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A solid season on the baseball diamond for Oceanside came to a halt as the Sailors were swept last week by No. 4 Massapequa in a best-of-three Nassau Class AA quarterfinal round series.
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After putting a nine-game Conference I losing streak to rest by winning its regular-season finale, Oceanside entered the Nassau Class AA softball playoffs with a fresh start and made the most of it last Friday against visiting Calhoun.
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Two baseball teams heading in opposite directions continued their respective paths May 2 when Oceanside held on for a 3-1 victory at Baldwin to complete a three-game sweep in Conference AA-II.
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Mepham graduate Victoria Gunnels and Long Beach graduate Kelley Jansen helped Molloy capture its third straight East Coast Conference softball title.
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5/7/13
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A little more than a week after beating Lynbrook with a goal at the final horn, Oceanside pulled off another thriller at the hands of visiting Friends Academy by scoring the tying goal with two seconds remaining in regulation and eventually winning, 16-15, in triple overtime in a Conference II girls’ lacrosse game on April 25.
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Senior Dan Lombardo and junior pitcher Jake Santamaria helped Oceanside break out the broom against Plainview-JFK in a Conference AA-II baseball series last week.
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Rain washed out Oceanside’s softball showdown with defending Nassau Class AA champion MacArthur last Friday, leaving both teams with a record of 1-2 after the second week of play in an always highly competitive Conference AA-I.
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First-year coach Jim Gillis couldn’t be happier with the never-say-die attitude Oceanside’s boys’ lacrosse team displayed in its first two games out of the gate as part of an impressive 4-0 start.
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The baseball season at East Rockaway High School has been saved by the team of Supervisor Kate Murray and Senior Councilman Anthony Santino who will open two fields at Oceanside Park a month ahead …
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4/5/13
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Working with a roster with more seniors — 10 — than he’s had in seven years at the helm of Oceanside’s girls’ lacrosse program, coach Ken Dwyer is looking for the Lady Sailors to pick up where they left off.
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