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Brannigan's name, face, and story got national exposure when he was featured on NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams Tuesday night. The story focused on Brannigan's success despite having autism.
Next up in our countdown of the top 30 players to watch on Long Island for the 2014-15 season, Garden City rising senior Emma Gallagher
Next up in our countdown of the top 30 players to watch on Long Island for the 2014-15 season, Northport rising senior Mike Brannigan.
McIntyre had an accomplished career that included multiple county and state championships as the girls track and field coach at Valley Stream Central High School from 1977 through his retirement in 1988, his son Scott, 51, of Burlington, Vermont, said.
Next year, only Brannigan will remain on the roster. The McGowan twins will head to Roger Williams in Rhode Island, and Leopold will run at Elon in North Carolina. Behind them, they leave nothing but dust and records.
Bonhurst, the Smithtown West senior who will take his talents to Florida State this fall, won the national shot put championship, tossing 65 feet, 93/4 inches. It was his second national title of the season. He won the winter shot put crown, throwing 64-73/4, at winter nationals in March.
Meet the athletes who ran, jumped and threw their way onto the All-Long Island boys track team
After navigating through a bunched up California start, the Miller Place senior ran with a comfortable lead throughout her four minute, 30.03 second victory in her signature event on the second day of the state track and field championships, held at Cicero-North Syracuse High School. Hamilton's Sage Hurta, was second in 4:32.42.
They both got their wish on the second day of the championships Saturday at Cicero-North Syracuse High School. Russell won the federation discus, throwing 185 feet, five inches; Taylor won the long jump, flying 24 feet.
The Florida State-bound senior from Smithtown West won the Division I discus Friday, tossing 183 feet, 9 inches on the first day of the New York State Track and Field Championships at Cicero-North Syracuse High School.
Because of her win, Gallagher, who won her second straight state 400 hurdle title, will be assigned a better lane position for Saturday's Federation 400 hurdles.
Steinbrecher turned in his best performance at the exact right time, winning in 9 minutes, 30.28 seconds. The time is a Suffolk state qualifier record, breaking the mark of 9:32.90 by Smithtown West's Jason Santos in 2009, according to longislandxctf.com. The victory qualified Steinbrecher for the New York State Championships, scheduled for Friday and Saturday at Cicero-North Syracuse High School in Cicero.
Despite the hiccup, Velasquez's ticket to the state meet, scheduled for Friday and Saturday at Cicero-North Syracuse High School in Cicero, remained untouched. He won in 9 minutes, 48.11 seconds at the late-season meet, held Wednesday and Thursday at Roosevelt High School.
Douglas also won the 200 in 25.04 seconds and was part of the winning 4 x 400 relay in 3:53.22 along with Shiseido Robinson, Cassie Gibbons and Natasia Almonacy.
Gruber won the 2,000-meter steeplechase in 7 minutes, 7.78 seconds at the county state qualifier held Wednesday and Thursday at Roosevelt High School. The time bested her personal record by a whopping 43 seconds, she said.
By the time Fray reached the final straightaway, it was Duca and McCormack who were doing the chasing. Fray won in 4 minutes, 39.38 seconds. Duca finished second in 4:41.81. McCormack was third in 4:46.77. Fray's 1,500 victory came after she won the 800 in 2:13.49 earlier in the meet.
Slattery used a tremendous kick to overtake St. Anthony's Patrick Tucker, who had jumped out to a huge lead, and won in 9 minutes, 15.44 seconds at the championships, held Saturday at Icahn Stadium on Randalls Island.
Jones won three events in class A-I at the Nassau class county championships, held Tuesday and Wednesday at Westbury High School.The senior won the 100 meters in 11.07 seconds, the 200 in 22.29 and the 110 hurdles in 16.07.
Udvadia dominated Division III. On Tuesday, he won the 800 meters in 1 minute, 57.38 seconds and the 3,200 in 9:44.44. On Friday, he added a 1,600-meter victory in 4:22.16 and ran anchor on the 4 x 800 relay team that won in 8:06.54.
It was truly a Guevara family affair as sister Talia, who finished fourth in the 800 and second in the 3,000 on Monday, finished fourth in the 1,500 race and helped Tiana, Lauren Nolan and Laura Barrecca win the 4 x 800.
