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Brett Zakheim was a three-sport start at Bronx Science. Her career included one tennis city championship and deep playoff runs with the softball and basketball teams.
Tennis, hoops, softball, learning Chinese: Zakheim did it all
Brett Zakheim doesn’t need a calendar to know what time of year it was. more
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Horace Mann’s Brody McGuinn enjoyed a stellar career at Horace Mann, winning three Ivy League football titles and being named to the All-State team as a senior.
HM footballer Brody McGuinn off to Dickinson
It was just last Wednesday Brody McGuinn walked onto the football field at Horace Mann for the final time. more
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Former Manhattan College star John Cain led the Jaspers with nine wins this season. But after going undrafted earlier this month, Cain signed a free agent deal with the Los Angeles Angels.
Manhattan’s John Cain signs free agent deal with Angels
It was June 11, almost a full week since Major League Baseball’s amateur draft had concluded without Manhattan College’s John Cain hearing his name called. more
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Alia Flanigan, first from left, has hung up her rowing oars to go and teach English to high school students in Malaysia.
Former Manhattan College rower’s future looks ‘bright’
Alia Flanigan has always been intrigued by travel, and the different customs and flavors the world has to offer. And now that she has been awarded a prestigious Fulbright scholarship, she will get to … more
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Riverdale Soccer Club Avengers’ Ian Hahn, center, tries to work his way around a Park Slope defender as teammates Devin Cuddy (3), Sophie Chaifetz (7) and Jayden Jung (4) look on in the Avengers’ 6-4 loss in the State Cup final.
Gutsy Avengers fall short in state cup final
They are a small program, with a roster boasting just 10 players. And the coaches? There are two, each working with the team on their own time. more
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Manhattan left-hander John Cain, who led the team in wins and strikeouts this past season, was stunned when his name was not called during last week’s Major League Baseball draft.
After draft snub, Cain still hopes to show MLB he’s able
Major League Baseball’s amateur draft is the holy grail for any player who hopes to make playing professional baseball a reality. more
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American Studies junior pitcher Neveah Franky was hurt by some first-inning defensive miscues by the Senators in the first inning of their 7-1 loss to Bowne in the PSAL quarterfinals.
Senators sensational season ends in city quarterfinals
It had been an inspiring season for the American Studies softball team. more
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Bronx Science freshman Josephine Kinlan cannot only stroke the ball with power, but she also plays a very smooth first base for the Wolverines.
Just one of the boys
Bronx Science junior varsity baseball coach Chris Dahlem lights up when he talks about his freshman first baseman. One story he likes to relate occurred at a recent practice. more
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John Cain, Manhattan’s towering 6-foot-10 left-hander, blends right in with the lower Manhattan skyline as he warms up prior to the Jaspers’ MAAC tournament win over Marist. Cain fanned nine in a 6-2 Manhattan win.
MLB looks to raise Manhattan College’s Cain into draft
This week could be the biggest one of John Cain’s young life. And while he’s not exactly sure how he is going to spend his time, the one thing he won’t be doing is watching … more
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American Studies seniors Ari Wigder, left, and Casey Press saw their high school baseball careers come to an end in a PSAL playoff loss to Queens High School of Teaching.
Painful loss spells end for Senators
Ari Wigder couldn’t bear to take his American Studies uniform off for the final time. more
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