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Nassau County Team Of The Week: Matthew Schaefer In Port Washington, Massapequa Lax Takes Home Title
See which athletes were at the top of their game in the Nassau County Team of the Week.

See which athletes were at the top of their game in the Nassau County Team of the Week.

Drake Maye is bringing his first MayeDay Family Foundation event to Polar Park this weekend.
The Smithtown Kickers / Long Island Slammers G2014 team earned a bid to the Iber Cup after winning the LIJSL Elite Club Alliance League.
A new indoor training space is planned for an existing Commerce Way building.
City proclamation saluted the local tennis club and partner clubs for five decades of national-level competition and volunteer leadership.
Here's the latest on the controversial and highly anticipated Sports Illustrated Resort set to open in Tuscaloosa in the coming years.
The Rams claimed the SCC title with a walk-off extra-inning victory.
The popular national franchise plans to open an eight-court location in Livermore that will offer coaching, leagues, and youth development.
The University of West Alabama has hired Benjamin White as the inaugural head coach of its new women’s flag football program.
Health Officer Jeff Grosser says regional public health planning is underway.
Prince George's will be hosting a World Cup Festival to celebrate the return of the men's FIFA World Cup games to the U.S.
ATL is preparing to welcome thousands of people to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which is expected to net more than $500 million fiscally in GA.
Alexandria's collegiate summer baseball league is scrambling to find a few more host families for its visiting players this summer.
The Hamden girls lacrosse team closed out its regular season with a win over North Haven.
The idea of a New York City and Lake Placid partnership comes after the success of the most recent Winter Olympics in Italy.
The school district has officially named its newest athletic director.
The award was presented during the Women’s College World Series banquet in Oklahoma City.
The Crimson Tide earned the No. 1 overall seed and is making its 16th appearance in the WCWS
The schools superintendent said the JV season will also be scrapped due to fallout from hazing in the football program last year.
The Township Council unanimously granted a special use permit for up to 11 match-day events at the Park Avenue bar and restaurant.
Westfield officials said two heavily used turf fields at Houlihan/Sid Fay have reached the end of their lifespan.
Farmington last week officially opened a new splash pad and pickleball courts at Westwoods Recreation Complex.
Somerset County has landed two World Cup Community Initiative Grants to fund watch parties and cultural festivals ahead of the tournament.
The school announced the hiring this week.
A Bay Shore football standout was recognized while Babylon and Huntington athletes continued a strong spring.
Nassau County sports action didn't stop this week, with teams in action on fields and tracks across the county. Read on to see who won big!
The UConn basketball great is now an in-state hall of famer.
If you're needing a refreshing dip to beat the heat, here's when swimming pools across Prince George's will open for the season.
Brooke Strauss has been honored by a major organization.
The Sheehan girls lacrosse team closed out its regular season with games against Sacred Heart Academy, Hand-Madison, and North Branford.
The Sacred Heart Academy lacrosse team closed out its season with recent games against Sheehan and Mercy.
New baseball and softball facilities are part of a larger upgrade plan aimed at improving athletic spaces at CLC, according to reports.
2 NJ executives are offering high school students hands-on exposure to sports industry careers before college applications begin.
The kids' gymnastics and tumbling studio will close this weekend after serving local families for 14 years.
The Titans closed out the regular season with recent games against Hamden and Cheshire.
The Hamden boys lacrosse team split its recent games with Sheehan and Guilford.
The city's summer collegiate baseball team is returning for another season this month.
The seniors attended the event in honor of National Girls and Women in Sports Day.
Palos South Middle School seventh-grade boys and girls teams, along with eighth-grade boys teams, all earned first-place finishes.