SPORTS

  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

By Andy Jacobs Considering just how recently she took the reins as the head coach of the Byram Hills girls’ basketball team, Sarah Kinsley is well aware there are sure to be some bumps in the road as she and

By Ray Gallagher Examiner Sports Editor New eras are usually an exhilarating time, a period of renewed vim and vigor, a time when a fresh message rings within the ears of the players within a particular program. A new epoch

By Skip Pearlman Last year’s Woodlands High wrestling team won its first league title since 1997, and went on to place fifth in the section in Division 2. So there’s little doubt that coach Jason Parker and the Falcons will

By Skip Pearlman The Harrison High girls basketball team lost some good talent to graduation last spring, including All-Section center Kyle Lefkowitz and PG Paige Brabant. But with Gia Mancini and Gabby Morris back to lead a strong group of