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Tebow Traded to NY Jets

Quarterback Tim Tebow has been traded to the New York Jets from the Denver Broncos for a fourth-round draft pick, FOXSports.com reported Wednesday.

Fresh off signing prized free agent Peyton Manning to a five-year deal on Tuesday, Denver sought to part ways with the unconventional signal caller who led the Broncos on an improbable run to the AFC West title and a playoff victory last season.

Tebow -- who reportedly sought a return to Florida, where he won the Heisman Trophy as the quarterback of the Florida Gators -- was seen as a viable option in New York due to new Jets offensive coordinator Tony Sparano's interest in utilizing Wildcat formations that mesh with Tebow's skill sets.

The trade gives New York coach Rex Ryan a fourth quarterback option behind Mark Sanchez, Drew Stanton and Greg McElroy. Sanchez, meanwhile, recently received a three-year contract extension.

Suffern D.A.R.E. Announces Mets Trip April 22nd

The Suffern Police Department DARE Unit will be sponsoring a trip to Citi Field on Sunday, April 22nd  for a 1:10 PM game between the NY Mets and the San Francisco Giants. 

This trip is open to students of all ages as well as to their families and friends.  The ticket price will include a FIELD LEVEL outfield  ticket to the game, transportation by bus and a customized “Suffern DARE Day at Citi Field” t-shirt. 

Buses will leave at 9:30 AM from the Suffern Little League fields (off of Ramapo Ave.). 

Tickets are $40.00 each and will be given to you on the bus ride to the stadium.  If you would like to attend please fill out the below form and return it to the below address along with payment. 

No refunds will be granted once tickets are ordered.  In the event of a rainout, tickets will be given to the purchaser and they can go to a game at their convenience as we will not have rain date transportation provided. 

Due to the great price of this package a limited number of tickets are available and they will be sold on a FIRST COME FIRST SERVE BASIS. 

For bus lists go to www.suffernpolice.com 3 days before the game. 

For further info. call  357-DARE Ext. 5.  ALL STUDENTS MUST HAVE AN ADULT CHAPERONE.  Looking forward to a great day!!!

 

Download the Ticket Order Form

Irish National Baseball Team To Train And Play At Provident Bank Park

Exhibition Game Slated for 2nd Annual Irish Heritage Day on July 7th 

Ramapo, N.Y. - The Irish National Baseball Team has reached an agreement with the Rockland Boulders and the Ramapo Local Development Corporation to train at Provident Bank Park from July 1 to July 8, 2012. As part of their training, the Irish National Baseball Team will play an exhibition game against the Fire Department of New York's (FDNY) baseball team on Saturday, July 7 at 3:30 p.m. The game is a part of the second Annual Irish Heritage Day at the ballpark and will be followed by the Boulders hosting the Quebec Capitales at 7 p.m. 

"The Irish National Baseball Team trains in America every two years," said head coach Sean Mitchell. "In 2010, we traveled to the Boston area, but with the beautiful new facility in Ramapo built right near a large Irish population in New York City and Pearl River, we jumped on the opportunity to come to Provident Bank Park."  

 


Suffern to Play Undefeated West Genesee in State Semi Final Matchup

Suffern's Willie Sanchez goes to work.

A convincing win over ETB, a nailbiter over Monroe Woodbury and next weekend it just gets more difficult as the Mounties travel to Utica to take on undefeated West Genesee.  

The State Division 1 semi-final game takes place on Saturday March 19th at 10:00am in Utica, NY.  The winner of this game will take on the winner of the Saratoga-Pittsford semi-final contest scheduled for 12:30pm on the same day.  The State Championship game is scheduled for 12:30pm on March 11th.

The Wildcats are the most formidable opponent that Suffern has faced this year.

The Wildcats have seven seniors on their roster and according to scouting reports; they are quick to capitalize on the slightest error.

Suffern of course already knows this as they lost 3-2 to West Genesee at the Wildcat Classic on December 3.

Their defense wears down opponents and they have enough offensive weapons to finish them off.  Most games this season saw the Wildcats limit the number of shots their goaltenders have had to face.

The two biggest players on the team are the goaltenders, with senior goaltender Max Barone weighing in at 270 pounds while sophomore net minder Jacob Pelton is 6’5”.  Looking down the bench, West Genesee has plenty of size with six players 6 feet or taller.

