SPORTS

For most of Friday afternoon’s Class B girls’ playoff game, eighth-seeded Valhalla and ninth-seeded Westlake were neck and neck, neither able to take command on the scoreboard. But early in the fourth quarter, the Vikings finally put their foot down

After starting the season without a loss through its first 14 games, the Horace Greeley hockey team has recently been brought back down to earth. When they took the ice at Brewster Arena on Thursday night to host Pawling, the

HOCKEY   White Plains   According to www.section1hockey.com the Tigers advanced to the second round of the playoffs after they defeated Eastchester/ Tuckahoe/ Bronxville (ETB) 4-0 and will play New Rochelle on Tuesday in the next round.   “Matt Conroy

Come the postseason in sports you can take two approaches depending upon how your team’s regular season progressed. If your team had a strong and successful regular season a coach would want to stress to his or her players just

Someone was going to have to step up for No.8 seed Somers High if visiting No.9 Gorton, or anyone else in the Section 1 Class A basketball tournament, was going in with the attitude “anyone but Decker is going to

Vengeance, said the fictional Klingons, is a dish best served cold, and things should be pretty frosty this Wednesday on account of the fact that No.5 Mahopac’s 61-31 Section 1 Class AA opening-round win over visiting No.12 Mamaroneck last Friday

This wasn’t the way it was supposed to end for the highly regarded Byram Hills basketball team — 10 miles away from the Westchester County Center on the very first day of the sectional tournament, against a 17th-seeded opponent that

There have been bumps in the road all season for the Pace University men’s basketball team. But now they’re appearing with alarming frequency. “Yeah, we’re having a hard time getting over the hump,” conceded Setters coach Jim Harter late Sunday

For one half anyway, last Tuesday evening’s game between Fox Lane and Horace Greeley didn’t seem like a matchup between two teams heading in opposite directions. The score was tied on six different occasions and the lead changed hands half

Horace Greeley senior Jackie Brett had only made six of her 10 earlier free throws last Thursday evening when she stepped to the line again with just 4.2 seconds remaining and the Quakers’ contest at Rye hanging in the balance.