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By Tony Genualdo On paper, 8-8 is an average season. But considering Lawrences track record in the last decade, 8-8 was a successful season for them last year. They finished
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By Tony Genualdo On paper, 8-8 is an average season. But considering Lawrences track record in the last decade, 8-8 was a successful season for them last year. They finished

by Tony Genualdo Uncommitted junior Phil Menist (Great Neck South) pitching against Oyster Bay yesterday pic.twitter.com/bmR6RmWjY9 Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) March 30, 2019 Great Neck Souths season last year

Over the course of his tenure, Shawn Rush has established West Islip as the model of consistency in terms of Suffolk County baseball programs. Since 2008, they have captured four

by Zevan Shuster Heading into the 2020 season, Islip head coach RJ Going expects a much improved team from the campaign prior. Last year, I thought we were just going

Northport came up one win shy of a postseason berth last year, but expectations are high entering 2020 due to their large contingent of returning impact players. “Almost our entire

It has been 10 years since Centereach‘s last postseason berth. They have come tantalizingly close the past two seasons, as they came up just one win shy of the mandatory

Led by the heroics of Matt Yip, Herricks was one of the pleasant surprises in the year 2019. The power-hitting catcher led Nassau County with seven HR; including two in

(Photo Credit: Bethpage Baseball) by Tony Genualdo FINAL: Bethpage 15 VSN 1 Bethpage is headed to the semifinals! pic.twitter.com/Mm65QFvns5 Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) May 21, 2019 Last year, Bethpage

It was certainly a wild season in 2019 for Whitman. After beginning the season 0-4, they quickly completely turned the tables and won 10 of 11 qualifying for a postseason

It was a tumultuous 2019 season for Bellport. They fell to 4-11 in league play and were without legendary head coach Bill Batewell, who was on medical leave. In his