SPORTS

By Monica D’Ippolito –  The Westchester Knicks regrouped from a devastating last-second home loss last Friday by defeating the Iowa Energy 108-104 just 24 hours later at the Westchester County Center. “If we focus on what we do every day,

By Cutler Klein –  As winter vacation came to a close, all four local high school hockey teams hit the ice yet again. It was quite the wild weekend, with everything from double-digit wins to tight, intense contests. Here’s a

They gathered at Kennedy Catholic a couple of weeks ago to celebrate the 10-year reunion of one of the greatest basketball teams this scribe has ever covered in a quarter century on the northern tier of the Section 1 hoops

White Plains Head Coach Spencer Mayfield invited nine teams to compete in the 21st Annual Harry Jefferson Showcase, at White Plains High School, on Saturday, Dec. 13. The Tigers basketball program for the past 21 years has paid tribute to

By Skip Pearlman When Pleasantville forced overtime on a wild three-pointer at the buzzer against Woodlands last Friday night, it seemed like the Panthers – finding new life – had all the momentum. But a calm Woodlands squad stuck to

By Skip Pearlman After routing their opening-round opponent last Thursday in the first round of the Eastchester Tournament, the Woodlands Falcons boys basketball team got clipped, 56-55, by the host Eagles in the championship game Saturday night at Eastchester HS.

By Skip Pearlman This winter’s Woodlands High boys basketball team has a tough act to follow Last year’s Falcons put a historic season in the books, rolling to a Section 1 Class B title, and advancing to the NYS final

  By Monica D’Ippolito A big rivalry game that suddenly became suspenseful in the final minutes kept the filled-to-capacity Westlake gym buzzing Friday night. And when the host Wildcats managed to hang on for a victory over their neighbors from

By Andy Jacobs Horace Greeley senior Cameron Ciero proved last year he could be a one-man wrecking crew with the basketball in his hands. But his coach, Dave Fernandes, knows that his star guard’s gaudy point totals looked impressive in

By Andy Jacobs Just in case opponents aren’t aware how precocious Byram Hills shooting guard Skylar Sinon is, the Bobcats’ student cheering section is always eager to remind them. “He’s a fresshhhhh—man, he’s a fresshhhhh—man,” is the chant of choice