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Team Directory
| Team 1 Parkway All Stars |
| Team 2 Promo Cup |
| Team 3 Syosset-Woodbury Physical Therapy |
| Team 4 Fathers, Sons & 'Daughters' Floorcovering |
| Team 5 Woodbury Country Deli |
| Team 6 The Smile Station Mighty Molars |
A fun Trophy Night
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Instructional League Associate Commissioner Frank DiCostanzo calls out the names of the players
Two stars from Promo Cup revel in ices, trophies and pix! |
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A Syosset-Woodbury Physical Therapy player flashes her pearly whites on Trophy Night. |
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Something to remember long after the ices are gone! |
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First 2008 Instructional Clinic is a hit!
Syosset, NY 13 April 2008--Forty SYAC girls and their coaches and parents from the Instructional and Pony leagues came to the newly refurbished South Grove softball field Sunday to learn the fundamentals from Christina Anderson.
Christina kept the girls and their parents involved and attentive for the full hour-and-a-half of her clinic. Attendees interviewed said that that the kids had a great time, all learned something they didn't know before and everyone felt "involved."
About Christina Anderson
Coach Anderson was a Manhattan College (Division I) assistant pitching coach from 1997-1999. She helped lead the Jaspers to the MAAC conference title in 1999 and to the NCAA tournament that year. Her duties included accompanying the team to play pre-season tournaments in Florida, calling pitches during games, coaching first base, designing pitching workouts and assisting in all aspects of recruiting.
A 1993 graduate of Fordham University with a degree in Psychology, Anderson was a four-year starting scholarship pitcher and second baseman for the Rams and served as the team’s captain during her senior year campaign. She obtained her master’s degree in education from Sacred Heart University in 1996.
Prior to that, at Carmel/Ardsley High School, she was part of the Sectional Championship Volleyball Team in 1989 as an outside hitter. She was a Westchester County All-League and All-County honorable mention guard on the basketball team and was among the county’s scoring leaders, with an average of 14 points per game her senior year. She was an All-League and All-County pitcher, as well as team MVP the same year. Anderson also was among the leaders in Westchester County pitchers with wins, ERA and strikeouts. She was a Section 1 Girls Basketball and Softball Coaches Association All-Star. In 1990, Anderson was inducted into her High School’s Athletic Wall of Fame.
Anderson has coached softball, volleyball and basketball at various high schools in Westchester and Long Island, namely Hastings-on-Hudson, Pleasantville, Briarcliff and Huntington High Schools. She is the previous assistant director of LuHi Softball camp and director of LuHi Volleyball camp in Brookville. She has done private pitching lessons for the past 8 years and has done pitching and coaching clinics in Westchester and Syosset.
Anderson currently teaches sixth grade at Huntington Intermediate School, where she has been teaching for the past ten years. She and her co-teacher have done Reading workshops for Long Island University and Suffolk County Reading Council on how to teach Reading to Inclusion classes. She has been featured in the Award Catalog Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers three times during her teaching career.
A native of Carmel, New York, the 37-year-old Anderson is married with two future softball players; Kaitlin, age 4, and Ashley, 1. She resides in Levittown, New York.