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Byron-Bergen loses to Lyons in Class C crossover game
A season marked by major accomplishments, including the school's first-ever sectional championship in Boys' Basketball, ended for Byron-Bergen on Wednesday with a 61-45 loss to Lyons in the Class C crossover game.In addition to the sectional championship, Brayden Chambry set a new school record for scoring, and Roxanne
Brian Hales steps down at Butler (North Carolina) after two decades: Report
Another day and another tenured high school head football coach is stepping away from the sidelines. According to a report by The Herald’s Langston Wertz Jr., Brian Hales of officially stepping down as head coach at Butler High School after 20 seasons at the helm. “My son (17-year old ...
Moravia boys top Lyons to advance to NYSPHSAA Class C championship game
Moravia surged into the lead late in the second quarter and never trailed again Friday night in a 56-45 victory over Lyons in a New York State Public High School Athletic Association Class C boys basketball semifinal at Cool Insuring Arena in Glens Falls. The Section 4 champion Blue Devils...
HS basketball playoff roundup: Tully boys fend off Port Byron in final seconds of Class C quarters
The Tully and Port Byron boys basketball squads were engaged in a tight back-and-forth battle on Saturday. The Class C quarterfinal contest between the fourth-seeded Black Knights and fifth-seeded Panthers went down to the wire, but Tully held on to win 63-62. If you purchase a product or register for...
Jim Boeheim's Section V finals loss still 'heartbreaking' 62 years later
With Jim Boeheim Day approaching Saturday at the JMA Wireless Dome in Syracuse, the former Orange bench boss of 47 years fondly looked back on his high school years at Lyons Central. Nearly 62 years removed from his final varsity game, Boeheim's memory of losing the 1962 Section V Class AA championship game was still vivid Wednesday afternoon in Atlanta, where he traveled to call the Clemson vs. Georgia Tech men's basketball game for the ACC Network. ...
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