Keyword: soccer
92 results total, viewing 61 - 70
Brooke Bendernagel
Youthful Pride face stiff early tests
A non-conference schedule that includes Ohio State, Temple, Georgetown and Wake Forest will provide Hofstra’s women’s soccer team with an early measuring stick and help it prepare for Colonial Athletic Association foes. more
|
Senior Paul Ferrandino is one of the veterans the Lions will be counting on this year.
Newcomers to boost Molloy
Few bounces went Molloy’s way on the men’s soccer pitch a year ago, and the result wasn’t pretty. The Lions suffered eight shutouts, lost four times in OT and struggled to a 2-14-1 mark. However, an influx of newcomers and the return of 90 percent of last year’s offense have coach Danny Longo excited to turn the page. more
|
Charlie Doreste of Douglaston practiced soccer kicks last Friday, as part of a week-long soccer camp held in Franklin Square.
A passion for soccer in Franklin Square
Nearly 100 local and New York City residents, ages 4 to 16, with a passion for soccer, participated in a spring soccer camp last week, at the Washington Street School in Franklin Square. more
|
The great college athletic scholarship myth
I was shocked to see myself in the Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch last summer. I wasn’t literally in the newspaper, but I saw myself reflected in the parents profiled in the brilliant investigative piece “Children may be vulnerable in $5 billion youth-sports industry: Parents and athletes feel the pressure to compete at all costs” (Aug. 29, 2010). more
Benji Alonge, left, who had all four Spartans goals in their Conference AA-III clinching win, braces for a shot with Carey's Vincent Cali on his heels.
Elmont tops Carey for soccer title
Elmont’s upset loss to last-place Westbury kept the door to the Nassau Conference AA-III boys’ soccer title open for Carey and set up a winner-take-all showdown between the Spartans and Seahawks. more
|
Freshman Patricia Curtin has contributed seven goals and four assists for Carey, which has only one conference loss in 10 games.
Injuries cloud Carey's strong season
A cloud was cast over a special season for Carey's girls’ soccer team when it lost senior standout Erica Sousa to a knee injury and talented eighth-grader Brett Robison to an ankle injury. more
|
Sewanhaka's Gina Ragona, left, and Lawrence's Melany Rodriguez eye a loose ball.
Sewanhaka squeaks past Lawrence
An offensive onslaught keyed by first-half goals from senior midfielder Sabrina Orologio and sophomore forward Sabrina Spiridigliozzi propelled Sewanhaka to a 2-1 win over Lawrence. more
|
Carey's Vincent Cali, right, battles with Long Beach's Manny Flory for possession during the Seahawks' 1-0 Conference AA-III win Sept. 15.
Carey, 3-0, on the rise
Coming off an injury-riddled, one-win season, Carey has nowhere to go but up on the boys’ soccer pitch. If the opening week of the season is any indication of what the future holds, the Seahawks appear to be on the right track more
|
Carey standout Erica Sousa will miss the first few weeks while playing overseas in Portugal.
Lady Seahawks eye top spot
The Carey Lady Seahawks started to make a little noise on the soccer pitch last season and hope to take it to another level in 2011. more
|
Issa Tall
Adelphi seeks third straight title
Reaching double digits in wins is always a goal for Adelphi’s men’s soccer program, coach Carlo Acquista said, and the Panthers enter 2011 looking to do so for a fourth consecutive season. more
|
« Prev | 1 … 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past year.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.
© 2024, Richner Communications · 2 Endo Blvd · Garden City, NY · (516) 569-4000
Powered by Creative Circle Media Solutions