Sea football looks to transition from homebodies to road warriors
The 4-2 Vikings (3-1 CHSFL) begin a four-game road trip on Friday against Xaverian in Brooklyn
Walsh, Muhammad lift Msgr. Farrell to season-opening win over Rhode Island’s top-ranked team
Senior QB tosses three first-half TDs, while senior RB gains 173 yards on 29 carries in Lions’ 34-30 home victory
Move up in ranks a double-edged sword for McKee/S.I. Tech football
Sea Gulls hope to springboard off of last year’s solid PSAL AAA campaign into the upper echelon 4-A this season
A teacher, colleague and friend: Memories of George Kochman
Longtime educator, reporter and the heartbeat of Staten Island’s road racing community passes away Friday at 84
Monsignor Farrell football honors longtime coach Gary Romeo during preseason practice
Fixture on JV and frosh sidelines celebrated during a reception following program-wide practice featuring 155 current Lions
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Festa’s journey continues with Texas
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Mets release Staten Island’s Matt Festa prior to Wednesday’s loss
St. Joseph by-the-Sea product only appears in one game with hometown Amazins before being a DFA casualty to make room for Christian Scott
Sea HS grad Matt Festa falls in debut for Mets in 11-inning, rain-delayed affair to visiting Astros
Veteran righty reliever yields five runs in 11th inning as Houston takes rubber match, 10-5, sending Mets to first series loss in a month
Mets call up St. Joseph by-the-Sea product Matt Festa for bullpen help
Righty reliever gets called up after pitching staff can’t hold five-run lead during Saturday’s loss to Astros
Former Rangers favorite Nick Fotiu looks ahead to next hockey season
Legendary tough guy and Staten Island native believes the club needs to be ‘more physical’ in the ’25 playoffs
Now that Willie Mays is gone, who is baseball’s ‘Greatest Living Player’?
There are plenty of candidates, but one truly stands out as the successor to the throne
Tottenville baseball serves notice with Bassett’s no-hit, 17-K gem in opener
Junior right-hander dominates in top-seeded Pirates’ 10-0 first-round playoff win over Van Arsdale
The ‘Sunnyside Swamp’ continues to plague Petrides baseball
Panthers are likely to turn into road warriors once again due to poor playing conditions, a situation which seems to be an annual event.
St. Joseph by-the-Sea softball: Young, experienced and really good
Vikings, state finalists last year, are undefeated in the league and ranked third in the state this season
Fantasy baseball: Beware of prospects
Batter up! But don’t bank on blue chippers right out of the gate.
Fotiu gives Rangers more than a fighting chance to win the Cup
Staten Island native and former Blueshirts’ tough guy gives the Rangers a good chance to win the Stanley Cup — something they haven’t done since 1994, the only title the franchise has since 1940.
New sport for Sea, Staten Island
Despite falling to Delbarton, Vikings emerge as winners playing first rugby match in Staten Island history
Island girls’ wrestlers come together to take on rest of the PSAL
League rules create Staten Island Wrestling, featuring grapplers from five schools competing as one
