The long-awaited season for Blind Brook’s girls’ varsity soccer team has officially begun. The fall sport is one like no other that Blind Brook High School celebrates. Some would even say it is more popular than football.
In the world of sports, the thrill of winning and the sadness of defeat intertwine. For the Blind Brook boys’ lacrosse team, the past week has been a rollercoaster ride of emotions, ending with two victories and one defeat.
The Blind Brook boys’ lacrosse team has experienced an unexpected setback after a promising start to their season. The Trojans kicked off the season with a solid record, including a winning streak the past few games that showcased their potential. They have now lost their last two games, bringing their overall record to 6-5.
The Blind Brook boys’ lacrosse team is having an impressive season, drawing attention with their skill and teamwork on the field. The players have worked hard in practice, which has translated into strong performances during games.
The Blind Brook Trojans boys’ varsity lacrosse team kicked off their season with an impressive victory against Nanuet, winning 12-5 in their home opener on Thursday, Mar. 28. The first game for the Trojans not only of the season but also on a different home field—the Rye Brook Athletic Field on King Street—showed that the team is getting to work.
Heading into the spring season, which began with tryouts and practice the week of Mar. 11 and continued with a scrimmage on Thursday, Mar. 21 against Harrison, the Blind Brook boys' lacrosse team has a lot to aspire to.