After Finishing as Conference Runner Up, White Leads Stony Brook School Boys Into State Tournament This Week - 27 East

After Finishing as Conference Runner Up, White Leads Stony Brook School Boys Into State Tournament This Week

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Ron White's Stony Brook School Bears reached the championship of the PSAA in his first season as head coach.   RON ESPOSITO

Ron White's Stony Brook School Bears reached the championship of the PSAA in his first season as head coach. RON ESPOSITO

Ron White's Stony Brook School Bears reached the championship of the PSAA in his first season as head coach.   RON ESPOSITO

Ron White's Stony Brook School Bears reached the championship of the PSAA in his first season as head coach. RON ESPOSITO

Ron White's Stony Brook School Bears reached the championship of the PSAA in his first season as head coach.   RON ESPOSITO

Ron White's Stony Brook School Bears reached the championship of the PSAA in his first season as head coach. RON ESPOSITO

Ron White's Stony Brook School Bears reached the championship of the PSAA in his first season as head coach.   RON ESPOSITO

Ron White's Stony Brook School Bears reached the championship of the PSAA in his first season as head coach. RON ESPOSITO

Drew Budd on Feb 20, 2024
Ron White and his Stony Brook School varsity boys basketball team had a successful first season together as they finished 13-3 in the Private Schools Athletic Association, 15-7 overall. That... more

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