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Playing two road games over the weekend was doubly special for the Garden City Tigers Girls U-10 travel soccer team. On Saturday, the Tigers visited Soccer Park in Plainview for a game against Port Washington, coming away with a solid 6-0 win. On Sunday, the Tigers traveled to Huntington and won o More ... The U-9 Cyclones concluded a successful season with a win over a tough East Williston squad this past weekend. Representing this year%27s Cyclones were Jonathan Granville, Johnny Dehler, Brian Goulard, Raymond Leto, Ryan Smith, James Amato, Joe Torres, Bobby Clarke, Matthew Rogers, Patrick Gibbons, More ... Bang! Another goal was brilliantly scored by none other than our talented halfback, Lily Schmitt. Last Saturday, October 29th, the GC Daredevils broke out their under armor, headbands, and gloves to battle the weather and the RVC Challengers in a fifth grade girl%27s soccer game. More ... The GCAA Thunder Team White 8 year olds completed a hugely successful season in front of another sell out crowd. The Thunder were playing the undefeated Massapequa Mustangs on another beautiful Indian summer day. The Thunder just completed a great week of practice and were fired up to lay it all out More ... The Garden City Blazers U-10 Boys Soccer team, led by coach Rick Harken and assistant coaches Lauvane Gong and Mark Bonvissuto, remains undefeated in regular season play. This past weekend, the Blazers played two exciting games. More ... You may have seen it while driving by the Middle School field and wondered if the game had any rules. To the novice spectator, lacrosse can resemble organize confusion. However, there is some rhyme and reason to it, which is obvious in the great success of our High School Girls Programs. The Rams G More ... Two weeks ago the Garden City Sparks (GU10) played a tough North Shore Lightening team. The Sparks controlled the game but were unable to score for the majority of the first half. Near the 20 minute mark, Shannon Callahan pushed up from the back and passed to Katherine Malhame who got free down th More ... The second grade boys Basketball Clinic will be split up into two sessions, the fee for each session is $30.00. Each participant will receive a t-shirt. The date and time for the first session will be Saturdays from November 5th - December 17th from 11:30am - 1:00pm (no clinic November 26th). The More ... The 9 year old Thunder Grey team won again on Sun., Oct 30th to bring their season record to 6 wins and only 1 loss, with one more game to play. Thunder shut out the Floral Park Titans at Floral Park 18-0. More ... The McDaid coached Thunder 10 A boys, hosted rival Franklin Square this past Sunday and came away with a dominating 47-6 victory. The win gave "THE BOYS OF THUNDER" a 7 and 1 record for the season, as they eagerly await their first round playoff opponent. More ... The Garden City Strikers U12 girls soccer team came up on the short end of a 2-1 outcome to the Oceanside Shooting Stars last Saturday. The Shooting Stars are the top team in the Strikers%27 division and entered the game without having allowed a goal all season. More ... Jenna Daly, a tenth-grader at Garden City High School, won the All-American Interscholastic Swimming Award in the 500-yard freestyle event at last season More ... The GCAA Basketball program is open to boys and girls in the 2nd through 8th grades and is held in the St. Paul%27s Field House. More ... A limited supply of fall/winter fleece jackets may now be purchased at Sportsloft, located at 1105 Jericho Turnpike in New Hyde Park. Their phone number is 437-6403. Sizes available are YM (10-12) and YL (14-16). The purchase More ... In an emotion filled, action packed game last weekend, the Levittown Blue Thunder defeated the U-10 Garden City Demons by the score of 3-1. In order to improve their record in the standings, the Demons had to overcome an experienced Blue Thunder squad that possesses a fine offense and defense. More ... The Thunder boys wrapped up their inaugural season last Sunday vs. Uniondale. The game was a hard fought contest. The first half was a defensive struggle as both teams had difficulty against the opposing defense. The Monster Maroon Defense was true to form making many devastating hits on the Uniond More ... The Garden City Gladiators met North Babylon Minutemen at North Babylon%27s Parliament Place Elementary School on the morning of Sunday 10/30/05. Although there was a brisk wind from the north, the weather was perfect for soccer: just cool enough for the team to wear their white T-shirts below their More ... The football campaign that began in the sweltering August heat with 20 boys ended on a warm sunny Sunday on the plains of Hempstead with 20 men who had become a TEAM. With 12 new players on the roster, several of whom had never played football, expectations among the coaches were not exactly high. N More ... Garden City Sparks (GU10) continued their undefeated season winning both games this past weekend. Bellmore Hot Shots were first up for the Sparks. The Sparks opened the scoring eight minutes into the game but Bellmore came back quickly. With the score tied late in the first half, the Sparks mounted More ... On Thursday, October 27 th , the GCHS Girls Varsity tennis team defeated a very tough Bellmore JFK team by winning 5 of 7 matches to capture the Nassau County Division 2 Championship. Earlier in the week, in the semifinal round, the team beat Great Neck South to advance to the finals. More ... In the most anticipated meet this season, The GCHS Girls Varsity Swimming and Diving team swam Long Beach at their home pool on Friday night, October 28th. The atmosphere at the pool was electric, as Garden City families, friends, alumni parents, GCHS principal Mr Hank Hardy and members of the boy%2 More ... The Garden City Goalbusters traveled to Dix Hills for a match against the Dix Hills Dynamite on Sunday, October 30. The weather was sunny, pleasant and warm for the 1:00 whistle and start of the match. More ... On Sunday October 2nd, The Garden City Wings%27 Hockey Middle School team opened their ninth season with an exciting 9-6 victory over Port Washington. The Wings dominated throughout the game, out-shooting Port Washington 38-24. Head Coach Richard Peck was very pleased with the teamwork, determina More ... On Sunday, October 30 th , the U13 Blizzards lost a close match in the final minutes of play to the RVC Freedom. The game consisted of end-to-end action, with one counter attack after another. With only four minutes remaining, the RVC team scored the winning goal. More ... The GCAA Thunder 11-year- old gray team battled Floral Park for the second time this year on Wednesday night. More ... |
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