Girls Basketball
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Copiague celebrates basketball player powered by two prosthetic legs
Copiague varsity basketball player Amaya Williams was treated to a drive-by graduation car parade in front of her home Sunday afternoon. Newsday's Steve ...
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Amaya Williams, who made the girls varsity team as a junior, will head to Queens College in the fall.
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A document outlining possible protocols during the COVID-19 pandemic for high school sports was issued by a national organization Tuesday, giving a glimpse of what we may see this fall and beyond.
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This award is presented annually to a Long Island high school student who excels in the classroom and in athletics, and also displays great leadership.
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Former WNBA first-round pick had coached at Ward Melville and North Babylon.
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The former Crusaders standout and Plainview native replaces longtime coach Rich Slater, who resigned last week.
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After 12 seasons with the Crusaders, it was the right time to depart during the pandemic, which has touched him personally.
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Pavinelli averaged 13.7 points per game with four 20-plus point scoring efforts, but head coach Rich Castellano said her ability to lead wasn't always in her stat line.
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The sophomore averaged 17.7 points, 4 assists, 3.5 steals and 6.5 pass deflections per game against some of the top teams in the country.
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Plans are being made to honor the students and teams impacted by the decision.
PHOTOS
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Meet Newsday's All-Long Island girls basketball first team for the 2019-20 winter season.
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- East Rockaway wins second Long Island Class C title in three years
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HISTORY
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Meet Newsday's top 100 high school girls basketball players on Long Island for the 2019-2020 winter season.
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A look at who earned Newsday's top honors since it began in 1984.
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See where Long Island girls basketball players will attend college.
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County, LI and state champs since 1975.
More Girls Basketball
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The New York State Public High Schools Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) will decide Sunday and Monday the fate of unfinished winter high school sports championships.
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The 'Tournament of Champions' was scheduled for Fordham at the end of the month.
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NYSPHSAA executive director Robert Zayas said the state bowling and ice hockey championships also have been postponed.