Alex Vega couldn’t wait for the start of the 2019 season. The Kennedy football coach knew he might have a special team on his hands, one he thought would benefit from a full year in his system and in his weight room. more

About everything that could go right was going right for the Fieldston football program last Saturday. more

Phil Treglia is something of a football lifer. From starting quarterback at Iona Prep in the early 1990s to coaching stints at Hackley and Stepinac in Westchester, and — most recently — Staples High School in Connecticut, football has coursed through Treglia’s veins for quite some time. more

There was very little time between when Alex Vega accepted the head coaching position at John F. Kennedy Campus, and when he actually took the reins of the football program last season heading straight into the opening kickoff. There was barely time for introductions, never mind learning new offensive and defensive schemes. more

John Applebee thought a move might be coming, and he wasn’t surprised when the Public School Athletic League handed down its decision. The Clinton Governors football team, which has struggled the past several seasons, were shifted from the league’s City Conference to the Bowl Conference. more

When we last saw the Horace Mann Lions’ football team last November, they were knee-deep in the hoopla of celebrating their 14-6 victory over Dalton. It was a triumph which gave the Lions their second straight Ivy League championship and third title in four seasons. more

It was only the third day of preseason practice. But as Gus Ornstein surveyed his 2019 Fieldston Eagles, he noticed a considerable lack of beef among his players. more

Heading into last season, the Jaspers were coming off two near back-to-back appearances in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference championship game. Because of that, there was sky-high optimism the Manhattan College women’s soccer team was primed for another run at the title. more

Like a lot of recent graduates, Noam Pechter will miss his school, his routine, his classmates, and his days on the basketball court and baseball diamond. more

So, how did you spend your summer vacation? more