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The Panthers and the Gators, along with their coaches, raised funds for next year’s recipients of the Sean Finnegan Memorial Scholarship.
Lynbrook-East Rockaway Soccer Club hosts fundraiser
A fundraiser for the Sean Finnegan Memorial Scholarship was held on June 26 at South Middle School field, raising more than $1,156 to make a total of $3,500 to go toward next year’s recipients. more
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Players went head to head at the 2009 East Meadow Soccer Tournament, sponsored by Covanta Energy
East Meadow Soccer Club gears up for Aug. 28-29 tourney
The East Meadow Soccer Club is gearing up for the 32nd annual East Meadow Soccer Tournament, sponsored by the Westbury-based Covanta Energy. It one of the largest and oldest soccer competitions in the Northeast. This year, the club is expecting more than 400 teams to attend, with a number of squads from as far as Canada already signed up. more
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Deanna Perez
Two win Sean Finnegan Memorial scholarship
Deanna Perez and Kevin Alonge were the first recipients of the Sean Finnegan Memorial Sportsmanship Scholarship. I think that the scholarship is a very nice tribute to my son. He played soccer … more
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Folnetti Alvarez has been one of the keys to Lynbrook's offensive consistency.
Owls in hunt for conference title
With four games to play, Lynbrook, 4-1-3 in Conference ABC-II boys' soccer and 6-2-3 overall, has every reason to believe it can capture the top spot. more
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When a dot makes all the difference in the world
Funny story: I coach youth soccer. I recently e-mailed the German-born trainer of my daughter’s travel team to let him know that our practice venue had changed from Speno Park in East Meadow to Mitchel Field in Uniondale so the squad could play under the lights. I received this perplexing reply: more
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Senior Shannon Doody, who has two goals and seven assists, is a big reason why Lynbrook raced out of the gate with four wins in its first five games.
Fast start for Lady Owls
What a difference a year makes. In 2008, the Lady Owls had the task of trying to defend a girls’ soccer conference title with a relatively young team. Lynbrook was winless in its first four games, and was hit hard by the injury bug. The end result was a disappointing 4-3-7 season. After a convincing 6-3 win at Long Beach on Sept. 22, the senior-laden Lady Owls were off to a perfect 4-0 start. more
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Lynbrook senior Antonio Condoleo, right, works against Hewlett's Idan Sasson during a scrimmage.
Owls look to compete for title
Despite losing most of its offensive production from a team that advanced to the quarterfinal round of the Nassau Class A playoffs a year ago, Lynbrook expects to be in the hunt for a conference title. more
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