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Directions to Various Fields DIRECTIONS TO VARIOUS FIELDS ADELPHI UNIVERSITY Southern State Parkway to M5 (Meadowbrook Parkway North). Take Meadowbrook Parkway North to Hempstead Turnpike (Rt. 24) West. Go west to Rockaway Avenue. Take Rockaway Avenue North to South Avenue. Make a left on South Avenue. Go straight, Adelphi is on the left. ALLEN PARK (FARMINGDALE) Route 110 (Farmingdale) West to Main Street (Jct. 47) (Note: the street sign on the west side reads Main Street and on the east side it reads Great Neck Road). Look for County Line Bowl, Mobil and Jiffy Lube on the corners). Take Main Street West for 1.3 miles to Motor Ave. and make a left. Go 4/10'ths a mile and turn right onto Kent Street. AMES FIELD (MASSAPEQUA) From Sunrise Highway: North onto Broadway (Note: Sign on the north side reads Broadway and on the south side it reads Lincoln Ave.) Take Broadway for 6/10's mile and turn right onto Pittsburgh Ave. Filed is at the end of the road. From Southern State: Exit 30 South (Broadway). Continue for 1.5 miles and turn left onto Pittsburgh Ave. Field is at the end of road. AMITYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Southern State Parkway to Route 110 South. Keep right at the fork on the ramp. Take Route 110 South. Turn left onto Merrick Road (Rte. 27A). School address is 250 Merrick Road. ARROWHEAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Long Island Expressway to Exit 62 North to Route 347 East to Old Town Road North (left turn). Go approximately 3/4 mile and make a left onto Arrowhead Lane (across from Church). Take it to the end of the road. BABYLON HIGH SCHOOL From the East: Southern State Parkway or Sunrise Highway (westbound) to Deer Park Avenue exit. Travel south approximately 2.5 miles into Village of Babylon. Pass under the railroad underpass and make the first possible right turn onto Railroad Avenue. Continue west on Railroad Avenue until the first stop sign (intersection). Baseball field will be about 1/8 mile on the left (directly across from railroad tracks). From the West: Southern State Parkway or Sunrise Highway to Route 109 (Babylon) Exit. Continue south on Rt. 109 about 4 miles until 109 splits into two roads. Take the left fork (south) and make the first left under the railroad trestle. Continue east on Railroad Avenue/Trolley Line Road. Go approximately 1/8 mile to baseball field on right hand side (across from railroad tracks) BALDWIN HIGH SCHOOL (BALDWIN) Southern State Parkway to Exit 20 (Grand Avenue). South to Stanton Street. School is on the left. BALDWIN PARK Southern State Parkway to Exit 20 (Grand Avenue). South on Grand Avenue (past Sunrise Highway and Merrick Road) to park. BARASCH FIELD (ROCKVILLE CENTRE) Southern State Parkway to Exit 17. Bear left at light (Ocean Avenue). South to Park Avenue. Go past Sunrise Highway. Make a left at first light. BARRETT PARK (Valley Stream) Southern State Parkway to Central Avenue (Valley Stream). South on Central Avenue. Go past Sunrise Highway. Central Avenue will become Mill Road. Proceed to Jadwin Street and make a left. BASEBALL HEAVEN Long Island Expressway to Exit 66. 1/2 mile south in Yaphank. BAYMEN FIELD Long Island Expressway to Exit 59 North (North Ocean Avenue). Proceed to the end and make a right onto Smithtown Blvd. Proceed approximately .5 mile (pass Little Vincent Pizza) bear right at the fork and the field is straight ahead. BAY PARK (EAST ROCKAWAY) Southern State Parkway to Exit 17. Right turn to light and bear left onto Ocean Avenue. Ocean Avenue to end. BAYPORT ACADEMY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Sunrise Highway to Exit 50. Go to Broadway Ave. Turn right, heading south and to the end. There will be a traffic light, turn left heading east for 7/10 mile to Snedecore and turn right. Head south, pass the High School on right. Academy Street is directly after the High School on the right. Turn right on Academy Street to the Elementary School on the left. Field is closest to the school building. BAY SHORE HIGH SCHOOL Southern State Parkway to Exit42 South, 5th Avenue-Bay Shore. Go south to the first light past Sunrise Highway and make a left at that light onto Howell's Road. Continue on Howell's Road 1/4 mile to High School on the left. Park in school parking lot or side street adjacent to the baseball field which is on 3rd Avenue. No bathrooms available at field. BAY SHORE MIDDLE SCHOOL From the west: Southern State Parkway to Exit42. Make a right on 5th Avenue and then a left on Brook Avenue (CVS Pharmacy on corner). Go to the first stop sign and school is approximately 100 yards on left. From the east: Southern State Parkway to Exit 42. Make a left over parkway and follow as