Three afternoon games are final, and Saturday night is next. Marlboro kept the Black and Blue Bowl, New Paltz earned its first win of the season, and Pawling remained unbeaten.
Marlboro 14, Highland 7
Shawn DeLaigle scored both Marlboro touchdowns as the Dukes kept the rivalry trophy. Highland led 7–6 at halftime, but DeLaigle’s second rushing touchdown—from the wildcat with 6:43 left in the third quarter—put Marlboro back in front. The Dukes finished the possession ahead 14–7 and held that lead through the final whistle.
Marlboro forced four turnovers, all interceptions. Shawn DeLaigle added two picks to his two rushing touchdowns, Bruce Laboy intercepted one pass, and Dylan McKenzie (#25) accounted for the fourth.
Marlboro moves to 3–2. Highland is 4–2. Black and Blue Bowl coverage →
New Paltz 34, Liberty 22
The Huguenots broke through for their first victory. New Paltz led 20–7 at halftime and 27–7 late in the third quarter before finishing with a 34–22 win. New Paltz is now 1–5; Liberty falls to 0–6.
Pawling 40, Onteora 12
Pawling kept its unbeaten start intact with a 40–12 road win. The Tigers move to 5–0, while Onteora is 2–3.
Tonight: two games at 7 p.m.
Burke Catholic visits Chester at Chester Commons Park, and Eldred visits Rockland Central at Rockland Middle/High School. Coach I is 16–2 on his Week 5 picks, with Burke and Eldred still pending.
Burke–Chester preview → · Saturday scoreboard and guide → · Coach I’s picks →
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