SPORTS

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

By Rob DiAntonio Following an Irvington touchdown pass and two-point-conversion run, Briarcliff/Hamilton trailed by a point with less than seven minutes to play on Saturday afternoon. To make matters worse, star quarterback Nick Reish limped off the field. But Reish

Michael Washington probably wouldn’t mind if all of Fox Lane’s football games were played on Friday the 13th under a full moon. The senior running back rushed for 141 yards and four touchdowns, leading the Foxes to a 46-15 rout

After getting blanked in the season opener a week ago, Westlake football coach John Castellano figured it was just a matter of time before points would start to pile up for his young and inexperienced team. “You just needed to

Somers Impresses in Early Going, Lakeland Still Romping By Tony Pinciaro & Ray Gallagher SOMERS had a plan coming into the 2019 varsity field hockey season. “Our team knew what we had to do to improve so we could do

Yorktown is Over the Moon! Huskers Takes Somers to Task, Turns Class A Upside Down Section 1 Class A football just got thrown for a loop last Friday. Yorktown’s offensive linemen set the tone in the visiting Huskers’ 30-12 win

By Rob DiAntonio – Just minutes before halftime in its Week 2 match-up with the Yonkers Brave, White Plains faced some adversity. The Brave’s Isaiah Bray intercepted a Ben Finkel pass at the 2-yard line and took it 98 yards

If there was any doubt regarding the objective of the Stepinac varsity football team this season; senior quarterback Joey Carino made it quite clear after Stepinac trounced Chaminade, 42-7, in Mineola, on Saturday. “It is just another State Championship and