Day one of the Suffolk Girls Division Championships are in the books and, although most events were semifinals that set up a Wednesday smorgasbord of finals, the first few 2014 county champions were determined Monday at Connetquot High School.
The home-track advantage paid major dividends for Santelli in his nail-biting victory over Chaminade's Sean Kelly in the 800 meters. Santelli won in 1 minute, 55.56 seconds. Kelly was second in 1:55.92. Santelli outmuscled Kelly on the final straightaway, thanks in part to his extensive knowledge of the track.
Stetz, who was a level nine gymnast before turning her attention to track and field, decided to give it a shot. After clearing 9 feet, the freshman won the pole vault at the CHSAA championships Saturday at St. Anthony's. Her victory helped the Friars win the team title, 100 points in the process, 35 more than second-place Kellenberg.
The Bayhawks baseball team is the new No. 1 team in the Spring Big 10
Farmingdale took it all in dominant fashion Tuesday, topping Massapequa 82.5-49. East Meadow finished in third with 47.5.
As Northport's Tim McGowan heard the news, all he could do was marvel at the symmetry of it all. Yes, he had won the 1,600 meters at the St. Anthony's Invitational in 4 minutes, 10.84 seconds, but he knew that. What he didn't know was that his time broke the meet record of 4:16.18, set by Half Hollow Hills West's Kyle Merber in 2007. Now that was something special.
Can anyone stop the Friars? Yet again, the St. Anthony's girls lacrosse team sits atop the Spring Big 10. Find out who else made the cut.
The senior, who spent most of the race in the middle of the pack, used a strong kick in the final 200 meters to shock the field and win in four minutes, 59.50 seconds at MacArthur Saturday.
Kellenberg's Joseph Panico still had that taste in his mouth, and it wasn't a good one. He also still had that cut on his shoulder. It happened April 12 at the Nanuet Relays. Panico fell over the final hurdle in the 1,200-meter intermediate relay. Kellenberg still won the event, but that didn't calm the fire inside Panico.
Ranked No. 4 in the country, the St. Anthony's girls lacrosse team sits atop the Spring Big 10 once again
Muklebust won the 2,000-meter steeplechase in seven minutes, 8.96 seconds at the Port Jefferson Steeple Fest "Plus," held at Port Jefferson High School.
Twenty-three hundred meters. Two gold medals. Yes, it was a pretty good Saturday for Kellenberg's Jazmine Fray. Fray won the 800 in 2 minutes, 16.72 seconds and the 1,500 in 4:58.30 at the Knight-Time Invitational Saturday at Uniondale High School.
The St. Anthony's girls lacrosse team remains atop the Spring Big 10 after victories over nationally-ranked Georgetown Visitation and Vero Beach. Find out who else made the cut.
St. Anthony's girls lacrosse tops the first Spring Big 10.
After winning a third straight NYS Federation title, the Long Island Lutheran girls basketball team tops the final Winter Big 10 rankings
In a little more than a month, the senior won the New York State Championship in the 3,200 meters and finished second in the high school mile at the Millrose Games. He added another distinction to his season Sunday -- All-American.
The Greater Long Island Running Club, which has 4,600 members across the Island, paid about $7,000 for 90 pairs of running shoes for the district's boys' and girls' team members.
Burke was able to fight forward and place fifth in the event Sunday at the Armory in Manhattan. He crossed the line in 4 minutes, 14.29 seconds, good for All-American status.
Santelli, running anchor for the Friars, was able to edge Warwick Valley, giving St. Anthony's the SMR national title in three minutes, 25.95 seconds at the New Balance Indoor Nationals, held yesterday at The Armory in Manhattan.
Chaminade's 4x800 meter relay team, composed of Thomas Slattery, Andrew Dorritie, Gunnar Nolan, and Sean Kelly won the national championship in seven minutes, 40.80 seconds. The time broke the state record of 7:41.10, set by Boys and Girls at New Balance Nationals in 2012, according to Tullyrunners.com.
McGowan won the 3,200 meters in nine minutes, 7.80 seconds at the state indoor track and field championships at Cornell.
