friday, May 3 against Northport to keep his team alive in the postseason hunt. The senior righthander struck out seven Tiger batters and walked two over seven innings and despite not allowing...
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