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South Side's Steven DiMare, right, defends against Garden City's Dale Stasco during a Conference B-I game played on April 23.
Hard-working South Side on roll
While Garden City continues to set the bar in Nassau County boys’ lacrosse, a rebuilt South Side squad is among those looking to make a deep playoff run and challenge the mighty Trojans in Class B. more
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Freshman Mike Leake, right, opened his varsity career with two goals in South Side's season-opening overtime loss at Syosset.
Revamped South Side has potential
Graduation was tough on South Side’s boys’ lacrosse program, which had to replace 17 players from last year’s team that reached the Nassau Class B playoffs, but coach Steve DiPietro is excited about the outlook for 2014. more
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Tom Boylan, center, was the first RVC Police Explorer to be promoted.
Rockville Centre looking to expand Police Explorers
At a Board of Trustees meeting on March 3, Tom Boylan became the first member of Rockville Centre’s Police Explorer’s program to be promoted to Sergeant. The Police Explorers is an offshoot … more
Keith Ruiz sparked South Side's second-half rally that eventually fell short.
South Side ousted by Floral Park
Floral Park’s Jordan Butler scored 24 points, including a 15-for-19 performance from the foul line, to lead the seventh-seeded Knights to a 74-62 upset victory at No. 2 South Side in a Nassau County Class A boys’ basketball playoff quarterfinal. more
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Fantasize your way through February's fury
So, how about this winter? more
Senior Pace Shaw is one of many reasons South Side sits in the driver's seat in Conference A-I with three games remaining.
South Side adds to win streak
Visiting South Side had 13 players reach the scoresheet, including three in double figures, and opened a 16-point lead after the opening quarter on the way to cruising past winless New Hyde Park, 66-32, for its 11th straight conference victory without a loss. more
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South Side's Paul Pandolfi, who had 14 points and 11 rebounds, eyed the rim during last Friday's 67-46 home victory over Wantagh.
Depth carries South Side
Less than 24 hours after South Side raced to an 18-point first-quarter lead in a convincing victory over visiting Conference A-I boys’ basketball rival Wantagh, the Cyclones produced their biggest quarter of 2013-14 on the way to avenging last season’s setback at Garden City. more
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'The Winslow Boy'
If you aren’t already familiar with the 1946 play The Winslow Boy, by Terrence Rattigan, you are in for a special evening. The story tells of Ronnie Winslow, a 13-year-old boy, who is kicked out of … more
Aspiring Eagle Scout Nicholas Rossetti, left, is joined by museum board President Frank Seipp.
Scouts give historic house a fresh look
Nicholas Rossetti has seen many of his fellow Boy Scouts earn their Eagle ranks over the past few years. Watching these older scouts successfully attain the highest honor in scouting inspired him to do the same. more
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South Side's Will Murray, right, worked against Jericho's Drew Shuman during the Nassau Class A championship game on Nov. 6.
Jericho tops South Side in final
Shorthanded on the field and sideline, and trailing Jericho by a goal with time ticking away in the Nassau Class A boys’ soccer championship game on Nov. 6, South Side stepped up in the face of adversity and pulled even. more
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