CHSAA Intersectional Championships 2008

McGovern soars again By Christopher Hunt RANDALLS ISLAND – Before all the team pictures and speeches and before the video camera started rolling, before Farrell coach Tom Cuffe held the CHSAA championship plaque above his head and said, “I feel like I’m at Wimbledon,” he sat down the plan out his strategy at the meet. “We wanted to have firepower in the relays,” Cuffe said. “We wanted to score in every relay.” FULL STORY HERE

Francis breaks 800 MR By Christopher Hunt RANDALLS ISLAND – The stands began to clear and the track emptied while Archbishop Molloy’s team waited around the first curve for the meet to end. All but one event had concluded and Molloy trailed Kellenberg by three points. Only the javelin remained. And Molloy had four throwers who promptly took the top four places and won its first CHSAA championship since the school began co-ed eight years ago. Molloy scored 59 points. FULL STORY HERE