Boys' Basketball

On Thursday February 9th, the 7th Grade Boys’ Basketball team won their 11th game of the year (11-1) with a 39-30 win over Rye Neck. The Horsemen were led by Glen Robinson who had a double double with 17 points and 14 rebounds.  9 Horseman contributed to the scoring attack including Christian Berenguer who scored his first point of the year from the free throw line. Whitman Cossaboom played his best game of the year with tight defense and a great jump shot. Alvis Gonzalez played huge under the boards. The Horsemen hope to end the year on a high note in their season finale against Edgemont on Tuesday, February 13th on the road.  (posted 2/9/07)

The 8th Grade Basketball team (8-2) kept its winning ways going on Tuesday, February 6^th with a tough fought victory over the Bronxville Broncos 34-27.  John Martin led all scorers with 22 points!  Jorge Berenguer added 6 points, Kian Ervin 4, and Kazie DeLosangeles 2.  The Horsemen return home this Thursday, February 8^th to face previously beaten Rye Neck.  (posted 2/7/07)

On Tuesday, February 6^th the 7th Grade Boys’ Basketball team ran their record to 10-1 with a 48-28 victory over Bronxville. The horsemen were led by the return of Glen Robinson with 12 points. Freddy Bertrand and Nick Vallo made big contributions with 10 and 8 points respectively. The horsemen will try to pick up their 11th win of the season on Thursday, February 8^th against Rye Neck in their last home game of the year. Hope to see everyone there.  (posted 2/7/07)

You gotta have heart.  That is what the 7th Grade Boys’ Basketball team showed on Monday February 5th in a 62-60 win at the buzzer against a tough (6-3) Blind Brook team. The horsemen were playing without their leading point scorer and rebounder Glen Robinson, as well as key backups in Austin Siegal and Alvis Gonzalez. Add on the fact that point guard Freddy Bertrand was playing practically on one leg. Both L.J. Garrant and Harley Falasca suffered injuries on Monday and it looked like it would be a rough night for the horsemen. However, with great teamwork, defense and determination, the boys rallied late in the 4th quarter. Freddy Bertrand put in a gutsy effort with 23 points and great defense. Ronny Rodriguez, playing out of position, scored 15 points.  The big star of the game was Harley Falasca who with 3 seconds left on the clock hit a 15 footer to give the horsemen the lead for good. Great team rebounding was one of the big keys to the game. Playing undersized did not stop the horsemen from attacking the boards. Nick Vallo and L.J. Garrant, also playing out of position, attacked the boards and played great team basketball. The horsemen (8-1) look to keep their winning ways at Bronxville on Tuesday February 6^th.  (posted 2/7/07)

On February 2^nd the 7th Grade Boys’ Basketball team continued their winning ways with a 44-31 win over Ardsley. Freddy Bertrand led all scorers with 14 points. Not shown in the box score is the great defense and team play by Bertrand. Nick Vallo, Jack Centra, and LJ Garrant had great all around games from the wing with great passing and vision on the court. Ardsley stormed back due to 22 offensive rebounds but Glen Robinson put the game away with 2 late field goals that put the game out of reach. The (8-1) Horsemen will next play at Blind Brook on Monday February 5th.  (posted 2/5/07)

The 8th Grade Boy's Basketball team has now run it's winning streak to 7 games, and has successfully beaten every team in their league.  The Horsemen (7-2) defeated Ardsley 40-28 yesterday at home, and is now officially tied for first place in their League.  Damon Davis led all scorers with 13 points, John Martin 10, Jorge Berenguer 9, Kazon Stovall 4, John Bogus and Kian Ervin each with 2 points.  The Horsemen are back on the road Monday, February 5th to face Blind Brook.  The Horsemen defeated Blind Brook at home, 50-41, in their last meeting.  (posted 2/5/07)

On Monday January 29th, the 7th Grade Boys’ Basketball team ran their record to 7-1 with a 44-22 win over Irvington. The horsemen had a season high 10 different players score points in a total team effort. Tough defense all around provided many fast break opportunities. Highlights included Jake Warren and Whitman Cossaboom with big jump shots to get the team off to a fast start. Freddy Bertrand, despite playing injured, turned in the best defensive game of the year and led the team on offense. The team hopes to continue their winning ways on Thursday February 1^st  at home vs. Ardsley.  (posted 1/30/07)

