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HAMILTON - Ari Bezanson's brace on Senior Night helped the Raiders overcome a late Lafayette equalizer and secure all three points on Saturday at Beyer-Small '76 Field. Bezanson now has 14 goals on the season which ranks first in the Patriot League and fourth in the nation. Bezanson also extended her goal streak to six consecutive games dating back to Sept. 25. The junior has scored nine goals in that span.

During Friday’s Syracuse Men’s Basketball media day, head coach Adrian “Red” Autry had the chance to speak in front of the reporters. Throughout the twenty minutes, Autry answered at least one of everybody’s questions and did so in a calm manner. New season, more changes.

[Madison County, NY] As Halloween approaches, parents and professionals are encouraged to attend a crucial training session on cannabis edibles safety, scheduled for October 24th from 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM via Zoom. This informative event aims to equip attendees with essential knowledge to keep children safe during the trick-or-treating...

CENTRAL NEW YORK – Three defeats in four matches had frustrated the Cicero-North Syracuse field hockey team but had not, in any way, dimmed its championship aspirations. Proof of this came Tuesday night when the Northstars unloaded a week’s worth of woes on Fayetteville-Manlius, prevailing by a 6-0 margin over the Hornets at Bragman Stadium.

To read more about John Lemondes’ opponent, Ian Phillips, click here. To read more of Central Current’s 2024 election coverage, learn how to register to vote and more, click here. John Lemondes Jr., the Republican incumbent representing New York’s 126th Assembly District, is seeking re-election in a district...

CENTRAL NEW YORK – A mid-season coaching change did not keep the Marcellus girls volleyball team from putting together a four-match win streak that climbed the Mustangs above the .500 mark. However, getting up to the level of Westhill was quite another matter, evidenced by the Warriors’ 25-14, 25-21, 25-16 win over the Mustangs in […]

ONONDAGA COUNTY – If indeed Tuesday’s girls soccer clash between Marcellus and Christian Brothers Academy foretold a Section III Class B playoff rematch, then the Mustangs have to really feel good about its chances. Balanced on offense and superb on the defensive side, the state no. 1-ranked Mustangs shut out the no. 4-ranked Brothers 3-0, […]

CENTRAL NEW YORK – When the Section III boys soccer playoffs get underway next week, Cazenovia and Chittenango will both have strong seeds and championship ambitions. Chittenango, having avenged its earlier defeat to Cazenovia, followed it up with, among other things, yet another star turn from Gavin Karwoski in Tuesday’s 4-0 win over Solvay. Both […]

HAMDEN — After outsourcing Syracuse 4-0 in Quinnipiac’s Friday night matchup of its weekend series, the Bobcats matched their numbers on Saturday with a 4-1 victory. “We got together as a group of forwards and talked about how we can support one another,” freshman defender Makayla Watson said. “And then I think we knew we had more to give, so we came out.”

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A new production is coming to the CNY Playhouse this weekend. Andie Sagatis, Rose Hays, and Jonathan Christiano went on Bridge Street this morning to talk more about the show.

The Syracuse Orange men’s soccer team looks for its fourth win in a row when they visit the Virginia Cavaliers on Saturday, October 19 (10/29/2024) at Klockner Stadium in Charlottesville, Virginia. Fans can watch the game online on ACC Network Extra, and can login with their free trial to...

CENTRAL NEW YORK – Though it may have provided for an unusual conclusion, the Skaneateles girls tennis team had every reason to feel proud. The Lakers managed to have both of its top singles players reach the finals of last week’s Section III Division III tournament before Eva DeJesus got past teammate Addison Zieler for […]

On Friday evening, the Quinnipiac Bobcats defeated the Syracuse Orange by a final score of 4-0, taking the first game of the weekend series. The Bobcats got the scoring started 12:13 into the game. As an earlier Orange tripping penalty was set to expire, first-year defender Aynsley D’Ottavio found some space off the boards and lurked in. She was able to find graduate defenseman Maddy Samoskevich at the back door, who redirected the puck into the net for a power-play goal, her fourth of the season.

With a Thursday game coming up, Pat Narduzzi held his weekly press conference on Friday and talked about Pitt's new athletic director, the off week, facing Syracuse and a lot more. Here's video of what he said. Be sure to subscribe to Panther-Lair.com on YouTube to never miss any of...

Syracuse Women’s volleyball got shut out on Friday against the Miami Hurricanes in straight sets. Miami controlled the attack and had the Orange on their heels from the opening serve. After a cross-country trip to California, where they matched up with Stanford and Cal, the Orange opened a four-game...

Adam Finkelstein and Isaac Trotter give their preview of the Syracuse Orange's upcoming season.

Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox. Subscribe to our sports newsletter here. After California overcame a two-set deficit to reverse-sweep Syracuse, head coach Bakeer Ganesharatnam was devastated since he believed his team had “more than a realistic chance to beat Cal.”. “It felt like somebody...

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Syracuse Ice Hockey faces defeat for the fourth consecutive game in a 4-0 loss to 10th ranked Quinnipiac Friday night. This is the first contest this season for SU without a score. Not only did the Orange not light the lamp, they were outshot 45-7. That’s the second occasion this season where SU allowed its opponent to fire the puck on target 40 or more times. In terms of total shot attempts, QU registered 77 opposed to SU’s 20. Although a bright spot of the constant shots fired, was Syracuse’s blocks. The Orange brought the intensity once again with 16 blocked attempts in this game which marked five out of six games with double-digit blocks this season. Another bright spot for SU was how it fended off the advantage. Headed into this game, it was tied for the 12th worst penalty kill in the nation. Tonight, the Orange were 4-4 on the PK. On the flip side, Syracuse was the third best power play offense in the country headed into this game. However, in its two opportunities it went scoreless. In the grand scheme of the game though, the Bobcats showed why they are a ranked squad. Quinnipiac controlled the puck all game long, starting and ending each period with possession. It also controlled the neutral zone and kept Syracuse in its defensive zone all game long. The QU forecheck was dominant throughout. Although it didn’t score any goals in transition, it managed to keep SU’s head on a swivel constantly when it was on the attack. After this game, Quinnipiac jumps into the top five nationwide for goals scored. Along with that, it will maintain or potentially jump in the scoring defense rankings. The Bobcats currently clock in at number six in the country for goals allowed with just seven in eight games.