SPORTS
P.C. baseball Rams lose season opener to New Ro
It came down to just one play in the fourth inning, the one that got away, and that was all it took for the Port Chester baseball Rams to lose their season-opening game to New Rochelle on New Ro's Senior Day Tuesday (5/4).
A whole new team
The lacrosse season at Blind Brook High School just began, and the girls’ varsity team has hopefully secured a winning lineup. The team consists of eight experienced seniors, three new juniors, six talented sophomores, and one small but mighty seventh grader. These 18 girls are coached by Mike Martino and …
Rams & Lady Rams set personal T&F bests with Perrone's influence showing in absentia
It seems so long ago that it is almost ancient history now. So much has happened during this chaotic pandemic scholastic sports season since Port Chester's Thomas Perrone got his first major varsity cross-country win, the Section 1 League 1D boys’ championship earlier this year. Fox Lane 3-peated as team …
Softball Lady Rams lose season opener in painful what if kind of oft-delayed debut
It was one of those painful what if kinds of games, all the more painful because it was an oft-delayed, season-opening Lady Rams softball home loss to league rival Edgemont. This contest was a last-minute substitute for two previously scheduled games against two different teams that were canceled for reasons …
Junior Madison Ostrowski named to All-Star '9 Who Shine' GHV team
Junior triple-threat Madison (Madi) Ostrowski has been selected to the elite Lower Hudson Valley (LHV) "9 Who Shine" pre-season All-Star team comprised of the best softball players in Westchester, Rockland and Putnam counties. The team was announced Monday (5/3) with the starting nine selected from 60 returning high school players …
Upbeat Tigers maul football Rams 34-0 in season-ending traditional rivalry game
It was about as good as a season-ending traditional high school rivalry football game gets. Except for the results that turned it into a downer for Port Chester and an upper for Mamaroneck. But a lot happened along the way to a Rams 34-0 loss. So, let's go back to …
Trojan football season ends with 41-13 loss to Valhalla
The Blind Brook Trojans traveled to Valhalla High School on Friday, Apr. 23 for their final game of the season under the lights. The Trojans came out motivated and full of energy, but like in their other games this season, they were just too small and too slow to compete …
Blind Brook loses to Ardsley in the varsity volleyball finals
Blind Brook’s varsity volleyball team continued their winning streak on Thursday, Apr. 22. They beat Dobbs Ferry 3-2 in the semifinal game. This win was not as easily achieved as many of their past victories. The Trojans took the first two sets, but Dobbs Ferry quickly caught up by securing …
Lady Ram Vballers end season without a win but show promise as improved returning team
When the curtain came down on the Academy Awards this past Sunday (4/25), the wide open races for the best movie and actor/actress of the year went to a duo who had won the coveted statuettes before. As expected, Frances McDormand won for "Nomadland," also the Oscar-winning best film, and, …
April may be the cruelest month, but May may be better for Ram & Lady Ram sports
April winds down living up to its reputation as the cruelest month literally and figuratively at least where Port Chester sports are concerned. The Rams and Lady Rams Fall Season 2 Big 3 wound up with just three wins combined during the just-concluded regular season.
Pocket rocket from Port Chester leads Tigers into 'Frozen Chosen' ice hockey Super Bowl
Ice time is the nice time, maybe even the best time for Port Chester's Julia Heintz, the pint-sized 5-foot 4-inch, 140-pound designated hitter for her age-group pandemic ice hockey team. And that defensive hitter role is an unusual designation because Julia is a hockey player, not a baseball player—a speed-skating …
Blind Brook volleyball team wins first playoff game
On Wednesday, Apr. 14, the Trojans varsity volleyball team travelled to the other side of town for an intense game against the Port Chester Rams. The competition was tough, but Blind Brook managed to secure another win to add to their outstanding record. Despite the Rams winning the second set, …
Ram errors lead to 26-16 loss to Fox Lane away with early Marte & Velasquez TDs goin' to waste
The football Rams went a long way to throw away a winnable game up county, but a lot of good things happened in passing before their miscues caught up with them and they shot themselves in the foot in the Foxes’ lair.
Blind Brook Trojans remain optimistic despite losing two more football games
The Blind Brook Trojans football team had another rough week. Football is a physically demanding sports which is why colleges and NFL teams only play one game a week. Because of scheduling issues, the Trojans not only had to play two games in one week but in a 5-day span. …
