SPORTS

In Valhalla’s previous game at Woodlands, anguish filled the sideline and smiles would have been hard to find on the face of any Viking player or coach. Fast-forward to Friday night’s home game against Briarcliff when, with 35 seconds left

On Saturday over 20 high schools from the tri-state area gathered at White Plains High School for The Fred Gressler Cross Country Invitational. The cross-country course at White Plains is one of the most challenging in the region because of

Two of the Stepinac Crusaders most skilled athletes made verbal commitments to their future colleges over the past week. Josh James, who was the leading scorer on the Crusaders’ basketball team, chose Monmouth University to attend school on a basketball

Through four weeks of action, the Section 1 Class A grid circuit is bursting with local energy as eight teams covered in these pages vie for one of eight Class A playoff berths. Someone is bound to be snubbed by

So I spent the better part of Friday night watching Mahopac dismantle an underwhelming Arlington club in a splendiferous Homecoming Day affair (complete with fireworks and a capacity crowd), and then turned around on Saturday and headed over to Carmel

SOCCER Good Counsel vs. Maria Regina The best sports rivalry in the area this fall just might be between the soccer squads of the Maria Regina Tigers and the Good Counsel Cougars in soccer. These two soccer powerhouses met on

Wow! I honestly didn’t think Hen Hud would be the main player or deciding factor in the great debate/four-way tiebreaker we posed in last week’s Class A grid poll. In fact, we didn’t even include Mike Lynch’s Sailors among the

While Carmel High hasn’t exactly been world beaters, Coach Todd Cayea’s Rams (3-0) are beating the teams on their schedule and making a name for themselves on the Class AA grid circuit. Carmel has beaten three lackluster foes, including last

Whenever Somers and Mahopac get together on the soccer pitch, you know you’re going to get an A-effort from both clubs, but perhaps the best part of the game was unexpected skill levels of both teams in host Mahopac’s 2-1

NYS runner-up Croton-Harmon improved to 3-0 on the Section 1 Class B grid circuit last weekend while Putnam Valley fell to 0-3 and saw its playoff chances perilously close to dashed. After its 29-22 win over Irvington, 10th-ranked Croton-Harmon (3-0)