SPORTS
Ex-Ram athletic star comes home to pay it forward as part of new P.C. STEER student-athlete program
Former Rams football and Track & Field star Jordan Lewis asks not for whom the bells toll. Not after having his bell rung so many times on the gridiron that he gave up the sport in college because of the concussions he endured as part of the game.
The Titans’ final show
After the Rye Town-Harrison Titans defeated the Rivertown Legends on Saturday, Feb. 10 at Westchester Skating Academy in Elmsford, they moved to their second round of playoffs against Cortlandt on Tuesday, Feb. 20 at Playland Ice Casino in Rye.
Ram baseball practices underway at PCHS
Major League Baseball pre-season games are underway in warmer clime training camps stretching from Arizona to Florida. And while the Port Chester baseball Rams play in a very different kind of league, unofficial practices are also underway in the old and new high school gym, albeit in a much colder …
Blind Brook girls’ basketball falls to Westlake in quarterfinals
After a whirlwind season, the year came to a close for Blind Brook’s girls’ basketball team with a playoff loss to Westlake. The team—filled with heart and passion for the sport–exited the court for the final time this season with a 13-8 record and plenty to look back on.
B.B. boys’ hoops lose in first round of playoffs
The Blind Brook Trojans basketball team entered the playoffs with tons of confidence following their win over Pleasantville to end the regular season. They earned the 5 seed in the playoffs after finishing with a 13-8 record and were set to play the 4th seeded Westlake Wildcats in the first …
Nationally-ranked cheerleaders in rebuilding mode while out to change stigma against males on team
Port Chester hasn't had much to cheer about during a dreary winter scholastic sports season because just about every varsity team has had a losing season except, ironically, its cheerleaders.
Local hoops March Madness comes to Carver Center with age-group tournament featuring 70 future stars
The Port Chester basketball Rams failed to make the Section 1 hoops championship playoffs currently underway, the Lady Rams were one and done, and both teams are coming off another losing season, but there's still a local tournament about to get underway stocked with a galaxy of future stars.
Track & Field team winds up winter indoor season in beat the clock final races in NYC at The Armory
It's about time! And that's what the Port Chester Track & Field Team was really all about—fast times, that is—during the winter indoor season that was and wasn't.
The ins and outs of basketball post-season playoffs
If a team is only as good as its record, no matter how you spin it, the basketball Rams weren't very good and nowhere good enough to make it into the Section 1 playoffs with the seeding brackets announced last Monday (2/12).
Iona Prep's Dan Pauletti signs grid commitment to play for Ithaca
It was a life-changing announcement for three Iona Prep football players, a Feb. 7 statement from the New Rochelle school saying the student-athlete trio had committed to playing collegiate sports as part of the school year's second National Signing day. For local grid aficionados, the name that stood out in …
The ABCs for registering to play in the P.C. Youth Baseball League
It's time for all parental Port Chester and Rye Brook baseball aficionados to consider signing up their kids for the upcoming Port Chester Youth Baseball Spring Inhouse Baseball Season.
Port Chester cheerleaders make it into the National finals
Cheers! Lots of them. Loud and clear. Because they have to hear them. Because they are the Port Chester team nobody cheers for. Until now. And they deserve it.
Blind Brook girls’ basketball team avenges Homecoming loss to Croton
Blind Brook girls’ basketball is rolling into the postseason with two things on their minds: victory and redemption. The team—with a final record of 13-7–rounded out the regular season exactly how they now hope to move into playoffs, with a heartbreaking Homecoming loss against Croton-Harmon paralleling two single-digit losses to …
Rams wrestling quintet helps to make local sports history
It didn't end the way they wanted it to, but even without the happy ending, five Ram wrestlers made scholastic sports wrestling history by being among the first grapplers to compete for a Section One championship this past weekend at the famed Westchester County Center in White Plains.
