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University of Notre Dame Hosts HT Lacrosse Team

When Sean Rogers graduated from Holy Trinity High School in 2008, he became one of the Fighting Irish, but has always stayed a Titan. As the current lacrosse team captain at the University of Notre Dame, he brought the current Titan lacrosse team to the home of the Fighting Irish over the Easter break.

This was a chance of a lifetime for the high school team. They had the opportunity to tour the university facilities, including the brand new Ariotta Lacrosse Stadium and locker rooms, the “Golden Dome” and “Touchdown Jesus.”

On April 10, the Titans played nationally ranked Culver Academy, from Culver, Ind. in Ariotta Stadium.

“It was a tremendous experience for our kids to visit such an historical place,” said Holy Trinity Head Coach Steve Tempone. “Sean Rogers is a true Holy Trinity Titan and we are all very proud of all he has accomplished at the University of Notre Dame.”

For more information, visit www.holy trinityhs.org.

News

With drinks flowing in a room filled with the laughter and praises of family, friends and art patrons, local artist and Hicksville native, Evan Campanella, proudly displayed his artwork at opening night of his own show at the BJ Spoke Gallery in Huntington.

After being sponsored by a member of the gallery for a member’s choice showing, one of his works helped to turn the limelight on him. Now a member of the gallery himself, his paintings have taken over the entire front room of BJ Spoke for the next month.  

Across Nassau County, residents are reacting with mixed emotions to the Nassau County District Attorney’s recent arrests of more than 100 men for soliciting prostitutes, including three from Hicksville, four from Levittown, eight from Wantagh and East Meadow, and one from Bethpage. The DA’s office not only arrested the men, but made public their names and photographs.

But for as shocking as these very public revelations may be, some local residents seem nonplussed by the whole incident.


Sports

Award winners Jill Loveland and Anne Broderick led a large contingent of runners from Hicksville who successfully completed the 2nd annual Belmont Stakes Blue Ribbon 5K Run for Prostate Cancer on June 2.

Loveland was the first woman in the 25-29 age group to cross the finish line with a time of 23 minutes, 19 seconds. Broderick scored in 26:15 to earn the first place award in the women’s 45-49 age group.

The Annual Jones Beach Volleyball Tournament has returned. This tournament consists of a six-player division and a four-player division. All six-player division games will take place on Saturday, July 13 and all four-player division games will take place on Sunday, July 14.

Registration is free and is running now through July 12, or until registration is full. For information, requirements and rules, call the Regional Recreation Department at 631-321-3510 or Jones Beach State Park at 516-785-1600.


Calendar

Unrehearsed: A Night of Improv

Friday, June 14

Book Signing

Saturday, June 15

Fred K’s Cancer Event

Saturday, June 29



Columns

The Worst-Case Coliseum
Written by Sheila Ferrari

Belmont Stakes 2013: A Sure Bet
Written by Mike Barry, MFBarry@optonline.net