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Betting Markets Move in Favor of the GOP
Things can shift quickly in prediction markets, and as many sports bettors know, momentum can change in an instant. That same volatility has been on display this week in political betting markets, where new numbers suggest a notable swing. According to Polymarket, Republicans have recently moved ahead of Democrats in the U.S. Senate midterm odds.
Hills East Claims the Conference Championship
The Half Hollow Hills East boys tennis team is celebrating another standout season, earning a share of the Conference 1 title and continuing a run of excellence that has become the program’s standard.
Seniors Shine as the Colonials Dominate in Win
This past Friday night, the William Floyd Colonials varsity flag football team delivered one of the most impressive performances in program history, cruising to a dominant 50–0 victory over Lindenhurst Bulldogs. The win carried extra meaning as it came on Senior Night, giving the home crowd plenty to cheer about as they watched their seniors shine on both sides of the ball.
Smithtown Class Takes a Home Run Field Trip
High School East and West CTE School of Business students recently stepped outside the classroom for a one-of-a-kind learning experience, visiting both Citi Field and Yankee Stadium as part of an immersive sports management program.
Long Island's Own Heads to the Mets
The Long Island Ducks shared some exciting news this week, especially for local baseball fans, as they announced that infielder Nick Roselli has had his contract purchased by the New York Mets organization. The Long Island native will report to the club’s High-A affiliate in Brooklyn, marking another step forward in his professional career.
A Defensive Hurricane is Paying Off
There are no guarantees in sports betting, but there are certainly trends worth paying attention to. This time of year, style of play becomes even more important, and one team making a strong case for consistency is the Carolina Hurricanes.
Let's Gamble on the Big Man
Spencer Jones may be one of the most polarizing prospects in recent memory, and evaluators, scouts, and fantasy baseball experts across the country are still trying to fully understand what he could become.
Hitting a HR for the Ronald McDonald House
The Ward Melville varsity softball team continued a meaningful tradition this past week, hosting its annual charity game in support of the Ronald McDonald House Charities. The event, which has become a staple for the program, once again brought together players, families, and community members for a cause that extends far beyond the field.
Half Hollow Hills Swings Their Way to a Title
The Half Hollow Hills West girls varsity golf team is celebrating another remarkable season, capturing the league championship with a perfect 12–0 record. The undefeated campaign highlights the team’s consistency, focus, and depth from start to finish. Week after week, Hills West delivered strong performances on the course, demonstrating both individual talent and a collective commitment to excellence that set them apart from the competition.
Sachem Leaders Bring Home Hardware
The Sachem community is celebrating a night of recognition and pride, as several of its own were honored at the annual Suffolk County Wrestling Coaches Association dinner.
L.I. Player Inducted into the New York Softball Hall of Fame
It was a proud and memorable moment for the Bay Shore community this past week, as former standout Taylor McGowan was officially inducted into the New York State High School Softball Hall of Fame.
Trump and Thor Team Up for America's Fitness
Former Noah Syndergaard, best known for his time with the New York Mets, made headlines this week with a visit to the White House, where he took part in a special ceremony alongside Donald Trump.
The Rocky Point Wrestling Program Wins Big
It was a memorable week for Rocky Point Athletics, as the district’s wrestling program was well represented during the Section XI awards, highlighted by a series of prestigious honors recognizing athletes, coaches, and staff.
Miller Place's Hardy Wins Bryan Collins Scholarship
Miller Place High School senior Camryn Hardy has been recognized for both his athletic excellence and personal resilience, earning the 2025 Bryan Collins Memorial Scholarship—a $5,000 award presented by the Collins family.
A Senior Night Clincher for the Colonials
It was Senior Night this week for the William Floyd baseball team, and the Colonials made it a celebration to remember, earning an impressive win in front of family, friends, and fans.
Running for Heroes
For the 10th consecutive year, Team EVA returned to Brookhaven Town Hall as part of Eva’s remarkable journey—seven marathons in seven days, covering more than 184 miles across Long Island—to honor veterans and Gold Star families.
Bob Davis Autism Tournament Brings LI Together
The Section XI Tennis Coaches Association recently hosted the Coach Bob Davis Autism Tournament, bringing together student-athletes from across Long Island for a meaningful day of competition and community support.
A Ducks Legend Gets His Special Day
The Long Island Ducks hosted “Frank Boulton Appreciation Night” this past Saturday at Fairfield Properties Ballpark, celebrating the franchise’s founder in front of a sellout crowd of 6,146 fans.
Tomcats Opening Night Has a Community Feel
This past week, American Soccer Club New York hosted a special “Community Soccer Night” on Opening Night, May 2, as the Fighting Tomcats welcomed the New York Shockers. While the Tomcats came up short in the match, the evening was about much more than the final score.
“It Is High, It Is Far… Sterling Lives Forever
Legendary New York Yankees broadcaster John Sterling has passed away at the age of 87, leaving behind a legacy that helped define generations of baseball fans.
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From the Newsroom: "Rudy-Culed, Ruined, Repaid?
What has been done to Giuliani, the political persecution of conservatives and weaponization of the courts, is so disgraceful, disgusting and deranged.