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Lynbrook’s Carrie Feltkamp, left, releases a shot during the team’s hard-fought home defeat to conference rival South Side April 4.
Lady Owls hope to take flight
Faced with a brutal schedule out of the gate that included games against three of last year’s Nassau Class B girls’ lacrosse semifinalists in a two-week span, Lynbrook is looking to tighten the … more
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Lynbrook's Luke Spitzer, left, works against Oceanside's Luciano Arra during the season opener for both teams.
Owls inexperienced but dangerous
Despite the return of only three starters from last year’s team that reached the Nassau Class B quarterfinals, Lynbrook boys’ lacrosse coach Bill Leighley said the formula the Owls used to beat Oceanside, 7-2, in the opener is something they could bottle up. more
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John Antoniades is one of the top face-off specialists in the country.
Hofstra seeks fifth straight NCAA bid
A year after winning 13 of 16 games as well as the Colonial Athletic Association regular-season title and earning a school-record fourth consecutive NCAA Tournament bid, Hofstra’s men’s lacrosse coach Seth Tierney has plenty of parts to replace. more
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Junior Carrie Feltkamp had a goal and two assists in Lynbrook's 16-13 Class A first-round playoff victory over Hewlett.
Lady Owls win playoff opener
Senior Nicole Pataky’s six goals and three assists and junior Kasey Carter’s four goals and three assists paced No. 8 Lynbrook to a first-round Class B girls' lacrosse playoff win over Hewlett. more
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South Side's Bryan Gerrato, right, tries to work past Lynbrook's Anthony Rainone.
Third time's a charm for South Side
After suffering Nassau Class B playoff defeats to Lynbrook in each of the past two seasons, South Side got six points from Zach Scaduto and five from Bryan Gerrato in a 12-4 win over the Owls. 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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Lynbrook's Jillian Chyriwski, left, works against Hewlett's Sam DiSalvo during a recent conference game won by the Lady Owls, 11-6.
Big finishes for Lady Owls
Lynbrook is halfway to reaching its goal of finishing atop the Nassau Conference B-II girls’ lacrosse standings, thanks to a come-from-behind 11-6 home victory over Hewlett prior to spring break. 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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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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