For a team that had no meets and cut its training short last winter due to COVID-19 and a barrage of snow, the Scarsdale indoor track and fiel…
Heading into league play, the Scarsdale boys basketball team must shake its January trend. Despite two wins that brought them to 8-2 overall, the Raiders dominated the first half, but lost the second half against both Carmel and Ossining. That loss of momentum doesn’t often bode well histori…
With head coach Mike Blanco in quarantine, Scarsdale’s girls basketball team picked up a comeback win over Horace Greeley, a blowout victory over Mount Vernon and suffered a road loss to Ossining over the course of six days.
Last winter, the Ardsley/Hastings/Edgemont/Dobbs Ferry/Irvington boys swim and dive team won the virtual meet Section 1 championship over runner-up Scarsdale. While both teams added to their arsenal of swimmers with newcomers this year after not being hit hard by graduation — Scarsdale did l…
Among the protocols announced for schools reopening after winter break in Scarsdale was eliminating visitors to schools, which includes a ban on spectators at Scarsdale athletics home games at least through the end of January. This did not sit well with a majority of board of education membe…
The baby steps are over. Girls ice hockey in Section 1 has officially arrived.
Scarsdale’s boys swim team defeated the merged Byram Hills/Briarcliff/Pleasantville/Valhalla/Westlake squad 93-82 Wednesday, Dec. 15. With the win, the Raiders improved to 3-1.
Scarsdale’s girls basketball team ran into a buzz saw in the form of powerhouse Ursuline as the Raiders fell 71-25 to the host Koalas Wednesday, Dec. 8.
All it took was a few Scarsdale mistakes and Mamaroneck took complete control of the game in the second period.
If you ask Scarsdale coach Joe Amelio about senior captain Dylan Manin, he has nothing but positive things to say.
For a team that wrestled one exhibition varsity match last school year and didn’t have a modified practice season due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Scarsdale wrestling team has still managed to put itself in a good place this winter with a mix of veterans, kids coming up from the middle scho…
After being the lone Scarsdale varsity program not permitted to compete during the 2020-21 school year — wrestling had one outdoor exhibition match — once the cheerleading team got clearance in August for a full competitive experience this school year, including being permitted to practice a…
After graduating a stacked senior class in 2018, the Raiders had a handful of strong swimmers in Inga DeNunzio’s first year as head coach the next year and last winter during the pandemic things really began to pick up with the team’s overall talent level. Despite graduating one of the best …
The combined Eastchester/Tuckahoe/Bronxville/Edgemont (ETBE) hockey team opened the season 1-1, defeating Rye Town/Harrison (RTH) 7-3 on Thursday, Dec. 2 while falling to Mamaroneck in a nail-biter, 4-3, on Tuesday, Dec. 7.
Attending his third high school in 15 months, Carlos Rodriguez made himself right at home at Scarsdale High School last month, on and off the basketball court. The sophomore was named the Most Valuable Player of the Maroon & White Kari Pizzitola Holiday Basketball Tournament, which to hi…
After being held to 19 points by Arlington, the Scarsdale girls basketball team held Edgemont to 15 in going 1-1 in their home Maroon & White Kari Pizzitola Holiday Basketball Tournament. With a 44-31 win that followed against Fox Lane, the Raiders are off to a solid start with four play…
If the Scarsdale ice hockey team was using the first two games to assess the depth of its talent, the Raiders have got to be pretty happy with the results.
Scarsdale’s hockey team is looking forward to a return to normalcy this season after the Raiders only played seven games last season during a shortened campaign due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A 24-21 loss to Mamaroneck back on Oct. 1 ended up being the difference in Scarsdale’s football team coming up short of sectionals this season.
For a team in a rebuild, Scarsdale girls swim and dive coach Barney Foltman was pleased to see two freshmen and a relay make the Section 1 finals.
On Nov. 3, the Scarsdale boys volleyball team lost as many sets as it had the entire season heading into sectionals. Unfortunately for them, that number was three.
One look around on a beautiful sunny day and you could tell that this day meant a lot to all the cross-country runners competing in the Section 1 Championships Saturday, Nov. 6, at Bowdoin Park.
In her 27 years coaching tennis at Scarsdale, Jennifer Roane had never been so outwardly emotional. To her players she preaches being calm, cool and collected — and she did just that at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing — but you could see her turn a shade of maroo…
After one of the finest regular seasons in program history — a 16-2 record, a share of the league title, a tournament win and a runner-up finish and the first program wins over North Rockland and Ardsley — the second-seeded Scarsdale girls volleyball team struggled in sectionals, squeaking b…
A 1-0 quarterfinal win over rival Mamaroneck was an exhilarating victory for Scarsdale’s girls soccer team but it came at a cost as the game left the Raiders bruised and battered.
