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Breakdown, predictions for Oriskany vs. Lyme in Class D baseball final
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11 Section III girls golfers qualify for states; Rome Free Academy to represent section in team play
Section III will be represented in the New York State Public High School Athletic Association girls golf state tournament by nine individual golfers and a foursome from Rome Free Academy. The 11 total golfers earned their spots at states after stellar performances in Thursday’s Section III state qualifying tournament at...
Breakdown, predictions for West Genesee vs. Whitesboro in Class AA baseball final
Syracuse, N.Y. — The West Genesee and Whitesboro baseball teams have been two of the more dominant regular-season teams in Section III in recent years. Still, neither has been able to win a section title in the past few seasons. That will change when the teams meet in the Class AA finals on Sunday.
Remsen boys, Poland girls capture team track crowns at Class D sectional meet
The Remsen boys and Poland girls’ track teams took home the crown from the Class D championship meet on Friday at Oriskany High School. The Tornadoes’ girls squad tallied 116 points. Remsen came in second (79), Bishop Ludden placed third (71), New York Mills finished fourth (68) and Waterville grabbed fifth (62).
Liverpool’s Justin Barrett, J-D doubles duo among top boys tennis players heading to states
Liverpool sophomore Justin Barrett and Jamesville-DeWitt doubles partners Carson Souser and Shreyank Bhatt were the last boys tennis players remaining when the dust settled from the Section III individual state qualifier on Friday. The second day of the state qualifying tournament was played at the Utica Parkway Tennis Courts and...
Owego wins first New York State playoff game in history
ENDICOTT, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – The Owego Flag Football team beat Oneida in the first New York State subregional game, 33-0. The River Hawks offense took to the air to move the ball down the field in this one. Owego advances to the regional round. Watch the highlights above!
South Lewis boys, girls claim Section III C-2 track and field crowns
The South Lewis girls track and field team finished first out of 11 teams and the boys finished first out of 10 to win Class C-2 crowns at Tuesday’s Section III championship meet at Utica University. The girls team scored 123 points with five first-place finishes. Cooperstown (106), Tully...
Section III boys tennis individual state qualifier semifinal matchups set for Friday
The top boys tennis players from around Section III had the opportunity to put their talents on display Thursday during the state qualifying tournament at the Utica Parkway Tennis Courts. After a day of first-round and quarterfinal matchups in both the singles and doubles tournaments, the semifinals and finals are...
Pulaski girls, Sauquoit Valley boys run away with Class C-1 sectional track and field titles
Twelve different schools competed in the Section III Class C-1 boys and girls track and field championships on Tuesday. The Pulaski girls’ squad and the Sauquoit Valley boys’ unit both sprinted past the competition to secure team sectional titles. If you purchase a product or register for an...
Crickets is all the rage in Utica: This week in Mohawk Valley history
Cricket -- the bat and ball game that has been a major sport in England for years -- is all the rage in Utica. A local team, called the "Star of the West," has been playing exhibition games against teams from Rochester and Syracuse and attracting large crowds. They play on a field on Cornelia Street, between Columbia and Court streets.
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