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2011 top 10 sports stories
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2011 Top Sports Story No. 1: Mattituck’s rise and fall on the hardwood
It was a season defined by The Tip-In, possibly the biggest shot in Mattituck boys basketball history. A season in which the Tuckers accomplished so much was highlighted by Steve Ascher’s last-second tip-in to topple Malverne in the Southeast Region Class B semifinal at SUNY/Old Westbury. Malverne led for virtually the entire...
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2011 Top Sports Story No. 2: Tuckers make return trip to Glens Falls
For a high school girls volleyball team in New York, any season that ends in Glens Falls can’t be a bad one. And that is where Mattituck finished up for the second straight year, in the Glens Falls Civic Center for the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Championships. As...
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2011 Top Sports Story No. 3: Ed Danowski tabbed as area’s greatest athlete
During the summer of 2011, the Times/Review Newsgroup sports staff began an ambitious project to compile a list of the 20 greatest athletes in this area’s history, starting from the North Fork and stretching into Brookhaven Town. The idea was to tell the forgotten or unknown stories of the many...
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2011 Top Sports Story No. 4: L.I. champion Tuckers reach end of road
One thing was certain: an Ascher would be on the mound, pitching for the Mattituck baseball team in the Southeast Region Class B final. The question was, which one would it be, Steve Ascher or his twin brother, Tom? The answer was both. Tom Ascher started the game, but after the first...
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2011 Top Sports Story No. 5: A rare baseball double no-hitter
No-hitters in baseball are a rarity. Double no-hitters are almost unheard of. A Google search indicated that there has never been a double no-hitter in the major leagues. A search of The New York Times’ archives found that, although minor league records are incomplete, there are two recorded instances of double...
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2011 Top Sports Story No. 6: Sadowski nets his 200th coaching win
Two hundred wins is nothing to take lightly. It’s represents quite an investment in time and effort. For Andrew Sadowski, it has been an 18-year journey. The Southold boys soccer coach had an entire off-season to think about his 200th career win after the First Settlers were ousted by Port Jefferson...
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2011 Top Sports Story No. 7: First loss is a last loss for Mattituck
It was an imperfect end to an otherwise perfect season. The Mattituck High School girls tennis team enjoyed one of the best seasons it has ever had in 2011. Coming off a losing 2010 campaign in Suffolk County League VII, the Tuckers rebounded with the League VIII title (their first league championship...
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2011 Top Sports Story No. 8: Three titles in one, busy day for Ujkic
Three titles in one day. Talk about putting in a full day’s play. It’s hard to beat that, just as it has been hard for anyone to beat Chris Ujkic. The former Mattituck High School and Sacred Heart University standout was his dominant self in the Bob Wall Memorial Tennis Tournament this...
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2011 Top Sports Story No. 9: Tampa Bay Rays draft Kubiak
Dave Kubiak has a New York Yankees logo tattooed on the inside of his left arm, but the Tampa Bay Rays are undoubtedly close to his heart. That must have been the case in June when the Rays told Kubiak that they wanted him. Tampa Bay picked the SUNY/Albany pitcher in...
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2011 Top Sports Story No. 10: Scoggin’s heroics can’t hold off Wheatley
Austin Scoggin’s final game for the Mattituck High School boys soccer team may have been his best. The senior goalkeeper stopped everything Wheatley kicked his way — except for one shot. That’s what made it such a bittersweet farewell for Scoggin. Wheatley dominated possession, putting its skill and speed to good...
