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Cazenovia track teams dominate at DeRuyter meet
DERUYTER – In between the OHSL Liberty division small-school championships and Section III Class B-2 championships, each of the Cazenovia track and field teams found time to squeeze in another meet – and another victory. During Friday’s Steve Camelbeek Invitational at DeRuyter High School, the boys Lakers picked...
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.
HS Sports Notebook: St. Joseph-by-the Sea archers conclude historic campaign
The St. Joseph-by-the-Sea archery program has been New York state’s best since its inception a decade ago. In fact, the program has captured the crown each year since and netted its 10th consecutive DEC NYS National Archery in the Schools Program championship back in March. If you purchase a...
High Limit Sprint Tour heads to New York State
Brad Sweet is a five-time, World of Outlaws sprint car champion and his brother-in-law is NASCAR and sprint star Kyle Larson. This dynamic duo shocked the sprint car world this past year when they joined forces to form their own High Limit Sprint Car Tour to run against the World of Outlaws group.
NYS Catholic girls’ golf championships: 3 Staten Islanders qualify for state Federation tournament
St. Joseph Hill’s Abigail Garcia was Staten Island’s top finisher as she placed second at the Catholic state girls’ golf championships at Silver Lake Golf Course on Monday. Garcia fired a 91 to finish plus-18 during the 18-hole round and only finished second to Archbishop Kellenberg’s Cat...
19 softball pitchers you don't want to face in the 2024 Section 1 playoffs
There aren't many positions in sports that rival the importance of a softball pitcher. A shutdown pitcher, who can throw for extra-inning marathons or on consecutive days if needed, will have plenty of influence on the outcome. Whether they are strikeout machines or crafty, stingy pitchers that are tough to crack, here are 19...
Baseball: Aces, pitchers to watch in the 2024 Section 1 playoffs
It can be an arms race to the section title, especially with the Section 1 baseball tournament transitioning to a single-elimination tournament after a modified double-elimination format, there is little room for error and pitching depth will be highly rewarded. Some teams have the luxury of having an ace and...
NY SWIMS: State invests $150M in safe swim initiative
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The end of the school year is just around the corner and with the temperatures heating up, children will want to be swimming or playing in splash pads. New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced Thursday new investments from the state that would help keep kids safe this summer.
Why You Might See More Bikes On New York Roads In May
Whenever I bring up biking I like to preface it with the comment I haven't been on a bike in years, I can't remember the last time I took a bike out and rode. Biking like Pickle Ball is fast becoming something everyone is out doing, For years it was kayaking now it seems to be pedaling yourself down a trail.
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