High School Beat: Dutchmen still have plenty of ‘work’ ahead
Off to a 3-0 start in their quest to return to the Bronx in December for another shot at the coveted city crown, the Dutchmen (3-0) currently sit atop the CD rankings after putting up 12 fourth-quarter points in Saturday’s 26-12 victory over Campus Magnet (2-1) in Queens.
“We can do a little better,” Landberg told the Eagle on Tuesday of his team’s most recent performance. “A little sloppy. We need a lot of work if we want to get back to Yankee Stadium.”
Coach Felix Alberto’s team, which returns only two starters and four players from last year’s squad overall, took out their Brooklyn rivals, 25-19, 25-13.
“It’s a rollercoaster,” Alberto said of his team’s early season ups and downs. “I see signs of greatness and signs of inexperience.”
After falling to neighborhood rival Packer Collegiate in its last contest, the BFS girls’ soccer squad rolled to a 6-0 win over Lawrence Woodmere Academy, boosting its season record to 3-1-1. The boys’ team beat Bay Ridge Prep, 5-2, on Monday, improving to 3-1 under first-year coach Edson Elcock, a former Blue Pride Panther himself and also a member of BFS’ storied 2003 Class C State Championship Basketball Team, which will be celebrating its 10th anniversary in February.
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