Part of me fears that Public schools refusing to play Non-Privates will be the next course of action in Section 1. And for many reasons, I don’t believe in that.
As much as people talk about laws and appeals and votes, you have to ask this one simple question:
How long will you stay in a place where you’re clearly not wanted anymore?
It has reached that point for the non-publics in Section 1. Public schools have unanimously decided they do not want private schools in their postseason tournaments.
They are not proposing to remove them from Section 1 entirely - just a state-wide separation for the playoffs. The more this fight goes on, the more tense this is going to get.
Layoffs are always difficult for all involved. I must thank John Diffley and Melissa Manno for your hard work and dedicated service to SJU. You were superstars for our basketball program. We will miss you both so much. Godspeed!
Received this email that the NYSPHSAA Appeal Panel has unanimously overturned Section 1’s Amendment that will create a separate classification for non-public schools.
More details to come.
@SecOneAthletics likely expected this. Superintendents must now respond.
@KDJmedia1 deja vu all over again- My Albertus Magnus Falcons lost to Rye on a walk-off homer in same way in 1990 playoffs.😂I think it was Fitzpatrick who homered.
This should make you smile today.
Ossining flag football team manager Aliyah Rivera comes out on the field yesterday in her wheelchair and throws a touchdown and extra point.
@OSSATHLETICS
Via Winning Moments IG
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In 1962, Kevin and his partner took astronaut John Glenn on a 4 to 12 tour where he visited crime scenes and took to rooftops in pursuit of burglers. Thirty years later, Kevin and his NYPD son drove Glenn and his wife down the Cannon Of Heroes after his Space Shuttle flight.
The assist of the season in college hockey.
@OTLonESPN and @JeremySchaap took a closer look at Rachel Leahy's live-saving actions on January 5th in Bridgeport.
#GoArmy