Author: Andy Jacobs

The Tampa Bay Rays realize they’re in uncharted territory trying to tap the full potential of multitalented top prospect Brendan McKay, the 21-year-old University of Louisville star recently chosen with the fourth selection in the 2017 MLB draft. “This is

Joe Maloney and Jon Smith belted back-to-back home runs in a four-run first inning that carried the host Rockland Boulders to a 6-5 victory over the Cuban National Team last Thursday evening at Palisades Credit Union Park. C.J. Riefenhauser, the

Ever since climbing to the top of Section One in 2015, the Pleasantville boys’ lacrosse team has come to realize the road to a state championship passes through Cold Spring Harbor. Last Wednesday afternoon, for the third year in a

Time was quickly running out on the Westlake boys’ lacrosse team just as the last bit of daylight began to fade in last Wednesday’s Class D state semifinal game. The Wildcats faced a three-goal deficit with little more than two

The Valhalla softball team was just four outs away late Thursday afternoon from advancing to the Class B regional finals of the state tournament. Then the clock struck midnight on the Vikings’ Cinderella playoff run. A two-out double off the

According to Pleasantville boys’ lacrosse coach Chris Kear, the day is coming when the Panthers won’t be able to take teams in Section Nine for granted. “They’ve always had great athletes in Section Nine,” he was saying last Wednesday afternoon.

A fast-moving thunderstorm arrived at Kingston’s Dietz Stadium last Wednesday evening shortly after the Westlake boys’ lacrosse team had stepped onto the field to begin pregame warmups. When the thunder and lightning finally departed, the Wildcats took over for Mother

The Westlake boys’ lacrosse program was just getting off the ground right about the time Bronxville started making its annual appearances in Section One championship games. So when the two schools met last Thursday evening to battle for the first-ever

Pleasantville boys’ lacrosse coach Chris Kear isn’t used to having to call a timeout early in a game to calm his players down. But on Friday night at Mahopac High School, with the Section One, Class C championship up for