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Three-time reigning NYS champion Lakeland clearly remains the team to beat in Class B while Carmel is currently taking a “Why Not Us” approach in Class A where reigning champion Mamaroneck (11-1) remains the team to beat. Carmel 2, Mahopac

Two-time defending Section 1 champion Croton-Harmon (4-2, unranked in NYS) remains among the top challengers to state-ranked (No.5) Our Lady of Lourdes on the Class B circuit after posting a 28-14 win over visiting Westlake Saturday. The Tigers snapped a

For Pleasantville, Saturday afternoon’s game at Parkway Field was a lot different, with an electrifying atmosphere the Panthers hadn’t experienced the past couple of years. It presented the chance for coach Tony Becerra and his Panthers to play the sort

From day to day, the local soccer circuit changes on a dime. Mahopac splits with Somers, than knocks off North Salem. Defending Class A champion Lakeland wins seven in a row and follows with a loss to Kennedy, which also

It took the Valhalla football team just one play from scrimmage to show that Saturday evening’s homecoming game against Blind Brook would be full of action. Junior quarterback Miro Ronac found Tyquan Raines wide open down the right sideline on

The Woodlands Falcons football team had some unfinished business from the 2011 season when they took the field at Dobbs Ferry. It was less than a year ago when the Eagles knocked the Falcons out of the playoffs in a

Unbeaten, state-ranked (No.15) Somers (6-0) wasted no time putting up 14 points on visiting Walter Panas last Friday night, doing so with blink-quick authority, but the Panthers were hanging around for just a shade over a quarter before the Tuskers

The White Plains High School Football team’s win over Arlington High School 17-14, on Friday, Oct.12, may not have been as dramatic as the New York Yankees Raul Ibanez slamming a ninth-inning homerun and then a twelve-inning walk-off homer to

Brewster’s Matt Gargano scored on a 59-yard pass play from Liam DaRos late in the third quarter and the Bears’ defense stopped two consecutive running plays inches shy of a first down with five minutes remaining Friday to turn back

PUTNAM VALLEY High is making a bid to save its season. After starting the year 0-3 in some close losses to quality programs, Coach Matt Mello’s Tigers (2-3) have won consecutive games, including a 44-21 win over visiting Briarcliff last