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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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Congratulations to the 2024 Girls Soccer NY State Champions from Albertus Magnus High School

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Supervisor George Hoehmann and Councilman Axelrod joined the school’s celebration recognizing the team and coaches. The Town of Clarkstown proclaimed January 29, 2025 as Lady Falcon Day in honor of the 2024 State Championship. Great job by the players and coaches – you make Clarkstown proud!

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Congratulations To North Rockland HS Football Coach Joe Gizzi On Being Named The 2024 NY State Assistant Football Coach Of The Year

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Coach Gizzi has been an unwavering force within the North Rockland Football program for 14 years, beginning his journey at the modified level and steadily rising to become a key leader on the Varsity Coaching Staff. His extraordinary dedication, unmatched work ethic, and selfless spirit have made an indelible impact on the football program, culminating in their first Section 1 Championship in over a decade.
In his third year as Defensive Coordinator, Coach Gizzi’s defensive strategies have set a new standard, holding opponents to just 12.3 points per game and an average of 66 passing yards. His defense delivered an incredible 15 turnovers and 12 sacks this season, shutting out three playoff opponents and holding others to only 3.5 points per game in the postseason.
Coach Gizzi’s impact goes beyond the stats; he is a mentor, a motivator, and a model of what it means to lead with heart. Whether on the field or during the offseason, he inspires our players to achieve greatness both athletically and academically. His leadership has transformed the #NRockAthletics football program into one of the best in the state, and his influence will be felt for years to come.

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