The Crusaders have won the last two and five of the last six. Last year, Stepinac erupted for 28 points in the second half of a 38-14 win. Overall, White Plains leads the series, 27-14.
“I think this is a great tradition that the City of White Plains enjoys and I wish more teams in our area would create,” White Plains coach Skip Stevens said.
Stepinac enters the game with a 3-6 record after a loss in overtime to St. Joseph-By-The Sea in a CHSAA Division AA playoff game, while White Plains owns a 1-6 record and has not played since its regular season concluded Oct. 19.
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