Watch live: boys varsity basketball division 2A championship game

Shaw Williams and Gabriella Chow • March 14, 2026

PSAL asked The Classic not to livestream at today’s championship game as PSAL hosted an official livestream. You can watch PSAL’s stream of today’s game above. Nonetheless, our reporting and photography team were at the game. Ultimately, the boys varsity basketball team’s hard fought season came to an end with a tough loss against Seward Park High School. The Classic will follow up with a full report soon.

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Shaw Williams, Photography Editor

Shaw is a rising senior, and he hopes to get into the marketing and communications field while learning about his Jamaican and Japanese heritage. In his free time, he loves to bring his camera with him to his adventures. His favorite Classic piece he ever worked on was taking photos during FON, as there were so many positive and pure emotions in every shot. Seeing people bond over music, dance, and culture was a great experience to see and to be a part of. His favorite Classic piece made by others is the “ADMITTED” series, as it truly gives Harrisites a chance to learn from the experiences of their peers, while also giving them the chance to learn about each other.

Ryan Chen, Editor-in-Chief

Ryan is a junior at Townsend Harris High School, and he plans to pursue a career in business/finance. He enjoys taking photos but wants to improve at “making” photos. His favorite Classic project he worked on is the 2025 FON Saturday night live stream. He will forever remember the moment the song “Dynamite” started playing during the intro segment. After technical difficulties on Friday night, hearing that intro song and knowing that things were working came as a huge relief. His favorite Classic piece created by others is the video “High School Teachers Define Gen Z Slang.” He genuinely didn’t know half of the terms going into the video, and it helped him understand conversations during high school.