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Quick 2008 recap
Various New York Title Games
NYSPHSAA AA Orchard Park 21, Monroe-Woodbury 17 StoryNYSPHSAA A Sweet Home 35, Burnt Hills 28 StoryNYSPHSAA B Rye 16, Oneida 12 StoryNYSPHSAA C Southwestern 35, Croton-Harmon 7 StoryNYSPHSAA D Maple Grove 55, Moriah 7 Story
PSAL Bowl New Dorp 37, Erasmus 14 StoryPSAL Cup Washington 20, Far Rockaway 14 StoryPSAL Championship Port Richmond 33, Fort Hamilton 21 StoryCHSFL AAA Iona Prep 48, St. Anthonys 35 StoryAA Holy Trinity 55, Stepinac 7 StoryA Cardinal Spellman 8, Cardinal Hayes 6 Story
Long Island I Connetquot 21, Freeport 13 StoryLong Island II Riverhead 42, Elmont Memorial 6 StoryLong Island III Sayville 13, Bethpage 7 StoryLong Island IV Babylon 35, Seaford 28 StoryHarvard Cup Riverside 26, Cleveland 8 Story
All-Area Teams
Albany Herald All-Metro Team; Lower Hudson Valley All-Area Team; All-Western New York Offense, Defense; Middletown Varsity 845 All-Area Team POY; Staten Island Advance All-Area Offense Defense; All-Central New York Team; Star Gazette All-Area Team POY; Oneonta All-Area Team; Poughkeepsie All-Area Team; All-Long Island Team; All-Greater Rochester Team; Glen Falls All-Star Team; Niagara All-Area Team; All-Queens Team; All-Bronx/Manhattan
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Find more football info at . . .
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State and national rankings
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N.Y. football reference guide
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NYSSWA Blogs
NYSSWA President John Moriello
March 8: No. 1 Half Hollow Hills West forfeits regular-season win
March 7: Kangaroos' Lovelace makes PSAL coaching history
March 7: New Hartford goes 3 OTs to beat Webster Thomas in hockey
March 6: Maple Grove's Secky closing in on 2,000 points
March 5: UConn recruit Hartley scores 51 in finale
March 4: Rapone sets Sec. 5 records for hoops wins
March 3: Two stabbed at Section 2 basketball game
March 2: Potsdam skaters win Section 10 crown in 3 OTs
Other blogs from around the state:
Albany Times Union: James Allen, Ed Bemiss (predictions, simulations), Eric Medved (basketball)
Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin: Kevin Stevens, Mike Mangan and Robert Bonaparte
The Buffalo News: Keith McShea and Mary Jo Monnin
Canandaigua Daily Messenger: Dan Enright, Jon Wordingham
Democrat and Chronicle: John Boccacino, Jeff DiVeronica and James Johnson
Eagle Newspapers (Syracuse area): Phil Blackwell
Glens Falls Post-Star: Greg Brownell (girls soccer), Alicia Johnson (volleyball), Alex Matthews (boys soccer), Will Springstead (field hockey), Pete Tobey (football).
LoHud.com: Kevin Devaney (boys basketball, football), Harold Gutmann (ice hockey), Jake Thomases (wrestling) and Josh Thomson (girls basketball).
Middletown Times Herald-Record: Sal Interdonato, Ken McMillan and Kevin Witt
Newsday: A variety of blogs by staffers and contributors
Poughkeepsie Journal: Jim Sheahan et al
Troy Record: Will Montgomery and Ryan Kircher
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Recent (mostly) football headlines
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Verbal commitments
The following players from New York high schools and prep schools have made commitments to Division I football programs. They cannot sign a binding letter of intent until February 2009:
Oday Aboushi, OL, Xaverian (Virginia)
Jamie Boyle, K, Monroe-Woodbury (Central Florida)
Andrew Civil, DE, Sheepshead Bay (Rutgers)
Fernando Diaz, OG, Cardinal Hayes (Pitt)
Curtis Dukes, RB, Indian River (Penn State)
Delano Fabor, CB, St. Francis (Buffalo)
Nick Ferrara, K, St. Anthony's (Maryland)
Jimmy Gordon, TE, Patchogue-Medford (Buffalo)
Ben Jebb, DL, Cornwall (Army)
Robert Joseph, FB, Poly Prep (Rutgers)
Bunduka Kargbo, S, Bishop Maginn (Buffalo)
Rob Lombardo, FB, Somers (Navy)
Alex Neutz, WR, Grand Island (Buffalo)
Stephen Obeng-Agyapong, S, Bronx JFK (Penn State)
Andy Phillips, OL, Syracuse CBA (Syracuse)
Torian Phillips, CB, Port Richmond (Syracuse)
Dillon Quinn, DT, Trinity Pawling (Boston College)
Shayne Skov, LB, Trinity Pawling (Stanford)
Shamar Stephen, OG, Long Island Lutheran (Connecticut)
Najee Tyler, QB, Xaverian (Purdue)
John Urschel, DL, Canisius (Penn State)
Jamal Wilson, OT, South Shore (Rutgers)
Pat Wilson, OT, Canisius (Buffalo)
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