1. Tottenville (23-1)
2. St. Joseph by the Sea (19-3)
3. Lehman (18-5)
4. Xavier (18-8)
5. James Monroe (18-1)
6. St. Raymond (17-8)
7. James Madison (20-2)
8. George Washington (19-2)
9. Xaverian (19-3)
10. Morris (16-3)
1. St. Joseph by the Sea (19-3)
2. Xavier (18-8)
3. St. Raymond (17-8)
4. Xaverian (19-3)
5. Bishop Ford (15-7)
6. Monsignor Farrell (13-7)
7. St. Francis Prep (13-8)
8. Moore Catholic (10-9)
9. All Hallows (12-9)
10. Fordham Prep (13-8)
1. Tottenville (22-1)
2. Lehman (18-4)
3. James Monroe (18-1)
4. James Madison (20-2)
5. George Washington (19-2)
6. Morris (16-3)
7. Norman Thomas (16-3)
8. Grand Street Campus (18-1)
9. John Adams (16-2)
10. Riverdale/Kingsbridge (20-0)
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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
Lehman-John F. Kennedy
As one door begun to close for Jonathan Bobea, another one magically swung open. While the former Francis Lewis ace, taken in the 19th round of the First-Year Player Draft by...
TRENTON, N.J. – Matt Rizzotti returned to Archbishop Molloy over the winter at the crossroads of his professional baseball career. Selling tickets at the door of a boys basketball...
Anthony Varvaro is five years removed from St. John’s, but he’s just a short drive away from Seattle. The Staten Island native has earned his first Triple-A call-up and will fly...
Phil Loprete was one of the better players in the CHSAA this year and the Archbishop Molloy standout will go on to play at Division I baseball at C.W. Post. The slugger has...
The Greater New York Sandlot Athletic Alliance has assembled a solid collection of all-stars for its five-game exhibition series against the United States 18-and-under national...
The score was more lopsided on Wednesday than on Tuesday, but Greater New York Sandlot Athletic Alliance manager Ken Auer was more encouraged after a 9-0 loss to the United States...
A catcher all his life, Jason Galeano has dealt with painful losses before. But nothing – absolutely, positive nothing, he said – could equate to the feeling that rushed through...
Elvin Soto’s meteoric rise continues. The Xaverian rising senior thought it couldn't get any better than verbally committing to play for Pac-10 powerhouse Arizona, a rarity for a...
First-pitch temperature at MCU Park in Coney Island Tuesday afternoon was a sizzling 103 degrees, but it wasn’t the heat that got to the Greater New York Sandlot Athletic Alliance...
It started as a running joke, grew legs at a local Chinese restaurant on Union Turnpike in Queens, and intensified as the summer season neared. By its start, the Bayside Yankees...
As a player at McKee/Staten Island Tech in the late 1990s, Kevin Hughes forged a reputation on Staten Island. “I loved the way he played,” said St. Peter’s coach John Eberlein,...
Marc DeLuca is the new head coach of the St. Raymond baseball team, but he’s the first to say that he is in no way replacing legendary Ron Patnosh, who stepped down earlier this...
On one of the hottest days of the year, Phil Loprete had the right idea. He headed to Juniper Valley Park in Middle Village, Queens on Monday. But the recent Archbishop Molloy...
George Washington southpaw Nestor Bautista and John Adams right-hander Rafael Guerrero. FDR catcher Melvin Rios, Bishop Ford catcher Mike Molbury, and Telecommunications...
Mike Antonio didn’t waste any time. Hours after he signed his first professional contract with the Kansas City Royals, the team that made the George Washington standout the...
The story of the New York City baseball season was Huguenot, the neighborhood on the South Side of Staten Island, home of the CHSAA champ St. Joseph by the Sea and PSAL...
The Bronx didn’t win any Class A titles, but that doesn’t mean the borough generally associated with baseball dominance had a down year. Salesian won the CHSAA Class B crown, St...
