GREG CONNORS:

Graduated from Smithtown West HS in 1992, was named all league in 1991 and 1992.  Graduated from Dowling College with a degree in Business Management in 1996 and was named all conference all four seasons (1993-1996)as well as all state (1995 and 1996) and all Northeast (1995 and 1996).  Greg signed out of a tryout camp in 1996 with the Seattle Mariners and began his pro career in 1997 with  Everett Aquasox.   In 1999 Greg was the recipient of the SEATTLE  Award which is given to one minor league player a year in the Seattle organization. The Seattle Award is the most  prestigious award in the Seattle organization and exemplifies Skill, Effort, Attitude, Teamwork, Tenacity, Loyalty and Enthusiasm.   The following year (2000) Greg helped his team win the Eastern League Championship.  In 2001-2003 Greg played at the double A and triple A levels for 3 years along with winter ball in Venezuela in 2002.  Greg played with the LI Ducks in 2006.   Greg is a member of the Dowling College Hall Of Fame and was inducted in 2002.

Dominick Ambrosini

Drafted out of Connetquot High school in ’99 by the Montreal Expos in the 6^th round
99’ 1st Team  All American
99’ New York State Gatorade MVP
99’ Carl Yarstamsky Award winner3 time All Star in 2004, 2005, 2006 Batted over 300 in 2000(.302), 2006(.317),2007(.316).
 Ambrosini played for Long Island Ducks in 2005 and 2006. He batted .300 with 21 homers and 103 RBIs in 172 games. The former Long Island Ducks standout batted .316 with 19 homers and 70 RBIs in 100 games. He was also named to the All-Star team.

Chuck Moore:

Chuck attended Oyster Bay H.S.(1980-1984) and compiled a record of 26 wins, 6 losses and 6 saves- he still holds the records for strikeouts (379), wins (26), innings (247) and ERA (1.36)

Chuck pitched for Nassau CC in 1985 and 1986 where his record was 12 wins, 3 losses, and 6 saves (144 innings, 178 K's and a 2.13 ERA)

Chuck then transferred to Oklahoma State in 1986 posting a first season record of 3 wins, 0 losses, and 4 saves (26 innings, 47 K's  and a 1.04 ERA) and injury made him have to sit out the spring season in 1987.

Over the next 3 years Chuck played in the Queens Baseball Alliance for the Incas with great success. Between 1987 and 1989 he recorded 34 wins, and only 2 losses and 10 saves (324 innings, 484 K's and 1.18 ERA)  He lead the Incas to the 1989 championship and was awarded MVP honors and given an invite to try out for the White Sox.

Chuck signed as a undrafted free agent in the winter of 1990 and was assigned to the Gulf Coast League (Sarasota White Sox) under Mike Gellinger.  He pitched out of the bullpen as a closer and recorded 2 wins, 2 losses and 6 saves (17 innings, 26 K's and 2.86 ERA)  After the 1990 season Chuck was promoted to A+ (advanced) but did not pitch.  In the spring of 1991 during spring training Chuck suffered a career-ending elbow injury and was finally relased.

Returning to Long Island in 1992 Chuck joined the mabl/msbl where he has played and managed up to this past season.  Still pitching until 2007 Chuck has ammassed 151 wins, 22 losses, 16 saves (1288 innnings, 1130 K's and a 2.91 ERA)

Chuck has been coaching, managing, and giving private lesson since 1992 and offers his vast knowlege of pitching coupled with excellent communication skills with young pitchers.

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