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By Herald Content Studio | 9/16/26

Aiden McNee had one of Plainedge's goals in Tuesday's 3-2 victory at Lynbrook.

Plainedge holds off Lynbrook, 3-2

Lynbrook boys soccer has developed a couple of early trends, and both were on display in its 3-2 defeat to visiting Plainedge Tuesday afternoon. The Owls yielded an early goal for a third … more

By Tony Bellissimo | 9/16/26

Freshman Khloe Salcedo helps anchor the midfield for the Red Devils, who come off a 9-win season under coach Lauren Gates-McGee.

Freeport looks to take another step

Last season was one to remember for Freeport girls soccer. In her second year as coach and third season with the school, Lauren Gates-McGee guided the Red Devils to a 9-5-2 record and a … more

By Peter Schwartz | 9/15/26

Gensesis Samper, left, is one of the Knights’ leaders who scored twice in a 7-1 victory over Great Neck South Sept. 5.

Uniondale finding its footing

The Uniondale girls’ soccer team is treading carefully as it opened the season 1-1-1. The Knights graduated 11 seniors from last year’s roster, but the underclassmen have begun filling those … more

By Michelle Rabinovich | 9/15/26

Cristofer Ayala Martinez an West Hempstead are off to a promising start, splitting its first four matches.

New arrival bolsters West Hempstead

For a West Hempstead boys soccer team that struggled to score goals a year ago, the introduction of Messi to the attack has been massive. Yohann Messi Tataille, to be exact. The senior … more

By Dylan Butler | 9/15/26

Sophomore Taylor Almona is part of a major youth movement for the Pirates, who are playing in Nassau’s top conference.

Mepham jells amid rugged schedule

Turnover can cause growing pains early. Turnover with only a small amount of senior leadership could be worse. Mepham’s girls’ soccer team has both, but with young energy, the Pirates are … more

By Nick Mongiovi | 9/15/26

Versatile Kevin Cruz’s leadership and midfield play will be one of the keys to the Jets’ success this fall.

Early adversity tests East Meadow

It was a good start to the season for the East Meadows boys soccer team, which opened with a 3-0 victory over Hempstead. And then, the injuries came. Nothing particularly serious — a hip … more

By Dylan Butler | 9/15/26

Senior Sean Brosokas, right, is part of a solid and experienced midfield for Oceanside, which opened 4-0-1.

Oceanside clicking in fast start

Oceanside boys soccer coach Patrick Turk is seeing plenty of familiar signs from last season, but the Sailors are hoping the 2026 season ends differently. After going 13-2 last year and reaching … more

By Brian Kacharaba | 9/15/26

Junior Teddy Fitzgerald is an integral part of the offense for the Cyclones, who are in the midst of their 100th anniversary season.

South Side eyes the big prize

South Side’s boys soccer team is looking to make the program’s 100th anniversary season one for record books. The Cyclones returned plenty of talent from last year's 15-1-2 team that went … more

By Andrew Coen | 9/15/26

Eighth-grader Isabella Yotagri is part of Baldwin’s youth movement after it lost nine seniors from last year’s roster.

Baldwin focuses on development

After losing nine seniors, including its superstar goalkeeper, Baldwin girls soccer is amidst a massive rebuilding phase. With just one senior and a dearth of goal scorers, coach Lee Rogers is … more

By Marc Berman | 9/15/26

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