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The NYSPHSAA is awaiting guidance from the Board of Education and Gov. Andrew Cuomo before deciding when sports will be played.
Many scenarios in play for H.S. sports
While still awaiting guidance and direction from Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New York State’s Education Department on how schools could operate this fall, the state Public High School Athletic Association Covid-19 Task Force held two meetings in June to discuss multiple scenarios for sports. more
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Tiz the Law pulled away down the stretch to become the first New York-bred to win the Belmont Stakes since 1882.
Tiz the Law captures historic Belmont Stakes
With most of the sports world still idle in the midst of Covid-19, horse racing grabbed the spotlight Saturday evening with the Belmont Stakes serving as the opening leg of the Triple Crown for the first time in history. more
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Local Little Leagues will begin play as early as July 8.
Little Leagues get OK to "Play Ball"
While Major League Baseball owners and players continue to squabble over compensation to get a shortened 2020 season off the ground, there’s excitement at the Little League level after Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced some youth sports could begin in early July as part of the Phase Three reopening in counties that qualify. more
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Laura Cummings breezed through Patchogue's Main Street last Friday morning on the way to Montauk.
From Merrick to Montauk on foot
After sifting through countless fundraising challenges posted all over Instagram, Laura Cummings decided what she could do to honor local high school graduates, too. more
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John Beatty Jr. hasn't raced since last October but that'll all change next weekend.
Merrick's Beatty Jr. back behind the wheel
Entering his third season as a driver for the MSM Elite Motorsports operation, Merrick’s John Beatty Jr. has been itching to get back behind the wheel, and will finally get to do so on June 21. more
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Dennis Ringel guided the Cougars to a pair of state titles as well as nine Nassau County crowns over 12 seasons.
Kennedy coach Dennis Ringel leaves behind dynasty
Dennis Ringel isn’t ruling out a return to coaching, but after 12 extraordinary seasons at the helm of John F. Kennedy High School’s boys’ volleyball program, he’s chosen to step away for a while to focus on family. more
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The stands at Belmont Park will not look the same on Stakes Day June 20.
A Belmont Stakes without fans in the stands
Jay Hegi has only missed a handful of Belmont Stakes since 1978 when he witnessed a classic in his first experience at the event as Affirmed nipped Alydar to complete the Triple Crown. more
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Girls on the Run is taking its twice-yearly 5K to a virtual event this spring.
Virtual 5K run set for June 20
Girls on the Run Long Island, part of a national physical activity-based positive youth development program for 3rd-8th grade girls, had 750 runners participate in its 5K run last fall and expected to surpass 1,000 for this spring’s event scheduled for June 20 on the campus of Hofstra University. more
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Bellmore-Merrick CHSD tennis courts open
Effective today, Friday, May 29, tennis courts at all five buildings in the Bellmore-Merrick High School District became available to the public as part of Nassau County’s “Phase 1” reopening, Director of Athletics Eric Caballero announced in a letter to parents. more
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Ella Maldonado is a setter and defensive specialist.
Volleyball standouts from Calhoun qualify for nationals
After training with Academy Volleyball Club for the past year, Calhoun High School freshmen Ella Maldonado and Julia Lawrence qualified for the USA Volleyball Girls Junior National Championships. more
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