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New state softball poll: 2 new Section III teams climb into rankings with playoffs underway
Syracuse, N.Y. — The New York State Sportswriters Association released its latest softball state rankings on Tuesday. In total, 17 Section III teams were featured in this week’s state rankings. Six of those teams — Camden (No. 7 in Class A), Marcellus (No. 8 in Class B), Sandy Creek (No. 4 in Class C), Oriskany (No. 6 in Class D), Stockbridge Valley (No. 8 in Class D) and Cincinnatus (No. 9 in Class D) — were ranked in the top 10 of their respective classes.
Valley Lacrosse Tournament provides high-quality, low-cost opportunities for youth players
Onondaga Valley Lacrosse has hosted a summer tournament for over 20 years and the tradition will continue this June. The 2024 Valley Lacrosse Tournament is set to take place from June 21-23 for boys and girls from kindergarten through eighth grade. “We have teams from all over New York state...
Notre Dame wins at home to start Section III baseball playofs
UTICA - The Notre Dame Jugglers scored a season-high 10 runs Monday and advanced in Section III's Class C baseball playoffs with their second win of the year. The Jugglers, seeded 13th among 22 teams, defeated No. 20 Waterville 10-6 and earned a trip to play No. 4 Mt. Markham in West Winfield in Tuesday's round of 16. Notre Dame (2-16) had last won May 7 when it split a Tri-Valley League doubleheader with Vernon-Verona-Sherrill. ...
F-M boys tennis beats J-D in sectional showdown, 5-2
CENTRAL NEW YORK – Two Section III boys tennis champions met on Sunday afternoon to determine which of them would advance to the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Division I team championships. And Fayetteville-Manlius would win it, the Class A champion Hornets sweeping all four doubles...
Section III sets baseball, softball playoff seeds with new sytem
The seeds and schedules are set and the competitive window is narrow for Section III's 2024 high school baseball and softball playoffs. Brackets were announced for all 12 divisions Sunday - six for baseball and six for softball as the spring completes the first academic year with the state's expansion from five classes.
Don’t Swim in These High-Risk Bodies of Water in New York
With Memorial Day weekend on the horizon, that means the unofficial beginning of the summer season is almost here. That means so many things, including partaking in many outdoor activities, including swimming. Once Mother Nature turns up the heat, there's nothing better than cooling off in a swimming pool, the ocean, a creek, stream, pond, lake, or river.
Governor Hochul’s NY SWIMS Initiative Aims to Ensure Water Safety for New Yorkers
Governor Kathy Hochul's announcement preceding Memorial Day Weekend underscores a multifaceted initiative designed to safeguard New Yorkers in aquatic environments, known as the New York State Wide Investment in Municipal Swimming (NY SWIMS). As concerns about drowning incidents, particularly among children, persist, and with a proactive eye on the anticipated escalation of extreme heat events attributed to climate change, Hochul has marshaled resources from the FY 2025 Budget and introduced novel programs to fortify water safety across the state.
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