NORTH SALEM, N.Y. - It was another big week for our Tiger teams, highlighted by Robert Vrabel wrestling at counties, girls basketball picking up crucial wins, and North Salem's bowling teams going unbeaten.

Bowling
All matches at Cortlandt Lanes.

North Salem (Boys) 5, Ossining 2
Tuesday, Jan. 17

SIGNUPSCRIPT

A strong performance from Ryan Gameiro, that included a game-high of 191, propelled the Tigers to a big win over Ossining.

North Salem (Girls) 7, Ossining 0
Tuesday, Jan. 17

The girls completed a shutout against the Pride thanks to a season-high team score of 615. **BULLSEYE

North Salem (Boys) 7, Briarcliff 0
Thursday, Jan. 19

Gameiro and Pietro Serra led the Tigers to a dominating performance over Briarcliff.

North Salem (Girls) 7, Briarcliff 0
Thursday, Jan. 19**STANDARD

In the next lane, Skylar Bender and Rebecca Senatore led North Salem to their own sweep over the Bears.

Boys Basketball

Haldane 70, North Salem 56
Friday, Jan. 20 **BULLSEYE

Playing just one game last week, the Tigers could not stick with Haldane on the road.

Max Cotrone (21 pts), Jack Litchfield (10 pts), Matt Moia (10 pts) led all North Salem scorers.

Girls Basketball

North Salem 53, Alexander Hamilton 27
Tuesday, Jan. 17

An all-around team effort from the Tigers helped them start their week with a home win over Alexander Hamilton.

Emma Zoubok (16 pts) led the way, and Sarafina DiPaola (8 pts) provided insurance.

Yorktown 44, North Salem 28
Wednesday, Jan. 18

The Tigers could not get their offense going against visiting Yorktown.

North Salem 42, Haldane 29
Friday, Jan. 20

Finishing their homestand on Friday, North Salem flipped the script with a great defensive effort to down Haldane.

Jaiden Donovan (14 pts), Dana Connolly (12 pts), and Zoubok (12 pts) did it on both ends.

Side-Out Foundation Fundraiser
Jan. 30 – Feb. 6

Beginning with the boys’ Dunk Pink Game (1/30, 6:15 p.m.) against visiting Westlake, North Salem will host a series of fundraiser basketball games for the Side-Out Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to breast cancer research.

The girls host their first Dunk Pink Game against Putnam Valley on Feb. 3 at 4:30 p.m. Donations can be made to giving.side-out.org/campaigns/19292.

Wrestling

Somers-North Salem 35, John Jay-Cross River 30
Wednesday, Jan. 18

In a close win at Cross River’s gym, North Salem’s Robert Vrabel (138 lbs.) picked up a crucial 6-point victory over Roy Zhu.

Somers-North Salem 66, Peekskill 12
Friday, Jan. 20

The Tuskers/Tigers took an easy Senior Night win in their gym against Peekskill.

Vrabel, still a junior, helped his team with a quick pin over the Red Devil’s James Duran. Senior Tiger Anthony Sejfijaj (160 lbs.) also won his match, and Kevin Haxhari (189 lbs.) fell to Naseer Johnson.

Westchester County Championships (Lincoln High School, Yonkers)
Saturday, Jan. 21

Winning his first-round matchup over PJ Mcloughlin of Eastchester-Tuckahoe, Vrabel fell in a valiant quarterfinal effort against Yorktown’s Anthony Muscolino, and could not get it done in the second consolation round vs. Luis Ferreira (Harrison).

Girls Hockey

East Green Wave 6, Ridgefield 3
Monday, Jan. 16

The East Green Wave combined hockey team started an undefeated week with a win over the Ridgefield Tigers.

Kathryn Lonergan of Westlake had two goals and two assists, Alyssa Filmer of Brewster had two goals and an assist, Moe Poley of Brewster had a goal and an assist, and Ayla Felenstein of Rye Neck had one goal. In between the pipes, Sienna Kay of Ardsley had 12 Saves.

East Green Wave 8, Rockland 1
Thursday, Jan. 19

Last Thursday, the East brought the wave against Rockland. Katie Loga of Mamaroneck had three goals and an assist, Wallis Kelleher-Ferguson of Fox Lane had two goals, Adrienne Kantrowitz of Ossining had two goals, and Felenstein had a goal and an assist. Kay had 18 saves.