After Lynbrook’s seven-goal lead through three quarters of Monday’s Nassau Class B boys’ lacrosse playoff game was cut to four by visiting Kennedy with just over nine minutes remaining in regulation, the Owls found another gear. more

Here in East Rockaway, so many people are still recovering from the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy so we should take every opportunity to report the bright spots and realize that with every movement … more

Malverne defeated Lynbrook, 8-2, on May 1 in a Conference ABC-V softball game behind a strong performance from Sydney Witowski, both on the mound and at the plate. more

Mepham graduate Victoria Gunnels and Long Beach graduate Kelley Jansen helped Molloy capture its third straight East Coast Conference softball title. more

The East Rockaway Little League kicked off its second year as an official team with their Opening Day parade and ceremonies on April 13. More than 200 children, ages 4 to 15, will be participating … more

It happens every spring, or so it seems, for Lynbrook. After some early growing pains, Al Marrazzo’s team is poised to play some meaningful May baseball. At 5-8, including 5-6 in conference play, the Owls lead Nassau A-IV and have their sights set on the playoffs. more

Lynbrook notched a 9-1 road victory at Lawrence April 15 in a Conference ABC-V softball game, highlighted by senior pitcher Bridget Greene’s three-hit complete game. more

His team is young and so is the season, and Lynbrook girls’ lacrosse coach Vincent Tetro isn’t about to push the panic button after three tough losses to open the Conference II schedule. more

After a year that saw the Malverne/East Rockaway boys’ lacrosse team pick up just three wins, a senior-laden group is off to the program’s best start in years. With a 4-1 road win over Herricks, Malverne/East Rockaway improved to 5-1 in non-league play. more

Lynbrook lost two big scorers, some key defenders and its starting goaltender from last year’s 10-win team that dropped a hard-fought 9-7 decision to Long Beach in the opening round of the Nassau Class B boys’ lacrosse playoffs, but the Owls are far from short on talent. more