above. BAYSIDE HIGH SCHOOL From the South Shore: Southern State Parkway West to Cross Island Parkway North to Grand Central Parkway West to Clearview Expressway North to Exit 6A(35th Ave.). Continue straight across traffic light to 32nd Ave. and make left onto 32nd Ave. Go to 204th Street and make a right. From the North Shore: Long Island Expressway West to Clearview Expressway North to Exit 6A (follow directions above). (This is a turf field and plastic spikes, turf shoes or sneakers are required) BEACH CHANNEL HIGH SCHOOL Belt Parkway West to Crossbay Blvd. South exit. Follow Crossbay over two bridges (second bridge is a toll). On the second bridge take Riis Park Exit (right hand lane). You will come off on Beach Channel Drive. The field is on your right approximately 200 yards off exit. BEACH STREET MIDDLE SCHOOL (WEST ISLIP) Take Southern State Parkway to Exit 40 or Route 27 Sunrise Highway to Exit 41, proceed onto Robert Moses Causeway South. On the Causeway, take Exit RM2W Route 27AWest. On Route 27A (Montauk Highway) to 6 traffic lights to the Getty Gas Station and turn right at the flagpole onto Higbie Lane (north). After the first traffic light, go 4 blocks and turn right onto Sherman Avenue. At the end of Sherman Avenue before the school, turn right and proceed to the back of the school. PAUL J. BELLEW ELEM. SCHOOL Southern State Parkway to Exit 40 or Route 27 Sunrise Highway to Exit 41, proceed, proceed onto Robert Moses Causeway South. On the Causeway, take Exit RM2W Route 27AWest. On Route 27A (Montauk Highway) to 6 traffic lights to the Getty Gas Station and turn right at the flagpole onto Higbie Lane (north). After the first Library urn right into the school parking lot. The fields are on the north side of the school in the front. (behind the playground). BELLPORT HIGH SCHOOL Sunrise Highway to Bellport-Yaphank Exit (Station Road) South. Go over RR tracks and turn left onto Beaver Dam Road. School is approx. one mile on left. BELT DRIVE Follow directions to Long Island "Ducks" stadium (EAB Park). Carlton Avenue to Courthouse Road. Proceed past "Ducks Stadium" to Belt Drive East, turn left onto Belt Drive Ease, proceed approximately 1/4 mile and field is on right side, opposite New York Tech. College. BERGEN BEACH FIELDS (BROOKLYN) Belt Parkway W. to Exit 11N (Flatbush Ave.). Go past Kings Plza Shopping Center and make a right on Avenue U. Go to end and make a right on Bergen Avenue. Three blocks to complex. BERNER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (MASSAPEQUA) Located on Carman Mill Road, between Sunrise Highway and Merrick Road in Massapequa. From East: Route 110 South to Merrick Road. Make a right turn onto Merrick Road, heading west. Go approximately one mile and make a right turn onto Carman Mill Road (at intersection with 7-Eleven Store). School will be on left hand side. Ball field visible from street. From West: Southern State Parkway to Exit 28AS (135S). Take 135 South to Sunrise Highway East. Go east on Sunrise Highway approximately 2-3 miles. After St. Staples/Olive Garden Shopping Center, make a right turn onto Carman Mill Road. School on right hand side. Please bring beach chairs, no bleachers at field. BETHPAGE HIGH SCHOOL Route 135 (Seaford Oyster Bay Expressway). Traveling South to Exit 9, Broadway, Bethpage. Make a right at fork, bear right at fork (Cherry Avenue) to school. Traveling North on Route 135, exit Plainview Road, make a left to fork. BETHPAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL (John F. Kennedy) Route 135 (Seaford Oyster Bay Expressway). Traveling South to Exit 9, Broadway, Bethpage. Make a right at fork, bear left at fork (Broadway). Go three blocks to middle school. BLUMENAUER COMPLEX Sunrise Highway to Exit 46 South (Connetquot Avenue). Maek a left at the third traffic light (Union). Make a left at the first stop sign (Main Street). Go past the top of the overpass and you will see a sign for the complex on your left hand side. Make a left. The fields are at the bottom of the hill. Walk around to the left of the batting cages to get to the fields. BOWLING GREEN SCHOOL Northern State Parkway to Wantagh Parkway South, go one exit to Old Country Road West (Westbury). At second traffic light make a left onto Carmen Ave., three traffic lights to Stewart Ave., make a right go approximately a half mile, Bowling Green School is on the left. Pass school and make left on Land Lane, field is second field behind school near intersection of Land Lane and Melody Lane. BOYD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LIE to Exit 51 or Northern State Parkway to Exit 42N. Travel North on Deer Park Avenue. Bear right at fork at fire station on Deer Park Road.
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