Rolling...Rolling...Rolling...On Monday, January 29th the 8th Grade Boy's  Basketball team (6-2) won an overtime thriller 39-37, against an Irvington team that has not lost in nearly two years.  The Horsemen have now run its winning streak to 6 games!  Trailing by 8 points with less than 2 minutes left in the game, the Horsemen went into a full-court press and pressured Irvington into 4 consecutive turnovers and capitalized on each to send the game into overtime.  In overtime, Sleepy Hollow managed to shut out Irvington while scoring the go ahead and eventual game-winning basket.  John Martin led all scorers with 14 points, Kazon Stovall 8 points, Damon Davis 5, Kazie DeLosangeles 4, Jorge Berenguer and John Bogus each with 3, and Jerae Williams 2.  Sleepy Hollow was able to avenge their season opening loss to Irvington, and will look to avenge their only other loss this Thursday, February 1^st at home vs. Ardsley.  (posted 1/30/07)

On Thursday January 25th, the 7th Grade Boys’ Basketball team beat an impressive Blind Brook team 61-43. The 5-2 Blind Brook team kept things close for most of the game as they trailed only by 6 entering the 4th quarter. But the horsemen managed to go on a 13-0 run with great defense provided by Freddy Bertrand and L.J. Garrant who each have 9 points respectively. The horsemen were led by Glen Robinson with 16 points despite playing only half the game and Ronny Rodriguez, who has been coming on strong lately with his second straight double digit scoring effort. 9 players scored in total for the horsemen who ran their record to an impressive 6-1. Nick Vallo added 6 tough gutsy points as well as the play of the game by Whiteman Cossaboom who hit a buzz beater at the end of the quarter for his third basket of the year. The Horsemen hope to keep up the solid play and tough defense against Irvington at home on Monday January 29th. Hope to see everyone there  (posted 1/29/07)

After trailing 15-2 to start the game, the 8th Grade Boy's Basketball team (4-2) rolled its winning streak to four with a tremendous victory over previously unbeaten Dobbs Ferry 36-33 on Tuesday, January 23rd.  The Team Defense has been the story for the Horsemen, which has forced teams into several turnovers and bad shots.  John Martin led all scorers with 18 points and 16 rebounds.  Jorge Berenguer dropped in 10 points, and played aggressive defense all game long.  Kazie DeLosangeles played his best game of the year containing Dobbs Ferry's best player all game, while chipping in 6 points and 10 rebounds.  Damon Davis and Kazon Stovall played tight defense all game long, forcing several turnovers and steals.  The 8th Grade Boy's Basketball team looks to keep the winning streak going today, Thursday January 25th, as it hosts Blind Brook.  The Horsemen are currently undefeated at home.  (posted 1/29/07)

On Tuesday January 23rd, the 7th Grade Boys’ Basketball team suffered their first loss of the season in a hard fought 63-57 game against the 6-0 team from Dobbs Ferry.  It was a back and forth game with many lead changes.  The 5-1 Horsemen were led by Harley Falasca with 17 points and great ball handling skills that broke the tough Dobbs Ferry press. The turning point of the game was the foul trouble that Dobbs Ferry put on star center Glen Robinson who still finished with 19 points. Ronnie Rodriguez stepped up big time in his first start of the year with 11 points and great work on the boards and on defense. Coach Schwartz praised the players on their hard work and determination. With more work on ball control and petty fouls Sleepy Hollow has a big future to look forward to.  Nick Vallo, Jack Centra, and LJ Garrant had valuable minutes and added 7, 4, and 5 points respectively to along with their usual tough defense and gutsy team play. Come out to see the team rebound off their first loss against Blind Brook at home on Thursday, January 25^th.  (posted 1/24/07)

