Michael Sicoli is a Sports Writer at The Quinnipiac Chronicle. He covers a variety of competitive sports, with a focus on football, basketball, soccer, and baseball. Michael's work has been featured in The Quinnipiac Chronicle, World Sports Network (WSN), WTNH-TV, and Newsday Media Group.
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By: Michael Sicoli
MIDDLETOWN, N.Y. — Garden City boys soccer showed barely any emotion when it earned the right to compete for the program's first state title in school history.
By: Michael Sicoli
Senior Ned Devine lifted his hands to his ears after taking a few steps to his left atop the 18-yard box.
By: Michael Sicoli
MIDDLETOWN — Garden City senior Justin Woodbine bit down on the medal wrapped around his neck as he posed for photos.
By: Michael Sicoli
MIDDLETOWN – The Floral Park boys soccer team heard the whispers. They were likely there at the start of the season because it had graduated a lot of talent off a Nassau County semifinalist.
By: Michael Sicoli
1. Nassau's November to remember Long Island has waited five years to anoint numerous boys soccer state champions in a single season.
By: Michael Sicoli
When you accomplish something no Half Hollow Hills West girls volleyball team has done in 24 years, you better believe the community is going to show up.
By: Michael Sicoli
“Why not us?” Floral Park coach Ahkeel Rodney tossed those three words in the air as he walked off the field at Farmingdale State after the Knights won their first Long Island title.
By: Michael Sicoli
When Plainview-Old Bethpage JFK and Syosset gymnastics meet, everyone expects a close score. But Tuesday evening saw that drama burst to heights greater than any gymnast coming flying off the uneven bars.
By: Michael Sicoli, Roger Rubin, Brian Heyman
Newsday Player of the Year: Michael Mannino, Whitman, F, Sr. Whitman's Michael Mannino. Credit: Bob Sorensen
By: Michael Sicoli
The road to success is rarely a smooth one. If St. John the Baptist boys basketball didn't know that already, it does now.
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