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Army Lacrosse Reveals Special Uniforms for 100th Game vs Navy

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According to Inside & Outside Army , the Black Knights will rock a brand new black Warrior burn buckets with a gold chrome facemask. As for decals, Army will sport the block A logo on both sides in a deeper shade of gold than they normally wear. Accenting the front is a star in the same shade. The back will feature a “FAMILY” decal, the player number, and the Army/Navy 100 game logo.

The Black Knights gloves and elbow pads are black but also feature the same deeper shade of gold as an accent color. The gloves will also have the words “toughness” and “tradition” on the right and left glove, respectively.

The jersey Army will be rocking looks like the home version of their new white uniforms, which they released at the beginning of the season.

“ARMY” reads across the chest in gold with a white outline, and the numbers directly underneath in the same style. Connecting the upper chest and the bottom of the front of the sleeve is a thick gold stripe with white piping directly above it. A thin gold stripe reaches halfway down each side of the torso. As a final detail, the Army/Navy 100th logo adorns the left side of the chest.

The shorts look to be the same as the ones worn with the white uniform, black with “West Point” down the sides.

The Black Knights will take on the Midshipmen in Annapolis this Saturday at 3:30.

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Pearl River’s Drew Fortescue Scores First NHL Point, Earns Third Star in Rangers Debut

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Pearl River native Drew Fortescue made a memorable debut with the New York Rangers, recording his first NHL point and earning third star honors in his first game with the team.

Fortescue, a defenseman and Rockland County native, contributed to the Rangers’ performance by notching an assist, marking his first official point at the NHL level. His strong showing on both ends of the ice helped him stand out in his debut, ultimately being named the game’s third star.

A product of Pearl River, Fortescue’s journey to the NHL has been closely followed by the local community. Known for his steady defensive play and hockey IQ, he developed through the junior and collegiate ranks before earning his opportunity at the professional level.

Earning a point in his first NHL appearance is a significant milestone for any player, and being recognized as one of the game’s top performers makes the moment even more notable.

Fortescue’s debut represents not only a personal achievement, but also a proud moment for Pearl River and Rockland County, as another local athlete reaches the NHL stage.

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Rangers Add Pearl River Native Drew Fortescue on Entry-Level Deal

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The New York Rangers have agreed to terms with defenseman Drew Fortescue on a three-year, entry-level contract, the team announced. The deal was confirmed by Rangers President and General Manager Chris Drury.

Fortescue, 20, recently completed his season with the Boston College Eagles men’s ice hockey, where he recorded four goals and 10 assists for a career-high 14 points in 36 games. Among Boston College defensemen, he ranked second in goals and third in assists and total points.

A native of Pearl River, New York, Fortescue appeared in 112 games over three seasons with Boston College, totaling 33 points (8 goals, 25 assists). During the 2024–25 season, he set a career high with 11 assists and posted a plus-28 rating, which was tied for seventh among all NCAA skaters and ranked second on the team.

On the international stage, Fortescue represented Team USA at the IIHF World Junior Championship in both 2024 and 2025. The 6-foot-2, 195-pound defenseman also competed for the U.S. National U18 team in 2023 and the U17 team in 2022. He earned gold medals at both World Junior Championships and the U18 Championship.

Fortescue was originally selected by the Rangers in the third round, 90th overall, of the 2023 NHL Entry Draft.

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