SPORTS
The way the large ball bounces in Port Chester for Lady Rams VBallers and its 2 soccer teams
The Lady Rams volleyball team has come out of nowhere to sport Port Chester's best record at 6-1 after three more straight shutouts while the Rams soccer team is showing signs of turning things around after beating archrival White Plains.
Peekskill Red Devils bedevil grid Rams 38-8 at home in wind & rain of a tropical storm
The Peekskill Red Devils beat the Rams 38-8 at home—Port Chester's only points coming with less than a minute left to play.
Rams fall baseball off to impressive start with two away GHVBL wins in Stamford
Port Chester's baseball Rams boys of summer are now the boys of fall and falling upwards, aiming to spring forward as their best versions of themselves once the scholastic baseball season starts in the spring.
Lady Rams swimmers set 5 personal best records in close home loss to best team in their conference
It was Port Chester's first meet of the new fall season, and their coach said the Lady Rams did themselves proud.
Section 1 nixes Blind Brook football merger with Hastings
It was supposed to be a done deal. Only it wasn't. And now the proposed football merger between Blind Brook and Hastings isn't going to happen because it was dead and buried as early as this past Monday (9/18), maybe sooner.
Lady Rams tennis off to fast fall season start with its 1st and 2nd doubles teams unbeaten
If you follow the bouncing ball in women's pro tennis, you know that 19-year-old Coco Gauff became the first American teenager to reach the final of the U.S. Open in New York's borough of Queens since Serena Williams in 2001 and came of age by winning it all by defeating …
Lady Rams volleyballers take 4 of first 5 matches
It couldn't last forever. Port Chester won its first three fall season Lady Rams volleyball matches without losing a set against Roy C. Ketcham, East Ramapo and Scarsdale B in its latest home win last Tuesday (9/12).
Disrupted sked wreaks havoc on the Port Chester Big 3
More than 60 local scholastic sports games were canceled in the past week due to either the rising heat index, thunderstorms, rain, Rosh Hashanah or some combination thereof wreaking havoc on the schedules of Port Chester's Big 3—football and Rams and Lady Rams soccer.
Age-group Pirates play lights out against Lightning in sweeping a doubleheader on way to Cooperstown
It's a long last hurrah for Port Chester's age-group 12U Pirates, a fall season run for the ages that aims at arriving in Cooperstown before they age out of the Port Chester Youth Baseball League (PCYBL)–and they are closing out in style while playing in the middle of a fundraising …
B.B. boys’ varsity soccer team bounces back with overtime win
The Blind Brook boys’ varsity soccer team hosted Briarcliff High School on Wednesday, Sept. 13. Having a 1-0 record, Blind Brook came into this game with confidence coming off a shutout led by star goalie Luka Cuk. Briarcliff, one of the top soccer schools in the section for years now, …
B.B. girls’ soccer kicks off long-awaited season
Blind Brook High School’s varsity soccer programs have always been the fan favorites of the student body; attendance at their games often rivals or beats that at the school’s football games.
Football Rams win 'Friday Night Lights’ game with a ground-and-pound beatdown of Panas
In a dramatic turnaround performance that made them look like a different team from the one that opened the season with an embarrassing 41-8 home loss to Tuckahoe, Port Chester's football Rams beat Walter Panas 21-12 last Friday (9/8) at home
Pirates summer GHVBL champs age out of PCYBL, move from little fields to big fields as new U team
It's a whole new ball game for some of Port Chester's best age group baseball players caught between the tweens and the teens and already old before their time.
Soccer Rams lose three of 4 games during heat wave
Between the high heat/humidity index, drizzles that turned to downpours, and thunderstorms and lightning when the heat broke, often all in the same day, the week that was triggered high school game cancellations and worse, all of which wreaked havoc with the local scholastic sports schedule.
