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Here are some pictures of myself and my son. My son Rich graduated, class of 98 from Oyster Bay H.S. In New York. He has played 3 sports since grade school, and lettered in 3 sports in high school. Baseball, Football and Basketball. He is now attending State University at Farmingdale. Last year (1998) was a year my family and the town of Oyster Bay will not soon forget. The school put up a banner year, Winning the Class C and Nassau county championships in Baseball, Basketball. Class C championship in Soccer, Track & Field and a Long island championship in Girls Basketball. I would like to give my congratulations to all the students and coaches who participated. The football team was another story no championship but made Long Island history by being ranked 14th in a conference of 14 teams. They went 8-0 undefeated in the regular season. The only team in Long Island history to be ranked last and go undefeated in the regular season. They lost in the first round of playoffs to the defending champs, but we all enjoyed the ride and they put a new found enthusiasm in the program.

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8th grade football. Rich (in gold) not very big but the heart of lion closes in for the tackle.

Class C and Nassau County Champions, Rich batted leadoff and was an All Division player batting .425 with a .543 on base avg.

Rich (H.S.) making a great play to save a touchdown in the playoffs

Back in the day. My son laughed at this picture. He asked "what kind of helmet is that ?" I am on the left.

The old school yard days and the money leauges in Brooklyn dad pulls one down. I told him this was real football we had no grass in Brooklyn. "LOL"

Softball in the school yard (69)

We can't forget Grandpa (at bat) this is way back (1946) streets of Brooklyn

Rich at the Nassau County Baseball Awards Dinner

Mom and Dad at a party

We would like to wish our son Rich the best in his future endeavors, and don't forget that H.S. senior year that showed when you work hard and put your best effort forward anything is within reach. We love you. A very proud Mom and Dad.