SPORTS

It took them two years to do it, but the Briarcliff Bears finally got some sweet revenge against Marlboro. Junior guard Miles Jones scored a game-high 18 points, while Spencer McCann provided a dozen rebounds and nine blocked shots as

By Danny Lopriore Rob DiNota began drafting a National Letter of Intent to play Division I football in his dreams more than 10 years ago. Last Friday, that dream came true with the stroke of a pen. DiNota, a Westlake

By Danny Lopriore The Briarcliff boys’ basketball team overcame full-court playoff pressure Saturday afternoon in a convincing 62-49 victory over Center Moriches in the New York State Class B regional final at Pace University’s Goldstein Fitness Center. The streaking Section

For the Briarcliff girls’ basketball team, Sunday afternoon’s Section 1, Class B championship game turned into yet another painful reminder that the decade-long Irvington dynasty is still far from over. The top-seeded Bulldogs used a 13-2 first-quarter run to seize

By Danny Lopriore The Horace Greeley boys’ basketball team saw its successful season end in the Section 1, Class AA semifinals Wednesday, but not before battling defending sectional and state champion Mount Vernon head to head in a 91-80 loss

By Danny Lopriore Miles Jones grabbed his championship moment Sunday afternoon, scoring 11 of his game-high 15 points in a second-quarter surge to lead Briarcliff to a 48-39 victory over Blind Brook in the Section 1, Class B championship game

No.2 Panas, No.4 Hen Hud Meet End of Road in Class A Semis No.1 Put Valley Shocked by No.4 Blind Brook in Class B Semis The County Center was cruel to the locals from the Northern Westchester/Putnam County region, especially

Griffin Leads Ossining to 8th-Straight Section 1 Title Somers, Put Valley Ousted in Sectional Semis By Tony Pinciaro & Ray Gallagher Seven-time defending Section 1 Class AA champion Ossining went into halftime trailing undefeated Our Lady of Lourdes by nine

Valhalla’s Sam Morillo had already just about done it all for the Vikings last Wednesday afternoon when she decided there was one more task she could handle. So with just over two minutes left in the Section One, Class B

It took more than three minutes for the Horace Greeley boys’ basketball team to finally put some points on the board in Friday evening’s Section One, Class AA quarterfinal playoff game. Once the Quakers did, though, there was no stopping