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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman said he was 'happy' that a State Supreme Court justice ruled in favor of the county's law that prevents transgender women from participating in women’s sports at county facilities.
New York State Supreme Court judge upholds Nassau County law barring transgender women from female sports
The Nassau County law that prevents transgender women from participating in women’s sports at county facilities was upheld in State Supreme Court. more
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In the Orion spacecraft, future astronauts interact with buttons, levers and sounds as they learn facts about what it takes to bring humans to the Moon, and eventually to Mars.
Blasting off for an out-of-this-world adventure at Long Island Children's Museum
Calling all future space explorers! “Moon to Mars” has rocketed into Long Island Children’s Museum, on view through May 4, with opportunities for kids to fuel their imaginations and dream bigger — and farther — than ever before. more
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Sophomore guard Jordan Soriano had 9 points last Saturday as the Marines upped their winning streak to three games by topping Great Neck South.
Long Beach produces win streak
Coming off a 53-49 win over Jericho Jan. 16, the Long Beach girls’ basketball team learned two things: hunker down on defense, and don’t give up without a fight. “It’s … more
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Senior Lauren Rosario has heated up for the Colts at the offensive end, averaging a shade under 14 points per game over the pasts four contests.
Calhoun eager for conference rematches
Second acts in movies generally introduce heightened conflict.   For Calhoun’s girls’ basketball team, this season’s second half presents the chance to settle some … more
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Lynbrook’s James O’Donovan split a pair of Plainedge defenders down the lane during its 53-48 setback on Jan. 14.
Lynbrook controls its playoff destiny
You can’t blame the Lynbrook boys’ basketball team if it gets hit with a sudden case of deja vu as its conference schedule flips a second time around. Last season, the Owls split … more
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Senior Sofia Della Ratta ranks among Nassau County’s leading scorers at 18.2 ppg and has keyed the 10-4 Vikings.
North Shore in conference driver's seat
No one knew what to expect on the first day of practice for the North Shore girls’ basketball team.  Though the Vikings advanced to the Nassau County Class A semifinals last season, … more
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West Babylon’s Arghyl Polanco, left, drove to the rim during the Eagles’ 46-32 defeat to Comsewogue Jan. 15.
West Babylon clings to playoff hopes
West Babylon’s boys’ basketball team faced a tough challenge against Comsewogue, ultimately falling 46-32 in a hard-fought contest at home on Jan. 15. Despite a determined effort, … more
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Sophomore Tristan Mitchell is averaging nearly 14 points per game for the Spartans, who enter this week with a dozen wins.
First-place VSN on verge of playoffs
The Valley Stream North boys’ basketball team sits atop the Nassau Conference A6 standings and is a win away from checking off its first box — a return to the playoffs. The Spartans … more
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Only a sophomore, Natalia Baptiste is one of the Warriors’ captains and a third-year starting point guard.
Work ethic fuels Amityville's improvement
Amityville’s girls' basketball team is in the midst of a transformative season, thanks to a shift in culture and a renewed focus on hard work, chemistry, and dedication. Head coach Tom … more
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Junior Kayla Reid stepped up and moved from forward to guard to help the Knights in press-break situations.
Uniondale healthy for stretch run
With Uniondale girls’ basketball not operating at full strength, head coach Nolan Dunkley thinks the Knights are doing the best they can, and are due for a positive change soon. The team … more
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