Staff from St. Francis Hospital visited St. Anthony’s High School last week to host a pilot for the Student Athlete Cardiac Screening Program, where members of the high school’s varsity baseball team participated in individual cardiac screenings to catch any life threatening heart conditions.

Walt Whitman High School hosted the National Dance Alliance’s Whitman Winter Spirit regional championship on Sunday, drawing dancers from across the Tri-State area, including Walt Whitman and Huntington high schools, who competed for a shot in the upcoming national competition.

When she crossed the finish line in the 300-meter race at the Molloy Stanner Games in Manhattan earlier this month, 17-year-old track star, Mary Chimezie, said she was “shocked.”

Walt Whitman High School’s boys soccer team was honored in Albany on Wednesday for its recent New York state championship.

Huntington High School’s Kyree Johnson and Infinite Tucker are pretty fast. At the Molloy Stanner Games in Manhattan last weekend, both Blue Devils set the top times in the country this winter season in their respective events.

Battling for first in the Nassau ABC conference, the Cold Spring Harbor boys basketball team defeated the Oyster Bay Baymen 78-69 on Tuesday.

The Northport High School Tiger Marching Band performed in front of 65,000 fans at the Outback Bowl in Tampa, Florida, on New Year’s Day.

Taylor Moreno, Huntington High School’s 17-year-old football kicker, could be picked out of the group by her light brown hair, neatly fixed in a French braid hanging out of her helmet onto the back of her No. 2 jersey. “To see her in the lineup on the sidelines and you see all these big guys and the back of their helmets and then you see my daughter with the braid down the back of her helmet,” said Taylor’s mother, Theresa Moreno, 46. “It was a really cool image.”

Four Huntington High School field hockey players captured post-season awards at the Suffolk Field Hockey Coaches Association’s annual awards dinner at Villa Lombardi’s in Holbrook.

Greenlawn-native Chris Algieri got back in the win column Saturday night with a unanimous decision over Erick Bone in a 10-round welterweight bout at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

The crowd at Town Hall Tuesday gave the Walt Whitman High School’s Wildcat Marching Band a round of applause, but it was not for one of its outstanding performances. This time, it was to acknowledge a big recent achievement: capturing its first New York State band championship. 

Three days before retaking the ring at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, where he once became a world champion, Greenlawn native Chris Algieri compared himself to his next opponent, Erick Bone.

The Cold Spring Harbor School District announced that seven of its female high school athletes have signed letters of intent to attend Division I colleges. The students include five lacrosse players, a soccer player and softball player.

Don’t let her size fool you. She may look small, but she is strong. When 17-year-old Daniela LoCastro starts a race, her muscles are defined with each stride, revealing her quadriceps and sculpted arms. “The school security guards just call her machine because she’s running around the school so often,” said Sal LoCastro, 52, Daniela’s father.

The Walt Whitman Wildcats won the high school’s first-ever state boys soccer championship this weekend.

With her brown hair tied back into a low bun, 14-year-old Camille Roberts smiles widely to her coach before approaching the diving board. Once she reaches the board, where she’s spent most of the last five years of her life perfecting her craft, her smile turns to a look of determination.

Former world champion boxer Chris Algieri, formerly of Greenlawn, will get back into the ring at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center Dec. 5.

Same score, different outcome.

Claiming its first boys soccer county championship since 1996, Whitman defeated Brentwood 1-0 last night, one year after the Wildcats fell to Commack in the Class AA championship game by the very same score.

Tom Femminella, a Massapequa native who is Massapequa High School’s all-time leading scoring and played college ball for Catholic University in the mid-2000s before going on to coach at Hofstra University and then Ward Melville High School, is beginning to fight against what he said has been a recent downswing in the production of homegrown basketball talent on Long Island.

Cold Spring Harbor Seahawk fans were shouting and routing on their players in blue and red, as the high school football team fought hard against the Roslyn Bulldogs at their homecoming game Saturday.