Major League Soccer’s move toward a summer-to-spring cycle in 2027 landed quickly with Minnesota fans. Twin Cities residents noticed it right away because winter shapes so much of what a matchday feels like here. The shift raises questions about when the Loons will play their first home dates and how the club will handle stretches […]
Third-ranked Kutztown University football, including Jake Teitel of West Nyack, NY (10994), is headed back to the semifinals of the NCAA Division II Football Championship for the second time in the last three seasons after pulling away from 24th-ranked Frostburg State in the second half for a 51-29 victory on Saturday afternoon, Dec. 6, at […]
The first eight weeks of the NFL season were the definition of a horror show for Jets first year head coach Aaron Glenn. Glenn started the season 0-7, and he found himself picking fights with members of the media that cover the team and had a team that looked beyond lost across all three elements […]
The public is invited to join in the festivities as the Black Knights prepare to battle the Navy Midshipmen during the 126th Army-Navy game on Saturday, Dec. 13, at M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, MD. Wednesday, Dec. 10 at Daly Field in West Point Men’s Goat-Engineer Flag Football Game, 5-6 p.m. Women’s Goat-Engineer Flag Football Game, […]
By Jamie Kempton Construction at Bear Mountain necessitates first location change in 42-year history The Bill Markiewicz Memorial Rockland County Alumni Cross Country Run is nothing if not a creature of habit. For its first 41 years, you could set your watch to its noontime start the Saturday after Thanksgiving at Bear Mountain State Park, […]
Sunday was the first of many big moves by David Stearns and the Mets brainttrust this winter. Make no mistake, Sunday was a trade that was a bit of a shock to the system. Brandon Nimmo, the popular outfielder and longest tenured Met was traded for Rangers Infielder Marcus Semien. My initial reaction was surprise, […]