Long Island swept the top three places in the 4 x 400-meter relay. Uniondale's unit, composed of Kristina Cherrington, Michala Webster, Ashley Souffrant and Crystal Green ran a 3:58.79. Asia Jinks ran for Green in the relay trials. St Anthony's finished second and Half Hollow Hills East was third.
North Babylon High School Senior, Jessica Sheriff will be running track next fall for Iona College on a full four year scholarship. Jessica, a very talented and versatile runner became an All-American in Steeplechase last spring. She credits her success to two Alumni, Taryn Pena and Chris Moran, who have both mentored her, along with her coach James DiSalvo.
Find out where high school athletes in your area will be playing their college sports.
A 111-72 victory over second-place Farmingdale on Feb. 8 at St. Anthony's gave Syosset the Class A boys track championship for the third consecutive winter season. It was the Braves' seventh consecutive county title and 20th overall since 1996, encompassing cross country, winter and spring track, coach Bart Sessa said.
Dorritie, who ran anchor for the Flyers, willed himself down the last straightaway and across the finish line. He barely caught Fordham Prep's Conor Lundy in the final 100 meters, earning his team a time of 7 minutes, 53.03 seconds and a victory at the Millrose Games Saturday at the Armory in Manhattan.
Cibuls won the race in one minute, 36.94 seconds, breaking the school record of 1:39.60, set by Liz Crowley in 2006, coach Vin Ungaro said.
The Uniondale relay team, composed of Crystal Green, Ashley Suffriant, Michala Webster and Kristina Cherrington finished in 3 minutes, 52.54 seconds, breaking their own meet record of 3:56.04, set at last year's games.
Mittleman won the 3,200 meters in 9 minutes, 41.28 seconds at Tuesday night's Nassau state qualifier at St. Anthony's. The victory qualified the senior for the state championship meet, scheduled for March 1 at Cornell.
After capturing the Suffolk League II tournament title, the Thunderbirds remain atop the Big 10.
The Flyers topped St. Anthony's, 48-43. It was their second consecutive winter intersectional title.
Chimenzie wins the 55-meter hurdles in 7.68 seconds at the Suffolk state qualifier at Suffolk Community College in Brentwood.
Anointing Onuoha won the triple jump, going 37-41/4, and the long jump, flying 18-51/2. Elaina Hobbs won the high jump, clearing 5-3. Hobbs was third in long jump, flying 16-6 and third in triple jump, going 34-2.
The victory was extra sweet for Gallery, who narrowly missed qualifying for the state meet last season. When she crossed the finish line and looked up at her time, she was again surprised.
The T-Birds make the jump following a dominant regular season on the mat.
Longwood, after scoring 93 points, won the title and ended Northport's streak of four consecutive county championships, encompassing cross country, winter and spring track.
The Bay Shore girls won its 13th county title in 14 years, while the Port Jefferson boys captured the Suffolk small school crown.
Bayport-Blue Point which, after topping Miller Place in the League V championship last weekend, used balance to unseat the defending small school champions, 62-57.
Bay Shore won its 24th league championship in a row. According to coach Steve Borbet, that includes every League II title since the program moved there in 2000.
Brennan won the championship mike at the Yale Track Classic in 5 minutes, 4.13 seconds, breaking her previous school record of 5:08.43, set last season
Longwood took the team title, scoring 116 points and topping Sachem North by nine.
Wolfe helped lead St. Anthony's to the team title with 109 points and June guided the Friars to the girls crown with 78 points.
Ward Melville fencing is atop the Winter Big 10, but who else makes the list? Find out here
The Titans qualified two relay teams; the girls CHSAA sprint medley relay and the boys CHSAA 4 x 200-meter relay.
Mike Brannigan hasn't missed a beat. The Northport junior, who turned heads with a fantastic Cross Country season, continued to show that he is firmly stationed at the top of the L.I. distance running scene yesterday at the Hispanic Games, held at the Armory in Manhattan.
Bay Shore's Imani McGhee knows that the time for game playing is past. No longer is she a wide-eyed freshman looking to make a mark. She's not even a sophomore or a junior, deeply lodged in the middle of her high school career. McGhee is a senior and, with her days in the familiar maroon track suit numbered, she knows it's time to get down to business.
