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Girls lacrosse: Latest Top 10 rankings see major changes at the top
As weeks early in the season go, last week was particularly notable in local high school girls lacrosse. Last year's No. 1 squad, which had also held that position in The Journal News/lohud girls lacrosse rankings through the first few weeks of this season, fell to the No. 3 squad. That came right...
First state girls lacrosse poll: 13 Section III teams show up in early-season rankings
Syracuse, N.Y. — Thirteen Section III girls lacrosse teams were ranked in this year’s first New York State Sportswriters Association poll. Four of those squads earned top-four rankings. Undefeated Cicero-North Syracuse is No. 2 in A, West Genesee is No. 2 in B, and Westhill and South Jefferson claimed the third and fourth spots, respectively, in Class D.
One New York Athlete Elected to a Hall of Fame in Each of the Last 25 Years
25 Years, 25 Pro Athletes Elected to the Hall of Fame with NY Ties. From members of New York sports teams, to residents of the Capital Region and beyond, to some of the best sports stories from the Empire State, here are 25 Hall of Fame nominees from the past 25 years, all with ties to New York state.
SUNY Morrisville Dominates in NAC Lacrosse Game, Overpowers MCLA Trailblazers
In a North Atlantic Conference lacrosse match at Drake Field, the SUNY Morrisville Mustangs defeated the MCLA Trailblazers with a score of 31-2. The match occurred today, featuring contributions from 13 Mustangs players, with eight scoring multiple goals. Dante Patriarco was notable, scoring eight goals.
First state softball poll: 20 Section III squads highlight early rankings
Syracuse, N.Y. — Twenty Section III teams were featured in the first New York State Sportswriters Association softball rankings. Six of those teams were ranked in the top 10 of their respective classes. That includes Camden (No. 6 in Class A), Marcellus (No. 8 in Class B), Utica Notre Dame (No. 10 in Class B), Sandy Creek (No. 5 in Class C), Morrisville-Eaton (No. 9 in Class D) and Oriskany (No. 10 in Class D).
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