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Jess Rosen, a Lynbrook High School graduate, tried her hand at lacrosse for the first time during the Town of Hempstead's summer clinic.

Long Island has long been considered a lacrosse hotbed, churning out successful collegiate players from high school programs throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties. I graduated from Lynbrook High School in 2010 and saw great players pass through the halls, cradling lacrosse sticks on their way to class. I remember wearing my friends’ home or away jerseys at big games. I enjoyed Lynbrook Lacrosse Day with the rest of my community. more

Jess Rosen | 7/17/13

South Side's Tessa Considine, left, moved the ball upfield during the team's Class B quarterfinal playoff defeat at Wantagh.

Offense leads South Side to 14 wins

A potent offensive attack helped carry South Side all the way to the quarterfinals of the Nassau County Class B girls’ lacrosse playoffs and the program’s first regular season conference title since 2009. more

By Steve Siniski | 5/28/13

Senior Cole Considine played an integral part in South Side's offense and its run to the Nassau Class B playoffs.

South Side runs out of time

South Side entered the Nassau Class B boys’ lacrosse playoffs riding the momentum of three straight strong defensive efforts, but offensive-minded North Shore managed at least two goals in every quarter of last Monday’s first-round matchup and held on for a 9-8 home victory. more

By Tony Bellissimo | 5/15/13

Briar Rose DeTomasso scored twice in South Side's 11-8 victory over Locust Valley last Friday.

South Side wins conference title

Members of South Side’s girls’ lacrosse team knew last Friday’s showdown with Locust Valley was a big game, but they didn’t realize how big or what was at stake. At practice the previous day, they bounced some questions off coach Meaghan Healey. more

By Tony Bellissimo | 5/7/13

South Side's Alex Pickett, left, scored twice in the team's 7-2 non-conference victory at Baldwin on April 23.

South Side strings win together

South Side’s boys’ lacrosse team produced back-to-back wins for the first time in 2013, beating Conference B-II rival Calhoun and Class A playoff hopeful Baldwin last week, and coach Steve DiPietro is hoping it’s a sign of things to come. more

By Tony Bellissimo | 5/2/13

South Side's Michaela Lynch, center, avoids Baldwin's Kelsey Cohen, right, and Olivia Dominique during a 15-5 victory on April 3.

Strong start for South Side

Senior midfielder Michaela Lynch scored with four minutes remaining, won the ensuing faceoff, and South Side burned the rest of the clock to secure an 11-10 Conference II girls’ lacrosse victory at Lynbrook last Friday. more

By Tony Bellissimo | 4/9/13

Hunter Rainis, right, is part of a deep senior class and midfield for South Side.

Expectations high for South Side

There’s no shortage of seniors or expectations for South Side’s boys’ lacrosse team a year after it won 10 games and reached the Nassau Class B quarterfinals. The Cyclones boast 17 seniors, including 11 set to play at the collegiate level. more

By Tony Bellissimo | 4/1/13

Senior Kenny Lutz, who led the Lions in goals last season with 42, is off to a flying start in 2013 with 26 goals through six games.

Molloy Lions roar out of gate

March rolled in like a lion, but despite challenging weather the Molloy Lions’ men’s lacrosse team is rolling through March behind an offense running on all cylinders. more

By Tony Bellissimo | 3/26/13

Junior attack Lance Yapor is a key to Hofstra's offense after scoring 25 goals in 2012.

Hofstra off to promising start

Hofstra junior attack Torin Varn continued his torrid start to the lacrosse season, netting a hat trick in a 10-5 victory over visiting Harvard on March 2 as the Pride won for the third time in four games to start 2013. more

By Tony Bellissimo | 3/12/13

Matt Kavanagh, center, celebrates his gold-medal victory with sister Colleen and brother Kevin.

Bringing home the gold

For Matt Kavanagh and the rest of the U.S. under-19 men’s national lacrosse team, a players-only meeting after a disappointing split of four pool play games made all the difference in the world at the World Championships. more

By Tony Bellissimo | 8/14/12

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