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Special moment for Blind Brook's 'Four Horsemen' during ceremony honoring their HS athletic exploits
Call them the Blind Brook Four Horsemen because they galloped into school history Tuesday (1/30) when Blind Brook Athletic Director Kimberly Saxton presided over a ceremony that honored them for their exemplary high school athletic performances that resulted in their being recruited to play collegiate lacrosse, baseball and run track.
Catching up with the Titans hockey season
The Titans remained undefeated this season with 12 consecutive wins up until their tough loss on Tuesday, Jan. 23 against the Rivertown Legends, breaking their winning streak.
Cheerleaders head to Nationals but first comes Cheerio-Rama Monday tune-up at the high school
It has been a winter of sports discontent for all Port Chester High School Rams and Lady Rams varsity teams because they all have losing records except one—and that lonely one is Port Chester's regional and local championship cheerleading team which is heading for the upcoming national championships at Disney …
Approaching Homecoming against Croton-Harmon, Blind Brook girls’ basketball begins to stumble
Halfway through the regular season, Blind Brook’s girls’ basketball team still looks like a top contender for Class B Section 1 champions. Following an undefeated power surge to start the season, the Trojans have begun to level off; however, they still linger at the top of the league standings with …
Both teams win in basketball game featuring Port Chester vs. Roosevelt
In a basketball game played in the middle of an ongoing controversy, the Port Chester Lady Rams went up against a troubled Roosevelt of Yonkers team Monday (1/22) at home and both teams won in the best sense of the word.
Port Chester cheerleading program taking off with 2 blue and white Mod squads for first time
During a local winter scholastic sports season that hasn't given Port Chester much to cheer about, the cheerleaders have stepped into the void and are stirring up local and national interest.
Sullivan leads bowling Rams with a turkey while Lady Rams also lose to New Rochelle
Rams bowler Trevor Sullivan returned to the team after school pressure limited his appearance to one match per week and showed how much his presence was missed by throwing a turkey (three strikes in a row) while leading the team with a 146 average for the match even though Port …
Rams & Lady Rams race to fast T&F times at League Championships at Armory in NYC
They were not off and running this past Sunday (1/21) at Aqueduct Race Track because the thoroughbred racing was canceled due to harsh weather conditions. But on Monday (1/22) Yonkers Race Track opened its season anyway for its trotters no matter what the winter weather did or didn’t do.
Swimming Rams continue to heat up the pools with 18 personal records in their last two meets
It may be cold outside, but the surging and ever-improving Port Chester Rams swim team keeps heating up the pool with personal records (PRs).
P.C. wrestling Rams come off rough learning week looking to turn the Ls into Ws in upcoming matches
It’s not over until it's over, but the winter season end game is getting close for Port Chester's up-and-coming wrestling Rams.
B.B. boys’ basketball loses in overtime heartbreaker
The Blind Brook Trojans boys’ basketball team looks to continue their hot streak following the North Salem weekend tournament. After winning the North Salem championship and four straight games, the Trojans are the hottest they have been all season.
Memo Zabala zeroes in on career 1,000-point mark as a disappointing Rams hoops season winds down
Upsets happen in sports. Underdogs rise up to beat the highly-rated fat cats. But that hasn't happened for Port Chester's varsity basketball Rams.
Remembering great ballers past during grim P.C. basketball season
When it comes to Rams and Lady Rams basketball nowadays, it is good to remember the best players Port Chester has had over the past two decades.
Wrestling Rams lose home match by ‘tricky’ point to Pleasantville
The Port Chester Rams varsity lightweight wrestlers lost. The heavyweights didn't. But what happened in the weight classes in between wasn't so pleasant, unless the wrestlers came from Pleasantville.
