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Sleepy's Bencosme a Super 11 Candidate: Daily Sports Digest, June 20

See what your local student-athletes—and their biggest supporters—are up to and take this week's poll.

Welcome to Patch's daily snapshot of sports in Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow.

 

Super 11

Sleepy Hollow defensive back Steve Bencosme is a Super 11 candidate, according to Josh Thomson's post on the LoHud Varsity Insider.

Men's Baseball

The below appeared on the Tarrytown Knights website:

KNIGHTS GROUNDED BY ROBINS
June 16, 2012 – 04:33 AM So here's the deal after playing a little small ball and taking a 2-0 lead, we let the game slip away and eventually lost 2-5 to the New Rochelle Robins.

Outside of the third inning we couldn't muster much of an offensive attack as we were held to only three hits, two from Mark Amodeo. Gary Riefenhauser went five and two-thirds and took the loss, scattering seven hits but unable to work his way out of trouble in the fifth and sixth innings.

Rankings

MSG Varsity's Pre-Summer Hudson Valley football rankings are out and to see them, click on Kevin Devaney Jr.'s story here.

Sports Digest Weekly Poll

Which summer sporting event are you most excited about?

Let your voice be heard by clicking on  to cast your vote.

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