Mike Dougherty

2 days ago | lohud.com | Mike Dougherty

Jamison Stevens, who led Woodlands to a NYSPHSAA championship game appearance, was named first-team all-state by the New York State Sportswriters Association. The organization released it's small school picks on Monday, April 21. A total of 13 players from Section 1 were recognized. The large school picks will be released April 28. Class BFirst team: Jamison Stevens (Woodlands). Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Second team: Anthony Ficarrotta (Dobbs Ferry).

2 days ago | lohud.com | Mike Dougherty

Mike DoughertyRockland/Westchester Journal NewsIt's a big week for Iona Prep, which hits the road to play Victor and Shenendehowa then comes back home for a showdown against Stepinac, which has been circled since the Gaels were upended by the Crusaders in the CHSAA title game last season. Marquee gamesMonday: Pearl River at North Rockland; Nyack at Tappan Zee. Tuesday: Iona Prep at Victor. Thursday: Rye at Greeley; Bronxville at Pleasantville. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

2 days ago | lohud.com | Mike Dougherty

We're taking a time out for a heat check. Get your thumbs loose. The lohud Boys Lacrosse Player of the Week poll, presented by White Plains Hospital, spotlights the players who had a headline-worthy impact on the previous week. Your vote determines the winner. Review what our finalists got done in between the lines, then vote for the player who had the biggest impact. We'll keep the poll open until 3 p.m. Wednesday and then announce the winner on social media.

6 days ago | audacy.com | Mike Dougherty

CAMDEN, N.J. (KYW Newsradio) - The company that owns a scrap yard that went up in flames back on Feb. 21 in Camden will pay the city $6.7 million as part of a settlement after the massive fire. As part of the settlement, Camden Mayor Vic Carstarphen said EMR Metal Recycling is being held accountable for the fire that forced more than 100 residents to seek shelter elsewhere. "Everyone is pushing in the right direction. Everyone is.

1 week ago | lohud.com | Mike Dougherty

Mike DoughertyRockland/Westchester Journal NewsWe're roughly three weeks away from the start of the NCAA postseason, so it's a good time for a quick rundown of the players from Westchester, Rockland and Putnam who are currently on a Division I, II or III roster. For perspective, only 3.3% of high school lacrosse players make the jump to Division I and only 8% land on a Division III roster, according to the latest NCAA figures.