Local Runners in Boston Marathon: Bedford-Katonah Daily Sports Digest April 17

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Runners from Bedford bested the heat to finish the annual race on Patriots Day in Massachusetts.

With the temperatures reaching the upper 80's, more than 22,000 runners competed in the 116th Boston Marathon on Monday. More than 3,000 marathon runners didn't even bother to show up because of the heat and hundreds more had to retire early because they were overcome by the high temperatures.

Wesley Korir (2:12:40) and Sharon Cherop (2:31:40) pulled off the sweep for the Kenyans.

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Harvey Drops Season Opener in Baseball

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In Harvey’s first varsity game of the season, the Cavaliers dropped a 6-1 decision to Christian Heritage.

James Tabul pitched a complete game, four-hitter for Christian Heritage. He had Harvey off-balance for most of the game, striking out 12 while surrendering only one walk. Harvey junior Jesse Zubren started and took the loss, pitching four innings and giving up four runs, two earned. He allowed only three hits and struck out four.

Senior Will Schubert, who pitched the final three innings, allowed two earned runs on three hits and struck out two.

On offense for Harvey, senior Russell Pober had a hit and scored the lone run. Senior Mikhyle Stein had two hits for the Cavaliers while senior Michael Morra picked up three stolen bases on the day. 

Harvey Rugby Loses to Keio

Harvey’s rugby team travelled to Keio Academy Wednesday hoping to capture their first win and looking to erase the memory of last week’s two point loss to New Rochelle, but Keio dashed the hopes of the Cavaliers with a 45-3 blowout victory.

Keio played a fast, disciplined brand of rugby.  Harvey’s coach, Phil Lazzaro said his team was “sluggish” from start to finish. “The way our forward pack played today allowed for some extra Keio excitement, unfortunately,” Coach Lazzaro said.

Keio struck early and often, amassing a twenty point lead by the 14th minute of play.  In the 16th minute, Harvey countered with a 23 meter penalty conversion by Billy Stapleton, but that would be the last time the Cavaliers would tally any points.

Coach Lazzaro said there was no part of Harvey’s game that clicked, citing “unbelievably poorly executed lineouts, poor attack runs by our forward pack and, at times, poor defense.”

Golf Outing

The Fox Lane Sports Boosters Club will hold its 4th Annual Golf Outing on Monday, May 21, followed by dinner and a lively auction at Mount Kisco Country Club.

To find out more details, see the club's website here.

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