Pelham field hockey wins division title with victory over Mamaroneck

By Tommy Roche, Managing Editor/News|November 18, 2020

Members of the Pelham Girls varsity field hockey team. Left to right: Eileen Mazzaro, Molly Terraciano, Alexandra Orlando, Jane Dunbar, Jenna Lavan, Emily Maher.

Pelham Memorial High School’s varsity field hockey team beat Mamaroneck 3-1 to clinch the Large School Southern Westchester Division on Wednesday.

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