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Almost three years to do the day, we did a feature story on a young player in the Wantagh district who put himself on the map by crushing 18 home
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Almost three years to do the day, we did a feature story on a young player in the Wantagh district who put himself on the map by crushing 18 home

6’7 LHP Brian Fitzpatrick (St. Anthony’s/Rutgers) is back from Tommy John and up to 93 MPH pic.twitter.com/9VxNoGiDIj Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) January 11, 2020 (Photo Credit: Steve Hockstein) Brian

Adelphi has had a long history of excellence on the baseball field and even amidst that list of outstanding performers, Matt Alifano warrants inclusion with the best of the best.

When people ask how programs like Connetquot are also to continually produce winning seasons year-after-year, it starts with the dedication of the players and coaches at the youth level. During

Holy Trinity entered 2022 with a talented roster – albeit a younger one. Coming off a difficult season, they were hoping that their large group of 2023s and 2024s gained

Morrell with a big double for @hofstrabaseball in the 9th WATCH NOW ?? @FloBaseball ?? https://t.co/AKWsfFFrHv ?? https://t.co/zrrBJzfPgg pic.twitter.com/wHoDoVQ5WY Colonial Athletic Association (@CAASports) May 29, 2022 2022 was an

Dylan Banner had a strong case to be made as not only the best pitcher but also the best hitter in Nassau County in 2022. He’ll have to settle (kidding)

Calhoun RHP Brian Chin struck out 17(!) In a no-hitter over Sewanhaka pic.twitter.com/DLRAaM3u2u Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) April 18, 2022 Calhoun captured their first Nassau County Championship since 2012

It was another successful season on the diamond for Shoreham-Wading River. The Wildcats captured the League 7 title with a record of 15-2. Much of that had to do with

Three starts, three complete games and only four hits allowed. Not a bad start to a varsity career for anyone – especially a sophomore. That’s how Comsewogue sophomore Carson McCaffrey