Times Newsweekly SPORTS Covering Local High School, Semi-Pro And Youth Programs • Send News To [email protected] The Lady Red Hawks Head Into Playoffs In First Place The LaGuardia Community College (LAGCC) Lady Red Hawks have secured at least a tie for first place in the CUNY Athletic Conference (CUNYAC) with their 69-46 victory over Hostos Community College last Thursday, Jan. 29. Boasting an 8-2 record in the CUNYAC, the Lady Red Hawks can do no worse than a tie for first place with Queensborough Community College, if Queensborough can manage to win its final two games. The season was difficult for the Lady Red Hawks, with several of the players not eligible to play due to academic suspension. Even with a depleted squad, the Lady Red Hawks produced some standout players this year. Kailyn Richburg, freshman point guard, is in the top 10 in the division in both assists and steals. She has amassed 119 total steals this season, good for 8th, and has Bulletin Board BBAASSKKEETTBBAALL TEAM OPENINGS for all men’s divisions. Top Gun, Competitive, Intermediate and 3-On-3 Divisions. Games are played at Christ the King HS, Msgr. McClancy HS and Redeemer Lutheran School. Call 1-917- 9514523 or visit www.rpsabasketball.com. MEN’S BASKETBALL LEAGUE men’s basketball league in Bayside is ongoing. Competitive, supervised games all year round. Two divisions. Prime and classic divisions. Please contact Jimmy, 1-917-699-3955, or Glenn, 1-516-994-3232. SSOOCCCCEERR WOODHAVEN SOCCER CLUB is currently registering players for teams from U14 through U16. For additional information, go to www.woodhavensoccerclub.com. BLAU WEISS GOTTSCHEE is seeking boys and girls for its intramural and travel team programs at Juniper Valley Park. For more info call 1-718- 268-3713 or visit www.bwgottschee.com. LONG ISLAND CITY YMCA offers various instructional clinics. For additional information, call 1-718-392-7932. TTRRAACCKK && FFIIEELDD FOREST PARK RUNNERS CLUB meets at 8 a.m. on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays at the intersection of Woodhaven Boulevard and Forest Park Drive for runs of four to eight miles. Visit www.forestparkrunners.org or email info@ forestparkrunners.org. BBAASSEEBBAALL//SSOOFFTTBBAALL RGMVM LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL will be taking registrations for the 2015 season starting on Friday, Jan. 30, from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday, Jan. 31, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the clubhouse located on the corner of 78th Avenue and 81st Street in Glendale. Registration will also take place the following weekend at the same times. Open to all baseball and softball players between ages 5 and 18. For more information, call 1-718- 821-4487. XTRA INNINGS SOFTBALL LEAGUE has openings for its Saturday, Sunday and weeknights division. Players can choose from LOB, modified, coed and women’s divisions. For more information, call Ricky at 1- 718-640-0286 REDMNF Softball League. High arc, lob pitching. At various locations on Sundays in Queens, times vary. For more information, call 1-646-872-8392. INN SOFTBALL LEAGUE has openings for men’s teams in its six to 12-foot arc league. Doubleheaders played weekday evenings at Juniper Valley Park and Maurice Park. For more information, call 1-917-680-8472 or visit www.foulpoles.com. YOUTH TRAVEL BASEBALL Queens Crusaders, a travel youth baseball team based in Queens is looking for players ages U8 to U12 to join the organization. For more information, call Vinny, 1-917-680-8472. QUEENS ALLIANCE BASEBALL LEAGUE and the QUEENS KIWANIS are taking registration for players 12 and up for all divisions. For more information, call 1-718-366-7718 or 1- 718-821-4487. QUEENS LIGHTED SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION is expanding and looking for teams. League champions can win cash prizes and championship rings. For more information, visit www.leaguelineup.com/QLSA. BVD