
Kellenberg Fueled by Making History
Sometimes it’s tough to stay motivated when you’ve already reached the mountain top, but according to Kellenberg‘s Head Coach Chris Alfalla, his team is motivated by making school history and
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Sometimes it’s tough to stay motivated when you’ve already reached the mountain top, but according to Kellenberg‘s Head Coach Chris Alfalla, his team is motivated by making school history and

Head Coach John Phelan told his team before the season last year, “We’ve finally arrived.” They backed up the bravado by winning 14 games and coming within a run of

In many ways, 2016 was a banner year for the Bay Shore Marauders. They won the most games in program history (20) and also had the best record in Suffolk

It was not too long ago that fouls balls landed on Sunrise Highway and overthrows by infielders ended up in the middle of campus at St. Joseph’s. Now coming off

Long Island’s HR leader in 2015 was Island Trees senior Tucker Hahn. After sitting out a year, he is now at Nassau Community College, where he could be a real

One of the bright spots of Sayville’s 2016 season was the emergence of eighth grader Brock Murtha not only playing on varsity, but also smacking two home runs and winning

(Photo Credit: Kevin Carver) by David Moskowitz You went to Smithtown West. Both Smithtown High School teams are usually competitive. What was it like to play there? I was on

As a seventh grader, Adam Colon was called up to Bellport’s varsity team to fill a void. Five years later, he has been through his share of ups-and-downs but has

by Anthony Fontana It all started in Fort Myers, FL for the Perfect Game tournament. Game 3 under the lights at Terry Park. I stepped up to the plate, I got

Mark Faello was never lacking in ambition. When he was 10-years-old he approached Hofstra Head Coach John Russo and asked if he was good enough to play there. Fast forward