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Dozens of golfers hit the links for the Amputee Golf Classic, not only for the love of the game, but to prove to themselves what they are capable of. → Read More
For the first time in history Hofstra University has secured a seat in the NCAA Division 1 Baseball Tournament and they'll be joined by Long Island University (LIU). → Read More
The Hofstra Pride wrapped up their regular season this weekend before heading to the CAA Championship - and they do so with a player who defied the odds to help his team. → Read More
You hear her on New York Yankees broadcasts - a trailblazer as the third woman in MLB history to serve as a full-time commentator in the booth. → Read More
Two local moms started a program two years ago to empower young ladies, showing them that the sky is the limit. → Read More
Sports champions can come in many different shapes and forms. One special champion is proving you don't need to have two or four legs to overcome a disability. → Read More
Legendary New York high school football coach Tony DeMatteo, who ranks second in the state in career wins, has decided to retire after a career that spanned more than half a century. → Read More
The Stony Brook women's basketball team received some well-deserved fanfare during a sunrise send-off Tuesday as the Seawolves departed campus on their way to their first trip to the NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Tournament in school history. → Read More
It's a story you might get a kick out of - Monmouth County's Sophie Sharp is already a decorated Tae Kwon Do fighter, and she is only 14 years old and now making a name for herself in jiu-jitsu. → Read More
A local track club is getting creative in the pandemic by turning a shopping center parking garage into their own running facility. → Read More
Special Olympics Unified Sports teams, made up of students with disabilities and those without, are showing benefits that extend well beyond the court or field. → Read More
Wednesday was a day of competition, inspiration, and fun on Long Island as the Suffolk PAL hosted a youth field day with the Rolling Thunder Special Needs Program and local high school athletes. → Read More
On what would have been the 50th anniversary of the TCS NYC Marathon, we are taking a look back at the early years of the race. → Read More
With the health and safety of athletes in mind, New York Road Runners is developing a new model for races to make a safe return this fall. → Read More
The Long Island Ducks are making good use of their ballpark with kickball. → Read More
For the first time since the pandemic started, athletes involved with Special Olympics New York can participate in a sports season, while also following COVID health and safety guidelines. → Read More
Tara Griesing wanted to find another way to keep the Jazzercise community involved and engaged, so she started the Birthday Brigade -- visiting members in their driveway for outdoor group classes. → Read More
Cancellations, postponements, delayed seasons are commonplace in sports because of COVID-19, and that includes dog shows. → Read More
It all began with an idea to keep local kids involved in athletics when school buildings were initially "temporarily" closed. → Read More
The group started more than 10 years ago with a few dozen riders. Outcycling has grown to include 2,000 cyclists. → Read More