Eliud Ngetich smiled when a reporter joked that his participation in the 40th annual Shelter Island 10K Run Saturday amounted to a long cooldown. READ
Eliud Ngetich smiled when a reporter joked that his participation in the 40th annual Shelter Island 10K Run Saturday amounted to a long cooldown. READ
This was big time for a big player.
And when it comes to big players, there weren’t many bigger at the 24th annual Empire Challenge than the 6-foot-4, 330-pound Joe Puckey. READ
All one has to do is look at the youth sprinkled throughout the Shoreham-Wading River High School boys lacrosse team’s roster to see that the Wildcats have a bright future ahead of them. And their present isn’t that bad, either. READ
Bill Ianniciello didn’t do anything like mistakenly walk into the wrong dugout or give signs to the other team, but the Riverhead Tomcats’ new manager acknowledged that going up against his former club was a different experience. READ
Shoreham-Wading River has its Xs and Os in place. An X (the supremely talented Xavier Arline) is a big part of its O (offense).
But it was another SWR lacrosse player, Gavin Gregorek, who stepped to the forefront when the Wildcats needed him most. READ
Eric Cunha’s school record is safe — at least for another year.
Not that Riverhead High School senior Ryan Carrick didn’t make a valiant attempt at breaking Cunha’s two-year-old school track and field record in the 3,200 meters. READ
Shoreham-Wading River coach Michael Taylor was smart enough to put the ball in Xavier Arline’s stick with the game on the line. Arline, in turn, was smart enough not to try and force a shot that wasn’t there. That’s how the ball found Anthony Cimino’s stick before ending up in the Mount Sinai goal.
That’s smart lacrosse. READ
As Tom Hanks said in the movie “A League of Their Own,” there’s no crying in baseball.
Or is there? READ