The keys for the Mounties:  Speed, transition, goaltending and patience.   Scoring opportunities may be limited; the Mounties only took twelve shots on goal when they last faced the Wildcats so Suffern has to play their game and make the most of the opportunities that they are presented with.  The fact that Suffern had already seen West Genesee and is one of only four teams to have scored more than one goal against the Wildcats this season could play a factor.  Adler, Redgate and Willie Sanchez will also be key.  Sanchez has a way of getting under the skin of opposing teams, taking them off their game and is skilled at drawing penalties.  Redgate's speed and Adler's puck handling skills could tip the game in Suffern's favor.  On defense, Suffern has gotten excellent goaltending throughout the season from Tyler Stark and Nick Modica and there are very few holes as the Mounties excel at blocking shots and clogging the shooting and passing lanes.

Suffern, a team built for speed and finesse has shown that they can play a hard-hitting, physical game.  If they can come out hard and show West Genesee that they won’t be pushed around, it could be the best contest of the year.

 West Genesee Wildcats 2011-2012 Roster

No

Name

Pos

Ht

Wt

Misc

Yr

2

Michel, Robbie

D

5' 11"

150 lbs

 

2013

3

Lynch, Shawn

F

5' 10"

150 lbs

Captain

2012

4

Sauda, Jimmy

F

5' 10"

170 lbs

 

2012

5

Pelton, Jimmy

F

5' 10"

125 lbs

 

2015

7

Hanley, Tommy

F

6' 1"

165 lbs

 

2013

8

Schattner, Matt

D

6' 0"

180 lbs

Alternate Captain

2012

9

Keyes, Jason

F

5' 10"

150 lbs

 

2013

10

Kurz, Erik

F

5' 11"

180 lbs

Alternate Captain

2012

11

Sherrill, Robbie

F

5' 6"

160 lbs

 

2014

13

O'Donnell, Jake

F

6' 0"

170 lbs

 

2014

14

Foster, Tyler

D

6' 1"

152 lbs

 

2014

15

Farrell, Derek

F

5' 5"

120 lbs

 

2015

16

Raaflaub, Corey

F

5' 5"

120 lbs

 

2014

19

Tinklepaugh, RJ

D

6' 2"

170 lbs

Alternate Captain

2012

20

Kobuszewski, Collin

D

5' 6"

130 lbs

 

2014

21

Wager, Travis

D

5' 8"

180 lbs

 

2012

22

Lauer, Jon

F

6' 4"

195 lbs

 

2012

23

Jones, Aaron

F

5' 8"

145 lbs

 

2015

24

Colabufo, Nate

F

5' 5"

150 lbs

 

2013

26

Procopio, David

F

5' 7"

145 lbs

 

2015

29

Duquette, Ian

G

5' 8"

145 lbs

 

2014

30

Barone, Max

G

6' 3"

270 lbs

 

2012

33

Trice, Luke

D

5' 7"

125 lbs

 

2015

34

Mellen, Nick

D

5' 10"

170 lbs

 

2015

35

Pelton, Jacob

G

6' 5"

170 lbs

 

2013

 

Photo Albums: Suffern Wins Quarter Final Game 4-0 Over White Plains

Photos on Facebook Album 1

Photos on Facebook Album 2

Photos on Facebook Album 3

What started out as a fast paced, exciting and fairly even match turned into a shutout for Suffern Senior goalie Tyler Stark as the Mounties matched White Plains' physical play hit for hit.

The White Plains bench called for a number of penalties but the referees let the teams play the game until things heated up with a retaliatory elbow in the second from Suffern's Willie Sanchez followed by punches throw by White Plains ‘ John Sullivan which led to a four minute major and his ejection from the game.

Even though the White Plains players claimed the hit was dirty, Willy Sanchez served his penalty and continued to be a formidable presence on the ice, out-skating, passing and shooting the visiting team.

In the end Suffern’s speed, skill and discipline won the game and earned the shutout even as the teams played a physical game right until the final horn.

In other action Eastchester/Tuckahoe/Bronxville beat Clarkstown 4-2 to advance to the semi-finals.

Suffern’s next game is scheduled for 6:30pm at Sport-o-rama.  The likely opponent is Mamaroneck; a team Suffern beat handily 9-1 a few weeks ago on the road. The final score was not in whent his article was published.

Should Suffern win their semi-final game, the finals are scheduled for Sunday February 26th at 4:00pm at West Point.

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Celebration on Ice

Suffern High School 2012 New York State Champions celebrate their win in Utica. See details

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West Point

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Section Championship

Suffern captain John Redgate finds the back of the net during the section championship game against ETB at West Point. See details

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NY Giants Training Facility

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Boulders Scoreboard

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Mollica

The Rockland Boulder's Ryan Mollica waits to make the tag at third base. See details

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