CHSAA Hall of Fame Golf Outing, Dinner Scheduled for May 21

The CHSAA’s 35th Annual Golf Outing and Hall of Fame Dinner will welcome the Class of 2020 on Thursday, May 21 at Inwood Country Club in Inwood.

The day includes Mass, brunch, golf, cocktails and the induction dinner.

The golf outing, which has a limited number of openings, is open to all coaches and friends of the CHSAA.

The Hall of Fame inductions will take place at the dinner. The Class of 2020 includes Kenny Anderson, Archbishop Molloy; Dan Anderson, basketball official; Andre Anselme, Power, St. Raymond, Regis, CHSAA; Edward Blackburn, St. Peter’s; Frank Gambino, Archbishop Molloy, Monsignor Scanlan; Tom Konchalski, Archbishop Molloy, HSBI Report; Daniel McBride, St. Anthony’s; and Richard Potter, Moore Catholic, Monsignor Farrell.

Tickets for the outing and dinner may be purchased by calling (347) 334-1243 or emailing pigottk@fordhamprep.org

 

Bernie Williams Performing at Sheen

An Intimate Evening with Bernie Williams will be presented at The Sheen Center for Thought & Culture in Manhattan on Saturday, March 7 at 8 p.m.

The former Yankees outfielder, who received a Latin Grammy nomination for “Moving Forward,” played on four World Series championship teams with the Yankees before changing careers full time to music.

Tickets range from $45 to $65. A $95 VIP ticket includes a meet and greet with Williams before the show.

Click here to learn more about the show and purchase tickets.

Updated State Basketball Polls

Here is how Catholic high schools in the archdiocese fared in this week’s state polls from the New York State Sportswriters Association.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Class AA: 4-St. Raymond, 8-Cardinal Hayes, 21-Msgr. Scanlan, 22-Archbishop Stepinac.

Class B: 18-Salesian.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Class AA: 3-Ursuline, 11-Albertus Magnus.

Class A: 7-Moore Catholic.

 

Mount Grad Named Top Rookie

Mount St. Michael Academy graduate Michael Green III won Northeast Conference men’s basketball rookie of the week honors for a second consecutive week.

The Bryant University freshman averaged 16.3 points, 4.7 rebounds and 5.3 assists in three games last week.

Green leads all NEC freshman and is eighth overall with 3.3 assists per game this season.

CYO Night at Iona

CYO New York and Iona College are teaming up for their final CYO Night of the season on Friday, Feb. 21 when the Gaels host Rider in New Rochelle at 7 p.m.

Click here to RSVP your free tickets to the game.

 

Hayes Wins Intersectional

The Cardinal Hayes boys captured first place in the CHSAA Intersectional at Ocean Breeze on Staten Island.

Cardinal Hayes finished with 35 points, followed by Iona Prep with 27 points.

Cardinal Hayes won the 800-meter and 1,600 relays, and also received first-place finishes from Travis Williams in the 55, 6.49 seconds, and Tavon Williams in the 300, 34.21 seconds.

Iona Prep’s Pedro Bravo took first place in the 1,600, 4:21.07, and 3,200, 9:23.13.

Other winners from the archdiocese included Archbishop Stepinac’s Nazir Hibbert, high jump, 6-4; Msgr. Farrell’s Anthony Zopich, long jump, 22-5.5; Fordham Prep’s Miguel Negrete, pole vault, 14-0; and Mount St. Michael’s Anthony Wakefield Jr., shot put, 45-8.75.

The Notre Dame Academy girls placed fourth overall behind wins by Sierra Dinneen in the 1,000, 2:56.51, and 1,500, 4:47.58.

Brigid McCabe of Notre Dame of Manhattan was first in the 3,000, 10:21.20, and Msgr. Scanlan’s Hannah Gadpaille sprinted to victory in the 55, 7.35.

 

Updated State Basketball Rankings

Here is how Catholic high schools in the archdiocese fared in this week’s New York State Sportswriters Association basketball polls:

Boys basketball

Class AA: 5-St. Raymond, 10-Cardinal Hayes, 21-Msgr. Scanlan, 22-Archbishop Stepinac. Class B: 18-Salesian.

Girls basketball

Class AA: 3-Ursuline, 11-Albertus Magnus. Class A: 8-Moore Catholic.