Gregg Sarra
Writer at Newsday
Emmy Award-winning writer for Newsday Sports. Covered HS sports on Long Island for 39 years. Elected to the Suffolk Sports Hall Of Fame in 2012.
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1 week ago |
newsday.com | Gregg Sarra |Matt Lindsay
Long Island represented at this year's state boys wrestling championships. Ten — count them, 10! — brought home titles. For five of them, it was their second crown. The other five experienced the thrill for the first time. Here is a recap of how they did it, with the first four state champions from Division I and the following six from Division II. DUNIA SIBOMANA-RODRIGUEZ, LONG BEACH, 116, JR.
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1 week ago |
newsday.com | Gregg Sarra
Three years of varsity football and three years of learning how to play the game. The Eastport-South Manor football team had its share of growing pains and with the learning curve behind them, the experience is paying dividends. Some of the finest flag pullers on Long Island play for first-year coach Guy Buckley at ESM. A new playbook, an experienced senior class and the Sharks find themselves shooting for a Suffolk title.
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2 weeks ago |
newsday.com | Gregg Sarra
Lauren Alvarez, Valley Stream District, WR/CB, SR. The two-way threat had 450 receiving yards and seven touchdowns. She also had 45 flag pulls and eight interceptions. Caitlin Barry, MacArthur, WR/LB, Sr.She caught 39 passes for 349 yards and six touchdowns. Barry also had 60 flag pulls and four INTs for the Generals, who went 13-4. Alexa Benun, Port Washington, WR/SS, Sr.The speedy 5-6 wide receiver rushed for 1,008 yards and scored 12 touchdowns. She also had two interceptions.
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2 weeks ago |
newsday.com | Gregg Sarra
A teammate yelled "barrel it up" from the bench. C.J. Alfano and his "torpedo bat" obliged. The junior first baseman for St. Anthony's drilled a line drive off the top of the right centerfield fence some 350 feet from the plate at the College Point Field Complex in Queens. Alfano turned on a 1-and-0 pitch and the ball left his new wooden "torpedo bat" in a hurry. The ball was destined for Ulmer Street before the top of the 20-foot outfield fence diverted its path from oncoming traffic.
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3 weeks ago |
newsday.com | Gregg Sarra
The original New York Dragon is joining the new-look New York Dragons' coaching staff. Sean Tremblay, the first player signed by the original New York Dragons of the Arena Football League in 2001, has been named an assistant coach for the New York Dragons of the Entertainment Football Association. “We’re excited to have Sean join the staff,” said Gerald Filardi, the Dragons head coach and director of football operations. “He brings a lot of coaching and playing experience to the staff.
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