Author: Andy Jacobs

Horace Greeley baseball coach Anthony Marino admits some of his Quaker teams through the years haven’t always been able to fight through adversity as well as he’d like. “In the years past,” he was saying late Friday evening, “we’ve had

There wasn’t much mystery about what the Westlake girls’ basketball team needed to do last Tuesday afternoon to have any chance of beating second-seeded Ardsley in the Section 1, Class B playoffs – keep the Panthers’ star guard, Casey Foley,

There’s no telling how last Wednesday evening’s Section 1, Class A semifinal playoff game at the Westchester County Center might have ended for the Byram Hills boys’ basketball team had it not been for the timely contributions from an unexpected

It’s been a bit of a roller-coaster ride for the Pace University women’s basketball team this season, so head coach Carrie Seymour has to be hoping last Wednesday night’s nonconference victory over Georgian Court was a hint that her Setters

Coach Sean Mayer admits his Westlake girls’ basketball team is heading into uncharted territory with the sectional playoffs about to begin. The Wildcats ended a nearly three-decade drought for the school by earning a share of their league championship last

Whatever it was that Briarcliff girls’ basketball coach Don Hamlin said to his players at halftime of last Thursday evening’s game against archrival Pleasantville seemed to work wonders. The Bears came out of the locker room and promptly scored three

Just when it seemed the Fox Lane boys’ basketball team might be in for quite a battle with Horace Greeley on Friday night, junior forward Alex Olsen decided it was time to step up. Providing a packed house with an

With its offense sputtering through a sixth straight scoreless quarter, the Pleasantville football team sure needed a spark from somewhere just before halftime of Friday night’s game against Putnam Valley. It arrived with a stirring goal-line stand in the final

The Ossining football team learned the hard way that Horace Greeley’s Bo Phillips seems to have a nose for the football. Phillips, a senior defensive back, intercepted three passes Saturday night, returning two of them for touchdowns, in the Quakers’