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Wednesday, March 19, 2008

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Dragons dispatch Breakers in Waldbaum’s Cup

The Dragons applied the pressure straight from kick-off when the Breakers’ keeper saved what was to be the first of many shots at goal, to deny Danielle Magnozzi from getting on the score sheet. However, there was little the Breakers’ keeper c
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Morris, Witkowski lead St. John’s over LIU

St. John’s 9, Albany 2. Senior pitcher George Brown had a career-high 10 strikeouts to lead the St. John’s baseball team to a 9-2 win over Albany. Brown (3-0) allowed just one run over 6.0 innings and surrendered just three hits. The southpaw
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Gottschee U-12s rout Cincinnati

The U-12s began their run at the Jefferson Cup against the Cincinnati Hammers and it was Gottschee doing the hammering, shutting out Cincinnati, 5-0, on goals by Arun Basuljevic, Henry Cubas, Jeremy Fedus, Alejandro Fernandez, and Matthew Scimemi.
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Molloy, Cross take home titles

Pat Brown was the catalyst for the Stanners’ first hockey title in four years, leading the team with 14 points in four games.

Molloy, which was also the Class B regular-season champ, is scheduled to return to the ‘A’ division. Ho
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Nagel’s goal leads Monsters in Waldbaum’s Cup

Three minutes into the second half, the Oceanside team capitalized with a hard drive to the lower corner to go ahead 1-0. The Monsters controlled the ball for the next 10 minutes, but despite solid pressure and attempts to break through the Oceanside back
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St. Andrew Avellino CYO boys in semifinals

St. Andrew’s previously defeated Ozone Park’s St. Stan’s in overtime, 19-13, in a thrilling second round CYO playoffs game. Tyler Siamas made a free throw with less than a minute left to tie the game. In overtime, Milano scored four of h
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2 found slain in SUV in Broad Channel

Police and the Fire Department responded to the car fire on Cross Bay Boulevard near the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge at around 9:40 p.m. Saturday and found two men dead after they extinguished the 2004 Porsche Cayenne, authorities said.

A burnt sme
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LaGuardia to host nat’l ed conference

The school will hold the conference April 11-12 on its campus at 31-10 Thomson Ave. in Long Island City, where educators will discuss how to incorporate ePortfolio, a learning tool that allows students to display their best artwork, term papers and perfor

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