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Hewlett's Jenni Rogoff, left, had four goals in its 16-13 loss at Lynbrook in a Nassau Class B first-round playoff game May 16.
Lady Bulldogs make playoff debut
Ninth-seeded Hewlett put up quite a fight against Conference B-II champion Lynbrook in a Nassau Class B first-round girls’ lacrosse playoff game May 16. more
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Lynbrook's Chris King, center, splits Hewlett's Mark Rizzo, left, and Josh Rivlin during the Owls' 11-3 Conference B-II win April 28.
Lynbrook gets best of Hewlett
The lacrosse ball hadn’t bounced Lynbrook’s way too much this spring, but a visit from bitter rival Hewlett proved just what the Owls needed to bring their game and intensity level up a notch. more
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Hewlett's Val DeNapoli, right, defends against Lynbrook's Taylor Simeone during last Friday's conference game.
Minor setback for Lady Bulldogs
Hewlett’s margin for error in its quest to qualify for the Nassau Class B girls’ lacrosse playoffs shrunk with last Friday’s 11-6 setback at Lynbrook. more
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Maria Varricchio
Fast start for Molloy Lady Lions
With a deep and talented midfield setting the tone, Molloy’s women’s lacrosse team has picked up where it left off last spring when it finished 15-2 and went undefeated at home. more
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Hewlett grad Steve DeNapoli, right, is a key to Hofstra's defensive effort at midfield.
Lofty goals for Hofstra lacrosse
While a school-record fourth straight appearance in the NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Championships is high on Hofstra’s to-do list, head coach Seth Tierney and the Pride has bigger goals in mind. more
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Like the Sagging sign at its Cedarhurst village park field, the continued existence of the Cedarhurst Little League is in question due to a number of factors that have severely cut its enrollment.
Playing ball on Sundays
As a result of the changing population, the financial hardship of paying registration fees and the fact that many children now participate in a number of sports, the 54-year-old Cedarhurst Little League may not survive. more
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Michael Doneger
He shoots, he scores!
Lynbrook High School alumnus Michael Doneger, 24, is going to the Super Bowl. Doneger, a star lacrosse player at Lynbrook High School and Johns Hopkins — now known as an actor, screenwriter, videographer and director — is a semifinalist in the Pepsi Max Crash the Super Bowl commercial contest after his entry, “Elevator Girl” — which he wrote, directed and starred in — was judged one of the top five entries among more than 6,000 Pepsi received. more
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Hewlett native becomes World Lacrosse Champion
Hewlett native and former Cornell lacrosse player Max Seibald was part of Team USA that captured a gold medal and its seventh world title at the World Lacrosse Championships held in Manchester, England on July 24. more
Bryan Gerrato of South Side High School helped Long Island's boys' scholastic team win gold at the Empire State Games.
Empire State Games rise again
After a one-year hiatus due to financial reasons, the Empire State Games made a triumphant return this summer with more than 4,500 athletes competing in the 32nd edition, held July 21-25 at various sites throughout Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Amherst. more
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Hewlett sophomore Mark Rizzo, right, picked up All-County honors this spring. Though a long-pole defender, he contributed nine goals.
Bulldogs nipped in playoff opener
Jake Robison scored the last of four unanswered goals for eighth-seeded Carey in its 5-4 come-from-behind victory over No. 9 Hewlett in a Nassau Class B boys’ lacrosse playoff game on May 19. more
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