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Ducks Get an Opening Day Win After Fan Fest
The Long Island Ducks welcomed fans back to Fairfield Properties Ballpark this past week for their annual Fan Fest, creating an exciting afternoon filled with baseball, family fun, and the first glimpse of the 2026 season.
William Floyd Rolls on Senior Night
The William Floyd girls’ varsity lacrosse team gave its seniors a night to remember, delivering a dominant 15-0 victory over Riverhead on Senior Night. Led by head coach Nicole Alesi, the Colonials continued their outstanding season with the win, which marked their seventh consecutive victory. William Floyd now sits at 7-2 overall and remains a perfect 7-0 in Division I play, strengthening its position as one of the top teams in the league.
Jets Ace the Draft
There have not been many recent occasions when people could say the New York Jets did everything right, but after this year’s NFL Draft first round, that phrase is being used quite often. In fact, many analysts believe the Jets may have had one of the best opening rounds of any team in the league.
G-Men Confuse the Experts
When we previewed the Giants draft last week, many fans believed New York would come away with a wide receiver and a solid defensive player. Names such as Sonny Styles and Caleb Downs were frequently mentioned as possibilities. Instead, the Giants stayed true to a recent trend and once again invested in the pass rush.
Pat-Med Hall of Fame Welcomes 1929 Team
The Patchogue-Medford Hall of Fame has announced the induction of the 1929 Boys Varsity Football Team, a group that made history nearly a century ago and now takes its rightful place among the district’s all-time greats.
Ward Melville Softball Winning On and Off the Field
The Ward Melville softball team recently made an impact both on and off the field with a special visit to the Ronald McDonald House in New Hyde Park. During the trip, players spent time with children and their families, creating moments that were both meaningful and uplifting. The visit gave student-athletes an opportunity to connect with families facing difficult challenges while sharing smiles, encouragement, and support.
Longwood Clinches with a No-No
The Longwood baseball team is putting together a season to remember, and now the Lions have officially secured a spot in the playoffs. Even more impressive, Longwood has clinched a postseason berth while only about halfway through the regular season schedule. The Lions improved to a perfect 10-0 record this week, continuing what has already become one of the most remarkable starts in program history.
Levy Keeps Breaking Records with Record Throws
Port Jefferson has a new record holder, and the achievement keeps getting better each time she steps into the circle. At last week’s Steeplefest meet, Port Jefferson standout Mehana Levy broke the school’s outdoor track and field shot put record with a tremendous throw of 33 feet, 11.25 inches.
Hills East and West Receive Awards
Student-athletes from Half Hollow Hills Central School District were recognized this week at the National Football Foundation Jim Metzger Chapter Brunch, celebrating excellence both on the field and in the classroom.
NFF Names the Best Offensive Lines
This past week at the National Football Foundation Suffolk County Scholar Athlete Awards Brunch held at the Melville Marriott, one of the most respected team honors in local football was presented: the NFF Offensive Line Award.
Rocky Point Star Named to Golden 11 Team
David Xavier has been named to the 2025 National Football Foundation Gold 11 Team, earning one of the most respected honors awarded to student-athletes in the region.
Football Foundation Honors Ward Melville Players
This past weekend, the National Football Foundation Suffolk Chapter recognized several of the top scholar-athletes and football standouts from the most recent season during a special awards brunch celebrating excellence on and off the field.
Someone Has to Winn in San Fran
The San Francisco Giants have a new manager, and he may be learning the same difficult lesson many managers before him have discovered: a closer-by-committee approach can be hard to sustain. It has also long frustrated fantasy baseball managers searching for reliable saves.
WR's Will Cash Tickets This Week
The NFL Draft arrives this week, and for many sports bettors that means a unique opportunity to find value beyond traditional game wagers. Draft betting has grown in popularity in recent years, giving fans a chance to wager on player landing spots, team selections, and position totals.
G-Men Add a First Round Pick
This past week, the New York Giants made a huge move by reportedly trading Dexter Lawrence to the Cincinnati Bengals. The blockbuster decision has quickly changed the outlook of the franchise, as Big Blue now owns two first-round picks in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Opening Day at the Ballpark
Baseball is back, and that means the boys and girls of summer begin their journey in the spring. This week, teams across Suffolk County took the field for the first time, and the smiling faces of young players once again reminded everyone why Opening Day is such a special tradition.
Floyd's Fast Start Leads to Another Win
The William Floyd Colonials offense got off to a fast start this week and never looked back in a commanding 16-2 victory over North Babylon Bulldogs. From the opening whistle, the Colonials came out energized and focused.
Colonials Win a Thriller
The William Floyd Colonials picked up a thrilling 11-10 victory over Sachem North Flaming Arrows this week in one of the most exciting games on the Suffolk County schedule this season.
Prominent and Popular Host Blasts Mets Jewish Decision
Given the New York Mets early-season struggles, some fans may already feel frustrated with the club. For longtime supporter and radio personality Sid Rosenberg, however, it was not the team’s play on the field that pushed him away—it was a front-office decision.
Jets Have to Get it Right
The New York Jets have a long and storied history when it comes to the NFL Draft, though many fans would admit much of that history includes missed opportunities and disappointing selections. This year, however, the Jets have a chance to reshape the franchise and build a foundation for the next decade in New York.
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