With the fall chill hinting at the winter cold to come, Port Chester's swimming Lady Rams keep ignoring that baby, it's cold outside kind of feeling by heating up the winter pools with their overall improved performance and PRs (personal records) even when they lose.
Lady Rams head soccer coach Danny Alvarado has been twice selected as League Coach of the Year in the recent past, but his current fall season coaching performance may be his best yet.
Be careful what you wish for. Because the Rams’ first volleyball team got what they wished for—a chance to play varsity ball this year, but it didn't turn out the way they wanted it to record-wise and otherwise.
No matter how you spin the records, and no matter how they go round and round, the essential songs they sing and the stories they tell remain the same.
The thing that stands out about Port Chester head cross country coach Cindy Reyes Martinez is that she has not only walked the walk, she has also run the run—and she is letting her team in on what that means with the results in last Saturday's Bobcat Invitational (10/5) showing she knows what she is talking about, not just talking the talk.
In a forest primeval setting more conducive to meditation than football, the endgame final results of last Saturday's Rams away game (10/5) against Woodlands gave gridiron risk-takers a lot to think about.
The sky is the limit for the Lady Rams volleyball team of late, and junior hotshot Skylar Sams has a lot to do with assisting in that rise, 500 digs to be exact, because dig she must and she has, scooping the ball up before it hits the ground, her hands cupped so they resemble a tennis racquet as they send the near basketball-sized volleyball high into the air in what amounts to a pass to her teammates.
Port Chester's ever-improving Lady Rams swim team warmed up for the conference championships at the end of the month with key wins over Brewster and Pearl River in the past week or so while breaking multiple PRs (personal records) along the way.