Tony Bellissimo is a journalist for Richner Communications, Inc., specializing in local sports coverage on Long Island, New York. With a focus on high school athletics, Tony provides in-depth analysis and game recaps, keeping readers informed and engaged with the latest developments in the local sports scene.
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Clarke’s field hockey team was in unfamiliar territory to start this season. Not only did the Rams have a new coach with Lily Fox taking over the program, but after years of …
Babylon’s girls’ soccer team concluded its regular season with a 6-0 Senior Day win over Copiague to finish with an 8-6-1 overall record while going 6-6 in league play.The win over …
With one overtime in the books and penalty kicks looming in Monday night’s Nassau Class AAA girls’ soccer championship game, Oceanside’s Kaylin Harrington had one thing in mind when …
Payton Dunckley was one of four freshmen who boosted Long Beach from a winless 2023 to an 11-2 record this fall.
Wantagh entered the Nassau Class A girls’ volleyball championship stage riding a 10-match win streak dating back to an Oct. 7 five-set victory over South Side, which captured its first seven …
Behind sophomore running back Justin DePietro and a defense that allowed only six first downs, Carey moved one win from its first Nassau County
Only Carey stands in the way of Mepham’s first Nassau County football championship since the 1950s.
By: Derrick Dingle, Tony Bellissimo
Junior Elijah Tolley was one of four All-County selections for Lawrence and helped it reach the county finals stage.
There was nothing fake about Carey’s dominant run to the Nassau Conference II football championship. Well, actually, there was.
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