SPORTS

Somers, Yorktown Moving, Groovin’ on Class A Circuit No.6 Tuskers, No.1 Huskers Each a Win Away from Championship Rematch; Carmel Ousted in Class AA Go ahead, admit it: You wrote them off, too. To a man, the SOMERS Tuskers were

By Tony Pinciaro – Kelsey McCrudden would sit and watch her older sister, Erin, during the Shrub Oak Athletic Club youth field hockey program. A second-grader, at that time, sometimes McCrudden would grab a stick and dribble the ball. Even though

The Byram Hills football team spent the entire second half of Friday night’s Class A playoff qualifier trying to catch up on the scoreboard with the Harrison Huskies. In the game’s final minute, the Bobcats nearly did. But a pair

It seems apparent that the Westlake and Ardsley football teams are on a collision course for a semifinal showdown a couple of weeks from now in the Section One, Class B playoffs. So this past Saturday’s matchup between the two

Yorktown, Somers Sew Up League Titles Impressively Both Class AA YORKTOWN and SOMERS snared their respective league titles last week, further fueling the fervent post-season belief within each camp. Yorktown did so in impressive fashion, taking a pair of one-goal

Business as Usual for Lakeland’s Unheralded Ascencao By Tony Pinciaro One trait that coaches and teammates always point out in a player is the individual’s impact on the team, outside of their skill level. Lakeland senior Kelsey McCrudden was not

Yorktown, Panas, Somers Survive, Advance to Class A Quarters Carmel Lone Local Class AA Team Standing; Put Valley Qualifies in Class B All things considered, this has been a truly special fall on Northern Westchester/Putnam County gridirons. This notebook has

No.1 Yorktown, Panas Snare 2 of Top 4 Seeds in Class A, Carmel Grabs No.4 Seed in AA, Mahopac Snags No.7; Put Valley Tumbles in Class B The year was 1998: Titanic and Saving Private Ryan were all the rage on

Westlake football fans attending Saturday night’s annual Homecoming Game and halftime fireworks extravaganza had to wait a little bit longer than they probably anticipated for the Wildcats to get the entertainment started. But a Rob DiNota-to-Tyler Eglauf 70-yard pass completion