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1990 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
Fred Smith
Administration
Fred served as Director of Boys Athletics and administrator at Friends Academy, coaching baseball, track, and football, leading several teams to overachieving seasons. In 1969, he became Director of Physical Education and Athletics at Locust Valley High School, setting records including two undefeated seasons, multiple conference and county championships, and earning multiple Coach of the Year honors.
Joseph Schlesinger
Baseball
Joe was one of Glen Cove’s most versatile athletes, earning varsity letters in baseball, wrestling, and soccer, and being named Glen Cove Athlete of the Year in 1973. He was All-Division and MVP in baseball, an undefeated wrestling champion, and a four-year letterman in soccer. Joe also starred in college athletics across three sports, including rugby at C.W. Post, and remains a lifelong contributor to Glen Cove athletics.
Walt Kelczewski
Baseball
Walter played third base on the Glen Cove High School varsity team and competed in baseball and softball with naval teams throughout a distinguished 30-year military career. He served with distinction in World War II, Korea, and Vietnam, earning multiple commendations, and later became a club champion in competitive golf at Jacksonville Naval Air Station.
Henry Roslund
Baseball
A powerhouse third baseman on Glen Cove’s dominant early-1930s team, Henry played semi-pro baseball with Sea Cliff, Oyster Bay, and Rocky Famiglietti’s All-Stars, earning All-District honors in 1938. He also played football and hockey, served as a Marine officer in WWII, and later coached youth at the Grenville Baker Boys Club.
Bernard “B.J.” Lyttle Jr.
Football
B.J. was a dominant football player who earned All-Division, All-County, and Second Team All-Long Island honors, and was named Co-MVP his senior year. He received recruitment offers from Notre Dame and North Carolina and went on to play tight end at NC State, competing in the Peach Bowl twice, as well as the Liberty and Bluebonnet Bowls.
Angelo Bellisimo
Football
Angelo played varsity football at Glen Cove High School before advancing to the semi-pro level. He competed with Glen Cove A.A., Staten Island Stapletons, and Brooklyn Eagles, earning a strong regional reputation.
John Stiert
Football
John was a three-year varsity player at Glen Cove High School who played professionally for one season with the San Diego Gunners of the Pacific Coast League. He later returned to compete with Glen Cove A.A. at the semi-pro level.
Alexander Bathie
Football
Alex was a key member of Glen Cove High School’s undefeated 1931 championship football team and earned a football scholarship to Bucknell University. His performance was instrumental to his team’s success and his collegiate opportunity.
Angelo “Rats” Ceriello
Football
Known as “Rats,” Angelo played semi-pro football for Glen Cove A.A. and the Western Front, showcasing toughness and commitment. His dual-team contributions made him a respected figure in the local football community.
Cornellius Wade
Football
Theodore Zembko
Football
Theodore was a versatile three-sport athlete at Glen Cove High School, playing left guard on the football team and competing in basketball and baseball. His dedication and athleticism made him an asset across multiple sports.
George Ostrowski
Golf
Nunzio Ciampi
Golf
Nunzio served as head golf professional at Glen Cove Country Club, earning multiple titles including the Metropolitan PGA Senior Championship in 1987 and the PGA Senior-Junior Championship in 1988 and 1989. He also contributed as a board member of the Metropolitan PGA.
Lorenzo Cerasi
Soccer
Lorenzo was a founder of the Glen Cove Soccer Club, which grew into a competitive semi-pro team. A standout player, he was a multiple-time all-star in the Long Island Soccer Federation and played for the club for 15 years.
Joseph Fazzari
Soccer Administration
Joe was one of the original founders of the Glen Cove Soccer Club and played a key role in its development. He served as president for eight years and was later named a lifetime director in recognition of his lasting contributions.
John McKim
Soccer Administration
John helped organize the Long Island Soccer Football League and several local leagues. He formed and managed Glen Cove’s first soccer team, served as Secretary of the State Soccer Association, and was president of the New York Metropolitan Soccer League. He received the Silver Medal of Honor from the Southern New York Soccer Association, and the “McKim Cup” is named in his honor.
Thomas Beckhard
Tennis
An outstanding tennis player at Glen Cove High School, Thomas competed for four years at Penn State University. His skill and dedication earned him recognition as one of the top players of his era.
Mark Rushmore
Track
Mark was a standout sprinter at New York Tech, breaking school records in the 100-yard and 220-yard dash. His 100-yard dash record stood for 10 years, and he was named New York Metro Champion in that event. In 1976, he was voted Outstanding Track Performer by Nassau officials and area coaches.