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High School playoff football engulfs most of the country this weekend. Win or go home! Follow the road to the state championship in your state at MaxPreps.com. More: Xcellent 25 Weekend Scoreboard.

New York Pro Photo Galleries

East Islip vs. North Babylon Division II Championship
Gallery By: Alan Schaefer
East Islip vs. North Babylon Division II Championship
Cheektowaga vs. Hornell (NYSPHSAA Class B Quarterfinal)
Gallery By: Chris Cecere
Cheektowaga vs. Hornell (NYSPHSAA Class B Quarterfinal)
Sheepshead Bay @ Erasmus Hall (PSAL Championship Division Quarterfinal)
Gallery By: Michael Henriquez
Sheepshead Bay @ Erasmus Hall (PSAL Championship Division Quarterfinal)
Riverhead @ East Islip (Sec 11 D2 Semifinal)
Gallery By: Ray Nelson
Riverhead @ East Islip (Sec 11 D2 Semifinal)
Aquinas Institute vs. Sweet Home (NYSPHSAA Class A Quarterfinal)
Gallery By: Chris Cecere
Aquinas Institute vs. Sweet Home (NYSPHSAA Class A Quarterfinal)
Kings Park @ Islip
Gallery By: Alan Schaefer
Kings Park @ Islip
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New York Football Rankings

# School (City, State) Overall League Rating Strength More
1. Sweet Home (Amherst, NY) 10-0 6-0 48.6 17.1 [+]
2. St. Anthony's (Melville, NY) 9-1 6-1 45.8 24.1 [+]
3. North Tonawanda (NY) 11-0 5-0 44.4 14.6 [+]
4. New Rochelle (NY) 10-0 5-0 41.2 10 [+]
5. Holy Trinity (Hicksville, NY) 10-0 7-0 40.6 18.4 [+]
6. Chenango Forks (Binghamton, NY) 11-0 6-0 39.9 8.5 [+]
7. Baker (Baldwinsville, NY) 11-0 5-0 39.4 19.1 [+]
8. Aquinas Institute (Rochester, NY) 10-1 0-0 38.7 22.5 [+]
9. Monroe-Woodbury (Central Valley, NY) 10-1 4-0 38.7 19 [+]
10. Westhill (Syracuse, NY) 11-0 4-0 36.7 8.6 [+]
Updated on: 11/17/2009 |  National Rankings  | New York State Rankings

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New York Boys Football Scoreboard

Away Team Home Team Results
Holy Trinity   (Hicksville, NY) vs. St. Anthony's   (Melville, NY) 21 - 28
Tottenville   (Staten Island, NY) @ Erasmus Hall   (Brooklyn, NY) 33 - 18
Curtis   (Staten Island, NY) @ Fort Hamilton   (Brooklyn, NY) 20 - 19
Lawrence   (Cedarhurst, NY) vs. Lynbrook   (NY) 41 - 7
Bronxville   (NY) vs. Hoosick Falls   (NY) 28 - 27
Half Hollow Hills West   (Dix Hills, NY) vs. Hauppauge   (NY) 29 - 0
Southwestern   (Jamestown, NY) vs. Chenango Forks   (Binghamton, NY) 21 - 0
New Rochelle   (NY) vs. Saratoga Springs   (NY) 28 - 21
Hornell   (NY) vs. Westhill   (Syracuse, NY) 29 - 7
North Tonawanda   (NY) vs. Baker   (Baldwinsville, NY) 28 - 7
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New York Headlines

Mitch Stephens - 11/14/2009
Twelve hospitalized, but no major injuries in scary interuption of Union County's home victory. Read more [+]
Mitch Stephens - 11/13/2009
They're ripping up the NFL but how did Adrian Peterson, DeAngelo Williams, Chris Johnson and the like rate in high school? Read more [+]
John Schiano - 11/12/2009
Five players are ruled ineligible for NYSPHSAA boys soccer pre-quarterfinals after brief appearance in a senior all-star game three days earlier. Read more [+]
John Schiano - 11/8/2009
Baker of Baldwinsville's 100th season of football may be its best, as the team prepares for a NYSPHSAA tournament quarterfinal vs. Union-Endicott. Read more [+]
Mitch Stephens - 11/6/2009
Who's prep days are most impressive: Cutler, Manning, Palmer Rivers or Roethlisberger? Read more [+]
Jason Hickman - 11/5/2009
Pepsi Showcase, Cancer Research Classic and Nike Extravaganza are all-day entertainment for high school hoops junkies. Read more [+]

NY News from the Web

East Hampton to Face ESM in the Class A final
Sport: Volleyball (G)  |  Date: 11/12/2009
Source: 27East  |  Report link
Bonackers win Quarterfinal
Sport: Volleyball (G)  |  Date: 11/9/2009
Source: 27East  |  Report link
Undefeated Fort Hamilton is entering PSAL football playoffs as title favorite
Sport: Football (B)  |  Date: 11/6/2009
Source: Daily News  |  Report link