New Coach, Approach for PV Football
PUTNAM VALLEY—In each of the last two seasons, the Putnam Valley high football team has finished at 3-5. This season the Tigers have a new coach, a new offensive style and a bulkier frontline. Full Story
Tigers Stay Hungry, Eye Return to Sectional Finals
PUTNAM VALLEY—The Putnam Valley high school field hockey team has experienced some considerable success in the few years the program has been around. Last year the Tigers were one goal away from a sectional championship. This year the Tigers look to continue on that success. Full Story
Experienced Indians Look to Regain Swagger
MAHOPAC—After going 5-4 last season and missing the playoffs, the Mahopac High School football team comes into the 2010 season with a senior laden squad that has a lot of experience.
That will be especially true on the defensive side of the ball, where every one of Mahopac's starters will be seniors. Full Story
Bears Football Team Look to Rebound in 2010
A young Brewster football team hit hard by graduation still has speed, talent
BREWSTER—After winning a league title two years ago, the Brewster High football team took a turn in the wrong direction last fall, struggling to a 2-6 record and missing the playoffs.
And graduation hit Brewster hard, with 23 seniors leaving the program and setting the stage for a new start. Full Story
Gael s Hoping To Find Consistency on Gridiron
SOMERS—With most of last year’s starters gone, the Kennedy Catholic football team is going to look to a new group of players to build off of last year’s 5-3 record, which included a loss in the sectional semifinals to Nanuet. Full Story
Kennedy Catholic Girls Soccer Team Poised For Playoff Run
SOMERS—Two years ago the Kennedy Catholic girls soccer team won just three games. With a new head coach, last year’s team went 8-5 before losing to Blind Brook in the opening round of the sectionals. Now, in his second year as coach, Helmut Gspurning is looking to take another step forward. Full Story
Mahopac Girls Tennis Team Has New Coach, Young Team in 2010
With a new coach leading them, the Mahopac High School girls tennis team is hoping to have a solid season.
According to new head coach Mark Warm, this year's team is very young and consists of 14 players. "It is mostly made up of juniors, sophomores and freshmen," Warm said.
The team consists of 11 starters - three singles and four doubles teams. Full Story
Young Kennedy Cathol ic St ickers Looking to Get Back to Winning Ways
SOMERS—After going winless last year, the Kennedy Catholic High field hockey team is looking to get back in the hunt for the sectional playoffs this year. The Gaels lost eight seniors to graduation, so this year’s team will rely heavily on the small group returning from last year to lead the way for the newcomers. Full Story
Mahopac Volleyball Team Opens Season with High Hopes
MAHOPAC—After graduating 12 seniors in the last two years, the Mahopac High School volleyball team will have a very young roster in 2010.
The Indians went 11-9 last season and made it to the quarterfinals, where they were defeated by Suffern. Full Story
Brewster 10-Year-Olds Win Tournament
Brewster’s 10U summer baseball team is continuing into the fall.
This past weekend the team entered the Sgt. Mark C. Palmateer Memorial Baseball Tournament in Wappingers Falls. Full Story
|
|
The only real journalism in Putnam County and the leading news source on Carmel, Mahopac, Brewster and Putnam County. Publisher, Elizabeth Ailes; editor, Douglas Cunningham. 845.225.3633.
© 2009-2012 The Putnam County Courier, LLC
All rights reserved. No material may be reproduced without written permission.
|
"[We've got] a Republic, if you can keep it."
-Benjamin Franklin
Click here for digital edition 
|
RSS Feed
