Late-game heroics propel Cold Spring Harbor to first state championship
CSH trailed by 12 in the fourth quarter but stormed all the way back. Sophomore Oliva Malada put the game on ice with under 30 seconds to play.
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Mar 23, 2025, 2:28 AM
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CSH trailed by 12 in the fourth quarter but stormed all the way back. Sophomore Oliva Malada put the game on ice with under 30 seconds to play.
The school is on a historic hot streak -`winning lacrosse, soccer and hoops championships back-to-back-to-back.
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