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Senior-led Long Beach clicking - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Long Beach boys volleyball is meeting high expectations so far, winning three straight matches in commanding fashion to kick off competitive play. Coach Stewart Ratzken struggled to highlight a single player on a Marines roster delivering on every level, all the time. “They play indoor for Long Beach high school, straight to club, preseason with me in the late winter, early spring,” Ratzken said. “Then we start trickling down to the beach. A lot of them work with me or some other coaches where t
Senior-led Long Beach clicking - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Long Beach boys volleyball is meeting high expectations so far, winning three straight matches in commanding fashion to kick off competitive play. Coach Stewart Ratzken struggled to highlight a single player on a Marines roster delivering on every level, all the time. “They play indoor for Long Beach high school, straight to club, preseason with me in the late winter, early spring,” Ratzken said. “Then we start trickling down to the beach. A lot of them work with me or some other coaches where t
Long Beach off to impressive start - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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With a fresh core of young players, Long Beach boys’ soccer was expected to enter a rebuilding phase near the top of Nassau Class AA. Early results suggest the Marines are ahead of schedule, however, leading assistant coach Sam Fiallos to assume the usual expectations in a brutally tough conference. “You look at it and you see all the history with all these schools — Jericho, Garden City, Calhoun, MacArthur, Carey,” Fiallos said. “All these schools know how to win. This was supposed to be a rebu
Long Beach off to impressive start - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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With a fresh core of young players, Long Beach boys’ soccer was expected to enter a rebuilding phase near the top of Nassau Class AA. Early results suggest the Marines are ahead of schedule, however, leading assistant coach Sam Fiallos to assume the usual expectations in a brutally tough conference. “You look at it and you see all the history with all these schools — Jericho, Garden City, Calhoun, MacArthur, Carey,” Fiallos said. “All these schools know how to win. This was supposed to be a rebu
Oceanside building strong foundation - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Oceanside girls volleyball is again in a place where it can handle any rival in Nassau Class AAA, giving the Sailors an abundantly clear goal. Coach Robert Kiley-Rendon acknowledged the next two years could prove immensely successful, but none of the girls are looking too far ahead just yet. “We would be very happy if we had back-to-back county championships, and I think we definitely have the talent to do it,” Kiley-Rendon said. “But it's just about climbing the mountain now and staying mentall
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