Author: Ray Gallagher

Panthers Sweeps Brewster, Set to Battle Lakeland for League Bragging Rights When Valhalla (4-11) beats state-ranked (No.1) Class B Briarcliff (15-1) by a 4-1 count, it’s official: There’s no predicting Section 1 baseball this season. In what has probably been

All Yorktown From Start to Finish in 12-3 Murphy Cup Win Class A Lakeland/Panas Underwhelming in Loss to Class B Heavy; Somers Strong in Win vs. Foxes Yorktown High came out zooming in the 28th annual Murphy Cup game against

Lakeland/Panas Puts it to Mahopac, 11-4, in Clash of Titans – Hen Hud Routs Brewster; Yorktown Falls to Chaminade, Beats Mahopac Undefeated LAKELAND/PANAS (7-0) has established itself as the clear-cut favorites in Class A this season; the team to beat if

Lakeland/Panas Topples Mamaroneck, Continues to Ascend Among Section 1 Ranks Two potential obstacles in Yorktown’s playoff path were put on Husker Coach Sean Carney’s regular season schedule, including likely Section 1 championship foe John Jay CR and reigning NYS Class

Ossining Sobs, Rejoices in Memory of Coach Bill Casey Undefeated Hen Hud, Croton off to Hot Starts During Ice Cold Spring Section 1 baseball lost two of its loved one’s last week, including longtime legendary Eastchester Coach Dom Cecere and

Yorktown’s 2-2 Start: A Concern or Just Part of Grueling Schedule There are whispers out there already: Folks taking aim at Yorktown’s almost unblemished image. With so much promise and so many players returning from a NYS Class B championship

Veteran Brewster Back in Business After 2016 Title Loss High Hopes Abound at Hen Hen, Croton, Lakeland, Mahopac BREWSTER proved to everyone last season that all a team has to do in Section 1 baseball is to win enough games

Yorktown State of Mind: NYS Class B Title or Bust! Lakeland/Panas Set to Defend Class A Crown; New Era at Mahopac There are very few programs in Section 1 history whereby one can name all the coaches in the history of

TROY – Don’t hold Somers’ 53-41 loss to No.1-ranked Pittsford Mendon against the state-ranked (No.5) Tuskers. When you live by the three, you die by the three, and Somers High lived out the old adage first-hand last Friday afternoon in