Brian Heyman is a journalist and writer based in Long Island, New York. He writes for News 12 and the Newsday Media Group, covering local news and sports stories. His work has also been featured in LNP | LancasterOnline.
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By: Brian Heyman
The confetti fell all over the court inside Barclays Center on Sunday night after the Liberty beat Minnesota in Game 5 of the WNBA Finals to secure the franchise's first league championship.
The Liberty are finally WNBA champions after all these years, becoming the last original franchise from 1997 to grab hold of the trophy.
By: Brian Heyman
It was a year ago when Uniondale arrived for the Nassau Class AAA boys soccer tournament with high hopes and a high seed.
By: Brian Heyman, Matthew Chayes
A banner for the New York Liberty hangs above the portico of New York City Hall, America's oldest still in continuous use: "2024 WNBA CHAMPIONS."
By: Brian Heyman
The reign was over. The two-time defending Suffolk and Long Island Class A champion and defending state champ had fallen in the 2023 county final.
By: Brian Heyman
The day was Sept. 19. It was the day something unusual happened. The Plainview-Old Bethpage JFK boys lost their one and only soccer game.
Here's a look at all the great spots to hit from this week's episode of Road Trip Close to Home.
By: Brian Heyman
The parallels were striking. Garden City showed up for the 2023 Nassau AA boys soccer championship game at Farmingdale State as a top
By: Brian Heyman
The two Kenyans turned right off Central Park South at Columbus Circle, then hung a quick right into the park on West Drive — less than 800 meters to the finish line.
By: Brian Heyman
The boys from Greenport left the soccer field at Diamond in the Pines technically as the Suffolk Class C co-champions with Pierson/Bridgehampton a year ago.
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