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Breakdown, predictions for Indian River vs. Fulton in Class C girls lacrosse final
Syracuse, N.Y. — The Indian River and Fulton girls lacrosse teams have earned the right to meet with a Section III title on the line. Here’s what you need to know ahead of their Class C title game. If you purchase a product or register for an account...
Breakdown, predictions for Lowville vs. Little Falls in Class B baseball final
Syracuse, N.Y. — The Little Falls baseball team may be new to Class B, but they’re not new to the championship round. The Mounties won the Class C title last season while Lowville was bounced in the early rounds of the Class B tournament. This spring, the Red...
Section III boys lacrosse playoffs: Carthage stuns New Hartford with OT victory in Class C quarters
New Hartford has had Carthage’s number of late in boys lacrosse. The Spartans ended the Comets’ season in 2022. Since then, New Hartford has won three straight versus Carthage. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive...
Watertown boys lacrosse gets its revenge against East Syracuse Minoa in Class B semis
Watertown boys lacrosse was hoping to see East Syracuse Minoa again this season. The last time the Cyclones and Spartans squared off was on April 13. ESM came out triumphant in double overtime — on Watertown’s turf. If you purchase a product or register for an account through...
Indian River, South Jefferson receive top seeds in Section 3 girls lacrosse tournaments
WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWTI) – Both Indian River and South Jefferson earned the top seed in their respective Section 3 girls lacrosse brackets during Sunday’s reveal. Indian River is top seed in Class C and will host the winner of eighth-seeded Whitesboro and No. 9 Chittenango in a Tuesday quarterfinal game. Carthage is number four and […]
Section III softball playoffs: Skaneateles’ bats come alive in extra innings to edge Lowville in Class B first round
The Skaneateles and Lowville softball squads were pitted in a scoreless showdown for a majority of Monday’s Class B first-round matchup. Before the game entered extra innings, Skaneateles coach Allison Teachout said her team left seven runners on base. The Lakers didn’t want their season to end with a zero on their side of the scoreboard.
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