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Undefeated NY high school football team kicked out of playoffs over 53-second mistake
Fifty-three seconds is all it took to change a season — but not in the way you’d expect. An undefeated New York high school football team saw its championship hopes wiped out because one player — who spent less than a minute on the field — wasn’t eligible to play. Middletown High School in Orange County was disqualified from the Section IX Class AA championship after the school district withdrew its emergency court petition on Friday to reverse the disqualification. The Middletown High School Middies football team gathers in New York. Credit: Middletown High School Football/Facebook Texas high school girls’ basketball game descends into chaos as adult bodyslams player during brawl The Middies deployed a kicker, later ruled an “ineligible kickoff specialist,” who played 53 seconds in their 48-15 semifinal playoff win against Valley Central on Nov. 6 without meeting a postseason eligibility requirement. Middletown acknowledged that it made a mistake but contested that the students should not be disqualified for a decision made by adults, and the player had no impact on the game itself. The decision came after a near two-hour hearing at the Orange County Courthouse in Goshen before state Supreme Court Justice Verris Shako. Parent caught
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Goshen football closes out strong season
The Goshen High School football program celebrated yet another winning season against tough opposition on the field in 2026. The team’s notable victories included defeating Warwick to take the Spirit Trophy on Sept. 26. “Playing Warwick at Warwick in a rain storm was a good game for us,’’ Goshen...
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Burke Catholic posts shutout in Class D football championship win
GOSHEN – Top-seeded Burke used four rushing touchdowns and a dominant defensive performance to blank No. 2 Chester 29-0 on Friday night, capturing the Section 9 Class D football championship. Quarterback Lucas Rodriguez set the tone early, breaking loose for a 62-yard touchdown run with 7:42 remaining in the...