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Why Doesn’t Long Island Have a Soccer Team? (Op-Ed)
Soccer is a growing sport in America, with Major League Soccer (MLS) on track to overtake other sports. Long Island is culturally diverse region, with people from different backgrounds, many of them soccer fans. It would only make sense for Long Island to have their own MLS team to call their own.
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How Are Long Islanders Doing Two Years After the Pandemic Changed Our World?
It’s been over two years since the start of the pandemic. People throughout the globe have been struggling with the changes brought about by COVID. Teachers, first responders, students, and hospitality workers have gone through ups and downs since 2020. Different industries have different perspectives on what changes came about throughout the pandemic.
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Why Doesn’t Long Island Have a Soccer Team? (Op-Ed)
Soccer is a growing sport in America, with Major League Soccer (MLS) on track to overtake other sports. Long Island is culturally diverse region, with people from different backgrounds, many of them soccer fans. It would only make sense for Long Island to have their own MLS team to call their own.
New Hampshire hands Men’s Soccer first conference loss
The Stony Brook men’s soccer team played their third game of the America East season against the No. 17 New Hampshire Wildcats on a cold and windy afternoon at home on Friday, March 19. In a very entertaining match, the Seawolves could not get their offense going, losing the game 2-1.
Men’s Soccer battles to scoreless tie against UMBC
In an entertaining America East opener, the Stony Brook men’s soccer team fought to the very end against UMBC on Friday, March 5 at home on a windy Long Island day at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium. The Seawolves played a great match, but the game ended in a 0-0 tie after two 10-minute overtime halves. The draw brought Stony Brook’s record to 0-2-1.