Iona Prep won a state Catholic school title, knocking off St. John the Baptist this afternoon 12-10. Not a bad way to finish a great season. It’s a goal the Gaels set after losing in the final to Holy Trinity a year ago. And there are some milestones to report…. Read More →
I know that Iona Prep was really hoping to have a crack at Chaminade or St. Anthony, but they are not complaining about hosting St. John the Baptist in tomorrow’s state championship game. The final starts at 1 p.m. It’s the last game a talented group of seniors will play… Read More →
There will be no shortage of story lines next week during the Section 1 finals. We’ve got some familiar and competitive matchups. The games will be played at White Plains High School on Thursday. Here’s the schedule: Class A No. 1 Yorktown vs. No. 2 Lakeland/Panas 5:30 p.m. Yorktown is… Read More →
I’m not usually big on singling anybody out, but watch our livestream broadcast of Bronxville at Rye in a couple of hours. Keep an eye on Jack Grass. He’ll be wearing No. 21 for the Broncos. And he’s got four more seasons to go. Grass is only an eighth-grader. He… Read More →
The plot is thickening. We’ve reached a point where most of the remaining games should include a healthy dose of drama. I’m sensing that some of the best teams still have a few issues to work out, so there is potential for an upset or two along the way. Here… Read More →
Can we say North Rockland is the best team on that side of the Hudson now? I’m thinking it’s safe to call them county champions for a third straight year. Who else is still playing? Nanuet had a historic season. Nyack showed a lot of promise. Suffern is a year… Read More →
Wanna see Rob Santangelo play lacrosse in a tuxedo? The plan is to stream Bronxville vs. Rye live tomorrow when they meet at 2:30 p.m. in a Class C semifinal. It’s a game that could be a game decided by a goal or two. Hopefully, we don’t miss any. In… Read More →
The best part of my job has always been covering the postseason where the added intensity heightens the drama. I’ve always been fascinated by the way officials do their jobs come playoff time. Make no mistake, it’s a different game. And it doesn’t matter whether it’s high school, college or… Read More →