Articles and images chronicling local youth athletes
By Skip Pearlman The Harrison High boys soccer team has been struggling to find an identity so far this fall, and the Huskies continued to search in a pair of losses last week, falling to Byram Hills, 5-1, last Thursday
Read MoreBy Skip Pearlman After their first game of the season was turned into a scrimmage, and after getting drubbed by Rye Neck 34-0 a week earlier, the Falcons of Woodlands High needed a game like this – a breakout game.
Read MoreNew York Mets first baseman Lucas Duda carries a big stick and is among the leaders in home runs and RBI in the National League, so when the 6’4” slugger walked on to the field at Summer Trails Day Camp
Read MoreTigers’ right-hand pitcher Lukas Repetti is 3-0, after beating the Huguenots 5-1 in New Rochelle, on Thursday, April 18. Repetti pitched six innings, while giving up only three hits and four walks, without relinquishing a run. Repetti was relieved by
Read MoreDereck Whittenburg first and foremost is a friend. We have been acquainted since his coaching days at Fordham University (2001-2009), when as Head Coach of the Fordham Men’s Basketball team, he led the Rams to their first18-win season since 1991-’92.
Read MoreWithout question, the 2012-13 Section 1 boys’ hoops campaign was epic on many levels, and the locals from the Putnam/Northern Westchester Examiner-area were right in the thick of the title chase, particularly those in Putnam where they placed three local
Read MoreIf you go to blue-collar Ossining High School and look around, there are four glossy gold balls from Section 1 Class AA championships, and a slew of NYS regional title plaques. But the one thing that has always eluded the
Read MoreHeck, there’s not much I remember about 1985. I know I was rocking the world’s best mullet at SUNY Oneonta, and set the non-fraternal record for most kegs at a house party on 16 Myrtle Avenue (legend has it still
Read MoreThe color green painted Main Street in Mount Kisco on Saturday at the 23rd annual Ancient Order of Hibernians, Division 16 St. Patrick’s Day parade. Dozens of organizations and dignitaries participated and many more lined the street under beautiful, bright
Read MoreThere is probably nobody on this planet that has butted heads more with former Putnam Valley boys’ basketball Coach Ed Wallach than me: I reckon we’re just a pair of strong-willed alpha males who truly believe they are rarely wrong
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