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Middle Village
CK alumni bring wisdom to bench
Two of the best players ever to walk through the doors of Christ the King are back at the school this year as coaches. Comment.
Fresh Meadows
Bedoya picked best boys soccer player
Queens was arguably the best boys’ soccer borough in 2011. Comment.
Bayside
Bayside’s Glazer tops Qns. girls soccer players
Queens was back in a big way this year. Staten Island has been known for its dominance of the girls’ soccer world, but Queens is closing in fast. Comment.
Flushing
Knights swim for cancer
When the Queens College men’s swimming and diving coach started at his new post this year, he brought with him a number of goals: to increase the roster size, build a successful program and improve on the record of the previous year. Comment.
Middle Village
CK does not disappoint at kickoff against Orange Wave
Christ the King was down seven points, Thomas Jefferson’s tiny inferno of a gymnasium was rocking and Joe Arbitello couldn’t have been happier. Comment.
Broadway-Flushing
Stanners led by Gallagher
Nothing could stop Archbishop Molloy’s Carolyn Gallagher — not even a foot injury. Comment.
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