On June 30, Associate New York State Supreme Court Justice Steven M. Jaeger ruled that legal proceedings against alleged sexual abuser Edwin Gaynor would be halted temporarily following last month’s death of Kevin Swayne, one of the plaintiffs in the matter. The decision came after lawyers for the Archdiocese of […]
Paul McClintock admits that he was never able to officially confirm that Westchester County’s famed swim championships were the oldest continuous-running swim meet in the eastern U.S., but given the long history of the event, he wouldn’t doubt it either. Since 1926, “The Counties”—run by the Westchester County Swimming Association, […]
It may have taken Bronxville a little while to get going on Saturday morning, but once the Broncos started rolling, they proved tough to stop. Taking on Albertus Magnus for the Class D girls lacrosse title on June 12, the top-seeded Broncos used their speed, skill and depth to bury […]
On June 6, the Tuckahoe Tigers officially began their playoff march, hosting No. 4-seeded Haldane in a Class C first round elimination game. Despite being heavily favored against the Blue Devils, the top-seeded Tigers had their hands full on Saturday, edging their opponent 4-3 to advance to the Section I […]
With time running out and the score knotted at 11-11, Rye needed a goal in the worst way in order to escape a late-season thriller against Bronxville on Saturday afternoon. They would get that goal with just 1:35 left in regulation off the stick of junior attacker Owen Kovacs who […]
