Brian Heyman is a sportswriter at LNP | LancasterOnline. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including basketball, soccer, football, and baseball, while also exploring themes related to competitive sports, sports business, and consumer travel. Brian's work has been featured in notable publications such as Newsday Media Group and the Hastings Tribune Newspaper.
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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
A league championship isn't the ultimate goal, but it is a goal for Southampton. And so the Mariners' matchup Thursday against the team that was
By: Brian Heyman
There were 13 games behind them and just seven to go, including five on their basketball court, starting with Saturday's game against Herricks.
By: Brian Heyman
It was hyped as “the biggest game of the year” to date for St. John's by Rick Pitino.
Here's a look at all the great spots to hit from this week's episode of Road Trip Close to Home.
By: Ben Dickson, Brian Heyman
Ryan McNeely knew it was coming. His father had put him on alert. “He was kind of periodically asking me, 'Where are you at?
By: Brian Heyman
In the end, Valley Stream North had done just enough to outlast Plainedge. But Friday's 49-45 win on the Spartans' court came with a big bonus — a playoff pass to the Nassau Class A tournament.
By: Brian Heyman
There were three straight losses behind Hempstead, and now Freeport was right behind the Tigers, threatening to make it four.
By: Ben Dickson, Brian Heyman
Sean Boylan stepped down in 2012 after three seasons coaching the Northport varsity boys basketball team in order to take an assistant principal job in the district.
Here's a look at all the great spots to hit from this week's episode of Road Trip Close to Home.
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