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On a picturesque fall morning, the Maroon Nine Year Olds blanked the Uniondale Knights 19-0. The Maroon Nine Year Olds are now 5-1-1 and have a firm hold on third place and are well positioned to earn a spot in the playoff picture. The game was a sound effort on both sides of the ball. The Uniondal More ... The Goalbusters, a GU-12 travel soccer team had a match with the Syosset Invasion on Saturday, October 30, 2004 at their home field of St. Paul More ... On Sun. Oct. 24 G.C. Freedom had a make up soccer game against a talented unbeaten Port Washington team. More ... senior discussion group forming Attention all Garden City Seniors! Have coffee and donuts with other seniors while sharing and exchanging memories, experiences growing up, family histories, cultural experiences and more... More ... The Waldorf Varsity soccer team rounded out an outstanding 13-1 season by winning the IPPSAL (Independent Private Parochial School Athletic League) Division II Championship game, defeating Martin Luther High School 3-1, at the Portledge School, on Monday, October 25, 2004. Waldorf started the game i More ... When the GC Daredevils were brought together as a team back in August it was clear that they were a great bunch of girls who were very athletic. What wasn More ... The Garden City (9 & under) Bombers finished their Diamond Pros league fall baseball season on October 30 More ... When you think of Harbor Links, you think of a beautiful Arnold Palmer Golf course. This past weekend the the Gladiators took to the Harbor Links pitch as they played guest to the Port Washington Dare Devils. Looking to right the ship after a few inconsistent outings the Gladiators changed things up More ... The Garden City Golden Eagles U11 girls soccer team took over sole possession of first place in Nassau Division II last Saturday with a 3-2 victory over the Plainedge Strikers. With the victory, the Golden Eagles improved to 5-0-0 in the league, good for 15 points, with four league matches remai More ... Registration for the 2005 boys season will be held from October 1st to November 15th at Olympic Den, 676 Dogwood Avenue in Franklin Square on Monday thru Friday from 10:00am More ... The girls came into this weekend knowing that they were facing two tough competitors. On Saturday, they faced division rival of the past three seasons the Mineola Mongoose. And then they had to come back on Sunday morning and line up against the Sachem Power in a State Cup quarterfinal match. Bot More ... The Garden City Recreation Division 4-1 Team has vaulted over Cherry Valley to take over sole possesion of first place. Ted Janeczko has been the main ingredient in the teams upward move. "I%27m just happy to contribute" exclaimed an exhuberant Janeczko. "The next two matches are critical" noted More ... On a gloomy Saturday afternoon this past weekend with cool temperatures, wind and a fine mist in the air, the Jericho Jets hosted the Garden City Strikers in a match that the Strikers never got off the ground from the start of the game. As the whistle blew for the start of the game, the Jericho More ... Our Basketball program is open to boys and girls in the 2nd through 8th grades and is held in the St. Paul More ... The Garden City Varsity Ice Hockey team continued its tough October schedule with three games this past week. On Tuesday, October 26, the team took on Island Trees High School. Garden City got an unassisted goal by Conor Reeves twenty-six seconds into the game and never relinquished the lead for a 1 More ... The Jaguars Soccer Team was hosted by Wantagh last Sunday afternoon in a makeup game a the result of an early season thunderstorm that caused the referee to call the game. The Jags looked as good as they have all year long and even better than their opening game shutout in the Windsor Connecticut to More ... The nine year old white Thunder Squad is on a roll. They have shaken off the frustration of an early season tie and a loss in games that were clearly in hand until the final seconds. The newfound sense of confidence and ability as a team first manifested itself in a Wednesday night thriller at In More ... There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, learning from failure. More ... On September 20th, at Garden City Country Club, The Mollie Biggane Melanoma Foundation held their fourth annual golf outing and dinner which included raffles, silent auction and live auction. Many local businesses contributed to this event. Twenty-seven foursomes played golf and over 200 people, m More ... In what was a perfect ending to a perfect season, the Garden City 8 year old Thunder White met Elmont in what became the Stewart Avenue Freezeout to finish the season 8 wins and 0 losses. The tri-captains Joey Creighton, Kieran McGoldrick and Danny Miller elected to start on offense. Once again the More ... |
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