The fifth annual Mayor’s Cup game between South and Central high schools was a pitchers’ duel through five innings until the Falcons plated five runners in the sixth to edge past the Eagles, 8-3, on May 15 at Firemen’s Field. more

After dropping the opening game of last week’s best-of-three Nassau Class A baseball quarterfinal playoff series to Valley Stream North in extra innings, Clarke turned up the heat at the plate and on the mound to advance. more

Solid pitching and timely hitting is a recipe for success for any baseball team and Valley Stream North had both in spades on Monday as the Spartans cruised past Valley Stream South, 17-2, in the first round of the Nassau County Class A playoffs. more

Valley Stream Central has overcome the loss of its best softball player and put together a four-game winning streak to take a firm hold of second place in an improved Conference AA-III. more

Mepham graduate Victoria Gunnels and Long Beach graduate Kelley Jansen helped Molloy capture its third straight East Coast Conference softball title. more

After allowing one run in the top of the seventh inning to fall behind Conference AA-III baseball rival Port Washington by seven last Friday afternoon at Firemen’s Field, Valley Stream Central’s long string of intense nail-biters appeared to be coming to an end. more

Not much separates the top three teams on the softball field in Conference AA-II. In fact, heading into the final 10 days of the regular season, Kennedy, Syosset and Hicksville all had just two losses, and the three teams have all taken turns beating up on each other. more

Under sunny skies and on top of a freshly groomed diamond, hundreds of children, parents and coaches came out last Saturday afternoon to kick off the 71st season in the Valley Stream Baseball League. more

Trailing Valley Stream South by two runs after four innings last Monday, East Rockaway’s perfect streak against Conference ABC-IV softball foes was in jeopardy. more

When the Valley Stream Baseball League opens its season this Saturday, players in the upper divisions will be using wooden bats instead of metal ones, an unusual choice in youth baseball. more