Leading off today: Sue Adams has resigned after seven successful seasons as girls basketball coach at White Plains,
The Journal News reported today.
Adams, a 1978 White Plains grad, won four Section 1 titles, made it to two state finals and sent five players to Division I college programs. She cited a desire to devote more time to her three children as the reason for her departure.
"The last seven years, everybody in my house sacrificed for me," she told the paper. "They've been really supportive. There's been a lot of time with them I can't get back. I felt like if I was going to go, this was the time to go."
The school hasn't named a replacement. Adams, 47, will run the school's fall league if necessary until a replacement is in place.
Farley out at Utica ND: Longtime Utica Notre Dame girls basketball coach Bill Farley said he has resigned after 14 seasons, and assistant Tom Hynes has stepped down to accept the same position at Clinton High.
Notre Dame officials said AD John DePerno has stepped down as well, but he could not be reached for comment, The Observer-Dispatch reported.
Farley, a 1975 Notre Dame graduate, was 214-98 and led two teams to regional titles.
"I think it was a good time to get out,” Farley told the paper. "I think you want to have the feeling that you have the support to do the job the right way . . . I did what I thought was right for me and my family."
