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Byram Hills quarterback Brett Stafford tossed three second-half touchdown passes Friday night, while   teammate Jay Bancone proved to be a gutsy, inspirational sidekick by making big plays all evening despite a high fever that should have kept him home. But

The frequency of Fox Lane touchdowns in the first half of Thursday night’s game against visiting Horace Greeley took a toll on more than just the Quakers — the big electric scoreboard behind the south end zone at Memorial Stadium

Valhalla quarterback Ralph Gonzalez thought there might have been some divine intervention on Sunday afternoon when the Vikings lined up for a go-ahead field goal midway through the fourth quarter and the Pleasantville defense blocked the kick. “They blocked that

By Danny Lopriore – Special teams, special day, special win. The Pace University defense and special teams units made several dynamic game-changing plays to propel the Setters to a thrilling 20-17 victory on Saturday afternoon over favored visiting Bentley. The Setters

Somers Socked for 2nd Week in Row, Yorktown Rolls On, Carmel Settles for 2nd in AA-North, Either there’s a new sheriff in town or the old one, Somers High, is playing a precarious game of possum, hiding in the dim of

On Thursday, Sept. 28, as a late afternoon game concluded at White Plains High School, Public Address announcer Chuck Stogel announced “next week the Tigers will wrap-up their regular season at Mamaroneck High School, before the start of the Section

It wasn’t quite an eternity, but the Horace Greeley football team sure had to wait a while before finally hosting its first night game back in early September. The Quakers have now played twice under the lights on their brand

Any doubt that Pleasantville’s Jack Howe has fully recovered from the broken collarbone he suffered in last spring’s lacrosse playoffs was erased in the first quarter of Saturday’s midseason showdown against rival Westlake. The Panthers’ junior quarterback ran for a

Yorktown Passes Big Test; Somers, Carmel, Mahopac Fail Let it be known that Saturday, September 23, 2017, was, indeed, a day of reckoning on the Section 1 Class A and AA grid circuit. Far be it from over, Class A

By Tony Pinciaro – When Sarah Bard was presented with an opportunity to play field hockey in college and have an integral role in the program’s development, the former Lakeland standout jumped at it. Bard chose Pace University, which was debuting