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No.5 Hornets to Visit No.4 Indians in Class A Quarterfinals By Tony Pinciaro LAKELAND was facing a difficult situation when its leading scorer, Tyler Hormazabal, was sidelined with an injury in the second quarter of its Section 1 Class A
Read MoreSomers Trounces C. North; Put Valley Upsets Westlake; Carmel, Ossining Ousted By Ray Gallagher, Examiner Sports Editor @Directrays The road to the gold ball veered off course for the locals along the Class AA scene with both OSSINING and CARMEL
Read MoreBy Andy Jacobs Even though it’s been just nine weeks, it seems like eons ago since the Fox Lane boys’ basketball team opened its season on the road against Yorktown looking nothing like a contender for a sectional championship. But
Read MoreBy Andy Jacobs More than a half dozen years have passed since a Westlake girls’ basketball team last earned a league championship. But last Thursday afternoon, the 2021-22 Wildcats put an end to the drought in the unlikeliest of ways.
Read MoreBy Ray Gallagher, Examiner Sports Editor @Directrays Despite its potential No.5 seed, PUTNAM VALLEY has officially become the team nobody in Class B wants to face after the visiting League III-E champion Tigers (12-7) stunned Class A WALTER PANAS, 55-52,
Read MoreBy Ray Gallagher, Examiner Sports Editor @Directrays Class B PUTNAM VALLEY began the season at 1-8, and it looked like a third straight season of gloom and doom was on the horizon for the once-proud franchise that took the section
Read MorePleasantville Places 3rd in Small School Meet, Put Valley 4th By Tony Pinciaro The Tornambe name has been synonymous with Section 1 wrestling. The brothers – Anthony, John and Steve – all had successful wrestling careers for Ossining in the
Read MoreFor a good portion of the first half last Wednesday afternoon, there was no hint at all that Caroline Barbalato was about to have her highest scoring game in a Briarcliff Bears uniform. The junior guard misfired on each of
Read MoreBy Andy Jacobs Two teams anxious to reclaim local bragging rights and also turn their fortunes around in the final days of the regular season finally met for the first time last Wednesday evening. By the time the final buzzer
Read MoreBy Tony Pinciaro A mid-week loss to fellow Class A school Pearl River dropped LAKELAND to 4-3 in its last seven games, after opening the season a perfect 10-0. Lakeland would not have time to be upset over the loss
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