Garden City's Emma Gallagher is a two-time All-Long Island runner of the year - and that's just in 2013 alone. More big things are certainly on the way for the star runner.
Half Hollow Hills West's 1000 medley relay team, composed of Jarried Redwood, Jamir Blackman, Frederic Fils Aime, and Bryce Johnson, finished in one minute, 57.33 seconds at last weekend's New Balance National Championships, held at North Carolina A&T University in Greensboro, N.C.
A Suffolk county record fell last weekend at the New Balance National Championships, held at North Carolina A&T University in Greensboro, N.C.
Find out where high school athletes in your area will be playing their college sports.
Albertson's Gabrielle Schreib will be wrapping up her record breaking Kellenberg Memorial High School Spring Track season this month by running in the 400IH at the NYSPHSAA High School State Championship in Middletown NY and as member of Kellenberg's 100M Shuttle-Hurdle Relay Team at the New Balance High School Nationals in Greensboro N.C.
Ward Melville, fresh off a state title win, finishes the spring season on top of Gregg Sarra's Big 10. Find out which teams round out the Top 10.
Friday's portion of the New York State Track and Field Championships have been postponed. Meet will begin Saturday at 8:30 a.m. and be condensed into one day.
The only muscle that wasn't sore when Shoreham-Wading River's Ryan Udvadia crossed the finish line of the Suffolk State Qualifying 3,200 was his thumb. Perhaps that's why he raised it -- a fitting salute to a race that was filled with drama.
Bradley Kaufmann's dream of going to the winter New York State Meet was dashed before he even had the chance to run. The East Meadow senior was standing on the starting line of the 3,200 at February's Nassau State Qualifier Meet when his foot slipped, ever so slightly, off the line before the starting gun fired.
Smithtown West's Victoria Ingram couldn't help it. As she crossed the line with one lap left in the 3,000 meters at Suffolk's state qualifying meet Friday, the junior turned her head to see who was behind her.
It was no surprise that the boys 4 x 400-meter relay, the last race of the day, would decide whether St. Anthony's or Chaminade would be crowned champion at the CHSAA Outdoor Intersectional city championships at Icahn Stadium on Randalls Island Sunday.
Building a legacy can be a tough job, but the girls at North Shore are doing it quite well. A victory at Wednesday's A-I county championship meet marked the Vikings fourth consecutive spring championship.
Bayport-Blue Point walked on- to the track at Connetquot High School Wednesday, winners of the last two Division III championships. The Phantoms were filled with pride. They were filled with desire. But, they were also filled with doubt.
Jack Flood of Bayport Blue-Point takes the win in the 110 Meter Hurdles at the Suffolk County Section XI Division III Championships.
St. Anthony's girls lacrosse stays on top of the Big 10 for another week. Find out the rest of the weekly poll inside.
Jazmine Fray's 400-meter finish in 57.38 seconds helped light Kellenberg to the NSCHSAA title with 105.5 points Saturday.
The race for the Clarke Rams distance medley relay team started as soon as the bus rolled into the Massapequa High School parking lot Friday afternoon. The team, composed of Jada Atchison, Gabriella Martins, Shelby Frisa and Tristynn Mercedes had fallen asleep after a long bus ride and were only minutes away from their scheduled start time.
St. Anthony's girls lacrosse tops the weekly Big 10 for the second straight week. Find out which squads round out the rest of the poll inside.
With Chaminade lacrosse's defeat to Yorktown this weekend, a new number one was crowned. Find out which team soared to the top this week.


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Zech and Jed Waterman model their Spiderman costumes at the Storytime Halloween Party at FriendsŌĆÖ Memorial Public Library.
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It took a lot of nerve for these four Kane sixth-grade boys to dress as girls Monday evening for Halloween "Trick or Treat." The group includes, left to right: Erik DeLong, Reed Williams, Aaron Fiscus and Danny Baker.
On Oct. 18, Boy Scouts from Troops 422 and 427 collected flags from the cemeteries in Kane. The flags were retired on Saturday, Oct. 29 at the VFW.
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Isaak Johnson, a first grader, at Kane Elementary brought this giant leaf to school. With the changing of the temperatures, all the leaves will be soon falling.
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- ABC's of Baby Care for Adoptive Parents Call (914) 366-3382 for dates and availability
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