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Pictured with Athletic Director Dom Vulpis, at left, is Vito and his wife Kathy, and children Nicholas, Kara, and Danielle.

New winningest coach at East Rockaway HS

Dan Vito surpassed Jerry Honig as East Rockaway Baseball’s winningest coach with 106 wins on April 1 vs. Malverne as the Rocks went on to win 6-1. Pictured with Athletic Director Dom Vulpis, at left, is Vito and his wife Kathy, and children Nicholas, Kara, and Danielle. more

Mary Malloy | 4/28/10

Eagle Scout hopeful Joe Cerulli, left, talks over his project with Scoutmaster Joe Trimboli last Saturday.

Boy Scout fields his Eagle dream

Boy Scout Joe Cerulli loves baseball. So when thinking of a project to earn his Eagle rank, he immediately thought of his favorite sport. more

Andrew Hackmack | 4/28/10

Mepham’s Angelo Messina delivers a pitch during a loss to Freeport on April 19.

Pirates starting to swing heavy bats

Mepham’s rounding into form on the baseball diamond, and the driving force is no surprise to anyone on the team. more

Steve Siniski | 4/28/10

On April 7, a new field was dedicated for the Hewlett High School and Woodmere Middle School baseball teams.

Hewlett-Woodmere dedicates new baseball field [Video]

On April 7, a new field for the Hewlett High School and Woodmere Middle School baseball teams was dedicated. more

Andrew Coen | 4/26/10

Alena's parents, Dan and Ellen Korins, left, and teacher Arlene Musnick watched as Robinson awarded Alena a new laptop computer.

Major League Baseball's big day at Birch Elementary School

Some of baseball's biggest luminaries made their way to Merrick on Monday to honor Alena Korins, a 9-year-old Birch Elementary School student who won first prize in the Scholastic and Major League Baseball Jackie Robinson Breaking Barriers Essay Contest. more

Sari Zeidler | 4/22/10

Franklin Square Little League makes its triumphant return [Photo gallery]

Franklin Square’s little league season officially kicked off on Saturday, April 17 with a parade through town and some slightly chilly, but still enjoyable, marching. more

Matthew Hampton | 4/21/10

Putting on the pinstripes

When Reid Gorecki, 29, was called up from Triple-A Gwinnett to play for the Atlanta Braves last August, the East Rockaway native picked up a couple hits in his first Major League Baseball game — against his favorite team growing up, the New York Mets. He even singled against Cy Young Award winner Johan Santana. more

Anthony Bottan | 4/21/10

Elmont freshman Danny Aguilo, who is contributing to the varsity as a starting shortstop, makes contact during a loss to Valley Stream South on April 16.

Growing pains for Elmont

Elmont, a team laden with underclassmen, appears to be building a baseball program that shouldn’t be taken lightly. more

Andrew McClure | 4/21/10

Oceanside junior Nick Iadevaio, who is hitting .412 through six Conference AA-I games, rips a single in a 10-6 victory at Freeport on April 15.

Oceanside at 4-2 after series sweep

Two-run blasts over the fence in left-center by seniors Joe Totino and Joe Gallub in the top of the second inning helped Oceanside build an eight-run lead on its way to a 10-6 victory at Freeport in a Conference AA-I baseball game on April 15. more

Tony Bellissimo | 4/21/10

Malverne junior Tim Ohl is a finesse pitcher who relies on painting corners and keeping hitters guessing.

No quit in struggling Mules

Despite getting off to a difficult start, optimism is aplenty on the Malverne baseball diamond. The Mules are a senior-laden team with tremendous heart. more

Andrew McClure | 4/21/10

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