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Sara Rosenzweig, a freshman at SUNY Geneseo, was recently named the SUNY Athletic Conference’s first-ever Rookie Cross-Country Runner of the Year. The SUNY conference comprises 10 schools across the state. Above, Rosenzweig running at the Atlantic Regional Championship on Nov. 16.

Merokean off to a fast a fast start at Geneseo

In her years at Kennedy High School in Bellmore, Merokean Sara Rosenzweig grew accustomed to finishing first among Cougar cross-country and track runners. She twice qualified for the New York State High School Cross-Country Championship, and ended her high school career last spring by capturing the Nassau County steeplechase title. more

By Scott Brinton | 12/4/13

Long Beach's Joey Diamond signed a one-year entry-level contract with the Islanders in April.

Diamond shines at Islanders camp

Growing up, taking in his first professional hockey games in the early 1990s, Long Beach native Joey Diamond watched the likes of Pat LaFontaine and Mick Vukota on the Nassau Coliseum ice while he ate popcorn in the stands. more

By Tony Bellissimo | 7/18/13

Dunn has already won numerous awards throughout her high school career in Rockville Centre and while playing for the Tar Heels at UNC, including the Hermann Trophy, the highest honor in NCAA soccer.

Rockville Centre native nominated for ESPY

Crystal Dunn, a Rockville Centre native and a University of North Carolina soccer standout, has been nominated for an ESPN ESPY Award for Best Female College Athlete. Dunn, who graduated from … more

By John Maher | 7/10/13

Rockville Centre man new head of Adelphi athletics

Danny McCabe, a Rockville Centre resident and former associate athletic director at Hofstra University, will begin work as Director of Athletics and Campus Recreation at Adelphi University on July … more

By John Maher | 7/3/13

Molloy’s softball team did plenty of celebrating this spring, compiling a 53-14 record and winning its second straight Div. II East Region crown.

Magical year for Molloy softball

Behind a dominant pitching tandem and a balanced offense, Molloy College enjoyed a historic season on the softball diamond in 2013 with a record 53 wins and an appearance in the NCAA Division II … more

By Tony Bellissimo | 6/5/13

City of Ogdensburg Mayor and NYCOM President William Nelson, left, and NYCOM Executive Director Peter Baynes, right, present Village of Rockville Centre Mayor Francis X. Murray with the Local Government Achievement Award.

Village-Molloy public/private partnership wins Local Government Achievement Award

The Village of Rockville Centre was awarded First Place in the category of Public Works for the Local Government Achievement Award for its innovative public/private partnership with Molloy College … more

5/15/13

Pitcher Olivia Galati won 34 games a year ago and posted a 0.95 ERA and 378 strikeouts. Photo by Tom O'Neill

Galati leads way for Hofstra softball

After falling one win shy of reaching the College Softball World Series last season and finishing with an overall record of 42-15, including 22-0 against Colonial Athletic Association rivals, Hofstra entered 2013 ranked among the top 25 teams in the country. more

By Tony Bellissimo | 3/7/13

Old Westbury men's basketball coach Bernard Tomlin, who starred as a player at Malverne High School, recently joined the 300-win club.

Coaching milestone for Malverne's Tomlin

Catching up with Bernard Tomlin is easier these days than it used to be. The former Malverne High School star and NBA draft pick just completed his most successful season in a college basketball coaching career that’s spanned four decades and four states, guiding the SUNY-Old Westbury men’s team to 22 victories. more

By Tony Bellissimo | 2/26/13

Candace Bond has twice led the Colonial Athletic Association in steals.

Hofstra eyes NCAA tourney bid

Despite back-to-back 19-win campaigns and a WNIT appearance in 2011-12, the Hofstra women’s basketball team has its eyes on a bigger prize this season — its first trip to the NCAA tournament. The … more

By Andrew McClure | 11/28/12

Heyman, No. 15, with his Oceanside High School teammates, set school records that have yet to be broken.

Art Heyman, former Oceanside High School, Duke basketball star dies at 71

One of the most prominent and decorated athletes ever to graduate from Oceanside High School, Arthur “Art” Heyman, who was known across the county for his role in the rise of Duke University … more

By Aaron Axelson | 9/5/12

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