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Lynbrook finding its rhythm - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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The Lynbrook boys soccer team found its footing in late September after going winless in its first five matches and now finds itself in the thick of the playoff race. A 6-0 blowout of Seaford last Friday gave the Owls their third win in four matches and moved them to 3-3-1 in Conference A. Lynbrook, which entered the week tied for sixth place, can assure itself of a postseason berth with a top eight finish or achieving a .500 or better conference record. “We are finding our identity,” Lynbrook c
Lynbrook finding its rhythm - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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The Lynbrook boys soccer team found its footing in late September after going winless in its first five matches and now finds itself in the thick of the playoff race. A 6-0 blowout of Seaford last Friday gave the Owls their third win in four matches and moved them to 3-3-1 in Conference A. Lynbrook, which entered the week tied for sixth place, can assure itself of a postseason berth with a top eight finish or achieving a .500 or better conference record. “We are finding our identity,” Lynbrook c
Freeport off to successful 2-1 start - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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After dropping the opener, Freeport football has answered the bell with back-to-back come-from behind wins in Nassau Conference I. Trailing by six points at halftime last Friday, the Red Devils (2-1) exploded for 21 third quarter points en route to a 28-13 road win at Herricks/Wheatley/Roslyn. The comeback victory came a week after junior running back Christian McCravey's second-half, 12-yard touchdown run propelled Freeport to a 16-13 home triumph against Westbury Sept. 10. “We are playing one
Freeport off to successful 2-1 start - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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After dropping the opener, Freeport football has answered the bell with back-to-back come-from behind wins in Nassau Conference I. Trailing by six points at halftime last Friday, the Red Devils (2-1) exploded for 21 third quarter points en route to a 28-13 road win at Herricks/Wheatley/Roslyn. The comeback victory came a week after junior running back Christian McCravey's second-half, 12-yard touchdown run propelled Freeport to a 16-13 home triumph against Westbury Sept. 10. “We are playing one
Wantagh works to find rhythm - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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The Wantagh girls soccer team has had an up and down early portion of the season as it looks to position itself for a lengthy postseason run in the height of fall. A 4-0 non-league win against Division Sept. 16 moved the Warriors to 2-1-1 overall before its showdown at neighborhood rival Seaford, the defending Class A champions. The convincing win came on the heels of a 2-1 loss to Plainedge in a rematch of last year’s Class A semifinals that denied Wantagh a chance to repeat its 2024 county tit
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