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The Ducks led the Atlantic League in run differential in the first half at plus-117.
Long Island Ducks have different look for second half
The Long Island Ducks pitching staff has a much different look for the second half of the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball season. Both ace Trevor Bauer and standout closer Ramon Santos … more
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Defenseman Kashawn Aitcheson, selected No. 17 overall in the 2025 NHL Draft, is ready to take the next step in the Islanders' organization after starring for the Barrie Colts of the Ontario Hockey League.
First rounders shine at Islanders Development Camp
Unlike 2025 when the New York Islanders selected three players within the first 17 picks of the NHL Draft, including eventual unanimous Calder Trophy winning defenseman Matthew Schaefer No. 1 … more
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Massapequa made it three straight Long Island football championships back on Nov. 28, defeating Ward Melville 14-12.
Salute to high school sports 2025-26 champions
It was a banner season for not only the New York Knicks but also for many high school athletic teams in the Herald’s coverage area. Listed are the top team accomplishments, in … more
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Assume Nothing, with jockey Jaime Rodriguez aboard, took the final race in the 132-year history of Aqueduct Racetrack on Sunday afternoon.
Racing fans bid farewell to Aqueduct
There were plenty of cheers along with some tears in South Ozone Park Sunday afternoon as 6,866 horse racing fans bid farewell to Aqueduct Racetrack. The crowd at ‘The Big A’ roared one last … more
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East Islip's Jovan Bonilla earned Boomer Esiason MVP honors as Long Island beat NYC, 21-13, in the All-Star Football Classic.
Long Island tops NYC in All-Star Football Classic
New York City had just completed its best possession of the 2nd Annual National Football Foundation’s All-Star Football Classic, driving 60 yards on 11 plays following a takeaway to cut Long Island’s … more
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Massapequa nipped Oceanside, 7-6, in the third and deciding game of the Nassau Class AAA softball championship series.
Massapequa edges Oceanside for softball title
Dropping three straight games to Oceanside didn’t faze defending Nassau and Long Island Class AAA softball champion Massapequa. The Chiefs, who fell twice to the Sailors during the regular … more
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Sophomore Riley Kudlek, right, has helped carry Oceanside’s offense down the stretch.
Playoffs for battle-tested Oceanside
Playoff lacrosse is about the slimmest of margins. The games are closer, the moment gets bigger. Oceanside’s girls lacrosse team enters the postseason with plenty of experience in those games. more
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Senior captain Janelle Orellana is a standout defender for Oceanside, which has made huge strides as a second-year program.
Oceanside makes statement in second year
After enduring a winless inaugural season, the Oceanside girls’ flag football team has flipped the script in dramatic fashion this spring, emerging as one of Nassau County’s biggest success … more
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Sophomore Liana Horan’s walk-off single gave the Sailors a 2-1 victory over Calhoun April 7.
Resilient Oceanside eyes big prize
Like watching trailers at a movie theater, the Oceanside softball team is getting a sneak peek at the upcoming Nassau Class AAA playoffs. And while their feet aren’t up in the comfy reclining … more
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Brady Nardone had two goals and three assists in Oceanside’s 18-12 win over Herricks last Saturday.
Oceanside geared toward playoff push
The first long, hot bus ride of the season didn’t go as planned, but the Oceanside boys lacrosse team hopes the lessons learned from that defeat will help them take one to Hofstra in the … more
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