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Famous play-by-play announcer to deliver commencement address
The longtime voice of the New York Mets will also be the voice of this year’s Seton Hall commencement speech. While Gary Cohen has called Seton Hall basketball games since 2003, his famous pipes are more associated with the Orange and Blue. But he’ll be putting down the headset and after calling the team’s series opener in Cleveland on Monday, Cohen will make the trek back to New Jersey as Seton Hall’s Class of 2024 will become college graduates on Tuesday. Tuesday at the Prudential Center in Newark will be the first time that Cohen will have ever worn a cap and...
After past heartbreaks, Albertus Magnus tops Rye Neck for Section 1 Class B softball title
GARNERVILLE - There was no punchline waiting to drop, or the cruel moment where Albertus Magnus wakes up just as the dream was starting to get good. After suffering back-to-back nightmarish finals losses in each of the last two years, where the Falcons lost to Rye Neck in walkoff fashion both times, Albertus Magnus returned to the Section 1 Class B championship game to face off against the Panthers for the third straight year.
Great eight, Northport boys lax in county final again
It was a rivalry that has become a domination. And the latest chapter was delivered with quite the punctuation. The Northport boys lacrosse program thrashed Ward Melville on Saturday, May 18, by a score of 14-3 in the Suffolk County Class A semifinal match at Northport. It is the eighth straight time the Tigers have beaten the Patriots, three of the eight knocking Ward Melville out of the playoffs.
Croton rallies late, beats top-seeded Rye Neck for Section 1 Class B baseball championship
PURCHASE – It’s been a long time coming. After coming up short in the final a year ago, Croton-Harmon took full advantage of a return trip, rallied in the late innings Saturday and won the Section 1 Class B championship with a 5-3 win over top-seeded Rye Neck at Purchase College. What a ride. ...
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