Walkers, runners and wheelchair racers are asked to join in the 6th Annual Race for Spinal Victory to be held at Wantagh High School, on Sunday, April 18 at 9:00 a.m. Participants can choose to tackle the 5K distance at a run or a walk. Raffle prizes, including a giant flat screen TV, will also be awarded. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Testaverde Fund for Spinal Cord Injury, Inc. (TFSCI) and the Long Island Spinal Cord Injury Resource Center, Inc. which offers support and assistance to the victims of spinal cord injuries and their families.
On Saturday, April 10, there will be a soccer clinic fundraiser followed by a men’s game between Hofstra and Adelphi, all as a way to benefit the Long Island FSHD Foundation.
The office of Dr. James Grossane, principal of Massapequa High School – Main Campus, was bursting with pride on Feb. 4 when two highly recruited student-athletes sat down to sign Letters of Intent on National Signing Day.
It’s a hole-in-one for golfers as the Oyster Bay Town Board voted, for the second consecutive year, to hold the line on memberships and fees at the Town Golf Course, according to Councilman Joe Muscarella.
The Massapequa High School girls’ basketball squad saw its winning season come to an end recently when they fell to second seed Baldwin, 50-38 in a Conference AA-I semifinal away game played on Feb. 24.
After a successful trip to the Cooperstown summer tournament and winning their league championships in both the summer and the fall of 2009, the SW Yankees are preparing for the 2010 season and looking for players.
The basketball playoff season is under way and the Massapequa High School girls’ team is off to a flying start.
The playoffs have begun and the Massapequa High School boys’ basketball squad is off to a solid start, as they won an away game against Carey High School, 53-44 in Class AA play.
Runners of all ages and levels of ability are invited to join in the fun at the annual Runner’s Edge Winter Fun Run on Sunday morning, Feb. 28. The run is being co-hosted by the Runner’s Edge and the Greater Long Island Running Club, with Runner’s Edge CEO Bob Cook and GLIRC Fun Run Chair Sam Zinn sharing the event director’s chores.
Local runners, walkers and wheelchair athletes of all ages and levels of ability are cordially invited to the H.B. Mattlin Middle School in Plainview on Saturday, March 27 for the 33rd annual Nationwide Insurance 10 Kilometer Run for ASPIRE, Long Island’s oldest continuously held 10 K run.
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