EAST GREENBUSH, N.Y. — Sean Organ and the Averill Park girls’ varsity basketball team haven’t come to be 10-time, defending Section 2 champions because of easy practices.The sessions are “so hard,” said senior guard Elizabeth Hansen, but the players appreciate the intensity.However, over the course of this past season, the practices in Averill Park weren’t […]
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