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November 30, 2018 Editorial Staff

Emergency vehicles escorted two West Point Tours buses, late Friday night, as an impromptu parade celebrated the varsity football team clinching its first state title.

At a special meeting today, the school board accepted Mike Connolly’s resignation as a teacher and football coach. He will not be with the team tonight. One of his assistants, Eric Holzapple, will take over as

Seth Goitia with Coaches Mike Connolly and Dave Feuer

Goitia wins 56th Kent Award

June 21, 2018 Ken Cashman

On Monday night, Seth Goitia received the Butch Kent Memorial Award — the highest honor given to a graduating Cornwall athlete. He joins a long list of distinguished predecessors.

Cornwall first in track and field

May 30, 2018 Ken Cashman

The Dragon boys and girls both finished first out of eight teams in the Section IX Class B Track and Field Meet.

Dragons second in county track & field

May 23, 2018 Ken Cashman

Here’s a complete list of Cornwall’s place winners in the OCIAA Meet that was held in Warwick on May 18-19. The boys and girls teams were runners up. It was a remarkable improvement for Cornwall’s male athletes, who finished 11th a year ago.

Little League starts 68th season

April 19, 2018 Ken Cashman

Last November, the Board of Directors decided to start the season on April 14. The members were either clairvoyant or just lucky, because April 14 was a beautiful day. President Lynn Beesecker served as master of ceremonies.

Pryne 1st among swimmers

March 2, 2018 Editorial Staff

Coming out of the water after her final race, Jessica Pryne was exhausted — so tired that her arms were shaking and she needed help peeling a banana.

State qualifying track and field meet

March 1, 2018 Ken Cashman

Fifteen Cornwall athletes are heading to the state championships in Staten Island based on their performance in a qualifying meet at West Point on Feb. 24.

Cornwall holds 30th Fun Run

October 10, 2017 Ken Cashman

The Fun Run for kids in kindergarten through sixth grade has become a Columbus Day tradition. This year’s event survived an occasional drizzle and a dire forecast.