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Leeper Saves 19: Tarrytown-Sleepy Hollow Daily Sports Digest, April 30
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The below three posts were taken from the Sleepy Hollow Athletic Department website:
On Tuesday, April 24th, Sleepy Hollow played their first league game against Ardsley. The game was definitely the most exciting game of the season! Down by five goals, Sleepy orchestrated an amazing comeback within the last five minutes of the game.
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The charge was led by Annelise Birrittella, Katherine Doyle and Marina Pantoliano. Goalie Rebecca Leeper had 19 saves on the day. The final score was 11-11.
JV Baseball
On Tuesday, April 25th the jv baseball team beat Hastings 6-3 behind Daniel Chevre who had his first start of the year. Daniel pitched five strong innings striking out 10 and only letting up 2 earned runs.
Offensively Nick Gaspare and Adam Rosenbloom each had three hits with Adam adding three RBI’s and Nick contributing three stolen bases. Next up is a game versus Martin Lither King high school on Monday the 30th at Losee Park.
Modified Boys Lax
On Tuesday, April 24th the boys’ modified lacrosse team improved to 2-1. In the best half of lacrosse of the season as of yet the boys collected 16 ground balls, took 11 shots, and controlled the tempo of the game with a 5-1 score.
The final score would be 5-3 after a fierce come back by the Bronxville attack. Dimitre Ridley made 7 stops in his second appearance in goal. Jack Wietzner led the way for the Horsemen with 2 goals and 2 assists.
Jacob Smith and Isaac Newland would each add one goal on the day. David Husselbee would cap off scoring with his first goal of the season. Harry Bogusz and Kasper Endreny led the way in transition and in the ground ball effort.
The ground ball game was dominated by our boys at home with 39 loose balls collected on the day.
College News from Dick Miller
The below was taken from the respective school's websites:
Lacrosse
In a hard fought game at home with Williams, Amherst, in 2 overtimes, topped the Ephs, 10-9, as Lord Jeff goalie Lamil Harik (Hackley '08) had 6 goals against and had 8 saves in the battle.
Catalina Friscia (Hackley '08) of Drexel U. had 1 shot on goal in a game at home on the 22nd with Old Dominion, a 10-4 victory.
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4:30 PM BASEBALL JV NON-LEAGUE MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. HS @ SLEEPY HOLLOW H.S.
4:30 PM BASEBALL Varsity NON-LEAGUE MOUNT VERNON H.S. @ SLEEPY HOLLOW H.S.
4:45 PM BOYS LACROSSE JV LEAGUE SLEEPY HOLLOW H.S. @ HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL
4:30 PM BOYS LACROSSE JV NON-LEAGUE WHITE PLAINS HS @ SLEEPY HOLLOW H.S.
4:45 PM BOYS LACROSSE Varsity LEAGUE SLEEPY HOLLOW H.S. @ DOBBS FERRY HS
6:30 PM GIRLS LACROSSE JV SLEEPY HOLLOW H.S. @ VALHALLA HS VALHALLA HS
4:45 PM GIRLS LACROSSE Varsity SLEEPY HOLLOW H.S. @ VALHALLA HS VALHALLA HS
4:45 PM SOFTBALL Modified LEAGUE SLEEPY HOLLOW H.S. @ WOODLANDS HS RUMBROOK PARK
4:15 PM TRACK Modified NON-LEAGUE SLEEPY HOLLOW H.S. @ OSSINING HS
Source: http://sportspakdb.lhric.org
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