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Four Hewlett High School students have created something of a state History Fair dynasty, capturing first place in four consecutive years. From left were Michael Heyman, Madison Honig, Madeline Heyman and Sydney Honig.

Hewlett High students dominate New York History Fair

Most sports fans are familiar with dynasties like football’s New England Patriots, baseball’s Yankees and basketball’s Boston Celtics. Somewhat lesser known is the New York State History Fair’s Hewlett High School. more

By Jeff Bessen | 9/30/21

The championship Bellmore Heat baseball squad includes, bottom row, Andrew Back, Georgie Savas, Ian Rose, John Strawa, Ken Degruchy and Charlie Neuweiler; top row, T.J. Rullo, Charlie Neuweiler, coach Jim Darmofar, Ryan Connolly, Nick Lisi, coach Jim Rullo, Harrison Ivers, Tyler Griffith, manager Roman Strawa and Ryan Karp.

Bellmore baseball squad turns up the 'Heat'

The Bellmore Heat 12U travel baseball team recently captured its second major title of 2011, clinching the fall National Junior Baseball League American Division Championship to cap a perfect 12-0 … more

11/8/11

South Shore Rebels make their mark in Cooperstown

As the sun beats down on Harris Field on the corner of Hempstead and Lexington avenues in Malverne, the crack of a metal bat pervades the air. Chris McDaniels, assistant coach of the South Shore … more

By James Fitz Gerald | 7/6/11

The Long Island Mud Dogs pose for a funny photo opportunity.

Mud Dogs live up to their name

The Long Island Mud Dogs U-12 travel baseball team returned from a successful weeklong chance to play teams from around the country at the Cooperstown Dreams Park. They placed 32nd out of the 102 teams competing. One of the most memorable moments occurred because of rain that pushed a game back to a 12:30 a.m. start. The Mud Dogs persevered and had a game winning home run in the bottom of the 5th to take a 9-8 lead. They held the Langhorne Lions in the top of the 6th, with runners on second and third, without scoring, to a 9-8 victory as the game ended at 3 a.m. more

10/20/10

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