Bayside Raiders Jr. PeeWees capture NYC championship
After finishing the regular season with an 8-2 record, Bayside Raiders Jr. PeeWees (9- and 10-year-olds) set out to get the championship game for only the second time in the organizations 19-year history and the first time since the 1999 championshi
Local kids come up big at summer hoop tournaments
The New York Pride, a team based out of the city with mostly Queens players, won the 17-and-under Division II Tournament in Orlando, Fla. and placed second in the 16-and-under Division Tournament in Houston.
3 Bayside b-ball teams advance to AAU National Championships
The Cross Island Sports and Cultural Organization, a not-for profit organization consisting of children from our local community, has qualified three teams for the 2003 AAU National Championship.
Glen Oaks L.L.: Met Food Brewers take 1 of 3 over weekend
The Brewers played the Royals Friday and battled to a 15-14 loss, led by T.J. Miller and Frankie Marchione. The Brewers battled the Royals again on Saturday, and led by T.J. and Frankie, they scored 14 runs but came up short.
2003 TimesLedger PSAL Coach of the Year: Larry Carradine, Cardozo
The year was 1991, and after Reagan Stevens transferred in from powerhouse Humanities, Larry Carradine had just enjoyed his first winning season as the Cardozo girls basketball coach.
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- Bayside Historical Society unveils exciting fall lineup at historic Fort Totten, featuring tours, Halloween events, and more