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Meadowlands

Meadowlands: Track hosts sportscaster charity derbies

webmaster|Jun 17, 2022
Rebecca Haarlow 6-17-22
Lisa Photo Rebecca Haarlow & Tim Tetrick win the first sportscaster charity derby

Eight New York sportscasters competed in two non-wagering harness races to benefit their selected charitable organization on Friday, June 17 at Meadowlands Racing & Entertainment.

Rebecca Haarlow, sideline reporter on MSG for the New York Knicks, NBA on TNT and NBA TV, took the win in the first charity derby race of the night. Haarlow and driving partner Tim Tetrick made a tremendous stretch move "rallying past Marc Malusis as if he was standing still" to take home the win. Haarlow's first-place finish gave her charity Rescue Dogs Rock $5,000.

"I'm thrilled to be able to help out Rescue Dogs Rock with this win," said Haarlow upon her return to the winner's circle. "This was a great night, a great experience, our family loved it."

The second charity derby was won by SNY reporter Maria Marino and her driving partner Corey Callahan. She held off fellow competitor Pat Leonard of the NY Daily News to capture the $5,000 prize for her selected charity, the American Cancer Society.

Fellow competitors former NY Jets wide receiver Quincy Enunwa (MDA), Marc Malusis of PIX11, SNY & WFAN (Make-A-Wish Foundation), Don La Greca of ESPN-NY "The Michael Kay Show" (Ronald McDonald House Charities), Wally Szczerbiak of MSG (Croatian American Charitable Foundation), and Pat Leonard of the NY Daily News (Golden Lights Foundation) each earned $1,000 for their charities.

Brandon Tierney of WFAN was scratched sick for tonight's derby, but Marc Malusis stepped in and drove in Tierney's race, earning the St. Jude's Research Hospital $1,000.

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"I tried my best to win it for Tierney," said Malusis in his post-race interview. "This is always a great night, my family loves coming out and visiting the paddock and rooting me on. Thank you to the Meadowlands for putting on this fun event for our great causes."

In addition to the participating sportscasters, Meadowlands Racing & Entertainment would like to thank Mark Ford and Tony Alagna for assisting with the horses and sulkies for the event.

--press release (Meadowlands)--

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