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Endzone Extras: Susquehanna Valley Sabers
The Susquehanna Valley Sabers have made the playoffs each of the last two seasons, Losing in the first round both years.... "It's not a given you're going to make the playoffs every year and to relish that opportunity presents itself," Head Coach Mike Ford said. "There's a lot of years we didn't make the playoffs and when you're there, you got to bring it home for four quarters and you got to fight and claw in this division to get back there. So I think they know if they want to get back there, they've got to buckle down and get it done."
Chenango Forks football 2024: Progress of younger players figures to have a say in results
Checking in on Chenango Forks with the football season soon approaching: Chenango Forks football: 2024 outlook, schedule, record last 5 seasons What to expect in 2024 Coach David Hogan sizes it...
Vestal football 2024: Fresh faces aplenty up and down starting offense and defense
Here's a look at Vestal's football prospects in 2024: What to expect in 2024 With eight positions on offense and nine on defense to feature new starters, a bit of patience would appear in order for coach Jim Crunden and staff in the wake of the program’s second Section 4 championship since 2002. ...
#3 on Fox 40's Top 40: Jack Sharkey
Jack Sharkey, born as Joseph Paul Zukauskas in Binghamton's first ward, once owned the most coveted title in sports. But his story almost happened accidentally. Joseph joined the Navy and when stationed in Boston in 1923, heard a promoter was looking for fighters. Zukauskas lied, saying he'd fought dozens of times in the Navy and was given 100 dollars for his first fight.
Some of Broome's finest: State field hockey championships mount for Whitney Point, which rides huge win streak.
The fourth in a series profiling some of Broome County’s top high school athletic programs of the 21st century: For closure in this four-part examination of sports superiority this century, we’ll get right to The Point. The juggernaut that is Whitney Point’s field hockey program will bring a remarkable streak of 58 consecutive victories...
#2 on Fox 40's Top 40: King Rice
When you think of Binghamton Greats, you think of King Rice, who comes in at #2 on Fox 40's Top 40 Most Impactful Local Sports Figures. Rice was born in Broome County and raised in Binghamton, playing pick-up ball at Rec Park and Columbus Park and as a 12-year-old even threw a no-hitter in Little League before Central and North merged. As a middle schooler, Rice was coached by Hank Nanni before making Coach Tom Corgel's varsity squad as an eighth grader.
Chenango Valley football: It’ll be with an eye on ‘growth and development’ that CV proceeds
Checking in on Chenango Valley heading into the football season: Chenango Valley football: 2024 outlook, schedule, record last 5 seasons What to expect in 2024 “Good group of guys coming back,...
Windsor football 2024: Pass & catch combination a fine basis for Black Knights’ offense
A look at Windsor’s football prospects for 2024: What to expect in 2024 “Hoping to stay healthy, go one game at a time and make it back to the playoffs,” said coach Tim Hogan, whose Black Knights opened preseason with 18 seniors. “We start Week 0 with Homer so that’s what we are looking...
Women's Volleyball Loses in Three Sets in Season Opener
VESTAL, NY- The Merrimack College Women's Volleyball team lost in three straight sets to the Binghamton Bearcats in the first game of the Binghamton Invitational on August 30th. The Basics. Score: Binghamton 3, Merrimack 0. Records: Binghamton (1-0), Merrimack (0-1) How it Happened. The Bearcats jumped out to a two-set...
Binghamton Golf Kicks Off 2024-25 Season at Alex Lagowitz Memorial
The Binghamton golf team is launching its 2024-25 season at the Alex Lagowitz Memorial tournament this weekend at Seven Oaks Golf Club, competing against 14 teams, including Colgate. The event spans 54 holes, with the first 36 holes played on Saturday and the final 18 on Sunday. Head Coach Bernie Herceg emphasizes the team's preparation and their familiarity with the challenging course, aiming to build on last season's successes. With seven returning golfers and a new addition, freshman Lucas Brittain, the Bearcats are ready to make an impact in this year's competition. Last season, the team secured four top-five finishes and performed notably well in their inaugural Northeast Conference championship.
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