Mike Smith
Sports Editor at The Rye City Review
Sports Editor at The Harrison Review
Reporter in Westchester for https://t.co/u6x4j19W19 Sports Photography/Instagram: MQS_Media
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2 weeks ago |
harrisonreview.com | Mike Smith
Area softball fans were treated to an early-season showdown between two of the top local teams on Friday, as defending Section 1 champion hosted Ursuline in a marquee matchup. And although the Koalas would come away with a 3-2 victory on the afternoon, the tilt portended big things for both ball clubs as they try to establish themselves as title hopefuls once again. With the game knotted at 1-1 in the sixth inning, Ursuline jumped out in front with two-run double by Emilia Mancuso.
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1 month ago |
cityreviewnr.com | Mike Smith
On March 22, Section 1 Flag Football teams celebrated the start of another season with a special kick-off event at Somers High School. Like last year, however, the girls weren’t the only football stars there, as the event was hosted in conjunction with the New York Giants, who sent a trio of Big Blue’s finest—Andrew Thomas, Tyler Nubin and Anthony Johnson—to support the fastest-growing varsity sport in New York State.
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1 month ago |
harrisonreview.com | Mike Smith
If all good things must come to an end eventually, the same holds for things that are undeniably “great”. On Saturday, Feb. 22, the Harrison girls basketball season concluded with a hard-fought loss to Nyack in the first round of the Class AA playoffs, falling to the Red Hawks 48-43 on the road.
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2 months ago |
harrisonreview.com | Mike Smith
Sometimes, a stiff test before the playoffs is exactly what a team needs to spur it on to postseason success. On Friday night, the basketball teams of both Harrison and Rye found this out firsthand, as the Garnets and Huskies squared off in a league showdown on the last weekend of the year. In the end, it was Rye’s ability to rally back from an early deficit that proved the difference maker, as the Garnets came away with a hard-fought 54-49 win.
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2 months ago |
harrisonreview.com | Mike Smith
Last week was a banner one for the Harrison Huskies girls basketball program and standout Mia Strazza. On Wednesday, February 5, Strazza became the program’s all-time scoring leader, eclipsing the 2018 mark set by Avery LaBarbera. Two nights later, she led her team to a decisive win over league foe Eastchester, helping the Huskies gain some much-needed momentum before the postseason kicks off next week.
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Today, @Rye_Boys_Soccer won the Class A Section 1 title with an electric 8-3 win over Ardsley. Kaden Zion had a hat trick to lead the Garnets, who are celebrating their first Section 1 title since 2019. https://t.co/IpO1atZd4K
This afternoon, @RyeAthletics girls soccer took home the Section 1 title, downing Somers 4-2 to keep the season alive. Rye goals from Charlotte Keenan, Shira Rand and Mary Sack. Now off to Lakeland for the Class A Field Hockey Championships. https://t.co/Z97TTzJi6b
Today, @RyeAthletics picked up its 50th win in "The Game", topping Harrison 24-0 behind two TDs from Chris Iuliano. Asked what it meant to beat the Huskies after the recent history of The Game, Iuliano grinned. "We lost to them the last two years," he said. "I owed 'em one." https://t.co/umhmO406b3