Cardinal Hayes High School football team joined by Bronx Borough President for title victory
The football team won 40-22 and overcame obstacles including not being able to use their own home field all season.
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4ds agoCardinal Hayes’ football team took the state Catholic League championship for the first time in the school’s – and the city’s – history.
The football team won 40-22 and overcame obstacles including not being able to use their own home field all season.
The Cardinal Hayes team celebrated their historic championship on Thursday night and were joined by Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson. Gibson announced that Dec. 2 will now be recognized as Cardinal Hayes Day for the Bronx to commemorate the monumental victory.
The school does not have an update at this time on when they’ll get to get back to using their home field.
