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The White Plains High School Boys Basketball Team also did not fare well in the 20th Anniversary of the Slam Dunk Tournament, at the Westchester County Center, held Dec. 19-22. As their City of White Plains high school basketball counterparts,

Stepinac Head Basketball Coach Pat Massaroni has too much class to single out a referee’s foul call late in the game as a reason for the Crusaders’ loss in the opening round of the 20th Anniversary Slam Dunk Tournament. However,

By Danny Lopriore Maggie Walsh took a pass just to the right of the basket and quickly flipped in a layup with seconds remaining in the game, lifting visiting Byram Hills to a thrilling 44-43 victory over Horace Greeley last

The path to a Section One championship for the Briarcliff girls’ basketball team has been blocked for quite some time by the Irvington Bulldogs, who most recently have ended the Bears’ title aspirations in the Class B finals the past

A year ago, back when he was just a sophomore, Will Crerend probably would have been watching the final minute of a tense and dramatic Fox Lane basketball game from a seat somewhere on the Foxes’ bench. But on Saturday

There were times on Saturday afternoon when it seemed the Pace women’s basketball might be falling hopelessly behind, perhaps late in the first quarter when visiting Southern Connecticut State University opened up a 15-point lead or just before the half

Even though their three-week-long winning streak finally came to an end late Saturday afternoon, the Setters of Pace University continued to prove they’re no longer hardwood pushovers. A miraculous half-court desperation fling by Austin Gilbertson at the end of regulation

On a day when a dozen penalties were called in the first period alone, it figured that the latest hockey matchup between local rivals Fox Lane and Byram Hills might come down to which team would have the last power

The Briarcliff boys’ basketball team proved on Saturday night that the more things change in Bear country, the more they stay the same. With a brand new coach strolling the sidelines and their once-formidable frontcourt gone to graduation, the defending

Even though the Byram Hills boys’ basketball team was holding a five-point lead over Brewster on Saturday evening, a quick glance at the halftime statistics was enough to convince Bobcat head coach Ted Repa that the still-to-come second half should