Reaching the Section 1 Class AA finals this fall was the beginning, not the end for the Scarsdale boys soccer team.
Scarsdale’s undefeated season came to an end with a 2-0 loss to Mamaroneck in the Section 1 Class A finals. The two teams had a scoreless tie in the regular season following Mamaroneck losing to Lakeland, then Scarsdale tying Lakeland.
On Monday, Nov. 1, the Scarsdale cross-country team competed at the League 1B championships at Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx.
Sisters Mackenzie and Parker Mauro have a special bond on and off the field hockey field. That bond helped the Scarsdale Raiders advance in postseason when Parker assisted Mackenzie on a corner in the Section 1 Class AA quarterfinals against John Jay-East Fishkill. Three minutes into overtim…
She didn’t show it, but Scarsdale girls’ soccer goalie Jordan Harpster admitted she was feeling the pressure with the clock winding down Monday, Oct. 25, at Mamaroneck.
Scarsdale competed in the Westchester County Championship meet Saturday, Oct. 23 at Somers High School and posted some strong results.
When Scarsdale traveled up to Arlington on Sept. 21, the Raiders were dealt their first loss of the season in a 2-1 defeat. But coach Marcos Monteagudo knew there might be a rematch down the line.
The league championship meets — also known as divisionals — were the last chance for girls swimmers to qualify for sectionals and a good chance to see if they could make state cuts. Edgemont senior Natalie Peng made her first state cut and Scarsdale’s Abigail Gurden, a junior, and Fiona Kant…
Scarsdale senior Emily Simons needed six assists to reach 1,000 for her career and the Scarsdale girls volleyball team needed to beat Ursuline to share the league title with Mamaroneck. Neither came easy on Thursday, Oct. 21, but Simons got No. 1,000 and Scarsdale got the win.
Through 17 matches, the Scarsdale girls tennis team has been on cruise control all season. In fact, the only team to win any singles or doubles matches against the Raiders is Horace Greeley, which took a total of five over three matches.
On senior night, with the slightest chance of still making sectionals and being without its head coach Andy Verboys, who had a family funeral to attend, the Scarsdale football team played for pride and with pride in a 34-6 regular season-ending win over Mount Vernon on Friday, Oct. 22.
The times have changed, but the names haven’t.
Though it was only four sets worth, the Scarsdale boys volleyball team finally saw some unfamiliar competition.
With an 11-match winning streak, a 6-0 start in league play and 2-0 lead on Mamaroneck on senior night, the Scarsdale girls volleyball team was on cruise control.
For Scarsdale boys soccer coach Marcos Monteagudo, there are many lessons to be learned throughout the course of a season. And there are lessons to be learned from past seasons, too.
Scarsdale’s field hockey team received the No. 1 seed in the Class A sectionals after finishing the regular season an unbeaten 14-0-2.
Scarsdale’s boys volleyball team finally lost its first set, but the Raiders still kept their winning ways going by earning three more victories to improve their perfect record to 10-0.
It wasn’t a victory on the score sheet, but the result on the field was a good indicator of how far the Scarsdale girls varsity soccer team has come this fall.
The Scarsdale field hockey team may not have won its last two games, but tying the two other elite Section 1 teams bodes well for their postseason prospects.
Natalie Hu in singles and Laura Mendes and Campbell Alin in doubles each came a win away from making the New York State championships for Scarsdale girls tennis this week.
Scarsdale kept its perfect season going as the Raiders improved to 7-0 with straight-set wins over Suffern and Clarkstown South. They have not dropped a set this season.
With a .817 win percentage on faceoffs, Scarsdale’s Colby Baldwin held the top spot in Section 1 as a sophomore last season.
With veterans and new talent finding their way, the Scarsdale girls swim and dive team had its best performance of the season with an 85-85 tie against Lakeland/Panas on Oct. 5. This followed two losses and a season in which the team hasn’t had a home pool.
Had Scarsdale defeated Mamaroneck on Friday, Oct. 1, senior Adrian Duval would have become a Scarsdale football legend. That Scarsdale lost 24-21 on a touchdown with three minutes left after trailing 17-0 in the fourth quarter does not, however, diminish the impact the backup quarterback had…
Senior captain Kian Batliwalla was angry at halftime. He had some choice words for his Scarsdale boys soccer teammates down 2-0 on the road against Mamaroneck.
