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The Trusted Home of Amateur Baseball on Long Island – From Travel through College

(This is the eighth installment of our weekly Up Next Series Powered by Eye Q Investigations in which we highlight the best underclassmen from across Long Island. Previously, we featured

When it comes to overused phrases, “he’s got that dog in ’em” is that at the top of the list. But Anthony Papa, a former Diamond Award winner, Long Island

(This is the seventh installment of our weekly Up Next Series Powered by Eye Q Investigations in which we highlight the best underclassmen from across Long Island. Previously, we featured

When Long Island baseball fans refer to the “glory days” of the NSCHSAA, they are most likely referring to the 2009-2012 period in which it seemed like every team had

“When you have Scott Boras calling you up telling you that you’re a first round pick, you take it!” Wantagh grad Chris Smith was not just one of the best

(This is the fifth installment of our weekly Up Next Series Powered by Eye Q Investigations in which we highlight the top underclassmen on Long Island. Previously, we have featured

This past month, the Philadelphia Phillies made a miraculous run through the potent National League and captured the NL Pennant for the first time since 2009. Despite losing in a

(This is the third installment of the popular ‘Up Next’ Series in which we highlight the top underclassmen on Long Island. Previously we featured Miguel Sime Jr and Matt Cruz.

The phrases “it’s a grind” and “putting in work” often get overused. But when it comes to an athlete on Long Island that embodies what it means to be committed

2022 was another strong season for Ward Melville. The perennial powerhouse once again made the playoffs before losing to Longwood. One of the main reasons for their success was great