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By Tony Pinciaro PUTNAM VALLEY varsity wrestling Coach Will Carano was happy for his graduating seniors last June. Constantine George (wrestling at Sacred Heart), Satoshi Abe (wrestling at Lehigh), Jared Eliopoulos, Robbie Velichko and Alec McDonald were all intricate members
Read MoreAfter four seasons as the Head Coach of the White Plains High School Girls Basketball Team, Tara Flaherty resigned during the offseason to take the Head Coaching position at Byram Hills High School. Flaherty turned around the Lady Tigers basketball
Read MoreNo More Section-1 Playoffs at the County Center Before my focus turns to what is good thus far with the young White Plains High School Boys Basketball Team, I should address the ultra negative announcement that the Section 1 Basketball
Read MoreThere was just a bit of irony as brand new Horace Greeley girls’ basketball coach Sarah Benischek made her debut late Friday afternoon inside, of all places, the gymnasium at Lakeland High School. After all, just over a decade ago,
Read MoreA new era for the Horace Greeley boys’ basketball program could not have started any better. Following their first coaching change in a quarter century, the Quakers opened up the 2017-18 season by winning the championship at Lakeland High School’s
Read MoreAll Eyes on Prize at Ossining, Somers, Haldane – By Tony Pinciaro The 2017 season was one of the finest in the history of Northern Westchester/Putnam County region; with three Section 1 champions crowned, including Class AA Ossining, Class A Somers
Read MoreHen Hud, Somers, Put Valley Highlight List of Local Hopefuls After years of consistent production from local hoops teams in and about the Northern Westchester/Putnam Examiner region, one would be hard-pressed to sell the 2016-17 season as a banner campaign.
Read MoreWith no football “Turkey Bowl” scheduled this season, the hockey game between the two proud City of White Plains high schools was dubbed the “Frozen Turkey Bowl” because of the competition being held on the ice. Newly reelected City of
Read MoreA year ago, the Byram Hills hockey team won 15 of its 20 games in the regular season, along the way capturing a league title, and then nearly reached the Section 1, Division II championship game. But that Bobcat squad
Read MoreThe Stepinac High School Football Team concluded their 2017 season by winning the Catholic High School Athletic Association (CHSAA) New York State Football Championship. On Saturday, Stepinac beat Canisius High School, the Champions of the Monsignor Martin Conference, 49-28, in
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