Sports

With every day that goes by, with every game that’s checked off on the schedule, Steven Matz’ golden left arm is healing. Every day, his surgically repaired elbow gets closer to where it needs to be. Read Full Article

An America’s Cup veteran and Wall Street investor team up to bring competitive sailing to Oyster Bay
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These aren’t your father’s Seawolves or even your older brother’s. The Stony Brook University athletic department has been blossoming at a breakneck pace, working to stay in stride with the academic side of the university that might be growing even quicker. Read Full Article

Some golfers stash their clubs in the closet after Labor Day. For those who want more, autumn on Long Island is a wonderful season to roam the course. The game’s challenges are multiplied and magnified by the harsher elements, but golfers embrace an old Scottish saying: If there’s nae wind and nae rain, it’s nae golf. Or, to mix metaphors, smooth seas do not a great skipper make. Read Full Article

Glance at Brian Rolston’s face and it’s nothing like the other forwards on the New York Islanders roster—the gray hair in his beard, the scar over his left cheek. He’s fought for possession along the boards for years. He’s had to earn his 11 trips to the playoffs, three times worn the letters “U-S-A” across his chest and at one time clutched the Stanley Cup above his head. Read Full Article

The St. Anthony’s girls lacrosse team entered the season not just as the top-ranked squad in Suffolk County or talent-rich Long Island, it was ranked No. 1 in the country according to ESPN RISE. Read Full Article

Stony Brook lacrosse coach Jim Nagle comes full circle to bring focus to the fundamentals. Read Full Article