County Congratulates 2017 Girls Softball Champions
Anton Media Staff August 30, 2017
Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano congratulated the East Meadow High School Girls Softball Team on winning the 2017 New York State
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Ironman Helps Homeless Youth
Won Jung August 28, 2017
Swimming 2.4 miles in the water. 112 miles on a bike. 26.2 miles on foot. For an average person, that’s enough
Moving The Chains On A Dream
Joseph Catrone August 17, 2017
In a sport that constantly rewards forward movement with a new set of chances, Mcgregory Frederique has come a long way.
Blown Out Of The Water
Nicole Lockwood August 17, 2017
On the outskirts of the small Brookhaven village of Blue Point lies Blue Point Dock, a short pier where locals can
Vinny Messana’s Second Chance In Baseball
Won Jung August 13, 2017
The start to Vinny Messana’s story is one that’s all too familiar. A baseball-loving kid grows up obsessing over America’s pastime.
UFC Fight Night: Weidman Versus Gastelum
Damon Martin August 3, 2017
It was a night filled with upsets when the UFC landed in Long Island, New York for the first time, as
Tough Mudder Makes Long Island Mark
Nicole Lockwood July 28, 2017
Muddy trenches, barbed wire crawls, rope climbs and more endurance-testing obstacles were met by nearly 8,500 willing participants over the weekend,
Fresh Air And Tennis For All
Joseph Catrone July 23, 2017
It’s easy to take for granted, but sometimes a little fresh air can go a long way in a child’s life.
Stand Up Paddleboard & Kayak Race
Anton Media Staff July 22, 2017
Join United Way of Long Island on the Peconic River this summer for a chance to support Long Island veterans and
Local Fighters Showcased At Inaugural UFC Event
Anton Media Staff July 19, 2017
A bevy of local fighters will be in action when UFC visits Long Island for the first time for UFC Fight
Get Down And Dirty
Nicole Lockwood July 19, 2017
Tough Mudder comes to Long Island One of the toughest obstacle courses is set to make its muddy mark on Long
New York, New York: Curtis Granderson On His Metro Career
Steve Mosco July 19, 2017
It’s the city so nice, he played for it twice. Through stints with both New York baseball clubs, Curtis Granderson learned
Night Of Knockouts
Nicole Lockwood July 13, 2017
Omar “El Panterita” Figueroa and Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero face off Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum will once again be the host
Bird Mascots: Baseball Edition
Dave Gil de Rubio July 8, 2017
Professional sports mascots have been a part of the entertainment landscape for the past couple of decades. Many credit the San
Goin’ Fishin’
Jennifer Fauci June 28, 2017
One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish. It’s finally summer and for avid fishermen, that means an all-time high for
Mets’ Curtis Granderson Rounds The Bases
Steve Mosco June 27, 2017
It’s easy to write off athletes as pretentious—their egos inflated by adoring fans and fawning press, their sensibilities dulled by derision
En Garde At 5T Fencers Club
Betsy Abraham June 22, 2017
As one of the millions of people who saw Wonder Woman recently, I too, now have a new life goal to
LI’s Weidman Headlining Coliseum’s First-Ever UFC Card
Mike Barry June 21, 2017
Baldwin native Chris Weidman was twice an All-American wrestler at Hofstra University so his Saturday, July 22, main event match at
SASS Hits A Home Run
Anton Media Staff June 16, 2017
The SASS Foundation for Medical Research, Inc., with the help of local high school baseball teams, sponsored a special campaign for
Baseball’s Best One-Two Pitch
Anton Media Staff June 16, 2017
As late as the 1960s, many major league baseball teams stuck with a four-man pitching rotation. Not only that, pitchers, especially
