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North Rockland’s varsity football team has a new coach for the first time in a decade. That’s when Coach Joseph Casarella was replaced by Tom Lynch. James Hickey was the team’s quarterback when he was a North Rockland student at the beginning of the century, and worked under Tom Lynch, who passed away last December. Hickey is now the 2004 graduate-turned-head coach. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Kris Felicello says Coach Lynch’s spirit will live on in Coach Hickey…

Prior to joining North Rockland, Hickey coached at William Paterson University and at Don Bosco Prep and Randolph High School in New Jersey. He also played college football at C.W. Post and Bryant. The team’s opener tomorrow is a home, non-conference game against Monroe-Woodbury at 1pm.

The New York Boulders were riding an eight-game winning streak into last night’s 3rd game of a three-game series against the Empire State Greys in Pomona, the final regular season home game. In the bottom of the third the score was tied at four. The Boulders had runners on second and third with catcher Gabriel Garcia up at bat…

And that was “Bryant Avenue” Bob Trivero of “The Doo Wop Dream Machine” — heard here on Friday nights — with the call from section 106 at Clover Stadium. The Boulders went on to win, 11-6, it was their 9th straight victory. The Boulders are tied for second place in the Eastern Division of the Frontier League with the Ottawa Titans. They are on the road tonight to face the Three Rivers Eagles for the final three games of the regular season.

On a seven-game winning streak, the New York Boulders entered the second game of a three-game series at Clover Stadium in Pomona last night against the lowly Empire State Greys. The Boulders were leading 2-1 when the Greys sent their DH, Willis Estrada, up to the plate in the top of the fifth with the bases loaded and one out…

And that was Jacob Kronberg with the call on the Boulders Radio Network. The Boulders would go on to win, 8-4. The Boulders have now won eight in a row, they’re in second place in the Frontier League’s Eastern Division with just four games left on the schedule. They’re a half-game ahead of the Ottawa Titans and a game-and-a-half ahead of the Sussex County Miners. The Boulders’ last regular season home game is against the Greys tonight at 7pm, you can also hear it right here on WRCR.

On a six-game winning streak, the New York Boulders started a three-game homestand at Clover Stadium in Pomona against the Empire State Greys. The Boulders were up 2-0 in the sixth inning with first baseman Chris Kwitzer at the plate…

And that was Jacob Kronberg with the call at 8:45 last night on the Boulders Radio Network. The game was stopped but it’s an official game, so the Boulders won 2-0, that’s seven in a row. The Boulders are now in a three-way tie for second place with the Ottawa Titans and the Sussex County Miners in the Frontier League’s Eastern Division. The Boulders and Greys go at it again tonight at 7pm.

The New York Boulders took on the Tri-City ValleyCats in game three of their critical three-game weekend series yesterday at Clover Stadium in Pomona. The Boulders won Friday’s game 6-4, and won again on Saturday, 11-10. Sunday’s game was all tied at four in the bottom of the third when first baseman Chris Kwitzer came to the plate…

And that was Jacob Kronberg with the call on the Boulders Radio Network. The Boulders would go on to win, 12-5, sweeping the Cats for a big playoff push. The Boulders have moved up to fourth place, just a half-game behind the Sussex County Miners and Ottawa Titans, who are tied for second. There are just six games left and they need to be in at least third to qualify for the post-season. The Boulders are off today.