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Former Cardinal Hayes standout James Feldeine '06 is blossoming at Quinnipiac
The lack of playing time was new to Feldeine. As a senior at Cardinal Hayes HS in 2006, the 6-4 guard rarely came off the floor. Suddenly, he wasn't playing at all. An annoyed Feldeine says he stopped going to classes and barely took an interest in practice.
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Don DeLillo '54 Deconstructed
Don DeLillo '54 16th novel, "Point Omega," is a book about time, extinction, loss and whether art can make sense of those forces.
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Golden Globes Honor Martin Scorsese '60 with the Cecil B. DeMille Award
(AP) In presenting Martin Scorsese '60 with the Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement at the Golden Globes, his longtime friend and collaborator Robert De Niro found a new way to describe the director's famous, obsessive love of cinema.
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Basketball and Beyond with James Feldeine '06: Week 1
Each week for the rest of the season, senior James Feldeine '06 will chronicle his experiences with the Quinnipiac men's basketball team. This week, Feldeine writes about his journey to 1,000 career points and what it meant to him and his family.
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Hayesmen Make the Daily News High School Football 2009 Bronx/Manhattan All-Star Team
Jeremiah Kobena '10, Bronx/Manhattan PLAYER OF THE YEAR, led the Cardinals with 1,578 total yards - the best total among CHSFL 'AA' players and third-best in the league - while splitting time at wideout and tailback and returning kicks.
Kobena is joined by Carlif Taylor '10 and Gallo Henson '10 as First Team All-Borough.
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Renewed Cardinal Hayes Basketball squad is the surprise of the CHSAA
An offense in search of a go-to scorer. A glaring hole at point guard. And a roster that seemed devoid of experience.
When second-year coach Joe Lods watched his Cardinal Hayes boys basketball team during informal workouts in September, those are the things he saw. And they frightened him.
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From the Bronx to Kabul - How Robert Finn's childhood home prepared the former U.S. ambassador for distant outposts
When he can't sleep at night, former U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan Robert Finn '63 tallies the number of places he's called home. "Usually I make it to 40 before nodding off," he said. (While we're counting: He's conversant in 18 languages and can comfortably read 10.)
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James Feldeine '06 Scores 1,000th Point As Men's Basketball Outlasts Mount St. Mary's, 64-63
HAMDEN, Conn. - James Feldeine '06 (New York, N.Y.) scored a team-high 17 points, including the 1,000th of his career as the Quinnipiac University men's basketball team edged preseason Northeast Conference favorite Mount St. Mary's, 64-63, Thursday night at the TD Bank Sports Center. With the win, the Bobcats improve to 7-6 (2-1 NEC), while the Mountaineers fall to 3-11 (0-3 NEC). Justin Rutty added a double-double of 14 points and a season-high 17 rebounds for the Bobcats, his fifth double-double of the season.
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7-1 Cardinal Hayes # 7in CHSAA Boys Basketball Rankings
Much like the distance between Duke University and the University of North Carolina, a stretch of road separates Cardinal Hayes and its Concourse rival All Hallows. The Red Hot Cardinals look to make it eight wins in a row against Iona Prep.
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Red-hot Hayes takes Battle of Grand Concourse from All Hallows
When Cardinal Hayes and All Hallows faced one another Tuesday night at Manhattan College, there was more than a basketball game at stake. There was plenty of bragging rights, the two schools separated by less than a mile on the Grand Concourse.
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