Mike Zummo is a journalist specializing in local sports coverage in West Point. With a focus on high school athletics, Mike provides in-depth reporting on games, players, and coaches, capturing the excitement and achievements of the local sports scene.
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Mike Zummo's focus is mainly on local sports events, particularly high school sports such as basketball, swimming, and wrestling. His coverage indicates a preference for event coverage and evolving stories related to these sporting activities.
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Wallkill’s Caitlyn Murphy finished sixth at the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Class B championship race on Saturday at Queensbury High School.
By: Mike Zummo
Newburgh’s Elle Gerbes qualified for the state meet in the 50- and 100-yard freestyle events. The meet will take place on Friday and Saturday at the Webster Aquatic Center.
By: Mike Zummo
Top from left, Valley Central’s Eleanor O’Neill and Rilee Kinsley are with Pine Bush’s Paige Gandolfini, Maya Oakes, Alanah Giannini, Ella Humphrey, Sadie DeGeorge and Norah Germano are shown with the rest of the Section 9 New York State qualifiers on Nov. 9 at Valley Central High School in Montgomery.
Section 9 Class AAA boys’ soccer championship game on Nov. 5 at Middletown High School’s Faller Field.
Newburgh Free Academy seniors, from left, Riley Frederick (girls’ soccer), Peyton Tuttle (boys’ swimming) and Niko Buchholz (boys’ lacrosse) have signed their National Letters of Intent to continue their academic and athletic careers in college at a ceremony held Wednesday at NFA’s Main Campus.
Carter Rivieccio squeezes inside the end zone pylon while being tackled by Port Jervis defender Owen Curreri for his second touchdown of the day.
By: Mike Zummo
Sophia Semo finished seventh with a time of 18:34.2, leading the Cornwall Dragons to a second-place finish at the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Class B cross country championships at Queensbury High School.
The Cornwall Dragons and James I. O’Neill Raiders each finished sixth in their respective classes at the New York State Public High School Athletic Association gameday cheerleading championships on Nov. 10 at Hudson Valley Community College in Troy.
James I. O’Neill’s Maddie Thompson hits the ball back toward the net as Ichabod Crane’s Emma Phillips tries to block during the NYSPHSAA Class B subregional on Nov. 12 at Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson.
The Cornwall Dragons console one another after a heartbreaking loss to Sayville, Friday, in the regional final.
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