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Friday, March 11, 2011
Super League Playoffs
Super League Final Weekend
Game tonight 7:30 Jericho Field House
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Final game on Sunday at 2:30 at NorthSport in Northport
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Some great High School games will be played this evening at Hofstra, the Long Island public school A and AA Championship, and St Anthony's in Huntington, Nazareth v Mary Louis.
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Final game on Sunday at 2:30 at NorthSport in Northport
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Some great High School games will be played this evening at Hofstra, the Long Island public school A and AA Championship, and St Anthony's in Huntington, Nazareth v Mary Louis.
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Monday, March 7, 2011
Storm Family
Congratulations to North Shore on winning the 2011 Conference A-III Title!
North Shore had an undefeated 12-0 conference record and went 16-3 overall.
To finish out a great season Liz and Erin Sheerin both put up big numbers in a very tough and exciting game against Lynbrook in the quarterfinals of the Nassau class A playoffs!
Erin Sheerin hit 4 field goals and 7 free throws for 15 points
Liz Sheerin had two 3 pointers for 6 points
Early on, it looked like North Shore would win going away. The Lady Vikings hit three consecutive shots from behind the arc to open up a quick 9-0 lead. With Lynbrook struggling to handle North Shore’s defensive pressure, the Lady Vikings increased the lead to 15-2.
The Lynbrook Lady Owls closed out the first quarter on a 13-5 run to get back into the game, but North Shore continued to dominate in the second quarter. The Lady Vikings held a 43-29 lead at the half.
The game was billed as one of the most intriguing match ups of the Nassau girls’ basketball playoffs, and it lived up to the hype. There was a torrid start, a slew of turnovers, an incredible comeback, and a frantic finish. And in the end it was the play of a freshman phenom that made the difference.
Lynbrook freshman Jen Fay scored a career-high 31 points and pulled down 16 rebounds to lead No. 5 Lynbrook (15-4) to a thrilling 69-68 road win over No. 4 North Shore in the quarterfinal round of the Class A playoffs on Feb. 22. Junior Brooke Gerstman added 21 points for Lynbrook.
Congratulations to North Shore and to the Storm's own Sheerin family for a very successful 2011 girl's varsity season!
North Shore had an undefeated 12-0 conference record and went 16-3 overall.
To finish out a great season Liz and Erin Sheerin both put up big numbers in a very tough and exciting game against Lynbrook in the quarterfinals of the Nassau class A playoffs!
Erin Sheerin hit 4 field goals and 7 free throws for 15 points
Liz Sheerin had two 3 pointers for 6 points
Early on, it looked like North Shore would win going away. The Lady Vikings hit three consecutive shots from behind the arc to open up a quick 9-0 lead. With Lynbrook struggling to handle North Shore’s defensive pressure, the Lady Vikings increased the lead to 15-2.
The Lynbrook Lady Owls closed out the first quarter on a 13-5 run to get back into the game, but North Shore continued to dominate in the second quarter. The Lady Vikings held a 43-29 lead at the half.
The game was billed as one of the most intriguing match ups of the Nassau girls’ basketball playoffs, and it lived up to the hype. There was a torrid start, a slew of turnovers, an incredible comeback, and a frantic finish. And in the end it was the play of a freshman phenom that made the difference.
Lynbrook freshman Jen Fay scored a career-high 31 points and pulled down 16 rebounds to lead No. 5 Lynbrook (15-4) to a thrilling 69-68 road win over No. 4 North Shore in the quarterfinal round of the Class A playoffs on Feb. 22. Junior Brooke Gerstman added 21 points for Lynbrook.
Congratulations to North Shore and to the Storm's own Sheerin family for a very successful 2011 girl's varsity season!
Monday, February 28, 2011
Storm Family
Glen Cove Varsity makes the playoffs for the first time in 18 years with big contributions from 8th graders Taylah Hudson and McKayla Hernandez!
"Glen Cove was led by eighth-grader Taylah Hudson’s 14 points. The game marked the first postseason appearance for Glen Cove since 1993."
"Glen Cove, which has seven underclassmen on its roster, including leading scorer eighth-grade guard McKayla Hernandez, got eight points from junior Nicole Alexander."
"Glen Cove was led by eighth-grader Taylah Hudson’s 14 points. The game marked the first postseason appearance for Glen Cove since 1993."
"Glen Cove, which has seven underclassmen on its roster, including leading scorer eighth-grade guard McKayla Hernandez, got eight points from junior Nicole Alexander."
Monday, February 7, 2011
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Win Some Lose Some
“Success is never final, failure is never fatal. It's courage that counts.”
It shows tremendous character to come back from a devastating loss, put it behind you and, beat the very same opponent only one day later. Dragon slayers! Great life lessons can be learned in what appears to be a simple playground game.
It shows tremendous character to come back from a devastating loss, put it behind you and, beat the very same opponent only one day later. Dragon slayers! Great life lessons can be learned in what appears to be a simple playground game.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
A New Year
The Storm started the new year with mixed results in its last two CYO games of the regular season.
A 1/6 Thursday evening loss to St Agnes was a humbling and hopefully a learning experience.
A 1/9 Sunday evening victory against St Elizabeth, in which no press and no fast break was implemented, was an equally valuable opportunity to figure out what it will take to win the Long Island Championship.
The next CYO action for the Storm will be in the playoffs.
A 1/6 Thursday evening loss to St Agnes was a humbling and hopefully a learning experience.
A 1/9 Sunday evening victory against St Elizabeth, in which no press and no fast break was implemented, was an equally valuable opportunity to figure out what it will take to win the Long Island Championship.
The next CYO action for the Storm will be in the playoffs.
Thursday, January 6, 2011
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