Floorball Program: Crotona High School
The Islanders Floorball program was at Crotona International High School on Oct. 12, 2018
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City Parks Street Hockey: Wayanda Park
The Islanders City Parks Street Hockey program was at Wayanda Park in Brooklyn on Oct. 4, 2018
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City Parks Street Hockey: St. John's Park
The Islanders City Parks Street Hockey program was at St. John's Park in Brooklyn on Oct. 3
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City Parks Street Hockey: Sunset Park
The Islanders City Parks Street Hockey program was at Sunset Park in Brooklyn on Oct. 2 and 9
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LGBT Network & Isles Announce Anti-Bullying Program In LI & NYC Schools
Islanders and LGBT Network Announce Pride Night on National Coming Out Day; Islanders Become First Sports Franchise to Participate in Network's Global Campaign
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LGBT Network President/CEO David Kilmnick and New York Islanders Co-Owner Jon Ledecky have announced a major anti-bullying partnership in over 200 Long Island and New York City Schools. Over 85 percent of LGBT students report daily verbal harassment in schools, with one-in-three LGBT students skipping school out of fear of bullying, underscoring the importance of this effort. The New York Islanders and LGBT Network partnership will address this epidemic in several ways.
Islanders Partner With City Parks Foundation For Street Hockey Program
Six-week program teaches hockey and life skills to kids in Brooklyn and Queens
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The New York Islanders are partnering with the City Parks Foundation to bring a free after-school Street Hockey Program to three centers in Brooklyn and Queens.
The six-week program teaches kids (ages 8-12) basic hockey skills such as stickhandling, passing, shooting and core life skills such as safety, teamwork and sportsmanship. The City Parks Foundation Street Hockey Program will be taught by local teachers and coaches and takes place Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 3:30pm-5:30pm.
Isles Kick Off Floral Park Roller Hockey League
The Islanders are sponsoring the Floral Park Screaming Eagles Roller Hockey League
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The New York Islanders kicked off the Screaming Eagles Roller Hockey League's 2018-19 season with a night of fun and hockey on Friday, September 28.
The roller hockey league season begins on Columbus Day weekend, but the fun started a little early, as Sparky the Dragon, Ice Girls, the Floral Park Mayor and Board of Trustees were on hand to drop the puck.
The Floral Park Screaming Eagles Roller Hockey League is a co-ed league for local residents Pre-K - 12th grade. The league stages three-on-three games played on Friday nights and Saturday mornings at the Floral Park Recreation Center.
Floorball Program: Chippewa Elementary
The Islanders Floorball program was at Chippewa Elementary in Holtsville on Sept. 21.
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Floorball Program: John Adams High School
The Islanders Floorball program was at John Adams High School in Queens on Sept. 26, 2018.
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Islanders Tee Off for Kids at Golf Outing
Islanders raise $240K at 11th annual golf outing benefitting Islanders Children's Foundation.
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The New York Islanders raised $240K for the Islanders Children's Foundation on Tuesday just by playing a little golf.
The Islanders hosted the 11th Annual Islanders Children's Foundation Golf Outing, the annual scramble golf tournament, with players, coaches and staff playing alongside fans at Bethpage Red and Blue.
"It's the combo of money going towards a good cause but also still getting to have fun and play golf," said Josh Bailey. "You see a lot of the same faces every year and meet some new people. All in all, just a good day and I think we all enjoy it."