Mamaroneck HS baseball coach keeps players prepared with season in flux
Mike Chiapparelli, of Mamaroneck, has gone as far as acting like the baseball season never stopped.
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Apr 17, 2020, 9:35 PM
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14ds agoHigh school athletes around the Hudson Valley are hoping to get some kind of spring season in before school is officially out. In fact, so are the coaches. Mike Chiapparelli, of Mamaroneck, has gone as far as acting like the baseball season never stopped.
He spoke Friday with News 12’s Pete Ruf.
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