New York Empire Baseball (Syosset)
New York Empire Baseball runs its Long Island programs at the Long Island Sports Hub in Syosset. There it offers competitive travel baseball for players 8U and up, placed through tryouts, alongside club league baseball, after-school classes, private and group lessons, and camps, all taught by a staff of certified coaches and instructors. The organization also runs a facility in Manhattan.
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