What a year it was on Staten Island. Led by Jon Silva, Zach Granite, Kevin Krause and a seemingly endless cast of characters, Tottenville won the PSAL Class A title, its 11th...
Manhattan lives up to its baseball-rich reputation with one champion (Collegiate), a runner-up (Xavier) and another near miss (George Washington). George Washington and Norman...
Close, just not close enough. Brooklyn enjoyed a sterling season on the diamond, from Madison going undefeated in Brooklyn A West and reaching the PSAL Class A semifinals for the...
Expectations were high for Queens, but the results didn't quite match as the quarterfinals lacked any 'A' program from the borough. Francis Lewis ace Jonathan Bobea was drafted...
There is a framed photo in Melvin Garcia’s room dating back five years. In the picture, he is wearing the Toronto Blue Jays colors – blue, black, graphite and silver with a blue...
Andrew Gould looked onto the MCU Park field and smiled. There were PSAL stars warming up on one side and CHSAA standouts doing the same on the other, preparing for the first ever...
Matt Molbury’s high-school career didn’t end the way the Bishop Ford catcher was hoping. The Falcons finished second in the CHSAA’s Brooklyn/Queens division and were...
Pedro Alvarez didn’t just take the road less traveled to the major leagues. He took the one without paved roads, dirt, rocks and sticks on top of it. When it came time to pick a...
The Post’s baseball beat writers, Zach Braziller and Dylan Butler, break down tomorrow’s inaugural Mayor’s Cup PSAL-CHSAA all-star game at MCU Park in Coney Island. What: Mayor’s...
Tottenville’s lineup was the deepest and most potent in the city during the regular season. Its defense was air tight, particularly up the middle with catcher Kevin Krause, second...
Mike Antonio’s ability on a baseball field has been well documented and recognized as New York City’s highest high-school player drafted since Jason Marquis in 1996. The Kansas...
It was originally known as Bloomingview, but was renamed Huguenot after the settlers, led by Daniel Perrin, moved into the area in the late 17th century and early 18th century to...
Friday evening, a few minutes after 10 p.m., the PSAL season came to a close. It was a sad moment for us – the season was so memorable. The ‘A’ title game, won by Tottenville,...
Neither school had its prom Saturday night, but Tottenville and St. Joseph by the Sea were undoubtedly in party mode. The Pirates won their 11th PSAL Class A city title Friday...
History was made on Saturday as St. Joseph by the Sea defeated Xavier to win its first CHSAA Class A intersectional championship. The Vikings also solidified their spot as the No...
On the long ride from the south shore of Staten Island to Jamaica, Queens Saturday, catcher Joe Stabach and pitcher Frank Stavola had plenty of time to talk. And, as has been the...
It was a popular belief that if St. Joseph by the Se was going to win its first CHSAA Class A intersectional baseball title, Nick Pavia would be the one to pitch them there. The...
Nick DiLeo couldn’t have been more serious, but his teammates didn’t want to believe him. The sophomore had to tell the rest of the Xavier players that he couldn't take the ball...
Xavier and James McCool were both in places they didn’t initially expect to be. The Knights were a win away from a CHSAA Class A intersectional title and the junior was on the...
In one instant, a hush turned into a roar. When it became evident Tyler Gurman had air-mailed the throw to first, which would enable Christian Osmundsen to round third and cross...
It wasn’t until the final out was recorded that top-seeded Riverdale/Kingsbridge Academy’s young stars acted their age. They dumped the Gatorade bucket on the head of their coach,...
From the sound of the crowd you would not have guessed that Gregorio Luperon had just fallen short of its first ever city title. The second-seeded Generals received a loud ovation...
George Kantizan batted a robust .435 during the regular season, blasted four home runs, and drove in 18 RBIs. He hit .571 in the playoffs, with five RBIs. In a sweep of...
Adam Droz walked right to an emotional Tyler Gurman and put his arm around him. For a few moments, even with Tottenville in the midst of a wild celebration behind them, it was...
