Sound Shore High School Football Roundup: Oct. 24-25, 2025

NEW ROCHELLE, NY (October 27, 2025) — Welcome to this week’s roundup of high school football action from the Sound Shore area of Westchester County. We’ve got scores, key highlights, and outcomes for Pelham Memorial Pelicans, New Rochelle Huguenots, Mamaroneck Tigers, Rye Garnets, Port Chester Rams, Blind Brook Trojans, and Iona Prep Gaels.

New Rochelle Huguenots

New Rochelle 21, Suffern 8

Randy Morales rushed for 158 yards and three touchdowns on 13 carries to lead the Huguenots to a playoff-clinching victory. Vasslon Ingram stopped a Mounties runner for a four-yard loss on a key fourth-quarter goal-line stand, and Brice Penn sealed the win with an interception.

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Mamaroneck Tigers

Mamaroneck 24, Scarsdale 14

Mark Lebowitz powered through for 165 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 23 carries, while Henry Kelly went 8-for-14 passing for 114 yards and a score to help the Tigers secure the win. Leonard Mackensen Paton converted 3-of-3 PATs and added a field goal.

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Rye Garnets

Rye 49, Harrison 28

The Garnets wrapped up an undefeated 8-0 regular season with a high-scoring rivalry win, jumping into the creek in celebration afterward as they shift focus to the playoffs.

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Port Chester Rams

Port Chester 7, East Ramapo 42

The Rams fell in a lopsided contest, unable to contain East Ramapo’s Nahum Pierre, who rushed for 186 yards and three touchdowns while adding 109 passing yards and a score on 3-of-4 attempts.

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Iona Prep Gaels

Iona Prep 47, Kellenberg Memorial 13

The Gaels dominated with a balanced attack, piling up 142 passing yards, 142 receiving yards and 164 rushing yards in a decisive CHSFL victory.

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Pelham Memorial Panthers

Pelham 35, John Jay-Cross River 20

Quarterback Frankie Reese threw for 270 yards and two touchdowns on 13-of-23 passing, guiding the Panthers to a solid win to close out the regular season.

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Blind Brook Trojans

Edgemont/Blind Brook 6, Sleepy Hollow 43

The co-op team struggled against a strong Sleepy Hollow squad, which closed the regular season at 7-1 behind Brayden Richardson’s 141 rushing yards and three touchdowns.

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