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Anthony Harrison of Ramapo HS, selected the USATF NY High School Athlete of the Month

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Anthony Harrison of Ramapo High School has been selected as the USA Track and Field New York High School Athlete of the Month for April 2019. This season Harrison has broken a Section 1 record, has the NY #2 all-time throw (Discus), and is currently ranked #8 in the country, according to Ramapo High School Head Track and Field Coach Jason Zweig.

April Performances:

Pirate Relays (April 6; Pearl River, NY)
Discus 1st place 190′-5″
Shot Put 1st place 56′-10½”

Nanuet Relays (April 13; Nanuet, NY)
Discus 1st place 186′-5″
Shot Put 1st place 53′-9″

Red Raider Relays (April 18; Theils, NY)
Discus 1st place 174′-3″
Shot Put 1st place 55′-10¾”

Penn Relays (April 26; Philadelphia, PA)
Discus 5th place 183′-2″

Gold Rush (April 27; West Nyack, NY)
Discus 1st place 198′-5″ (NY #2 all-time)

Harrison is a senior at Ramapo High School and will be attending Kennesaw State University next year.

Anthony has setup a GoFundMe account for expenses to attend the New Balance Nationals and USA Championships. Any donation you can make big or small will help Anthony reach his goal of $1,000.

“This year has been nothing but great opportunities and big accomplishments. So far my track career has been amazing as I sky rocketed in performances to put me on a national scale. But the only thing that’s holding me back from being able to attend these events is lack of funding. These are once in a lifetime opportunities and it would be amazing if I could attend New Balance Nationals and USA Jr. Championship to have a chance to represent the United States this summer in international competition. This money will be going towards my hotel and travel expenses to and from both competitions.” (via Anthony’s GoFundMe)

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VIDEO: Albertus Magnus High School Veritas Honor Choir Performs National Anthem at Yankee Stadium

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ROCKLAND COUNTY, NY – The Veritas Honor Choir from Albertus Magnus High School delivered a powerful and patriotic performance of the National Anthem at Yankee Stadium before a recent New York Yankees game.This remarkable opportunity showcased the talent and dedication of the Rockland County-based student choir on one of baseball’s biggest stages, earning applause from thousands of fans in attendance.

The performance not only highlighted the school’s strong performing arts program but also brought pride to the Albertus Magnus community and all of Rockland County.

Video by the New York Yankees and more on the rocklandreport.com

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Spring Valley HS Taniyah Joseph Breaks Rockland County Record in 100m at Championship Meet, Ranks Among Top Sprinters in New York State

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May 16, 2025

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SPRING VALLEY, NY — In a performance for the history books, Taniyah Joseph of Spring Valley High School shattered the Rockland County 100m record at the Rockland County Championship Track Meet, clocking in at a blazing 11.83 seconds — the fastest 100m time in county history.

Joseph didn’t stop there. She also claimed the 200m County Championship title, finishing with a season-best time of 24.98 seconds, solidifying her status as one of New York’s top high school sprinters.

With these achievements, Taniyah Joseph is now:

Ranked #4 in New York State for the 100m

Ranked #10 in the State for the 200m

Her remarkable season continues to turn heads as she prepares for the Sectionals, State Qualifiers, and State Championships, culminating in a national appearance at the New Balance Nationals.

Joseph, who is committed to Norfolk State University, is widely considered to be having one of the greatest track seasons in Spring Valley High School history. Special recognition goes to Coach Andrew Delva Sr. and the dedicated team of Spring Valley assistant coaches for their guidance and support.

Stay tuned as Taniyah Joseph continues her historic run toward state and national glory.

Photo and information courtesy of Sabrina Charles Pierre.

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