Over The Hill Gang Report

Bethpage Pharmacy, in a real close nail biter, won their second in a row by edging out Zwanger Pesiri Radiology 10-9.  Barco jumped out with two in the bottom half of the first on a sac fly by Kevin Moloney and an RBI hit by Terry McPartland, but Zwanger tied it up in the third.  

Titans Registration

Farmingdale Titans Football and Cheerleading league will hold registration on Friday, May 24 from 7 to 9 p.m. and again on Saturday, May 25, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Allen Park, in Farmingdale. Children are guaranteed playing time regardless of experience or skill level. 

Over The Hill Gang Report

LaCorte’s Family Auto is off to a great start this year. The team beat Paradox Cafe 20-13 on May 3. Last week, LaCorte tied Moby Drugs. Against Paradox, Keith Burtis had a great night pitching and he also blasted a home run. Charlie

Dittmar had a fantastic night at first base and he also belted a homer. Vic Inzirillo played a great third base and hit well. LaCorte is planning to be the come back team of the year. 

Over The Hill Gang Report

LaCorte’s Family Auto is off to a great start this year. The team beat Paradox Cafe 20-13 on May 3. Last week, LaCorte tied Moby Drugs. Against Paradox, Keith Burtis had a great night pitching and he also blasted a home run. Charlie

Dittmar had a fantastic night at first base and he also belted a homer. Vic Inzirillo played a great third base and hit well. LaCorte is planning to be the come back team of the year. 

Dalers Wrestling Team Donates Uniforms

The Farmingdale wrestling team donated a set of 23 singlets to the Long Beach wrestling program to help them rebuild after Hurricane Sandy. The custom-sublimated singlets were designed and manufactured by Steven Panarelli and his apparel company Reversible Lifestyles located in Farmingdale. Panarelli was the Nassau County Wrestling Champion at 171 lbs for the Dalers in 2003. 

Local Runner, Author Escapes Boston Blast

John Hanc finished the race more than an hour before the explosion 

For John Hanc, of Farmingdale, racing the Boston Marathon was the culmination of a week doing a lot of press for his new book, The B.A.A. at 125: The Official History of the Boston Athletic Association, 1887-2012, which tells the story of the oldest marathon in the country, and the third-largest marathon in the world.

“It was a great week…and an hour and half later it fell apart,” says Hanc. “My business concerns seemed to shrink in light of the terrorist attacks.”

Boys Track, Field Awards

The Farmingdale Winter Boys Track and Field team has recently been named as Conference I Champions and also the Nassau County Runners-Up at the annual awards dinner. The members earned the following: Michael Tristano (All County/ All Conference), Michael Outing (All County), Nico Fratto (All County), Anthony Bellacosa (All County/ All Conference), Jude Pierre (All County/ All Conference), Steve Royal (All County/ All Conference), Brett Davies (All County/ All Conference), Matt DiCarlo (All County), Madison Blanchard (All Conference), Richard Zapata (All Conference), Styvenson Hogarth (All Conference)/ Pictured with coaches Walt Henning and Erin Garvey. 

Over The Hill Gang Report

The Over the Hill Gang softball league opened its 38th season on April 19 at Allen Park. The league thanks Town Supervisor John Venditto, Legislator Michael Venditto and Councilman Joe Pinto for helping with the opening day festivities. 

Swimmers, Divers Honored

Nine members of the Farmingdale High School Varsity Boys’ Swimming and Diving team were among those honored by the Nassau County Boys Swim Coaches Association as the top swimmers and divers in the county. To be invited to the event, the boys had to finish in the top 10 in the division and county competitions. Pictured are Farmingdale Coach Randy Corcoran, Tom Celenza, Kris Harris, Chris McGlynn, Andrew Presta, James Mangione, James Barnola, Matt Crow, Vincent Mattei, Nader Golshahr, and Coach Ken Ilchuk.

Farmingdale Swimmers Win Awards

The Nassau County Boys Swim Coaches Association held an event recently honoring the top swimmers and divers in the county. In order to be invited, the boys had to finish in the top 10 in both division and county competitions. The Farmingdale Varsity Boys’ Swimmimg and Diving team had nine who qualified and received awards. Pictured are Coach Randy Corcoran, Tom Celenza, Kris Harris, Chris McGlynn, Andrew Presta, James Mangione, James Barnola, Matt Crow, Vincent Mattei, Nader Golshahr, and Coach Ken Ilchuk.