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Sewanhaka basketball coach Jay Allen, SIBSPlace Executive Director Joanna Formont, Sewanhaka assistant coach Bill Dubin, Carey coach Dan Reece, former SIBSPlace President Michael Gliner and its secretary, Sheldon Soloway, with a check from the Peninsula Kiwanis Club for the 19th annual Hoops for Hope fundraiser.
Hoops for Hope helps raise money for SIBSPlace
Three high school boys’ basketball teams from Nassau County recently hosted charity basketball competitions to benefit SIBSPlace in Rockville Centre as part of the 19th annual Hoops for Hope … more
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Hoops For All participants received a trophy at the final session of the winter on Feb. 4.
Rockville Centre Recreation Center offers ‘Hoops for All’
Rockville Centre’s Hoops for All program wrapped up on Feb. 4, but not before giving children and teenagers with special needs the opportunity to have fun on the court. more
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The “Hoops for All” program started three years ago and was designed to help special-needs children in grades 4 to 12 learn about basketball.
Hoops program lets everyone play
The Rockville Centre Basketball League is giving special-needs children a chance to enjoy the game of basketball through its inclusion program. The “Hoops for All” program, which was started … more
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Resident creates hoop-la at trustee meeting
One Rockville Centre resident is calling a foul on street basketball hoops. A frustrated Burt Diamond addressed the trustees for almost seven minutes during the Nov. 7 meeting and challenged the … more
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Rockville Centre Letters to the Editor
Education about hate is keyTo the Editor:Your editorial on the decision by South Side Middle School to remove artwork depicting Nazi symbolism (“Students learn the power of art to … more
Seventh graders faced off in one of the first games in the Recreation Center’s summer basketball league. Coaches have seen students try to imitate stars like Steph Curry more and more.
Young basketball players model games after their faves
Whether they were sticking their tongue out like Jordan or yelling Kobe while throwing up a fade away jumper, kids have always tried to play basketball like the game’s biggest stars, and right now … more
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Jess Rosen, a former standout at Lynbrook High School and current summer intern at the Herald, works a drill with trainer Jay Hernandez.
Training to reach full potential
Former Hofstra University guard Jay Hernandez founded the Pro Hoops basketball training company in 2004 after playing professionally in Puerto Rico. Since then, his Pro Hoops family has grown by leaps and bounds, boasting six other trainers and over 150 clients, most from Long Island. more
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Julia Hospodka shot baskets while Campy Quinn watched.
Shooting hoops for the stage
South Side High School’s Centre Stage held a basketball shootout fundraiser on April 24. Centre Stage gives special education and general education kids the chance to work together to put on a … more
Steve Kane, left and Jesse Winter
South Side High School grads host Hoops 4 Hope basketball tourney
South Side High School graduates Steve Kane, left and Jesse Winter organized the 2nd annual Hoops 4 Hope Charity 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament held on Aug. 14, raising about $2,000. more
Event organizers Steven Kane, left, and Adam Vojdany are both students at Duke University.
Two SSHS grads host Hoops 4 Hope charity basketball tournament
Two South Side High School graduates, Steven Kane and Adam Vojdany, fraternity brothers at Duke University, hosted a 3-on-3 charity basketball tournament at the Recreation Center on Aug. 14, raising money for Hoops for Hope, an organization that uses donations to help children afflicted with HIV/AIDS in South Africa and Zimbabwe. more
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