THESE PACKAGES AND OR LESSONS ARE NOT ACCREDITED TOWARDS A DRIVERS ED PROGRAM. WE ARE FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED LICENSED DRIVING SCHOOL THROUGH DMV, WE HOPE YOU CHOOSE US. IF YOU ARE UNDER 18, YOU NEED TO ENROLL IN A DRIVERS ED PROGRAM IN ORDER TO RECEIVE YOUR LICENSE AT 17. Then the injuries came.Our bundle packages include lessons ranging from 3 lesson to 30, if you are not sure how many lessons you may need you can start with one lesson and have our instructor evaluate you. Sea had sky-high expectations before the year began after returning its entire starting lineup. “It felt like that first and second game, beating teams like we should, doing what we’re supposed to do,” Connelly said. Sea scored points in transition off its tight zone defense and hit virtually everything it threw up. “They definitely make a difference.”Īlthough Connelly and Lane each were out for seven games, they hardly missed a beat, running Welle’s motion offense to a tee. “They do so much on the court for us,” Pavia said.

The 6-foot-2 Connelly is a jack-of-all-traits, a scorer, shooter, rebounder and solid defender.

Of course, undersized Sea needs the two bangers. That experience should only strengthen the Vikings bench. The absence of Connelly and Lane, who is also the quarterback on the football team, enabled others to receive much-needed quality minutes. He added: “We’re happy the way we’re coming around.” “When we play our game and we’re healthy, we can compete with anyone on Staten Island, there’s no doubt about it.” “This is what I expected from the beginning of the year,” Sea coach Scott Welle said. A ace left-handed pitcher, Pavia led Sea with 16 points, Connelly had 14, Stabach 12 and Anthony Cipriano added eight. Their return opened up the court for high-scoring guards Joe Stabach and Nick Pavia. Without the two mainstays, the Vikings (6-6) struggled, going 3-6, including losses to Tottenville and Port Richmond, among others. Forwards Ed Connelly (high ankle sprain) and Joe Lane (broken foot) were back in the starting lineup, for the first time since a 65-62 victory over Monsignor Farrell Dec. Sea hit eight 3-pointers and led from start to finish, including a 20-3 strangehold at one point, to pick up its second straight win after losing four of five. If Sunday’s 65-38 victory over Grady in the Aviator Winter Clash is any indication, the Vikings are going to be in for quite a couple of months of basketball. Joseph by the Sea forward Ed Connelly brings up the ball.

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