On Thursday, January 19th the 7th Grade Boys’ Basketball team ran their record to 5-0 with a 45-26 win over the Edgemont Panthers. The Horseman were led by season highs in points by Freddy Bertrand (10 points) and Ronny Rodriguez (7 points). Freddy who played most of the game injured, ran the offense to perfection and showed a lot of heart throughout the game. Glen Robinson added 11 points including 3 of 4 from the free throw line. Jake Warren got the crowd going wild as he scored his first points of the season with a beautiful bank shot from the wing. The Horsemen hope to stay unbeaten as they face Dobbs Ferry who is also undefeated on the season. It should be a great game at Dobbs Ferry on Tuesday January 23rd at 4:15. Hope to see everyone there.  (posted 1/23/07)

On Thursday, January 18th, the 8^th Grade Boys’ Basketball team (3-2) defeated Edgemont 42-28 for their 3rd consecutive victory.  John Martin led all scorers with 12 points, while Damon Davis followed with 11 points.  Jorge Berenguer gave a strong effort playing all 32 minutes while dropping 8 points.  Kazon Stovall led a strong Horseman defensive effort, while also scoring 6 points.  Kian Ervin scored 4 points off the bench, while Kazie DeLosangeles and Jerae Williams each dropped in 2 points being a large presence in the post all game.  The Horsemen will travel to Dobbs Ferry on Tuesday January 23rd to face an undefeated squad!  (posted 1/23/07)

The 8th Grade Boys’ Basketball Team is on a roll winning 3 straight games now.  On Tuesday, January 16th, they defeated Rye Neck 40 -24 led by Damon Davis's 14 points and John Martin's 10 points.  Jorge Berenguer and Kazie DeLosangeles each bucketed 4 points, while John Bogus, Kian Ervin, Anthony Martinato, and Kazon Stovall each netted 2 points.  Jerae Williams, Stalyn DeLeon, Jimmy Bender and Matt Hammer all gave strong minutes off the bench to ice the win for the Horseman.  Their next game is on Tuesday, January  23^rd at Dobbs Ferry.  (posted 1/23/07)

On Tuesday, January 16th the 7th Grade Boys’ Basketball team ran their record to 4 wins without a defeat with a 58-26 win over Rye Neck. Once again 9 different players scored for the horseman as their great teamwork was shown again. Glen Robinson had his 3rd consecutive double-double with 18 points and 14 rebounds. Harley Falasca ran a great offense and tough pressure defense also added 16 points.  The team went crazy as Alexander Perkins scored his first points of the season on a beautiful jump shot. Jack Centra, Jermaine Garrant, Nick Vallo and Austin Siegal provided quality minutes and tough physical defense that forced a lot of turnovers and fast break points. The 4-0 horsemen hope to continue their winning ways and improve their defense with a game against the Panthers of Edgemont at home on Thursday January 16th. We hope to see everyone there.  (posted 1/17/07)

The 8th Grade Boys’ Basketball Team put it all together yesterday, January 11^th in its home opener.  The Horseman defeated Bronxville 45-25 led by strong team defense.   Leading the team in scoring was Jorge Berenguer with a team season high 24 points.  John Martin dropped in 15, Jerae Williams 4, Kazon Stovall 4, and Damon Davis 2.  Our next game is on Tuesday, January 16^th at Rye Neck at 5:45pm.  (posted 1/12/07)

On Thursday, January 11th the 7th Grade Boys Basketball team ran their record to an impressive 3-0 after a great defensive showing help them to a 45-22 win over Bronxville.  The Horseman again showed great teamwork as 9 different players scored. They were led by Harley Falasca and Glen Robinson who had 14 points and 10 points respectively. Alvis Gonzalez and Austin Siegal provided a big lift off the bench as they scored their first points of the season. The Horseman hope to keep up their winning ways against a tough Rye Neck team on Tuesday January 16th at Rye Neck (4:15). We hope to see everyone there.  (posted 1/12/07)

The 8th grade Boys' Basketball team lost a close game versus Ardsley on Tuesday, January 9^th, 47-42.  Sleepy Hollow was lead by Jon Martin's 20 points.  Jorge Berenguer added 12 points, while Damon Davis dropped in 7 points.  Jerae Williams and Kian Ervin came off the bench, giving the team some quality minutes, and added 3 and 1 point respectively.  The Sleepy Hollow 8th grade team will play their first home game of the season this Thursday, January 11^th at Washington Irving.  (posted 1/10/07)

