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Rockland native and New England Patriots Safety Devin McCourty Spotted at Ramapo HS Summer Football Practice

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SPRING VALLEY, NY – Rockland native and New England Patriots Safety Devin McCourty spotted today at Ramapo High School summer football practices.

The McCourty twins who grew up in Nyack have not forgotten where they came from. From using their platform to be a role model and help mentor the next generation to providing students with crucial tools for receiving an education during a pandemic, they have always supported the county of Rockland.

Ramapo Assistant Football Coach J Cesar posted the following on Instagram:

I tell ppl all the time when they ask me my reason for coaching… and still all these years later its still same answer to give these kids the guidance and opportunities i didnt have growing up. So after another rough Day of weight room and field work I wanted them to see what the ultimate result of hard work, dedication and sacrifices of their summer days could be. So i called in a favor to my big bro DMac @mccourtytwins and I can’t thank him enough for this visit to my players @ramapogryphons_football We truly appreciate it!!!

In April of 2020 during the height of the pandemic and remote learning, the McCourty Twins, donated $90,000 worth of Chromebooks to students in the Nyack and East Ramapo Central School District who don’t have access to computers at home.

This issue hit home for Devin & Jason as they grew up in Rockland County, going to school in both districts. First attending Upper Nyack elementary school in Nyack and then later Chestnut Ridge middle school in East Ramapo.

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Suffern High School Hockey Team Are New York State Champions!

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This is the second consecutive state title for Suffern HS, cementing them as one of the best Hockey programs in New York.

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North Rockland Varsity Girls Bowling Team Capture The Division 1 Championship with Thrilling Final Victory

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The competition at Strike and Spare Lanes in Syracuse, NY was intense, with the girls battling all the way to the final frames. In an exciting finish during game six, they never gave up and secured the championship victory. The eight girls—Gianna Varano, Lily Conrad, Riley Ferguson, Penelope Hernandez, Sophia Vinci, Kaylee Dabreau, Jane DeSimone, and Lilianna Boulay—showed incredible teamwork throughout the event. Individually, Captain Gianna Varano bowled the highest game (290) and series (1359) of the competition. Riley Ferguson was honored with the Section 1 Sportsmanship Award.

We are so #NRProud of our #RedRaiders and coaches that have won this highly prestigious competition. They worked incredibly hard this season and we’re so happy to see it has paid off. Go #Raiders‼️

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