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Mepham's Kristen O'Brien, who reached the 1,000-point plateau, drives to the basket with Elmont's Kyla Ridley, center, and Bria Fisher defending.
Elmont tops Mepham for fourth straight
Mepham’s Kristen O’Brien joined the prestigious 1,000-point club last Thursday night with a second-quarter basket, but visiting Elmont had three players in double figures and joined the Lady Pirates in second place in Nassau Conference AA-III with a 48-32 victory. more
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Calhoun's Danielle Losee had nine points and five assists in last Friday's 50-41 victory over Conference AA-II rival East Meadow.
Calhoun holds off East Meadow
A new defensive wrinkle coupled with strong interior play helped Calhoun start a winning streak in Conference AA-II girls basketball last Friday. The Lady Colts held off East Meadow, 50-41, for their second win in three days. more
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Mepham's Kyle Wechsler, left, drove around Westbury's Chris Boyer for two of his 21 points in the Pirates' Conference AA-III victory.
Mepham makes early statement
With five senior starters and several upperclassmen leading the way off the bench, Mepham has its sights set on the Nassau Class AA boys’ basketball playoffs. more
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Ashley Addison
Molloy primed to rebound
A season after injuries claimed three players before the first game, Molloy women’s basketball coach Tim O’Hagan wants the Lady Lions to crank up the dial on defense and challenge for the East Coast Conference title. more
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Mike Moore is off to a hot start for the Pride.
Defense and rebounding keys for Hofstra
The Hofstra men’s basketball program is coming off a solid campaign that saw the Pride finish with 21-12 record in Mo Cassara’s first season as head coach. more
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Junior forward Shante Evans averaged 18.4 points and 11.0 rebounds per game last season to lead the Pride to an overall record of 19-12.
Pride has high expectations
The Pride (19-12, 10-8 Colonial Athletic Association) has a little bit of unfinished business after seeing the 2010-11 season come to an end with a loss to VCU in the second round of the CAA Conference tournament. more
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Paris Horne eyes the rim during the dunk contest.
Everyone wins in Camp A.N.C.H.O.R. benefit game
Last Saturday, an enthusiastic crowd of approximately 2,500 witnessed one of the more memorable events in the illustrious history of New York basketball as the inaugural Malone Mulhall Benefit Basketball Game was played at Carnesecca Arena. more
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Charity basketball in memory of Camp ANCHOR counselors
To celebrate the lives of three young Camp ANCHOR counselors who died in a tragic car accident last July, and to raise money for the foundations and scholarships established in their names, the Malone-Mulhall Benefit Basketball Game is set for July 30 at St. John’s University at 1:30 p.m. The event will also include three-point and dunk contests. more
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Hofstra’s Charles Jenkins, chosen 44th in the NBA Draft, is joined by head coach Mo Cassara, left, Director of Athletics Jack Hayes, and college President Stuart Rabinowitz, right.
Hofstra's Jenkins drafted by Warriors
Golden State wasn’t one of a dozen NBA teams to host Charles Jenkins in a private workout leading up to the June 23 draft. more
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Bellmore-Merrick's fifth-grade B-Ball champions crowned
The Bellmore-Merrick Basketball League recently honored its 2011 fifth-grade championship team. Members of the squad included, above, in alphabetical order, Ben Birke, Josh Kaplan, Jordan Kappel, Matthew Kelman, James King, Ian Kranis, Dylan Krieff, Ali Nabi, James Rogan and Matt Spector. Assistant coaches were Adam Kappel and Lenny Kaplan; head coach was Nancy Kaplan. more
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