1. Curtis (11-2)
2. Poly Prep (7-1)
3. Tottenville (10-3)
4. Holy Cross (7-3)
5. St. Joseph by the Sea (7-2)
6. Fort Hamilton (11-1)
7. Xaverian (4-6)
8. Erasmus Hall (10-2)
9. Campus Magnet (8-3)
10. Mount St. Michael (5-5)
1. Holy Cross (7-3)
2. St. Joseph by the Sea (7-2)
3. Xaverian (4-6)
4. Mount St. Michael (5-5)
5. Fordham Prep (4-7)
6. Cardinal Hayes (8-2)
7. Xavier (7-4)
8. Monsignor Farrell (4-6)
9. St. Francis Prep (2-8)
10. St. Peter's (5-4)
1. Curtis (11-2)
2. Tottenville (10-2)
3. Fort Hamilton (11-1)
4. Erasmus Hall (10-2)
5. Campus Magnet (8-3)
6. Lincoln (7-4)
7. DeWitt Clinton (9-2)
8. Sheepshead Bay (7-4)
9. Susan Wagner (5-5)
10. Flushing (5-5)
PSAL Class A Quarterfinals
PSAL Class AA Final
PSAL 'AA' girls hoops final
CHSAA Class A championship game
CHSAA Archdiocesan Class AA girls basketball final
CHSAA Class AA quarterfinals
PSAL Class AA Semifinals
CHSAA Archdiocesan Class A girls basketball final
CHSAA Brooklyn/Queens Division I final
PSAL 'AA' girls hoops semis
CHSAA Archdiocesan final
PSAL Indoor Track Championships
Christ the King-Molloy
PSAL Class AA Quarterfinals
Mary Louis-Bishop Ford
Brooklyn/Queens Diocesan final
PSAL Class AA girls hoops quarters
Curtis-Forest Hills
Holy Cross-Bishop Loughlin
Cardinal Hayes-Fordham Prep
Brooklyn/Queens Diocesan semifinals
Robeson-Martin Van Buren
Regis-Monsignor Scanlan
Monsignor Farrell-Nazareth
Boys & Girls-John F. Kennedy
PSAL Bronx/Brooklyn Indoor Championships
Mount St. Michael-Cardinal Hayes
Poly Prep-Dalton
PSAL Wrestling Championships
PSAL Borough Finals
South Bronx-Eagle Academy
Bergtraum-Central Dauphin
South Shore-McKee/Staten Island Tech
Bergtraum-Kennedy
Holy Cross-St. Francis Prep
Lincoln-Boys & Girls
Christ the King vs. Rice
Horace Mann-Loyola
Christ the King-Mary Louis
JFK-Wings Academy
Coaches vs. Cancer Classic
Battle of the Boulevard
Cardozo-Forest Hills
Kennedy-Manhattan Center
Christ the King-Shabazz
Christ the King-St. Peter's Prep
McKee/Staten Island Tech-Curtis
103rd Millrose Games
Cardozo-Rice
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