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Molloy poised to bounce back
Danny Longo is a busy man again this fall serving as head coach for the men’s and women’s soccer teams at Molloy College. Each club is aiming to finish on the positive side of .500 after disappointing 2010 campaigns. more
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Certified PGA golf instructor Walter Ostroske taught Herald reporter David Weingrad the fundamentals of the golf swing at the Merrick Road Golf Course.
Teeing off with the Town of Hempstead
With my driver raised above my head, I took a moment to remember what my golf instructor, Walter Ostroske, had just taught me –– knees bent, feet a shoulder-length apart and arms straight. Check, check and check. more
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Junior Stephan Barea, left, plays a vital role in the midfield.
Pride ready to roar again
A year after setting a school record for victories with 19, becoming the first women’s soccer team to go undefeated and untied in the Colonial Athletic Association since 1998, and reaching the second round of the NCAA Tournament, Hofstra is faced with the challenge of replacing six starters. more
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the Carey Seahawks won both the county and AA L.I. championships in 2011.
Carey Seahawks first to bring trophy home
Long Island is not necessarily known as a breeding ground for great baseball players. Despite being the birthplace of big-name major leaguers, both old and new, such as Craig Biggio and Billy Koch, Long Island continues to produce far more lacrosse players than baseball stars. more
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Marcos Alverez, from left, Mike Ciuffo, Anthony Collura, Robert Weissheier, Nicky Di Clemente, Vinny Gennarelli, TJ Toscano, Kenny Conrade, Matt Cosme, Michael Amorouso, Chris Stefl, Justin Romano, Anthony Napolitano and Serge Ushkevich.
Colts stampede foes in Cooperstown
This past spring, the Carey Seahawks proved that baseball was alive and well in Franklin Square when they advanced to the New York State baseball semifinals. more
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East Rockaway football players, from left, Thomas Dolan, Nick Ulip, Justin Jonas and James Geiser spent the early part of August working on strength and conditioning.
High School football practice underway
On Wednesday morning, all 56 Nassau County high school football teams began preparation for the upcoming season, scheduled to open with a handful of games Sept. 9. more
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The Point Is, No. 8, is part of a growing Final Furlong barn headed by Vince Roth of East Rockaway and Dan Zanatta of New Hyde Park.
Horsing around is their business
Once small investors in a large thoroughbred racehorse partnership, Vince Roth and Daniel Zanatta used their experience and knowledge to create a growing stable that’s both economical and fun. more
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Javier Colina is one of six Ducks to reach double digits in homers already. He has 15 through Aug. 3.
Ducks still swinging hot bats
The Long Island Ducks are having no difficulty scoring runs. The team – which leads the Atlantic League with 515 runs through 81 games – has scored double-digit runs 13 times this year. more
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Paris Horne eyes the rim during the dunk contest.
Everyone wins in Camp A.N.C.H.O.R. benefit game
Last Saturday, an enthusiastic crowd of approximately 2,500 witnessed one of the more memorable events in the illustrious history of New York basketball as the inaugural Malone Mulhall Benefit Basketball Game was played at Carnesecca Arena. more
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Taylor Kosakoff, of South Side High School, makes one of his four saves during the Nassau County Executive Cup soccer showcase game.
Nassau soccer showcase game a success
Forty of the most talented Nassau County high school boys’ soccer players competed in a showcase event in front of nearly 30 college coaches last Saturday at Mitchel Athletic Complex. more
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