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Baseball: Eastchester strikes early and hangs on to defeat Fox Lane for Class AA title
PURCHASE – Eastchester’s shutout streak may be over but if you ask any of the Eagles’ players, the only thing that mattered was winning the Section 1 title. “If we won 1-0 or we got no-hit and won on a passed ball, it doesn’t matter,” Eastchester senior Aidan Schultz said. “A win’s a win, honestly.” ...
It sure smells sweet; Northport’s Roses wins 500th game
It was the latest in a long history of 500 wins — and probably the sweetest. The situation surrounding the Northport girls lacrosse team’s semifinal victory over Commack last Friday was like an old-fashioned Hollywood thriller with lots of subplots and a twisty, edge-of-your-seat happy ending — but when the credits rolled there wasn’t a dry eye in the house.
Wolf Pac Mauls Huskies to Earn Wednesday Quarterfinal Date with Top-Seed Yorktown
MAHOPAC, N.Y. – The Wolf Pac boys have been playing some of their best lacrosse late in the season, and that trend continued last Saturday when No. 9 seed Mahopac rolled into Harrison for a Class B out-bracket playoff game and dominated the eighth-seeded Huskies from the opening faceoff in a 13-5 victory. The win earned Mahopac (4-11) a date with top-seeded Yorktown in Tuesday’s quarterfinal round. That winner advances to Friday’s semifinals. The Class B championship game is set for Wednesday (May 29) at Yorktown HS at 6:30 p.m.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE...
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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