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Jesse Vanorden, top, secured a clutch pin at 152 pounds for Wantagh in last Saturday’s dual meet title victory over Plainedge.

Wantagh avenged two regular-season dual meet losses to Plainedge when it mattered most. The Warriors, who had dropped two matches to the Red Devils in the last three and half weeks, flipped the … more

By Andrew Coen | 1/22/24

Junior Sophia Dwyer hit for 10 points as Lynbrook overcame a slow start to hand Wantagh its first conference defeat.

Lynbrook tops Wantagh in marquee matchup

Down a pair of starters and coming off its lone defeat following an impressive 10-game winning streak, Lynbrook overcame a sluggish start Saturday to knock off Wantagh, 47-38, in a matchup … more

By Tony Bellissimo | 1/14/24

Sophomore Meaghan Campbell poured in 24 points Dec. 18 to lead the Generals past conference newcomer East Meadow.

MacArthur on conference title quest

A season-opening win against crosstown rival Division set the tone for a strong start to the 2023-24 season for the MacArthur girls’ basketball team while also positioning the Generals for a … more

By Andrew Coen | 1/8/24

Sophomore Jack Healy is among a long list of All-County contenders or better for the Generals, who feature no shortage of talent.

MacArthur wrestlers eyeing states

The MacArthur wrestling program sent four wrestlers to the New York State Championships in Albany last winter and is looking to once again have a presence in MVP Arena this season. Two of those state … more

By Andrew Coen | 12/28/23

Brooke Anya, right, and Ally Knights are fired up for the Pride to carry over the momentum from last season’s finish.

Hofstra fueled for CAA success

Hofstra women’s basketball is looking to build off last season's late success that spurred the Pride to the conference quarterfinals as the No. 12 seed. The Pride struggled to a 4-14 … more

By Andrew Coen | 12/23/23

Are you making the same resolutions again?

As we prepare to welcome in 2024, we find ourselves in that annual position of thinking about what we accomplished in the past year, and setting some goals for the months ahead — many times, some pretty lofty ones. more

12/21/23

I’ll trade the university presidents for the Jersey QB

The exalted halls of academia and the grit of the football gridiron have never been more distant from one another than in recent weeks. more

12/21/23

Antisemitism is not free speech

Since the horrific Hamas massacre of Israeli civilians on Oct. 7, antisemitism has skyrocketed in the United States and around the world. more

By Andrew R. Garbarino | 12/21/23

Congestion pricing isn’t really about congestion

A pervasive feeling of disappointment swept Long Island two weeks ago, after the Metropolitan Transportation Authority board formally voted to roll out congestion pricing in New York City. more

By Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick | 12/21/23

Understanding trauma from the horrors of Oct. 7

Sadly, Jews have had their own relationship with trauma. From the pogroms to the Holocaust, this trauma has left a long-lasting effect on the Jewish people. more

By Shai Beloosesky | 12/21/23

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