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The Pat Agresti Memorial Foundation will host a softball tournament next month in memory of the late longtime Rockville Centre Little League and Basketball League board member, who was a fixture in the community before dying of cancer. Above, 250 players took part in the inaugural tournament in 2019.
Foundation in memory of late Rockville Centre community man to host fundraiser to help others
Despite the continuing coronavirus pandemic, the Agresti family has been able to support those in need through the Pat Agresti Memorial Foundation, which is preparing for its biggest fundraising event of the year next month. more
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All three age groups in Rockville Centre Little League won the District 30 title this summer, including the 10-year-olds, above, who were led by head coach Eddie Whalen, far left
A triple championship for Rockville Centre Little League
For the first time in history, all three age groups in Rockville Centre Little League won the District 30 championship, all while not losing a single game in the title tournament. more
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The RVC Little League, pictured in 2017, registered young athletes for the 2021 season up until last Sunday.
RVC Little League bounces back
After a year-long hiatus, the Rockville Centre Little League is scheduled to return in just a few weeks’ time. The resumption of baseball will help bring a modicum of normality to village residents and their children, although during games the dugouts and bleachers will look a bit different in the interest of ensuring the safety of athletes and parents alike. more
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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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Mets starting pitcher Matt Harvey, currently sidelined with an injury, visited Hickey Field last month to meet some Rockville Centre Little Leaguers.
Matt Harvey visits RVC Little Leaguers
Rockville Centre Little Leaguers had the chance to get some pointers from one of New York’s premier athletes before competing in Williamsport when Mets pitcher Matt Harvey showed up to Hickey Field last month. more
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Six-year-olds Aidan Moclair, far left, Benjamin Freise, Cohen Koutsogiannis, Owen Lavelle and Chase Smith of the Rockville Centre Sluggers, were among the many participants in the Little League’s Opening Day parade on April 8.
RVC Little League kicks off 67th season
It’s time to play ball in Rockville Centre! The rainy weather that plagued the village for most of last week finally gave way to sunny blue skies on April 8, when hundreds of young baseball and … more
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Tom Bucaria, right, the Little League President, welcomed everyone to the food drive at the Recreation Center. He was joined by Mayor Francis X. Murray.
Little League starts 66th season
Mother Nature would not give up her icy grip on the streets and fields of Rockville Centre on April 9. In the interest of the safety the players and their families, the Rockville Centre Little League … more
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Team Turnabout Plumbing celebrated their win in their championship game.
Little Leaguers are winners
The Rockville Centre Little League held its annual championship series of games on June 13. more
The Rockville Centre Little League kicked off its season last Saturday, holding games across the village. Above, Jake Murphy threw one of the first pitches of the new season.
Take me out to the ball game
The Rockville Centre Little League kicked off its 2015 season on April 11. more
The Lions Club and the Little League want to build a special-needs-accessible park next to Hickey Field.
Let them all play
Two Rockville Centre organizations have initiated an effort to construct a special-needs-accessible playground. The Lions Club and the Rockville Centre Little League presented their proposal at the Oct. 6 Village Board of Trustees meeting. more
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