On Tuesday, January 9th, the 7th Grade Boys’ Basketball team ran their record to 2-0 as they defeated the Ardsley Panthers 49-34. In another all around team effort the Horseman were led by Harley Falasca and Glen Robinson who each had 13 points. Glen also added 13 rebounds, 9 blocks and 6 assists. The Horsemen, who have shown great unselfish team play, totaled 18 assists.  Jack Centra also had a big game with 6 points and 7 assists. Great defense was added by Ronny Rodriguez and Freddy Bertrand, whose guard play has improved dramatically. The 2-0 Horsemen hope to pick up win number three against Bronxville on Thursday, January 11^th in their first home game at Washington Irving at 4:15.  Hope to see everyone out there.  (posted 1/10/07)

The Boys’ Varsity Basketball team defeated a tough and athletic Nanuet team last night, Tuesday, January 9th,  37 – 35.  Leading the way for the Horsemen was Brent Butler with 9 points and 14 rebounds.  This win puts Sleepy Hollow in First place in Conference III League C.  The Horsemen will now have to defend the first place spot.  Our next game is this Friday, January 12^th at Ardsley at 4:30 pm.  (posted 1/10/07)

Since the Sleepy Hollow Christmas tournament, the Boy’s Varsity Basketball team has played many great games.  We finished second in the Mamaroneck Holiday tournament and second in the Yorktown Holiday Tournament.  We have now started league play and currently sit in second place below Nanuet with an overall record of 7 wins and 3 losses and a league record of 2 wins and 0 losses.  Last week we defeated a tough Pearl River team 51 – 49 at Pearl River and defeated town rivals, Irvington 62 – 59 in overtime.  The whole team is playing well and our next games are on Tuesday, January 9, 2007 at 6pm here at Sleepy Hollow against the first place Nanuet Knights and Friday, January 12, 2007 at 4:30pm at Ardsley.  (posted 1/8/07)

On Thursday, January 4th, the 7th Grade Boys’ Basketball team won 44-17 in their first game of the season against Irvington. It was a true team effort by the Horseman as 8 different players scored in the first quarter. The Horseman were lead by post players Glen "Big Dog" Robinson with 6 points and an amazing 14 rebounds in only 8 minutes of play and Nick Vallo with 7 points.  Executing on both sides of the court as well as great ball movement was shown all around, led by point guards Harley Falasca and Freddy Bertrand who did a masterful job of controlling the tempo of the game.  The highlight of the game was Whitman Cossaboom’s turn around jumper that got the crowd off their seats in amazement. Jack Centra and Jermaine "L.J." Gallant added 8 points and 7 points respectively. The (1-0) Horseman hope to improve their all around game and continue their winning ways against the Panthers of Ardsley on Tuesday January 9th at 4:15.  (posted 1/5/07)

On Thursday, January 4th, the 8th Grade Boys’ Basketball team lost 31-28 in their first game of the season against Irvington. Sleepy Hollow was lead by Jorge Berenguer with 14 points, followed by John Martin with 10 points.  Damon Davis added 4 points for the Horseman.  Sleepy Hollow will look to rebound next Tuesday, January 9^th at Ardsley.  (posted 1/5/07)

On Friday December 1 and Saturday December 2 the Boys’ Varsity Basketball Team won the 2006 Sleepy Hollow Holiday Tournament.  In the first game against Lincoln Hall Trent Bronner led all scorers with 13 points, 6 assists and 10 rebounds to beat the United.  Adding to the win was Andrew Kaplan with 11points, and 5 assists, Brent Butler with 11 points, 8 blocks, and 15 rebounds.  Clutch free throw shooting iced the win.  The final score was 53 – 49. 

In the championship game Sleepy Hollow faced Hackley, who had knocked them out in the first round last year.  John Foreman led all scorers with 20 points, 5 assists, and 8 rebounds.  Adding to the win was Trent Bronner with 12 points, 5 assists, and 8 rebounds, and with great defense  Brent Butler and Spencer White.  Clutch free throws down the stretch iced the win.  The final score was 46 – 37.  All-Tournament team were as follows:  John Foreman, Spencer White and MVP of the tournament was Trent Bronner.  (posted 12/4/06)