We'd like to apologize for some comments made in our last post. After re-reading our post, we understand how those comments could have been misunderstood. At no point were we celebrating injuries of the student athletes who work so hard. We understand how hard the athletes of the PSAL work and understand how frustrating dealing with injuries can be. We root for the success of all athletes and understand that it is detrimental to the PSAL when its best athletes cannot compete.

This past Saturday The Bronx Science boys earned their three-peat and the Brooklyn Tech girls won yet another banner. The day began with the individual races, for athletes on teams that did not qualify for the Championship race. Boys Individual Race The boys individual race was won by Hodaifa Elkayfe of Port Richmond in 18:22. He was followed by Collin Toung of Manhattan Center and Jonah Fox-Chmielewski of Queens HS Complex in 18:34. However, no one from this race qualified

This Saturday is for all the marbles. The best 22 girls teams and 21 boys teams will toe the line for the chance to bring home the banner and be crowned City Champions. The Bronx Science boys are chasing a three-peat and will enter the race as a very slight favorite over MSIT. On the girls side, there are three teams vying for the title. LaGuardia seeks a repeat, but will be challenged by Brooklyn Tech and Susan Wagner. Boys Championship Race – 10 AM Predicted Finish:

The PSAL’s underclassmen were in the spotlight this weekend as the city held its Freshman and Sophomore City Championship meet. Freshman Boys This race was nowhere near as close as we thought it would be. The Stuyvesant boys beat Brooklyn Tech by 36 points and Bronx Science by 37 points to claim the victory. It should be no surprise that Tech and Science hit the podium yet again. Miles Albano of Brooklyn Tech held off Peter Finck of Stuyvesant by two seconds to claim the ch

The underclassmen will take center stage at Van Cortlandt this weekend at the PSAL Freshman and Sophomore City Championships. Earlier this month these championships were held for each borough, but now everyone will come together to crown a city champion for each grade. The Freshman championship is always interesting because 95% of these freshmen have only been running for 2 months. It’s really just a good indicator of which schools have gotten the most talent infused into t

Manhattan Varsity Boys HSMSE takes home its first ever Cross Country Borough Championship and did so with ease. Wren Hansen grabbed the win, running 16:38, one of the fastest times of the day. Projected Top 4 Teams: 1. HSMSE ✅ 2. Stuyvesant ✅ 3. Hunter ✅ 4. Bard ❌ Actual Top 4 Teams: 1. HSMSE 2. Stuyvesant 3. Hunter 4. Lab Museum Ten Runners to watch: Wren Hansen (HSMSE) 1

Manhattan Varsity Boys – 9:00 AM This has typically been the most competitive and difficult to predict of all the borough championships. This year, however, #4 HSMSE seems to be head and shoulders above the rest of the Borough. The battle for second between #6 Hunter College Campus and #8 Stuyvesant could be very close. The individual race is up for grabs as well, and there are any number of boys who are capable of winning it. Jasper Graham (Hunter), Marco Arrojo (#9 Lab Muse