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Lawrence's Marcus St. Furcy, right, drives past Sewanhaka's Carlos Bodden for two of his 21 points in the Golden Tornadoes' win on Jan. 9.
Lawrence continues to roll
Senior guard Hamed Shamseldin scored 16 points and dished out six assists and sophomore Marcus Saint-Furcy added 14 points and seven assists to lead Lawrence to an 89-54 victory over visiting Sewanhaka on Jan. 9. more
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Baldwin's Miking Richardson, right, outraced Valley Stream Central's Tyler Eckles for a loose ball during a Conference AA-II game on Jan. 7.
Baldwin's depth fuels comeback
Along with its tenacious defense and balanced offense, depth has been just as big a reason for Baldwin’s dominance of the Nassau Class AA boys’ basketball scene under head coach Darius Burton. more
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The winning P.A.L. team, from left, Thomas Brody, Nicholas Forrler, East Meadow P.A.L. trustee James Narell, Dillon Hippner, Kenneth Hines, Joseph Gianatassio, Coach John Callaghan, Kevin Anglem, Robert McCann, Joseph Forrler, Kevin Skinner, Alex Holmes, Brandan Callaghan and Coach Ken Hines.
E. Meadow basketball team shows championship spirit
Make room for another championship trophy in the case. The East Meadow P.A.L. boys’ basketball team overcame a large deficit to beat Valley Stream by a score of 53-51 in the finals of the spring league. The game took place last Tuesday night, May 24, at the Town of Oyster Bay Hicksville Athletic Center. more
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Lawrence Woodmere Academy's Jamal Benn has been lighting up the scoreboard after missing nearly all of last season due to injury.
Tigers tough to tame in transition
After dominating the IPPSAL (Independent Private Parochial School Athletic League) boys’ basketball scene for more than a decade, Lawrence Woodmere Academy is thriving in the PSAA (Private School Athletic Association) with three championships in as many seasons. more
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Junior Justin Rhodes provided a spark for the Cyclones in last Friday's Conference A-II victory over Sewanhaka with nine points off the bench.
South Side continues to roll
A little adversity doesn’t seem to be standing in the way of South Side’s quest for the Nassau Conference A-II boys’ basketball title. more
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Sewanhaka's Kevin Powers, right, drives against South Side's Ryan Spadaford during last Friday's Conference A-II game.
Sewanhaka loses see-saw battle
No lead was safe in last Friday’s Nassau Conference A-II boys’ basketball game between Sewanhaka and South Side. more
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