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By Rob DiAntonio Shortly after a Christian Young touchdown late in the first half, it appeared that White Plains was going to take a two-touchdown lead into halftime when Chris McGuire scooped up a fumble on the ensuing kickoff and

White Plains High School’s Head Girls Swim Team Coach Patricia “Patty” Gilmartin has been leading the squad for 32 years. Gilmartin’s success rate has been legendary in the annals of Section 1 Athletics. Besides her winning nature, the manner in

By Rob DiAntonio Head coach Bill Broggy knows that Fox Lane’s toughest games await in the weeks ahead, but he still had his Foxes focused on the task at hand when they travelled to Peekskill’s Depew Park on Saturday afternoon.

In a back-and-forth game that featured four touchdowns apiece by the two teams, it took a huge defensive play to finally decide the outcome. Rahsean Melvin’s block of an extra-point try in overtime set the stage for the Valhalla Vikings

Class A Yorktown, Somers Notching Big Wins on Pitch Mahopac, Somers Girls Make Early-Season Splashes YORKTOWN striker Tim O’Callaghan, often the best athlete on the pitch, is starting to really feel his oats of late. The senior captain had a monster

Somers Stuns Rye; Yorktown, John Jay Remain Unbeaten; Carmel Crushes If it weren’t for state-ranked (No.3) New Rochelle in Class AA, we’d be hard-pressed to forecast Class AA, A and B this fall, but four-time defending champion New Ro’ makes

Yorktown Serving with Authority, Beats Panas – By Tony Pinciaro Coaches discuss the importance of seniors to the success of a team because of their experience and leadership. YORKTOWN came into the 2019 varsity volleyball season without any seniors, but

By Rob DiAntonio White Plains found themselves in a difficult situation late in the first half of their Week 3 contest with Spring Valley. The Tigers were backed up inside their own 10 while clinging to a one-touchdown lead. It

The Stepinac Football Home Opener mirrored the results of their two road wins to start the 2019 season. Stepinac overpowered St. Peter’s Boy’s High School, 48-14, on Saturday, at Stepinac High School. In the Crusaders initial three games this season;

By Rob DiAntonio – Coming off a three-goal loss to Mahopac, White Plains’ girls soccer team responded with a 3-0 win over visiting Ossining last Wednesday. White Plains sophomore Julieth Valesquez, who netted two goals, got the Tigers off to