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Lynbrook's Gordon Purdie, right, controlled the ball with Roslyn's Charlie Schwartz in pursuit during a Conference A-II game on Sept. 18.
Pieces in place for Lynbrook
The return of eight starters from last year’s team that finished 8-3-1 in conference play and hosted a Nassau Class A first-round playoff game, combined with a re-addition between the pipes, provides Lynbrook with a solid foundation on the boys’ soccer pitch. more
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Joe Grossi
Lynbrook 39, Sewanhaka 14
Though its new turf field at Marion Street School wasn’t quite ready for Week 1, Lynbrook looked right at home in the Nassau County football opener on Wednesday night. more
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Sophomore Matt Varian celebrated after giving Long Beach a two-goal lead in the second half of its 8-4 playoff win over Lynbrook.
Long Beach stops Lynbrook
Lynbrook outscored Long Beach at even strength in their Nassau Class B boys’ lacrosse playoff quarterfinal matchup at Hofstra’s Shuart Stadium on May 16, but the Marines were a perfect 4-for-4 in man-up situations and also scored shorthanded on the way to an 8-4 victory. more
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Lynbrook's Matt Mott had a goal and an assist and led the defense in Monday's 14-9 home playoff victory over Kennedy.
Offense leads Lynbrook over Kennedy
After Lynbrook’s seven-goal lead through three quarters of Monday’s Nassau Class B boys’ lacrosse playoff game was cut to four by visiting Kennedy with just over nine minutes remaining in regulation, the Owls found another gear. more
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Sophomore Michelle Kretz has provided solid play at third base and is batting second in the Lady Mules' lineup.
Malverne earns split with Lynbrook
Malverne defeated Lynbrook, 8-2, on May 1 in a Conference ABC-V softball game behind a strong performance from Sydney Witowski, both on the mound and at the plate. more
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Lynbrook’s Austin Bilello preserved pitcher Paul Papandrew’s no-hitter at Lawrence on April 23 with a diving catch in the outfield.
Lynbrook poised for playoff run
It happens every spring, or so it seems, for Lynbrook. After some early growing pains, Al Marrazzo’s team is poised to play some meaningful May baseball. At 5-8, including 5-6 in conference play, the Owls lead Nassau A-IV and have their sights set on the playoffs. more
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Junior Meghan Montine rips a line drive during Lynbrook's win over Lawrence on April 15.
Lynbrook rolls to victory
Lynbrook notched a 9-1 road victory at Lawrence April 15 in a Conference ABC-V softball game, highlighted by senior pitcher Bridget Greene’s three-hit complete game. more
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Midfielder Bridget Baran, left, is one of seven sophomores on a Lynbrook team that's played well in the early going.
Lynbrook has youth, promise
His team is young and so is the season, and Lynbrook girls’ lacrosse coach Vincent Tetro isn’t about to push the panic button after three tough losses to open the Conference II schedule. more
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The playmaking skills of senior Nick LoCicero, left, will be one of the keys to success for Lynbrook.
Lynbrook still boasts talent
Lynbrook lost two big scorers, some key defenders and its starting goaltender from last year’s 10-win team that dropped a hard-fought 9-7 decision to Long Beach in the opening round of the Nassau Class B boys’ lacrosse playoffs, but the Owls are far from short on talent. more
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Lynbrook senior Matt Mott, top, won 33 straight matches at 220 pounds and reached the Nassau Division I final before falling to Tom Sinclair of Island Trees.
Mott leads Lynbrook wrestlers
Despite losing a hard-fought 4-2 decision in the Nassau Division I 220-pound final, Lynbrook's Matt Mott, with 33 wins on the season, is headed to the state tournament. more
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