1. Curtis (11-2)
2. Poly Prep (7-1)
3. Tottenville (10-3)
4. Holy Cross (7-3)
5. St. Joseph by the Sea (7-2)
6. Fort Hamilton (11-1)
7. Xaverian (4-6)
8. Erasmus Hall (10-2)
9. Campus Magnet (8-3)
10. Mount St. Michael (5-5)
1. Holy Cross (7-3)
2. St. Joseph by the Sea (7-2)
3. Xaverian (4-6)
4. Mount St. Michael (5-5)
5. Fordham Prep (4-7)
6. Cardinal Hayes (8-2)
7. Xavier (7-4)
8. Monsignor Farrell (4-6)
9. St. Francis Prep (2-8)
10. St. Peter's (5-4)
1. Curtis (11-2)
2. Tottenville (10-2)
3. Fort Hamilton (11-1)
4. Erasmus Hall (10-2)
5. Campus Magnet (8-3)
6. Lincoln (7-4)
7. DeWitt Clinton (9-2)
8. Sheepshead Bay (7-4)
9. Susan Wagner (5-5)
10. Flushing (5-5)
Operation Athlete Team Shootout
World Basketball Festival 8/13
Nike World Basketball Festival Day 2
Team USA-GNYSAA All-Stars
15th annual Empire Challenge
Outback Steakhouse Empire Challenge practice
Mayor's Cup all-star game
Rumble in The Bronx
Mayor's Cup individual championships
St. Joseph by the Sea-Xavier
Riverdale/Kingsbridge-Gregorio Luperon
Lehman-Tottenville
St. Joseph by the Sea-Xavier
Xavier-St. Raymond
PSAL Outdoor Championships
PSAL Class A semifinals Madison-Lehman (Game 3)
LaGuardia-Lab Museum
James Madison-Tottenville
James Madison-Lehman (Game 2)
Tottenville-George Washington (Game 2)
Lehman-Madison Game 1
St. Raymond-Xaverian
Tottenville-George Washington Game 1
Monsignor Scanlan-St. John's Prep
Xaverian-Bishop Ford
St. Raymond-Monsignor Farrell
James Madison-Susan Wagner
CHSAA Softball State Final
Norman Thomas-James Madison
St. Francis Prep-Iona Prep
Moore Catholic-Bishop Ford
All Hallows-Monsignor Farrell
Xavier-Fordham Prep
Monroe-John F. Kennedy
Francis Lewis-George Washington
Cardozo-Francis Lewis
LaGuardia-Economics & Finance
NYSAISAA baseball final
NYSAISAA softball final
CHSAA Softball City Championship Game
CHSAA Boys Tennis City Championships
PSAL Class A Boys Lacrosse Final
PSAL Girls Lacrosse Final
CHSAA Brooklyn/Queens Final
Monsignor McClancy-LaSalle
Tottenville-McKee/Staten Island Tech
Bishop Ford-St. Francis Prep
CHSAA Archdiocesan Final
PSAL tennis finals
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Ryan Camilo got to play the role of understudy last season. The junior was moved up from the junior varsity in late October and even started a game in place of the now graduated...
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Jordan Rodriguez got the fitting finish he was looking for. The Susan Wagner quarterback missed his final high school game, a playoff loss to Sheepshead Bay, because of blood...
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Nick Fiorito was unexpectedly in uncharted territory. The Fort Hamilton senior was ready to line up for a 39-yard field goal that would give New York City a third-quarter lead in...
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Nick Fiorito was known by three words as a sophomore: The kicker guy. By the end of his senior year, it was down to two: all-city. “Four years of hard work,” is how the Fort...
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Devante Wheeler has gotten his talking out of the way. The Poly Prep star will play football at Stony Brook next season and will get a chance to compete against some of his...
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