Here is the list of players that were picked to represent the Hudson Valley next month at the Empire State Cup in Syracuse. The tournament runs July 26-29 and is utilizing the setup that was made popular by the Empire State Games. Attack: Brian Prunty – Lakeland/Panas Chris Santangelo –... Read More →
In case you’re looking for something to fill the void, members of Ireland’s national team will be playing an 8 p.m. exhibition on Friday at Middletown High School against a college select team. The game is a fundraiser, and a $5 donation will go toward growing the game on the… Read More →
I don’t believe the final story from last night’s NYSPHSAA downstate semifinal made it in our Yorktown and Northern Westchester editions, so here it is … HEMPSTEAD — Arms went up in frustration well before halftime after Garden City pulled off a sneak attack on a restart. Yorktown was caught… Read More →
Yorktown Nick Mariano sets up for his goal on Garden City during the NYSPHSAA Class B boys lacrosse semi finals at Hofstra University in Hempstead June 6, 2012. ( Matthew Brown / The Journal News ) To view a gallery of photos from the game, click here. Some thoughts from… Read More →
Bronxville’s Brewster Warble and Shoreham-Wading River’s Ryan Sterns battle for a loose ball off the face-off during the NYSPHSAA boys lacrosse semifinals at Hofstra University in Hempstead June 6, 2012. Bronxville lost 11-2 to Shoreham Waiting River. (Matthew Brown / The Journal News) To view a gallery of photos from… Read More →
I’m liking the commute this year. Lacrosse fans and families in the LoHud coverage area haven’t been spending a lot of time in the car. Hofstra is the longest drive of the postseason, and I’ll be heading down after lunch. We’ll do the same drill. Follow the game via Twitter,... Read More →
Bronxville has already pulled off a pair of upsets that have to help a program attempting to get established among traditional powers. I’m thinking Mahopac and Somers could both confirm the Broncos as valid contenders against Shoreham-Wading River. A berth in the state championship game would be a huge springboard… Read More →
It’s been a while since Yorktown out-dueled a Long Island team in the state tournament. Heck, most of the kids on the field now were in elementary school when it happened last. We all know the reason why Long Island seems to dominate its upstate opponents, but I asked the… Read More →