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West Hempstead sophomore Olivia Czavar, left, scored twice in a victory over Clarke on Sept. 23 and already has four goals and two assists on the year.
Young Rams notch first win
Using a fifth different starting lineup in as many games, West Hempstead girls’ soccer coach Mike Scaturro watched the young Rams’ offense click for the first time in 2009. more
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Baldwin's Jessica Mauradian, center, squeezes through Hicksville's Cara Connolly, left, and Marissa Mertens, during a 2-0 Conference II-opening loss Sept. 16.
Youth served for Lady Bruins
After a roller coaster regular season, Baldwin was last year’s Nassau Class AA girls’ soccer Cinderella team, upsetting the No. 2 and 3 playoff seeds on the way to a runner-up finish to Massapequa. more
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Senior Dan Alles anchors South Side's defense from the sweeper position.
Cyclones seek offensive spark
South Side might have the least amount of experience among Nassau Conference ABC-I boys’ soccer teams, but expectations remain high. more
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Carey junior Kyle DeMeo, left, works against a Hempstead defender during its Conference AA-II victory on Sept. 16.
Experienced Seahawks seek big things
After compiling a 6-3-5 record and winning a first-round playoff game in 2008, that’s the attitude the Carey is taking to the soccer field. With 16 seniors, many who are playing their third season on varsity, the Seahawks are expecting to make noise in Conference AA-II. more
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Senior midfielder Metri Abdul-Karim figures to play a key role for the Sailors, who earned ties in each of their first two Conference I-AA games.
Encouraging start for Sailors
Oceanside boys’ soccer coach Chuck Phelan couldn’t be more encouraged by the team’s quick start. more
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Senior Marybeth Whalen is a key on defense for Long Beach.
Long Beach loaded with youth
A myriad of young talent along with some senior leadership sprinkled in should make for an interesting girls’ soccer season for Long Beach, which remained in Conference VI after a 6-5-1 finish in 2008. more
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Lynbrook senior Antonio Condoleo, right, works against Hewlett's Idan Sasson during a scrimmage.
Owls look to compete for title
Despite losing most of its offensive production from a team that advanced to the quarterfinal round of the Nassau Class A playoffs a year ago, Lynbrook expects to be in the hunt for a conference title. more
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Jessica Widmann will spark East Meadow's offense from the midfield.
Lady Jets ready for another run
East Meadow made another run through the Nassau Class AA girls’ soccer playoffs last season, falling one goal short of Baldwin in the semifinals. But the Lady Jets weren’t built for a simple one-and-done playoff push. more
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Senior midfielder Billy Deignan, right, will play a key role at both ends of the field for the Bruins.
Bruins embark on tough road
Time will tell if winning the Town of Hempstead boys’ soccer summer league in undefeated fashion propels Baldwin to bigger things this fall. more
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Oceanside senior captain Karina Rizzo is part of a strong and experienced defense that figures to be tough to crack this season.
Setting sail in top conference
A year after going 8-2-2 in Conference II and advancing to the Nassau Class AA semifinals, Oceanside’s girls’ soccer team moves up to Conference I and is counting on a deep roster to be a key to success. more
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