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Boulders Stadium Hosting Army vs. Navy Doubleheaders on May 8th and May 9th

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POMONA, NY – The New York Boulders and the United States Military Academy announced that Palisades Credit Union Park in Rockland County will host Army and Navy baseball doubleheaders on May 8th and May 9th.

Game time for the first game on May 8 is set for 1 p.m., while May 9’s first pitch is scheduled for 2:30 p.m.

Tickets for the single-admission doubleheaders are $10 for one day, while admission for both days will cost $15 when purchased in advance. Tickets go on sale Wednesday, April 28 at www.nyboulders.com and at the Palisades Credit Union Park box office.

 

 

Members of the military attending in uniform will receive free admission to that day’s games.

“We are honored to host the Army/Navy baseball games this year,” Boulders’ Team President Shawn Reilly said. “We welcome the families and classmates of the Cadets along with fans from throughout the New York area to come to our beautiful ballpark in Rockland County to cheer on our nation’s best!”

Reilly added, “I think I share the sentiment of many when I say I can’t wait to sit outside and watch baseball again.”

Army and Navy both play in the Patriot League. This season, with the Patriot League divided into two divisions, Army sits atop the North, while Navy is second in the South. Barring a post-season meeting, these four games will be the only time the two service academy rivals will face each other on the diamond this year.

The Army-Navy baseball series began in 1901. Since then, Navy holds a 126-118 advantage over the Cadets. The games at PCU Park will be the first between the two teams since the 2019 season. That year, Army took three of four regular season Patriot League contests from the Midshipmen – splitting two games at West Point and sweeping a two-game set at Annapolis.

In May of 2019, the two teams squared off in the Patriot League championship with Army winning the best-of-three series, two games to one.

The two were scheduled to play in Philadelphia’s Citizens Bank Park in 2019 but did not play due to COVID. They played in Fenway Park in Boston in 2018 and Baltimore’s Camden Yards in 2006.

CBS Sports Network is set to televise the 2:30 p.m. game on Sunday, May 9, while the remaining three games will be available on the ESPN3 network.

After an exhibition game on May 22 against the NYPD – game time is set for 6:30 p.m., the New York Boulders’ much anticipated Frontier League debut will arrive on May 27 when they host the New Jersey Jackals at Palisades Credit Union Park in Pomona.

Game time for Opening Day is 7 p.m.

 

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A Super Bowl Champion Brings His Experience to Tappan Zee High School

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The Tappan Zee High School football team got a special visitor at practice when former New York Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw stopped by to spend time with the players and coaches.

For the young athletes, it was more than a visit from a former NFL player. Bradshaw is a two-time Super Bowl champion who helped the Giants capture Super Bowl XLII and Super Bowl XLVI.

Bradshaw’s presence gave players an opportunity to meet someone who experienced the highs and challenges of playing football at the highest level. His journey from high school football to the NFL serves as a reminder that hard work, preparation and perseverance can open doors far beyond the football field.

During his career with the Giants, Bradshaw became known for his tough, physical running style and ability to make big plays. He played an important role on two championship teams and remains a familiar and respected figure among Giants fans.

For Tappan Zee’s players, however, the most meaningful part of the visit may have been the chance to hear from someone who has been where they hope to go.

High school football is about much more than Friday-night games. It is about learning how to work together, overcoming adversity and developing the discipline that can carry young people into whatever comes next.

Having a two-time Super Bowl champion walk onto the practice field brought those lessons to life.

For the Tappan Zee football family, Bradshaw’s visit was a memorable reminder that the football community stretches well beyond the lines of the field—and that sometimes, a little inspiration from a champion can make a lasting impression.

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NoCo Joe’s Crew Member Logan to Represent New York at 2026 Patriot Games

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A member of the NoCo Joe’s crew, Logan, has been selected as New York State’s male representative for the 2026 Patriot Games.

The event brings together some of the nation’s top high school athletes for a competition focused on strength, athleticism, teamwork and determination. Logan will compete alongside student-athletes from across the country as he represents New York.

The NoCo Joe’s BBQ Sports Bar will host a viewing event on Thursday, August 13, beginning at 9 p.m. The Patriot Games will be streamed on the restaurant’s big screens, giving members of the community an opportunity to watch Logan compete and show their support.

Guests are invited to attend, enjoy food and drinks, and support Logan as he represents New York State on the national stage.

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