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On Thursday, April 7, the Garden City Centennial Blizzards competed in round one of the Waldbaums Challenge Tournament against the Plainview - Old Bethpage Power. The players were very anxious to get the season started after weeks of postponements. Considering it was the first match of the season, t More ... On Saturday, April 09, 2005, the Goalbusters, a GU-12 soccer team traveled to North Babylon for a match with the North Babylon Warriors. The beautiful sunny, blue skies made for a perfect day to play the season opener. More ... The Garden City Centennial Blizzards traveled to South Merrick to play the 92 Sharpshooters in their first league game. Finally, some wonderful weather for the players and fans to enjoy what was an excellent match between two talented soccer teams. After an early goal by the Sharpshooters, the Blizz More ... On Sunday April 3, 2005 Garden City U-16 boy%27s team came back to win against the Hurricanes 2-1. Mustangs traveled to Syosset Stillwell field for an exciting soccer Waldbaum%27s Challenge match. The midfielders Chris Pirog, Chris Dioguardi, Sebastian Gomez, Matt Colantonio, RJ Giamboi, Brian Wyso More ... On Sunday, April 10, the 10 yr old Garden City Girls Rams White won their home opening game against a very aggressive and talented Huntington team. It was a perfect spring day full of sunshine as the girls took to the field. The girls were as anxious to play just as the flowers were anxious to blo More ... The fourth grade Lady Rams Lacrosse team opened their season this past Sunday with a hard-fought win over a tough visiting Wantagh squad. More ... Soccer Fall Champions, Team USA, opened the Spring 2005 season with a 0-0 tie against Norway. Forwards, Devon Schay, Brigid Reina and Sarah DeSantis kept Norway very busy as they looked for the breakaway and open shot for a goal. Midfielders, Adriana Cella, Colleen Way, Abby Eschmann, Diana Gillet More ... The GC Blue 4th grade Rams got off to a fast start and rode the momentum all the way through the game in earning a 8-2 win over Farmingdale on Sunday Afternoon. Attackmen, Justin Guterding(3goals),Jack Metzler(1 goal),Christian Capozzi, Peter Kerantzas, and Alex Schroeder , led the Blue by pinning F More ... In dramatic fashion, the GCAA Shock 5th Grade girls basketball team rallied from a two-point deficit in the final 90 seconds Tuesday night to defeat St. Bernard, 21-16, and claim the Super League championship of the Gold Division at Island Garden. More ... The GC Freedom played a very exciting game against the Hicksville Tornadoes this past Saturday, April 9th. It was the regular season opener and the girls looked great against a strong opponent. After many weeks of hard off-season training the Freedom were ready to start their season and have made More ... On a perfect spring Sunday, a day a young boy could play lacrosse from sun up to sun down, the 4th grade Garden City Rams Red team traveled to Seaford for their first lacrosse game on the road. The Seaford team was big and played a very physical game. There were a lot of body checks from the Seaford More ... The Girls 3rd Grade Grey Team overwhelms Manhasset. Garden City dominated from the opening face-off as Shannon Callahan moved the ball to Sarah Galzerano who fed Alex Riceman for the opening goal. The offense in the 1st quarter was most impressive as the girls built a 4-0 lead. More ... Coaches Russell McHugh and Kevin Kiely would like to thank the Garden City Tigers for an excellent winter indoor soccer season, playing in tournaments in Bay Shore, Central Islip and North Babylon. Congratulations to: Erin Pfail, Deirdre McGrath, Jacqueline O More ... On Saturday April 2, 2005 Garden City BU-16 Mustangs hosted the Plainedge Metrostars in the State Cup first round game. The wind gusts were fierce and the rain subsided around noon but the referee was no where to be found. Both teams had warmed up only to wait for the official to arrive. The Must More ... The Garden City Strikers played their opener away last Saturday against the Rockville Center Liberty Soccer Club. A sunny brisk day made for excellent conditions to watch an exciting soccer match. The game started with Rockville Center Liberty trying to dictate a slow paced match. On the other side, More ... After waiting for what seemed like months, hey it was, the soccer season finally kicked off. And the weather was very accommodating. For the past three seasons, the Fireballs have continued their march to always take their game to the next level - both individually and as a team. So this season i More ... On Sunday, April 10, the Garden City 4th grade boys Rams Lacrosse "Team White" played a hard fought game against the Half Hollow Hills. The Rams ended up on the short side of a 10-8 game. The game had end to end action with great defense provided by Alex Kelly, Dan Jones, Thomas Holbrook, Connor M More ... The GCAA Thunder Football program is currently accepting applications for the upcoming 2005 football season. This year the GCAA Thunder Football program is accepting applications for the following age levels: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12. More ... The Varsity Baseball Team won three Conference Cross-Over games and a Non-League Contest this past week to improve to 6-0 (5-0 Conference) More ... The United States Fencing Association North Atlantic Section Senior Championships will be held at Garden City High School on Saturday April 30 and Sunday May 1, from 7 a.m.-10 p.m. The best fencers from the entire North East would be flocking here to Garden City in their quest to qualify for the USF More ... There will be a tryout for the Garden City Connie Mack baseball team for the 15-16 year age group on Sunday, April 17th at the Middle School baseball field beginning at 3:00PM. In order to be eligible for this team, a player can not turn 17 prior to August 1, 2005. This team is scheduled to play o More ... On April 1st, Garden City Junior Varsity righty Andrew Rocco pitched a no-hitter vs the Manhasset High School baseball team in a 7-0 victory. Rocco%27s 79 pitch performance was tainted only by back to back walks on very close 3-2 pitches with one out in the bottom of the third inning. Those two walk More ... DJ Barry, a midfielder from Garden City., is the senior captain of the 2005 Yale lacrosse team that beat 16th ranked Princeton, 9-8, two weeks ago and then beat the new No. 16 squad Brown, 12-11, last week to improve to 6-2 overall and 3-1 in the Ivy League. Barry, who has played in every varsity game since coming to New Haven, is second on the team this spring with 29 ground balls as a defensive midfielder. More ... There is an old sport adage that simply says "speed kills". The GC Daredevils proved on Saturday that there is great truth in that simple statement. After suffering through a winter that overstayed its welcome the Daredevils exploded out of their homes and on to the Nassau Haven soccer field. While More ... |
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