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The Bergen Record
Mid-Hudson News Network
BroBible
New York High School Football Team Disqualified From Playoffs Hours After Beating Defending State Champions
East High/World of Inquiry beat defending New York high school football state champion Monroe over the weekend in playoff action. Hours later, it was disqualified from the postseason. A massive brawl erupted after the final play of the game. It will end both teams’ pursuit of a title. The two foes met for a Section […] The post New York High School Football Team Disqualified From Playoffs Hours After Beating Defending State Champions appeared first on BroBible.
Poughkeepsie Journal
Beacon bulldozes Marlboro, sets up rematch in Section 9 final
BEACON – Coming into the Section 9 Class B football semifinals, Beacon understood what it needed to do in order to come out on top. The Bulldogs needed to completely stunt a dangerous Marlboro rushing attack led by Shawn DeLaigle, and the hope was that everything else would fall into place after that. The chips fell favorably for Beacon. Now, all that's left is to go chase a championship plaque. Hosting the Dukes in semifinal action, the Bulldogs defense completely smothered Marlboro in the mist all night en route to a commanding 34-0 victory on Friday night, November 6. "Every defensive person on the field did their job," senior offensive and defensive lineman Jay Adams said after the game. "From the defensive lineman to the linebackers, safeties and cornerbacks. We all did our job." Equaling the efforts of the front seven on defense, Beacon's (9-1) usually potent offensive unit showed its big play potential early and often in this one. Elijah Epps broke free on a 33-yard run to the far left sideline to open up scoring with his first of two first half touchdowns just before JahReal Whitted rushed from 44 yards out to put the Bulldogs up multiple
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Courier News
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St. John’s University in central Minnesota sues New York school over ‘Johnnies’ nickname
St. John’s University in central Minnesota is suing a New York university of the same name for using its “Johnnies” nickname. The lawsuit filed this week in federal court in Minnesota says the private Catholic university in Collegeville has been calling its students and athletic teams Johnnies since at least 1900.