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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS LACROSSE: Shen drops season opener, Hagner’s debut, on Niskayuna’s fourth-quarter comeback

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CLIFTON PARK, N.Y. — Chad Hagner isn’t opposed to his team taking their proverbial ‘medicine’ early in a season. It’s hard to find any earlier points than the very first game in the very first campaign of one’s varsity head coaching career. This past offseason, Hagner replaced Jason Gifford as head coach of the Shenendehowa boys varsity lacrosse team — a position Gifford held since 2013, winning four Section 2 Championships doing so. On Tuesday,…

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Teton Valley boys high school lacrosse team is 2-1 after three games on the road

The Teton Valley Wolverines high school boys lacrosse team has started their season 2-1, securing the program’s first win against a varsity opponent on March 22 against Magic Valley, at a game played in Pocatello. Later that day, the Wolverines…

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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS LACROSSE: Shen drops season opener, Hagner’s debut, on Niskayuna’s fourth-quarter comeback

CLIFTON PARK, N.Y. — Chad Hagner isn’t opposed to his team taking their proverbial ‘medicine’ early in a season. It’s hard to find any earlier points than the very first game in the very first campaign of one’s varsity head coaching career. This past offseason, Hagner replaced Jason Gifford as head coach of the Shenendehowa boys varsity lacrosse team — a position Gifford held since 2013, winning four Section 2 Championships doing so. On Tuesday,…

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Bronco boys edged in season-opener

Sports fans were treated to an excellent early-season lacrosse game between two section title hopefuls on Tuesday, as Class D Bronxville hosted Class A  Mamaroneck for the Broncos’ home-opener.  Despite the disparity between school sizes, the Broncos and Tigers battled throughout the course of regulation, with Mamaroneck edging their hosts 10-9 with the help of some timely goals.  After scoring the first three goals of the game to get to an earl…

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