POMONA, NY — The New York Boulders are gaining national recognition as their media team competes in the 2026 National Association of Professional Baseball Photographer of the Year Contest, and Rockland County baseball fans are being encouraged to show their support.

The Boulders’ media team, featuring photographers Will and Jack, is in the running for the national photography honor, recognizing the work of those who capture the excitement, emotion, and unforgettable moments of professional baseball.

Throughout the season, the New York Boulders media team documents everything from game-winning plays and dramatic moments on the field to behind-the-scenes interactions and memorable experiences at the ballpark.

Their photography helps bring fans closer to the action while showcasing the players, coaches, and atmosphere surrounding the Rockland County-based baseball team.

Now, the Boulders are asking fans throughout Rockland County and beyond to support Will and Jack by casting their votes in the national contest.

“From the biggest plays to the unforgettable moments, our team captures it all. Now it’s time to show Will & Jack some love!” the New York Boulders shared in their announcement.

The contest provides an opportunity for the Boulders’ photography team to receive national recognition for its work documenting professional baseball.

Fans interested in supporting the New York Boulders Media Team can cast their votes online.

Vote for the New York Boulders Media Team: https://tr.ee/OxTGTH-QiX

The Boulders are encouraging their supporters to participate and help bring the national photography honor home to Rockland County.

A familiar name from Pearl River is making his mark on Broadway.

Drew Fortescue, a Pearl River native and New York Rangers defenseman, scored his first goal for the Blueshirts in a preseason matchup against the New Jersey Devils at Prudential Center.

Fortescue’s goal came midway through the third period, tying the game at 2-2. The young defenseman gathered a rebound and fired a shot past Devils goaltender Nicolas Daws to give the Rangers a much-needed spark.

The Devils ultimately came away with a 3-2 victory, with Jack Hughes scoring the game-winning goal late in the third period. Fortescue’s goal nevertheless provided a memorable moment for the Pearl River community and the Rangers prospect.

From Pearl River to Broadway

Fortescue’s journey to the Rangers has been closely followed by hockey fans throughout Rockland County.

The 6-foot-2 defenseman was selected by New York in the third round, 90th overall, of the 2023 NHL Draft. He played three seasons at Boston College before signing a three-year, entry-level contract with the Rangers in March 2026.

At Boston College, Fortescue appeared in 112 games over three seasons, recording eight goals and 25 assists. He also represented the United States internationally at the World Junior Championship and helped Team USA win gold at the tournament.

Fortescue made his NHL debut during the 2025-26 season and appeared in nine games, recording two assists. His development has continued to draw attention as he competes for a larger role with the Rangers.

For fans back home in Pearl River, seeing a local player find the back of the net wearing the Rangers sweater makes the moment even more special.

A Pearl River kid has scored on Broadway — and his NHL journey is just getting started.