Michelle Kim has been pretty busy since she graduated from Bronx Science this past spring. more

Healy Tureski was sitting near his old dugout at Seton Park, a place he called home as a key part of the Riverdale/Kingsbridge Academy baseball team for the past four seasons. more

Joe Jacques gets to sleep in late these days. more

Seton Park may soon become “Seton Skate Park.” Well, not exactly, but the park between West 235th and 232nd streets is slated to get a few renovations — including a skate park — thanks to funding from Bronx borough president Ruben Diaz Jr., Councilman Andrew Cohen and Sen. Jeffrey Klein. more

The O’Hagan twins are finally separating, with Patrick going to Colgate, and Pierce to Boston College. more

He is more than 2,300 miles away from both his childhood home in Miami Beach, and his collegiate home of Manhattan College. And he is surrounded by people he has known for roughly a month. more

At the start of his junior year, having not yet played a single game for the hugely successful Bronx Science boys soccer program, Zach Seigelstein wasn’t quite sure how he was going to fit in with the Wolverines, let alone if he’d be an impact player. more

There was a time when the John F. Kennedy girls softball program had no idea the weapon it had in its midst. more

Nametags may be in order when the Manhattan College baseball program begins practice in about a month as 16 newcomers are making their way to Riverdale to join head coach Mike Cole’s program. more

The bus rides are long. The scenery? Fine … if cornfields are your thing. And there are not a lot of five-star restaurants to dine in after games. more