Archbishop Stepinac High School’s R.J. Davis and The Ursuline School’s Sonia Citron each received basketball for their play during the 2019-2020 season.
Davis was named Mr. New York State Basketball by the Basketball Coaches Association of New York, and Citron received the Gatorade New York State Girls Basketball Player of the Year award.
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— The New Balance Nationals Indoor track and field championships was cancelled on Wednesday. The high school meet was scheduled for this weekend at The Armory.
BOYS BASKETBALL
CHSAA Class AA Archdiocesan Playoffs
Quarterfinals
Cardinal Hayes 58, St. Peter’s 41
Archbishop Stepinac 99, Mount St. Michael 62
Msgr. Scanlan 78, Iona Prep 69
Semifinals
Archbishop Stepinac 68, Cardinal Hayes 63
St. Raymond 69, Msgr. Scanlan 67
Final
Archbishop Stepinac 73, St. Raymond 68
CHSAA Playoffs
AA Division
Mount St. Michael 70, Holy Cross 69
Second round
Msgr. Scanlan 66, Christ the King 63
Cardinal Hayes 60, Mount St. Michael 47
Iona Prep 61, Bishop Loughlin 47
Archbishop Molloy def. St. Peter’s
Quarterfinals
St. Raymond 82, Archbishop Molloy 54
Msgr. Scanlan 73, St. Francis Prep 68
Friday, March 13 at Mount St. Michael
NY No. 5 Iona Prep vs. NY No. 1 Archbishop Stepinac, 4 p.m.
NY No. 3 Cardinal Hayes vs. BQ No. 2 Xaverian, 5:45 p.m.
A Division
First round
Cardinal Spellman 32, Nazareth 30
All Hallows 62, St. Joseph by-the-Sea 55
Quarterfinals
Msgr. Farrell 70, All Hallows 45
Fordham Prep 57, Msgr. McClancy 53
St. Edmund 72, Cardinal Spellman 46
LaSalle 57, Xavier 42
Semifinals
St. Edmund 55, La Salle 52
Fordham Prep 58, Msgr. Farrell 56
Final
Fordham Prep 60, St. Edmund 49
B Division
Quarterfinals
Regis 62, Moore Catholic 46
Sacred Heart 64, Cathedral Prep 52
St. John’s Prep 90, Cristo Rey 85
Salesian def. Kennedy Catholic
Semifinals
Salesian 72, St. John’s Prep 57
Regis 53, Sacred Heart 46
Final
Salesian 57, Regis 51
Here is how Catholic high schools from the archdiocese fared in the state polls from the New York State Sportswriters Association.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Class AA: 2-Archbishop Stepinac, 3-St. Raymond, 11-Cardinal Hayes, 27-Msgr. Scanlan. Class A: 19-Fordham Prep. Class B: 14-Salesian.
Here is how Catholic high schools from the archdiocese fared in this week’s state basketball polls from the New York State Sportswriters Association.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Class AA: 4-Archbishop Stepinac, 5-St. Raymond, 12-Cardinal Hayes. Class A: 29-Msgr. Farrell. Class B: 16-Salesian.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Class AA: 3-Ursuline, 11-Albertus Magnus, 23-Our Lady of Lourdes. CLASS A: 6-Moore Catholic.
Archbishop Stepinac High School defeated St. Raymond, 73-68, for the archdiocesan boys basketball championship at Mount St. Michael Academy in the Bronx Feb. 29.
“Our guys battled and stayed together for 32 minutes. The game was played at a high level, in an unbelievable atmosphere,” Stepinac coach Pat Massaroni told CNY and Catholic Sports Scene.
R.J. Davis, who will play next season at the University of North Carolina, finished with 18 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists for the Crusaders. Adrian Griffin Jr., who will attend Duke University on a basketball scholarship in 2021-2022, contributed 17 points, eight rebounds, five assists and four blocks.
Luke Fizulich and Justin Morety added 13 points apiece for Stepinac (18-9 overall). Malcolm Chimezie had 12 points, four rebounds and three blocks.
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.
