Recently, the fifth-grade students and faculty of Cantiague Elementary School faced off in a students-vs.-faculty volleyball game. It was an impromptu event and the children were surprised. Physical education teachers Mr. Bailin and Mr. Chaney facilitated the whole experience. In the end, the children won for the second year in a row, having learned more about collaboration and teamwork. Pictured, Principal Sinanis teamed up with his students.This past fall, Jericho native Amanda Epstein was a force to be reckoned with on the soccer field. The sophomore led her team at Marist College in points scored and also led the Metro Athletic Athletic Conference (MAAC) in game-winning goals for the second year in a row. She also won two Offensive Player of the Week awards from MAAC, was named the No. 2 player from MAAC out of approximately 270 players, was one of only 16 players across the nation to be named to the CollegeSoccer360.com Primetime Performers Weekly Honor Roll, and finished an impressive seventh in the nation in NCAA Division 1 game-winning goals.
Not bad for a season where she was forced to spend a solid quarter of it on the bench.
Once again this year, the Long Island Thunderbolts Softball Team will be hosting a five-week training session for young softball players at the Hebrew Academy of Nassau County, located at 25 Country Drive in Plainview. This clinic allows the Thunderbolts to raise necessary team funds, while teaching girls the skills they need to be ready to hit it out of the park during softball season in the spring. The “2013 Winter Work Out” will feature lessons on hitting, bunting and fielding.
Hitters need to bring a bat and helmet, fielders need to bring gloves, and pitchers need to bring their own catchers. Tuition is $175 for all five classes, or $40 per session; a special team rate is available, $1850 for a maximum of 14 players. Parents must sign a waiver before their child may participate.
On Saturday, Dec. 8, the Syosset High School Varsity Cheerleading Team competed at a UCA Regional Competition at Hofstra University and successfully qualified for the UCA National High School Cheerleading Competition (NHSCC) held in Orlando, Florida. This is the second time the Syosset Varsity Cheerleaders have qualified. The High School Nationals will take place from Feb. 9-10 at Walt Disney World.Dates have been announced for families to register girls to play SYAC Girls Softball in spring 2013 and to be evaluated for a team. Each year, hundreds of girls in Syosset, Woodbury and Jericho, from grades K-9, play softball with SYAC. The program has been held each spring for the past four decades.
SYAC will hold registration and evaluation sessions in the small gym at H.B. Thompson Middle School to evaluate skill levels to form balanced teams. Girls should wear sneakers and bring a fielding mitt. Girls may also bring a bat, though bats are provided. All girls who register and are evaluated are placed on teams. The cost for the season is $130.
Trudi Ann Patrick of Jericho High School was congratulated by (from left to right) Coach Richard Stern; Curriculum Associate for Health, Physical Education and Athletics, John Mankowich; and High School Principal Joe Prisinzano at the recent Sports Recognition Night for taking first place in the 100-Yard Fly at the New York State Swimming Championship.
For the second year in a row, the Jericho boys soccer team won the New York State Championship. Pictured are seniors: Jesse Buller, Zachary Cohen, Abraham Fatehi, Michael Gang, Jared Garten, Alexander Genatt, Ari Lewis, Brian Lowenstein, Derek Medolla, Anjani Motta, David Orr, Harrison Rieber, Bradley Wank, Brandon Wood, and Josh Yardeni. Juniors: Jonathan Amodio, Tyler Amodio, Jason Barbagallo, Michael Blumberg, Robert Busam, Reed Ginsberg, David Greenbaum, Andrew Greenblatt, Jack Roberts, Drew Shuman, Noah Zeiff, and Jake Zorfas. Also pictured are sophomore Zachary Brown and freshman Barry Sharifi, head coach Dani Braga and assistant coach James Whelan. Congratulations go out to the team, as well as to John Mankowich, Curriculum Associate for Health, Physical Education and Athletics.


The 2nd Annual Tai Chi Competition in New York City was recently held at the Seward Park High School in Lower Manhattan. The event included not only individual, but group competitions as well. The team from America Taiji Health Qigong Center of Syosset, the only team from Long Island, placed second in the Tai Chi 24 Forms and third place in the Tai Chi Kung Fu Fan group competition. The day ended with a free performance by the Tai Chi Masters, which was held in the high school auditorium. Over 700 people attended.
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