SPORTS

Patrick Bathon might have been seven inches shorter and 30 pounds lighter than his counterpart on the other side of the ball, but the Pleasantville cornerback was hardly intimidated. Facing Putnam Valley’s 6-foot-3 receiver, Jelani Bell-Isaac, on a crucial fourth

The Byram Hills football team got its fans on their feet just moments after Saturday’s opening kickoff with some offensive fireworks. Then the Bobcat defense took over from there. Rebounding from a heartbreaking loss just a week earlier, the Bobcats

From top to bottom, Tappan Zee’s 2012 football roster is stockpiled with running backs. But one position missing from that roster card that’s considered essential for most offenses is a listed quarterback. The Dutchmen’s single-wing offense might be unorthodox, but

Stepinac High School quarterback Danny Hoffer was not sure if he was going to play on Saturday, against Kellenberg Memorial High School. The Stepinac captain suffered a bone bruise and did not practice most of the week. Hoffer found himself

It was an exciting second half of football that had a very unfortunate and painful ending for the White Plains Tigers. They lost to the Scarsdale Raiders in overtime by the score of 34-33. This game was decided on the

The Harrison Huskies and the Sleepy Hollow Horsemen both came into Friday night’s game with a good amount of momentum. Both teams had 2-0 records and had big wins a week earlier. The Horsemen beat Rye for the first time

On Saturday, October 6, 2012, an expected 1500 athletes and spectators will convene on the campus of Brewster High for a full day of competitive races amongst leading High School athletes – from Newtown, CT to Nyack, NY.  For more

Lakeland’s 5-2 win over Carmel last Thursday was probably an expected outcome, what with Molly Fitzpatrick bagging a hat trick and Gianna Bensaia adding a goal and an assist for the two-time reigning NYS Class B champions, but the fact

The way things began unraveling for the Horace Greeley football team on Friday evening, the Quaker coaching staff could have been excused for expecting the bus to break down on the short ride back home to Chappaqua. A pair of

Hudson Valley Renegades manager Jared Sandberg couldn’t help noticing how relaxed his team was playing at the start of the season. Renegades fans couldn’t help noticing how relaxed the team was at the end of the year. The Renegades displayed