Photo by Richard A. Ross, sportsinsightsny.com Eldred’s Hunter Proscia won over all comers at his school’s home meet staged at Monticello on October 6. The sophomore phenom is planning to run indoor and outdoor track this year. Last year, he wrestled in winter. Eldred’s boys took the team title, beating Liberty, Monticello and Sullivan West again.

Week in review

Harriers seek division precision; up for grabs: sectional bids in soccer and football

By RICHARD A. ROSS

SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY—It was all on the line at the Division IV cross-country division championships held at Liberty on October 13 in a faceoff between the girls of Sullivan West and Tri-Valley. This is the first year the two schools have been in the same division. Tri-Valley owned Division V for the past 17 years and the Lady Bulldogs have ruled Section IV for the past seven. As of October 11, Tri-Valley was ranked sixth in New York State in Class C and Sullivan West was 10th, according to Mile Split US. Rhinebeck, from the Mid Hudson Athletic League of Section Nine, is ranked eighth.

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Sight lines

“Sectionals? Why we’re going to make it..or not

By RICHARD A. ROSS

SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY—Here are a few a few words about prospects for getting to sectionals and bidding for a title.

“Liberty football will make sectionals. Reason: Brandon Tompkins.” Anthony Hernandez, Liberty

“Liberty varsity girls soccer is going to sectionals because we are a family and we work together to make things happen. Once we get to sectionals… people better get their helmets on ‘cause we’re not stopping for anything.”

Jeni Stolow, Liberty

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