SPORTS

No-Hitters Abound at Panas, Somers, Ossining, Yorktown At least the weather is not as bad as last year, or the year before. That’s what local baseball coaches, players and fans alike have to say after Week 1 of the 2019

New-Look Yorktown Hopes to Sustain Past Greatness Host of Teams from Class AA to Class B Hoping to Contend for Section 1 Titles By Tony Pinciaro The past two varsity softball seasons, YORKTOWN has been the elite in Section 1

Defending Champ Brewster, Hen Hud on Collision Course By Tony Pinciaro The BREWSTER girls’ lacrosse team had a 2018 season that it will never forget. Led by third-year Coach Sara DiDio, Brewster won its first sectional title and advanced to

More than any other sport, the beauty of baseball is the notion that “on any given day” cliché rings truer than most. The idea of a No.16/15 seed knocking off the No.1/2 seed isn’t quite as far-fetched in baseball as

The Westchester Knicks will play a NBA G League Eastern Conference Playoff Game at the Westchester County Center, against the Windy City Bulls, on Wednesday, March 27, at 7 p.m. The Westchester Knicks, the NBA affiliate of the NY Knicks,

The Spring Sports Season is upon us and White Plains High School Baseball and Softball wasted no time beginning to evaluate their talent for the upcoming 2019 Seasons. The Tigers Baseball team is following-up on a remarkable season whereas they

Wait, What!? No Returning Champions Skunked Last Year, Local Laxers Seek to Restore Order in 2019 The emperors have been dethroned for just the fourth time since 1997, but will YORKTOWN – the kings of the Section 1 lax circuit

A recurring theme has emerged this season for the Pace University women’s basketball team. The Setters find themselves in a huge early hole, make a furious second-half comeback, then fall just short of winning. It happened again on Saturday afternoon

After their four-game winning streak was snapped on Wednesday night, the Pace University men’s basketball team returned to the Goldstein Fitness Center on Saturday intent to get back on track. For a good portion of the afternoon, it seemed the

For the Horace Greeley girls’ basketball team, Saturday morning’s outbracket playoff game down at Harrison High School offered an opportunity to erase six weeks of hardwood frustration. Instead, the Quakers were left with one last reminder of how elusive wins