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Carano Boys Return to Mahopac, Steal Show at Caruso Tourney By Tony Pinciaro While the Putnam Valley wrestling team looks forward to the annual, high-caliber Peter Caruso Memorial Tournament at Mahopac, it is especially personal for freshman Will Carano, Jr.

County Center Saga Reaches Doomsday Conclusion DiCintio Chalks Up Win No.200, Somers Inches Toward League Title Don’t look now, but there’s just two weeks of the regular season remaining, and with the Section 1 boys’ hoops playoffs on the horizon,

Carmel, Mahopac Contribute Big-Time to Community Cares The concept of Hockey Fights Cancer is indeed a noble one and the $2,000 return that Mahopac and Carmel High produced for Putnam County Community Cares was far more principled than the effort

The Byram Hills girls’ basketball team knew that stopping Pelham’s all-section junior, Samantha Volpe, might be the key to winning Friday afternoon’s game against the Pelicans. For one quarter, at least, the Bobcats managed to do it. But Volpe erupted

It’s been over six weeks now since the Horace Greeley boys’ basketball team last lost a game, so head coach Felix Nicodemo had no reason to panic on Saturday afternoon when visiting Mahopac scored the first dozen points of the

Hen Hud Surges; Venezia Sets School Record for 3’s By Tony Pinciaro HEN HUD coach Ken Sherman could not have asked for anything better in his team’s victories over Beacon, 47-27, and Poughkeepsie, 44-22, last week. “The past two games

Local Class A Teams Will Have Saunders to Contend With Carmel Resident, Iona Prep’s Alexander Scores 1,000th Career Point If we learned anything at the halfway point of the Class A hoops season, we learned that there is great separation

The 2017-18 season could not have started much better for the Pace women’s basketball team, which won eight of its first nine games. But ever since that torrid start, victories have been hard to come by. In fact, prior to

When last Wednesday night’s Northeast-10 Conference game got underway at the Goldstein Fitness Center, visiting Franklin Pierce spent the opening 90 seconds missing its first five shots from the field. Too bad for the Pace University men’s basketball team it