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A Look Back: Here are Staten Island’s top high school pitchers and hitters from the 1995 baseball season
What was so intriguing about Tottenville’s Paul Stabile finishing as Staten Island’s top pitcher two years in a row during the mid-1990s?. Well, when you consider the Island has a long, storied history of producing solid pitchers, it was obviously impressive the southpaw could pull it off in consecutive seasons.
Caitlin Clark’s home debut a rough welcome thanks to Liberty rout
INDIANAPOLIS — The night started off exactly as anticipated. Fans inside Gainbridge Fieldhouse erupted by the time Caitlin Clark was introduced for the Fever’s home opener against the Liberty. There were the smaller, homemade signs. The jerseys, the roar, the anticipation. All of it. But for as much as the buildup to Thursday’s game provided a glimpse of the jolt Clark will provide for both the Fever and the WNBA, the 40 minutes that followed in the Liberty’s 102-66 win at Gainbridge Fieldhouse captured just how difficult the rookie’s transition will still be. Clark, the No. 1 overall pick, scored two...
Staten Island HS flag football: Curtis beats CSI/McCown, clinches school’s first ever playoff berth
The Curtis Warriors scored on the third play from scrimmage and never looked back in a 25-6 downing of CSI/McCown to secure the school’s first-ever PSAL postseason bid Thursday, in St. George. While CSIM clinched its first playoff berth since the 2018 season with a win over Port Richmond...
Staten Island CHSAA softball: Here’s an inside look at the Sea-Moore Archdiocesan championship game
Who: No. 2 Moore Catholic (18-8) vs. No. 1 St. Joseph by-the-Sea (19-2) If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our User Agreement and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
Little League: Staten Island Little League’s ‘Hit-a-Thon’ fundraiser was simply ‘batty’ and for a good cause (photos)
Taking swings and helping a good cause. Doesn’t get much more American than that. Staten Island Little League hosted its inaugural ‘Hit-a-Thon’ last Saturday in an effort to raise funds to upgrade the Dongan Hills loop’s facility. In a nutshell, the fundraiser allowed people to donate...
Staten Island CHSAA softball: Fast start goes a long way as Sea waltzes into Archdiocesan final (photos)
Tabitha Spano couldn’t have picked a better time to smack her first career high school homer. The junior shortstop’s three-run round-tripper highlighted a six-run, first inning as St. Joseph by-the-Sea advanced to the CHSAA Archdiocesan championship game for the third consecutive season via an 8-0 semifinal triumph over visiting Notre Dame Academy Tuesday in Huguenot.
New York Liberty Timeless Torches perform on PIX11
The New York Liberty have started their 2024 season with a bang and this Saturday is the team’s home opener at Barclays Center. To celebrate, the Timeless Torches and mascot Ellie the Elephant performed during New York Living on PIX11.
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