Author: Andy Jacobs

When last Wednesday night’s Northeast-10 Conference game got underway at the Goldstein Fitness Center, visiting Franklin Pierce spent the opening 90 seconds missing its first five shots from the field. Too bad for the Pace University men’s basketball team it

Up until the final three minutes last Tuesday evening, neither Will Frieder nor Jeremy Block had scored a single basket for the Horace Greeley basketball team in its rivalry game against Fox Lane. But Frieder connected on a huge 3-pointer

Maybe it wasn’t quite in the blink of an eye, but the Briarcliff girls’ basketball team sure turned Saturday’s game with Valhalla into a rout in a big hurry. With just over a minute to go in the first quarter,

On the coldest of days, Briarcliff’s Jack Ryan quickly discovered he had the hottest of hands. The Bears’ senior sharpshooter made four 3-pointers and scored 16 points by the time Saturday’s game against Valhalla was just 10 and a half

After losing six of its first nine games this season, the Fox Lane girls’ basketball team stepped onto its own home floor late Wednesday afternoon desperately in need of a victory. “Oh my God, so badly I can’t even tell

With the return of junior forward Ben Leff from an injury last Wednesday evening, Byram Hills basketball fans finally got the chance to see what the Bobcats might be capable of this season when at full strength. That glimpse lasted

As he called for a timeout several minutes into the third quarter of Tuesday afternoon’s game, Briarcliff girls’ basketball coach Don Hamlin was just a bit livid. His players couldn’t make a shot and they were suddenly getting destroyed on

For two full periods Saturday night, there wasn’t much separating the Fox Lane and Mt. Pleasant hockey teams. It took less than a minute of the third period to change that. Goals by Brian Sheehan and Michael Donoghue in the

It didn’t seem to matter much that the Briarcliff girls’ basketball team was missing its best player on Sunday evening. Even with junior standout Maddy Plank sidelined by a wrist injury, the Bears still managed to overwhelm Highland in the

With an explosive backcourt and formidable front line, the Briarcliff boys’ basketball team probably won’t struggle to put points on the scoreboard very often this season. But to head coach Cody Moffett, if the Bears achieve their goals in 2017-18