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Three out of the five Section II high school football champions advanced to the New York State Public High School semi-finals next Saturday. Greenwich, Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk and Schuylerville all advanced one step closer to the state championships in the Carrier Dome. CBA and Burnt Hills wrapped up their seasons short of their dreams but with plenty to celebrate.
Three out of the five Section II high school football champions advanced to the New York State Public High School semi-finals next Saturday. Greenwich, Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk and Schuylerville all advanced one step closer to the state championships in the Carrier Dome. CBA and Burnt Hills wrapped up their seasons short of their dreams but with plenty to celebrate.
Three out of the five Section II high school football champions advanced to the New York State Public High School semi-finals next Saturday. Greenwich, Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk and Schuylerville all advanced one step closer to the state championships in the Carrier Dome. CBA and Burnt Hills wrapped up their seasons short of their dreams but with plenty to celebrate.
They head west in the Premier Sports Cup tomorrow evening.
Updated: June 26, 2021, 4:34 pm © SNS Group Even after their 2016 Premiership relegation, former captain Paul Paton remains a Dundee United fans' favourite. Although he’ll forever bare the burden of regret with a tangerine tinge, Paul Paton says his time at Dundee United was the best of his life. Now turning out for Dumbarton in League One, Paton made 95 appearances and scored six goals for the Terrors from 2013-16. He captained the club for a spell and earned fans’ favourite status among the United faithful in his three seasons at Tannadice for his battling midfield displays. The Tanger...