When St. Joseph by the Sea’s Nick Pavia is pitching at his best, it takes nothing short of a Major League effort to beat him. Maybe that’s why it took Xavier nine innings to knock...
David Eschen was looking to break out of a slump at the plate, Rob Maguire was looking for personal redemption on the mound, and both Xavier players wanted to extend their team’s...
PSAL baseball beat writer Zach Braziller breaks down tomorrow’s PSAL Class A championship game between No. 3 Tottenville and No. 8 Lehman and MCU Park in Coney Island. To follow...
CHSAA baseball beat writer Dylan Butler breaks down Friday night’s CHSAA Class A intersectional title game between No. 2 St. Joseph by the Sea and No. 8 Xavier, set for 7:30 p.m...
CHSAA baseball beat writer Dylan Butler breaks down second-seeded St. Joseph by the Sea in advance of Friday’s CHSAA Class A intersectional title game at Kaiser Stadium on the...
CHSAA baseball beat writer Dylan Butler breaks down eighth-seeded Xavier in advance of Friday’s CHSAA Class A intersectional title game at Kaiser Stadium on the campus of St...
PSAL baseball beat writer Zach Braziller breaks down the eighth-seeded Lehman Lions in advance of Friday’s Class A championship game at MCU Park in Coney Island at 7 p.m. Lehman...
PSAL baseball beat writer Zach Braziller breaks down the PSAL Class B championship game between No. 1 Riverdale/Kingsbridge Academy and No. 2 Gregorio Luperon at MCU Park in Coney...
PSAL baseball beat writer Zach Braziller breaks down the third-seeded Tottenville Pirates in advance of Friday’s Class A championship game at MCU Park in Coney Island...
Esteban Gomez heard he could be drafted as high as the eighth round. Instead, the Bishop Ford first baseman was taken by the Houston Astros in the 35th round on Wednesday. But...
It’s difficult to discern just who was more excited Tuesday – Danny Lopez, who realized a lifelong dream when he was selected by the Seattle Mariners in the 17th round of the...
When the St. Raymond baseball team fell to Xavier in the CHSAA Class A intersectional semifinals Tuesday night, it wasn’t just the end of a season. It also marked the end of an...
When the city’s top local prospects convened at American Legion Field in Brooklyn for the Scouts Showcase two Sundays ago, nobody helped himself more than Melvin Garcia, scouts in...
Chris Bates thought there was a plan already in place. The Regis left-hander would be selected late on the third day of the Major League Baseball draft by the Milwaukee Brewers...
Brendan Cosgrove didn’t know Nick DiLeo was one strike away from a no-hitter. The Xavier right fielder just knew that if he missed, Jon Crucey’s two-out looping double in the...
Catcher Brian McKenna said he didn’t know until the fifth inning, Nick DiLeo figured it out around the sixth inning and right fielder Brendan Cosgrove had no idea until after the...
The PSAL and CHSAA will meet in an all-star game at MCU Park in Coney Island for the first time ever on June 18, The Post has learned. Fifty of the best high-school seniors, as...
Jonathan Bobea’s smile spoke volumes. The Francis Lewis senior has a poker face gamblers would die for. He throws a no-hitter and he hardly cracks a grin, talking about the...
Sure, Mike Antonio’s stock dropped – all the way to the third round. The Kansas City Royals took the George Washington standout shortstop with the 86th overall pick on Day 2 of...
Jonathan Bobea has pitched better games against better competition with more on the line. There were no major league scouts – a routine occurrence this spring – and very little...
Andrew Arnaboldi entered the Mayor’s Cup unsure of himself. It showed in his loss in the semifinals Sunday morning. Then the finals came against Cardozo and the first four matches...
We said it all year the playoffs would be unpredictable. How's eighth-seeded Lehman in the championship for out of nowhere? It was a wild week of postseason play, as Tottenville...
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