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Bruins prepare to defend title
Coming off a Nassau Class AA boys’ basketball championship in the 2019-2020 campaign, Baldwin played just four games last winter after it was forced to quarantine following a Covid outbreak on … more
Rams boast high expectations
For the first time in more than 15 years, someone other than Ed Cosgrove is West Hempstead boys’ basketball’s bench boss. Joe Thomas takes over the helm of the Rams and saw a … more
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Rams benefit from playing time
For the first time in more than 15 years, someone other than Ed Cosgrove is West Hempstead boys’ basketball’s bench boss. Joe Thomas takes over the helm of the Rams and saw a … more
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Colts strive for a playoff run
Making a considerable run in the Nassau boys’ basketball playoffs is a goal for the Colts, who are no strangers to the postseason under head coach Jay Kreutzberger. Calhoun won 37 games over … more
Indians equipped for deep run
Sewanhaka’s boys’ basketball team is coming off a successful shortened season, as the team finished with a 5-3 record. With most of the projected starters being guys who have had … more
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Chris St. Remy, third from left, was surprised with his new basketball wheelchair at Lynbrook Restorative Therapy and Nursing on Feb. 27. Surprising him were, from left, Special Projects Coordinator Lisa Penziner, Amputee Program Director Dr. Paulinder Rai, Administrator Yiddy Eisen, Chris’ girlfriend Myrlie Chaundry and Long Island Kings wheelchair basketball coach Eddie Lopez.
Lynbrook Restorative Therapy & Nursing hosts a special surprise
Chris St. Remy received a special surprise at Lynbrook Restorative Therapy and Nursing on Feb. 27, when he was presented with a new wheelchair that will enable him to continue to play basketball. more
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Lynbrook Restorative Therapy & Nursing hosted a wheelchair basketball tournament with the Nassau Kings on Sept. 27 to celebrate a new amputee support group, the first of its kind on Long Island.
Long Island's first amputee support group is created at Lynbrook Restorative Therapy & Nursing
Lynbrook Restorative Therapy & Nursing recently became the first facility on Long Island to launch an amputee support group. more
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Longtime East Rockaway boys’ basketball coach Joe Lores, third from right, was inducted into the Basketball Coaches Association of New York Hall of Fame on March 24. Lores won 222 games as head coach, more than anyone in school history.
Longtime East Rockaway boys' basketball coach enshrined in state hall
Joe Lores’s long road to the Basketball Coaches Association of New York Hall of Fame began in seventh grade. The now 61-year-old ran with a rough crowd back then, prompting his father to take his 12-year-old son, already 6 feet tall, to the St. Raymond’s School gym in East Rockaway to join the basketball team. more
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East Rockaway girls’ varsity basketball coach Karin Leary recently retired after 19 seasons, during which her teams won 209 games and six county championships. Her former players said she had a profound impact on them, on and off the court.
Final buzzer for East Rockaway girls' basketball coach
Coach Karin Leary smiled as she pointed to the many photos and newspaper clippings lining the walls of her office, highlighting the various accomplishments of the East Rockaway girls’ varsity basketball team during her nearly two decades of leadership. more
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Lynbrook’s Rylan Blondo, right, who scored a team-high 18 points, drove against Manhasset’s Ahmad Crowell (20 points) during last Sunday’s Nassau Class A final at Farmingdale College.
Lynbrook falls short in county title push
It was a memorable basketball season for the Lynbrook boys, who fell just short of their dream of winning a county championship. more
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