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Garnets Take Victory at the Rye-Harrison Football Game

A press release from the Rye City School District on the Garnets victory over their rivals, Harrison Huskies. Go Garnets!

The stands were filled with fans at the annual Rye-Harrison football game, held on October 18, where the Garnets took an 8-2 victory over the Huskies!  This year’s game was held at Harrison High School, but even without the home field advantage, the Garnets football players rallied for a win. The Pep Band played, cheerleaders set the enthusiastic mood during halftime, and spectators rooted for their respective teams throughout all four quarters. 

The score remained 0-0 for the first half. Director of Physical Education, Health and Athletics Mr. Robert Castagna predicted, “The game is going to be very close. It’s what we expect when these teams get together…we are all geared up for the game!” Mr. Castagna was grateful for all the fan support.

“This is an 83-year-old tradition,” explained Superintendent, Dr. Frank Alvarez and Rye High School Principal, Patricia Taylor. “It’s like a homecoming, with a large number of returning alumni.” This game, like those in the past, was a great community event with Rye residents coming together and showing their Garnets pride!

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