Long Island's own
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LI's Myles Jones ready to take on indoor lacrosse with Riptide
Jones, an All-Long Island lacrosse star at Whitman High School, is back on Long Island to give indoor lacrosse a try with the expansion New York Riptide of the National Lacrosse League
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Mets pitcher made it clear to followers on Twitter that he would never intentionally throw at anyone for past actions.
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The former Half Hollow Hills West star sent a message home on Saturday night, sinking a right-wing three with 27.7 seconds left.
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Rookie defenseman from Jericho lives in Manhattan, so the Ranger sees his family plenty of times.
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Evan Roberts went from doing sports talk in his bedroom as a boy in Woodmere to now being an afternoon drive time host on WFAN
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Grasso missed weight by too many pounds under Nevada commission's rules.
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Kyrie Irving, Caris LeVert and Spencer Dinwiddie not in sync as Dix Hills native Harris leads Philadelphia with 34 points and 10 rebounds.
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Philadelphia coach Brett Brown spoke glowingly about the Dix Hills native, now an eight-year NBA veteran.
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At the latest Newsday Live event, the three LIers give their personal views of winning and losing in the fast-growing sport.
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Villante, who became a father on Christmas morning, moves up in weight for the Brooklyn fight.
LI teams
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LI's Myles Jones ready to take on indoor lacrosse with Riptide
Jones, an All-Long Island lacrosse star at Whitman High School, is back on Long Island to give indoor lacrosse a try with the expansion New York Riptide of the National Lacrosse League
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The former Mets second baseman was found not guilty of assaulting his then-girlfriend during a domestic incident at the woman's home last August.
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Amanda Byrnes testified Backman was enraged and screaming as he twisted her hand to prevent her from calling police during a domestic dispute on Aug. 30.
LI history
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These athletes, who were either born on Long Island or went to high school here (in some cases, both), reached the pinnacle of international competition by winning an Olympic medal.
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Meet the locals who are active pro athletes in football, baseball, basketball, hockey and soccer.
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A look at every Long Island high school player that has been drafted by an MLB, NFL, AFL, NHL, NBA or WNBA team.
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Long Island in the pros
Long Island high school athletes who made it to the pros in baseball, basketball, football and hockey.
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The longtime Sachem North High School assistant boys volleyball coach saw his kidney cancer diagnosis as an opportunity to showcase his trademark fighting spirit, while helping others in the process.
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The Seahawks withstood Malverne's withering press down the stretch for a 71-63 victory.
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She had 30 points, including 15 in the fourth quarter, in a 44-40 win over Newfield.
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In 2002, Fraser — then a senior at Amityville High School — was considered one of the top basketball prospects in the country.
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St. Anthony's wins the team title, and Nicholas Lourenco is named field MVP after clearing 14 feet to win the pole vault.
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The Spartans claimed the team championship at CHSAA League Championships. St. Anthony's came in second.
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Jared Greenberg lives in Georgia, so why did he buy two season tickets to Hofstra men's basketball?
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Tareq Coburn scored 24 points and the Pride took control with a 17-0 run lasting 7:23.
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Coach Joe Mihalich: "We let a guy with a blue shirt dribble through five guys and make a layup. Shame on us for doing that."
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"Sometimes with us it's [that] we're not making shots so we don't do the little things," coach Geno Ford said after Stony Brook fell to Binghamton.
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Scenes from a Nassau B/C boys basketball game between Cold Spring Harbor and Malverne.
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More of Long Island's own
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Also avoiding arbitration: Matz, Conforto, Nimmo, Diaz, Lugo, Gsellman and Marisnick
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The West Islip graduate was an All-Long Island selection in 2008 and played collegiately at Stony Brook
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Tropeano was an All-Long Island pitcher at West Islip and a two-time All-American at Stony Brook.