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The Oceanside Little League’s 12-and-under Williamsport team headed upstate on Monday for the state Little League championship tournament in Penfield, a suburb of Rochester. They held a pep rally on Sunday at Wright Field to celebrate advancing to the eight-team tournament, which was scheduled to start on Tuesday.
Oceanside Little League team heads to state tournament
For the first time in more than two decades, the Ocean-side Little League 12-and-under team headed upstate on Monday to play in the state 12U Baseball Majors championship in Penfield, a suburb of Rochester. more
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The Challenger players stood for the Pledge of Allegiance before the game.
Kids take the field at Rockville Centre's Challenger Classic
Rockville Centre hosted its annual Challenger Classic at Hickey Field on June 22, where youngsters of all abilities took the field for a day of fun. more
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Former Sailors star Kyle Martin has been a standout at Fordham and was drafted by the Baltimore Orioles on June 5.
Oceanside High School alumnus drafted by Baltimore Orioles
Kyle Martin was surrounded by friends and family at his parents’ home in Oceanside on June 5. They were all glued to MLB.com, watching the Major League Baseball Draft when, finally, Martin realized a lifelong dream. The 21-year-old was selected by the Baltimore Orioles in the 15th round, the 438th pick overall. more
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Pint-sized slugger Cassius Williams couldn’t contain his excitement at Sea Cliff Little League’s opening day ceremonies in Clifton Park last Saturday.
Opening Day for Sea Cliff’s little sluggers
Awave of Technicolor uniforms flooded the streets of Sea Cliff last Saturday for the village’s annual Little League parade, which kicks off a fun-filled season of baseball, softball and … more
Rockville Centre resident Gene Kirley, right, was recently nominated for a $50,000 award. Last March, he joined his wife, Tracy, his daughter, Bryn and his sons Danny, from left, Timmy and Kevin at a fundraiser for ACDS, formerly the Association for Children with Down syndrome, for which he serves as board president.
Rockville Centre father nominated for $50,000 award
Support — and votes — from the Rockville Centre community have helped propel village resident Gene Kirley into the running for the Rare Life Award and a $50,000 grand prize. The money would go toward ACDS, formerly the Association for Children with Down syndrome, for which Kirley is the board president. more
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Mike Levitan, center, pictured with Hempstead Town Councilman Anthony D’Esposito and Tom Collins, was honored by having Oceanside Park Field No. 3 named after him.
Ballpark dedication is home run for long time Oceanside coach
After dedicating more than four decades of his life to coaching in Oceanside Little League, Mike Levitan’s name will now christen a ballpark in the hamlet he has spent so many years coaching in. more
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Oceanside teen, Jeremy Feder’s annual charity baseball tournament is set to return this September.
Annual Oceanside charity baseball tournament set for Sept. 21
Two years ago, fourteen-year-old Oceansider Jeremy Feder joined with the Oceanside Little League to organize a youth charity baseball tournament to benefit America’s veterans, and this year, … more
Young sluggers took to the streets of Sea Cliff last Saturday, bats and gloves in hand, to celebrate the Little League’s Opening Day. Teammates Jack Martin, 9, left, and Simon Kletter, 8, couldn’t contain their excitement for the start of a new season.
Sea Cliff Little League Opening Day a blast
A wave of Technicolor uniforms flooded the streets of Sea Cliff last Saturday for the village’s annual Little League parade. Aspiring young ballplayers suited up to greet residents along the parade … more
Washington Ave Park would be one of the county parks affected by the proposed fee waiver law.
Nassau law would waive fees for sports leagues again
The Nassau County Legislature on Monday unanimously passed legislation that would reverse Nassau County Executive Laura Curran’s decision to begin charging non-profits to use county athletic fields and parks. The County Executive can veto it. more
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State Sen. John Brooks, right, stood in the batter’s box at Washington Avenue Park in Seaford, with former New York Met Ed Kranepool, to help support the Seaford Little League. On Kranepool’s right was his granddaughter Cameron Pastraono, 10, and on his left were Luke and Alex Bartolo, 10 and 8. Kneeling, from left, were Bryce Livingston, 10, of Massapequa; John Neary, 10, of Massapequa; Ryan Moller, 8, of North Merrick; and Jack Devlin, 8, of Wantagh.
Ed Kranepool, local politicians support Seaford Little League
The tight-knit community of Seaford has come together for its Little League — and pitching in to help is former Mets first baseman Ed Kranepool. more
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