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New York high school football coach steps down after 10 seasons
After nearly 20 years in association with Ardsley High School (NY), Dan DiFalco has decided it’s time to step away from New York high school football sidelines. According to a letter released to the public on Friday morning, DiFalco announced that hes stepping down as the program’s head football coach. DiFalco had been the Panthers’ lead man for a decade and spent the previous nine seasons as an assistant coach. [ $19.99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national coverage ] “After much thought and consideration, I have made the difficult decision to step down as Head Varsity Football Coach ...
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Three girls basketball teams achieve the ultimate goal
Some history was made at the New York State girls basketball championships last week. Albertus Magnus continued its dominance statewide, winning its third straight state championship and second in Class AAA. The Falcons have remained the gold standard in girls basketball in New York. Yonkers Montessori Academy became the first Yonkers basketball team in the modern era to win the a state championship, winning the Class B girls basketball title. Tappan Zee won its first state championship also, riding a dream season all the way to the Class A state championship. So we had a public school from Rockland, a private school from Rockland and a public school from the city of Yonkers in Westchester. Stephen Haynes and Frank Becerra Jr. were there for every basket, every moment and every celebration. Check out their work if you missed it. Also, the weather might not seem like it exactly yet, but I think it's spring. Thanks for reading, Phil This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: Three girls basketball teams achieve the ultimate goal
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Vincent’s Clam Bar helping fuel New York’s March Madness-bound teams
It’s their lucky parm! March Madness-bound St. John’s, Hofstra and Long Island University have a secret weapon behind their banner seasons — home cookin’ from Vincent’s Clam Bar, which just started catering for the two Nassau County colleges during the fall term and right before their explosive success. “It’s something magical about Vincent’s,” Hofstra head coach Speedy Claxton boasted to The Post. “I might stop in there tonight, actually,” said Claxton, who will lead the Pride into their first NCAA Tournament game in 25 years. Bobby Marisi and Danny Pepi are photographed at Vincent’s Clam Bar in Carle Place, N.Y. on Friday, March 13, 2026. Heather Khalifa for the NY Post Even Adelphi University just made the NCAA Division II tournament a few months after chowing down on the Carle Place spot’s food as an official catering partner . “There might be something in the sauce,” said Vincent’s manager, Danny Pepi, who, along with owner Bobby Marisi, has been at the Big East Tournament devoutly rooting on the Johnnies. “We were all saying, ‘I can’t believe these guys are all making a run for it,’ ” he added of the unbelievable crossover. Speedy Claxton, Hofstra not backing down from chance