SOFTBALL MEN’s TEAMS needed for Sunday snowflake doubleheaders games at noon. Six and 12-foot arc, on dirt with pitch counts. For more information, call 1-718- 416-0287 or email [email protected]. MAURICE SOFTBALL LEAGUE is holding Sunday morning games. Slow modified play, balls included, games at Maurice Park. For more information, call 1-347-351-2905 or visit www.leaguelineup.com/isl. FFOOOOTTBBAALL QUEENS FALCONS Register now and attend workouts for the upcoming season. Call your teams’ coach to get signed up and suited: • Peanuts (six-eight years old/110 lbs. max). For more information, call coach Neil, 1-718-877-8618. • Jr. Pee Wee (Nine-10 years old/130 lbs. max). For more information, call coach Dennis, 1-917- 886-7159. • Pee Wee (11-12 years old/155 lbs. max). For more information, call coach Jon, 1-917-589-3050. • Bantam (13-14 years old/175 lbs. max). For more information, call coach Gabby, 1-646-335-6828 • Intermediate (15-17 years old, no weight limit). For more information, call coach Vince, 1-347-558-6484. Additional information can be found online at www.queensfalcons.net. by Anthony Giudice The LaGuardia Community College (LAGCC) Lady Red Hawks have secured at least a tie for first place in the CUNY Athletic Conference (CUNYAC) with their 69-46 victory over Hostos Community College last Thursday, Jan. 29. -SEE RED HAWKS ON PG. 51- Flyers Take Home Plenty Of Medals by Anthony Giudice The St. Margaret’s/Resurrection Flyers won their fair share of medals in the Ragazzo Races at St. Anthony’s in Huntington Station last Sunday, Jan. 25. TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2015 • 50 ORTHODONTICS WWW.GLENRIDGEORTHODONTIST.COM Est. 1976 ©Times Newsweekly 2015-GLENRIDGE FREE* Consultation and Exam WWW.GLENRIDGEORTHODONTIST.COM Medicaid Approved Taking the gold in the 400 meter relay were novice boys: Josiah Boulet, Unai Higgins, Kevin Isca and Andrew Kelly. The bantam boys: Ricky Hubert, Victor Osling, Shane Rooney and Kasper Niepojok took the gold medal in the 800 meter medley. Also winning gold for the 800 meter medley was junior boys: Jorge Aguilar, James Burns, Owen Kelly and Michael Hubert. The gold medals for the 200 meter relay went to peewees: Cole Perna, Aiobhe Gallagher, Bailey Walshe and Aileen Mitarotonda. Senior, Karolina Niepojok took home the gold medal and trophy for the 1000 meter race. The silver medal recipient for the 1000 meter race was junior, Zara McPartland. Junior girls Nina Allen, Bryanna Hurson and Shauna Hurson won the silver for the 400 meter medley relay. Winning the silver in the 800 meter medley relay were senior girls: Keri Ann Koenig, Ciara Roche, Ariel LaForest and Rebecca Hurson. The silver medal in the 400 meter medley relay was won by senior boys: John Ostling, Brian Kelly and Alex LaForest. Bantam girls Mackenzie Collin, Emily Browne, Samantha Burns and Laura Hullihan took home the bronze medal in the 800 meter medley relay. The bronze in the standing long jump was won by peewee -SEE FLYERS ON PG. 51- Sacred Heart Wildcat Cheerleaders Diplomate, American Board of Orthodontics The Sacred Heart’s Wildcat Cheerleaders had their picture day on January 17. Pictured are: Vincent J. Bilello, D.D.S., ABO Diplomate, Specialists in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics 65-34 Myrtle Ave., Glendale, NY 11385 Most Insurance Accepted As Partial or Full Payment 1-718-381-2965 1-718-386-8728 Bottom row, left to right: Jaliyah Perez, Claudia Meditz, Rachael Gruber, Leia McNelis, Isabella Dodenc; middle row, left to right: Natalie Costello, Hailey Horvath, Krystyna Ryan, Erin Watkins, Joseline Lugo, Susan Fitzpatrick; top row, left to right: coach Lee Federico, Alessandra Costa, Isabel Tolud, Sarah Kurre, Suzanne Cardona, Emily Clementi, coach Gina Tuske. Not included in the picture are cheerleader Tara Fegan and coaches Samara Ruiz and Vanessa Whitmore.
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