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Freeport's Eddie "Big Truck" Gordon, left, with Ring of Combat president Louis Neglia of Bellmore.
Eyes on the prize
Windows of opportunity remain open for varying lengths of time, depending on one’s career path. For a mixed martial artist, that time frame often lasts no more than 12 minutes. more
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Malik Wallaces practices his drive.
L.I. Golf Academy tees off
While the masses headed for the beaches last Monday to seek relief from sweltering heat, the Long Island Golf Academy began its eighth year of operation at East Meadow’s Eisenhower Park. more
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Charity basketball in memory of Camp ANCHOR counselors
To celebrate the lives of three young Camp ANCHOR counselors who died in a tragic car accident last July, and to raise money for the foundations and scholarships established in their names, the Malone-Mulhall Benefit Basketball Game is set for July 30 at St. John’s University at 1:30 p.m. The event will also include three-point and dunk contests. more
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Hofstra’s Charles Jenkins, chosen 44th in the NBA Draft, is joined by head coach Mo Cassara, left, Director of Athletics Jack Hayes, and college President Stuart Rabinowitz, right.
Hofstra's Jenkins drafted by Warriors
Golden State wasn’t one of a dozen NBA teams to host Charles Jenkins in a private workout leading up to the June 23 draft. more
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Liam Boyle, 10, is just one Baldwin youngster teeing off in the sport of golf.
Swing Kids
Two Baldwin families, the Boyles and Lambrous, believe the family that plays together stays together—their game of choice? Golf. The Boyle and Lambrou kids have both been out on Long Island golf courses for almost their entire lives. more
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Baldwin’s Chris Weidman, center, a former wrestling star for the Bruins, is quickly climbing the UFC ranks after two convincing wins. He is pictured with Ring of Combat promoter Lou Neglia, right, and sponsor Lenny John.
Weidman fights way to top
The State Assembly remains conflicted when it comes to legalizing the sport of mixed martial arts, but that hasn’t stopped a growing list of local fighters from entering the octagon in surrounding states and generating excitement. more
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Baldwin made it back-to-back Nassau Class AA girls' basketball championships.
Banner year for local sports
The Herald lists the Top 10 championship teams from the 2010-11 school year. more
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Tyler Heuer of Oceanside had passing and rushing touchdowns in Long Island's 17-14 Empire Challenge game win over NYC.
L.I. nips NYC in Empire Challenge
Lynbrook's Mike Kozlakowski and Oceanside's Tyler Heuer spark Long Island's 17-14 victory over NYC in the Empire Challenge. more
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Got a summer sports story idea?
With the high school sports year coming to a close, the Herald is accepting summer story ideas to be considered for publication in July and August..... more
Freshman Kelsey Cohen, right, chipped in 23 goals and helped the Lady Bruins return to the Nassau Class A semifinals this spring.
Lady Bruins return to semis
Baldwin not only ran with the big dogs in Nassau Conference A-I girls’ lacrosse, it finished with a winning regular-season record and advanced to the playoff semifinals for the second time in as many years under coach Nicole Lein. more
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