It may not rank up there with Beethoven's mighty fifth symphony, but a local age group baseball team will take what happened in the fifth any day along with any money you can donate for a worthy cause.
Port Chester Lady Rams volleyball has had more than its share of ups and downs over the past decade, but there is a definite upbeat note, a new positive vibe reverberating throughout its practices leading up to its new fall season-opening home game next Wednesday (9/6) at 5 p.m. against …
The loneliness of the long distance runner just got less lonely for the Port Chester varsity Rams and Lady Rams with a flock of 17 talented cross-country runners out for the team.
Shortly before the end of one of the Lady Rams final pre-season practices for the new fall season at the high school, head coach Danny Alvarado was finding comfort in numbers contrasting the upcoming season with last year's.
The first soccer tryouts for the Blind Brook boys’ varsity soccer team took place on Monday, Aug. 21 at 8 a.m. Players ranging from sophomores to seniors tried out and attended two tryouts a day, the morning tryouts running from 8-9:30 and the evening ones from 5:30-7:30.
Sporting a new goatee and brimming with confidence despite being drenched with sweat in shorts and a T-shirt, a whistle around his neck, Port Chester Rams football coach Chris Halstead surveyed the first official practice of the new fall season at the high school Monday (8/21) and didn't seem overly …
Nobody is going to expect the level of tennis played by the Lady Rams on the Port Chester High School courts to come anywhere remotely close to the style of professional play on display starting Monday (8/28) at the U.S. Open Tennis Championships in Queens.
It is the once-in-a-lifetime chance for 12 Port Chester Youth Baseball League tween players to compete against some of the nation's best age group teams during a prestigious week-long tournament on the playing fields at Cooperstown, hallowed Upstate home of the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame.
It was an eye-opener—and not just because the Lady Rams swim team started their first official fall season practice Monday, Aug. 21 at 5:45 a.m. in their Carver Center home pool, a lot earlier in the day than any other Port Chester team.
He was a former Rams dual sports star athlete in wrestling and football who played a role in one of Port Chester's most thrilling comebacks in nearly the past two decades. He was a STEER for Student Athletes honors grad, was nominated for the prestigious "Heart of a Giant" award …
No runs, no hits, no errors, no Ws or Ls, all adding up to the fact that there are no high school sports going on these days. At least not yet. But almost. It will soon be start up time for local high school sports.