Guess who's coming...to breakfast? If you don't recognize the name, you'll certainly recall the iconic image. Quarterback Eli Manning not once, but twice, escaping a relentless Patriots pass rush to loft a miracle into the final two minutes of Super Bowl XLII in February 2008. New England defender Rodney Harrison came down with New York's David Tyree, and Tyree came down with the ball -- inexplicably trapped between his hands and his helmet -- and the momentum that would carry the Giants to Super Bowl glory and lore. On Sunday, March 10, you can "catch" Tyree at Iona Prep's annual Father-Son Breakfast.

Iona Preparatory is pleased to announce its NEW Gael Days Summer Program, which will offer young men ― specifically rising eighth and ninth-graders ― a unique opportunity to strengthen their academic skills and explore new interests, all while experiencing the brotherhood of #IonaMen.

After christening the new Paul Verni Fine Arts Center theater in December with "Almost, Maine," the Iona Prep Players are gearing up to stage their first musical in the 409-seat theater. And come May, the Gael thespians will be "turning it loose" with "Footloose," based on the original screenplay by Dean Pitchford for the 1984 motion picture of the same name, starring Kevin Bacon. While all male roles will be filled by Iona Prep students, the troupe is putting out an open call for auditions for female roles for Feb. 5-6.

The Upper School Mothers' Auxiliary and Fathers' Council have teamed up for a Comedy Night in the all-new Paul Verni Fine Arts Center theater on Saturday, Jan. 27, featuring the writer and star of the one-woman theatrical comedy, "Italian Bred," Candice Guardino. Tickets will remain at $75 for the duration of the lead-up.

The varsity wrestling team continued its county-wide dominance on Jan. 20 with it's third consecutive Westchester County Championship. The Gaels boasted a handful of individual titlists, two runners-up, a bronze-medalist and two fourth-place finishers. Overall, Iona Prep totaled 239 points — 120 more than the second-place team.

Though still No. 6 in the LoHud Sports power rankings, the Iona Preparatory varsity basketball team will certainly be contemplating revenge against Stepinac when the two teams meet again on Saturday, Feb. 10, at the Iona University Hynes Athletics Center. Much like the recent Jan. 7 Slam Dunk Showcase meeting, it is likely to be standing room only, so get your tickets early to one of the best rivalry games in tri-state high school basketball!