Long Islanders wear Little League jerseys to school in honor of Lazar LaPenna
LaPenna was the little boy who had a seizure during a Little League baseball game.
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May 9, 2022, 9:11 AM
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Updated 809 days ago
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2h agoLong Islanders are standing with the Point Lookout-Long
Beach community today, remembering and honoring fourth grader Lazar LaPenna by
wearing sports jerseys today.
LaPenna was the little boy who had a seizure during a
Little League baseball game.
The
Wantagh school district is one of the districts participating in the day.
Little
Leagues across Nassau County are asking their players and alumni to wear their
Little League jersey or sports jersey to school.
The date
was chosen because the number nine was Lazer’s
favorite number.
