The James Monroe-DeWitt Clinton rivalry has always been one-sided. It remained that way this week – only the two teams traded roles. Clinton, toiling in mediocrity entering the week, shocked previously undefeated Monroe twice, beating the Bronx A… Read more
The James Monroe-DeWitt Clinton rivalry has always been one-sided. It remained that way this week – only the two teams traded roles. Clinton, toiling in mediocrity entering the week, shocked previously undefeated Monroe twice, beating the Bronx A… Read more
The Post’s high school staff looks ahead to the most intriguing matchups in boys basketball and girls basketball for the week of April 2 through April 8. BASEBALL Walton @ James Monroe (Monday, 4 p.m.) Remarkably, after one week of action,… Read more
This spring starts the way last year ended – with George Washington at the top. The nationally ranked Trojans are loaded yet again and have coach Steve Mandl back in the dugout after his one-year suspension. They will have plenty competition from… Read more
James Monroe inched closer to yet another Bronx A East division title Thursday, topping bitter rival DeWitt Clinton, 6-1, as senior right-hander Jesus Brito delivered six shutout innings and struck out three for his third win. ‘ Vladimir Gomez had… Read more
Berkeley Carroll prides itself on playing anybody anywhere, whether it’s Ivy Prep League dynamo Poly Prep or PSAL powerhouse James Monroe. The tiny Park Slope private school, which has long domianted the ACIS/PSAA Alliance, plays the games for… Read more
Before yesterday, Alex Cuas was known simply as Grand Street Campus star Jose Cuas’ younger brother. After the Wolves’ thrilling 6-2 victory over powerhouse James Monroe, the baby-faced freshman has a new role: Closer. “He earned it today,”… Read more
Before yesterday, Alexander Cuas was known simply as the younger brother of Grand Street Campus star Jose Cuas. After the Wolves’ thrilling 6-2 victory over powerhouse James Monroe, the baby-faced freshman has a new role: closer. “He earned it… Read more
Break up the Phoenix. In three days, South Bronx edged James Monroe in a pitcher’s duel and blasted John F. Kennedy in a slugfest. The Phoenix scored in six of seven innings and cruised to a 17-7 road win over the Knights, ranked sixth in the… Read more
Frank Colon didn’t want to make too much of South Bronx’s shocking 2-1 victory over Bronx powerhouse James Monroe on Wednesday. He talked about the Phoenix’s record at just 2-1 now, all the games that are remaining, starting with Friday’s… Read more
