Friday, April 30, 2004
Get your license to thrill, fish reservoirs
Outdoors Column
The rains had stopped and the wind had dropped. It was a beautiful morning to be fishing. The sun was up, bright in the deep-blue sky as white, puffy clouds drifted slowly above.
A new buzz in town
High School Baseball
Soccer, soccer, soccer. That's been the buzzword in Edmeston for six months strong, ever since the Panthers boys won the Class D state title in November.
Younger Connolly traded to Cubs' club
Oneonta native Jon Connolly is starting to command attention in the baseball world. Four starts into a new minor league season, left-hander Connolly was traded Thursday for a left-hander with major league experience.
O-State softball wins
Oneonta State Roundup
A three-run eighth inning lifted Oneonta State softball to a first-round upset in the SUNY Athletic Conference Tournament at Cortland as the Red Dragons topped second-seeded Buffalo State, 3-0.
Transfer goes 5-for-5 to lift Laurens
High School Roundup
Joe Buttice went 5-for-5 with a homer and seven RBIs as Laurens cruised to a 16-2 baseball victory over Milford in the Tri-Valley League on Thursday.
Thursday, April 29, 2004
Panthers stay perfect
High School Baseball Roundup
The Tri-Valley League keeps offering its best in baseball, and Edmeston keeps winning big. Erik Scrivener homered as the undefeated Panthers routed previously unbeaten Cherry Valley-Springfield, 9-2, Tuesday. Scrivener broke the game open with a three-run shot in the fifth inning that made the score 6-2. It was his fourth homer of the year, and Edmeston coach Ron Tasior said he measured it at 400 feet.
Raiders surprise Dragons
High School Roundup
Thirteen days between softball games turned out to be the lucky charm for Gilbertsville-Mount Upton.
Wednesday, April 28, 2004
Make no mistake: SK upsets Jefferson
High School Baseball Roundup
Jon Paczkowski had two hits and three RBIs to lead visiting South Kortright to a 13-7 upset of previously unbeaten Jefferson in the Delaware League on Tuesday. Leading, 8-5, in the sixth, South Kortright took advantage of a Jefferson miscue to score four runs with two outs.
OHS grad making mark in two sports
On Campus
Oneonta High graduate Jen Compton had four goals for the Wilkes University (Pa.) lacrosse team in a 15-10 loss to Lycoming (Pa.) on Thursday.
Fonda fans treated to another close ending
Local Auto Racing Notebook
Fonda Speedway fans are probably getting used to tight finishes. For the second straight week, the modified feature came down to the end, with defending champion Dave Lape holding off Mario Clair for the victory.
Empire Super Sprints at racetrack near you
Local Auto Racing Preview
The Empire Super Sprints are spreading out. The touring series will feature 32 dates in four states and two Canadian provinces this season.
Oneonta State baseball wins shootout, 13-12
Area College Roundup
The Oneonta State baseball team took advantage of an error in the 11th inning and came from behind to beat visiting Hamilton, 13-12, Tuesday.
Tuesday, April 27, 2004
This is getting old fast
And I quote ... "But just so you know, I'm in it for the long haul. I'll do whatever I can to make this thing work. Nobody said it would be easy. We can do anything, as long as we do it together."
Panthers feast on Dragons
High School Baseball
SCHENEVUS — Edmeston pitcher Sam Ackerman had every reason to be proud Monday.
Strong no-hits Laurens
High School Roundup
Alicia Strong struck out 17 in a no-hitter as Milford downed Laurens, 10-0, in the Tri-Valley League on Monday.
Ferchen wins 200th
Oneonta State Baseball
Rick Ferchen earned his 200th victory as Oneonta State's baseball coach when the Red Dragons won the second game of a double-header Sunday at SUNYIT.
Softball clinches berth in SUNYACs
Oneonta State Softball
Oneonta State softball clinched the fifth seed in the SUNY Athletic Conference Tournament with a sweep of Oswego on Monday.
Five Mile Point open for business as usual
Local Auto Racing Preview
At the end of last season, some feared the 53-year-old Five Mile Point Speedway would close forever when, after 15 years in the business, promoter Dan Harpell gave it up.
Monday, April 26, 2004
Semi-sweet: 'Wick in final four
Hartwick College Water Polo
It took two years, but Hartwick's original water polo recruiting class got some revenge on Sunday. Sheri Johnson and Kate Chambers had two goals apiece to lead Hartwick to its first NCAA final four appearance with a 5-2 victory over top-seeded Michigan. The triumph came at the Collegiate Water Polo Association Eastern Championships at Bucknell University.
Saturday, April 24, 2004
Downsville's Reed looking to transfer in complete comfort
College Basketball
Exams at Trinity College start May 3 for sophomore Kevin Reed, but his grade for basketball is already in: Incomplete. A right-knee infection sidelined Downsville graduate Reed for the final 20 games this season, and he received a medical redshirt. But Reed won't don a Trinity uniform again, as a problem with his financial aid package will force him to transfer, he said.
Waltrip looking to make move
The Inside Track
Michael Waltrip comes across as a funny guy, with an annoyance quotient just as high.
New deal at Skyline highlights CNYMS schedule for 2004
A mini sprint is nothing more than a 725-pound, scaled-down, welterweight version of the popular World of Outlaw open-wheeled sprint cars. It's hardly a sophisticated racing machine.
Utica-Rome postpones opening
Local Auto Racing
The combination of new clay and wet weather forced Utica-Rome Speedway officials to postpone the opening of the speedway's 43rd season, which was scheduled for Sunday.
Soccer Hall to announce Class of 2004 on May 5
Soccer Hall Of Fame
The National Soccer Hall of Fame will hold a press conference at 3:30 p.m. May 5 at The Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif., to announce its 2004 inductees.
Friday, April 23, 2004
Junior college roundup
Mike DiFede finished with a season-high 11 points Thursday, leading Delhi Tech to a 20-11 victory at Cobleskill in a Mountain Valley Conference men's lacrosse game. DiFede scored five goals and assisted on six others, matching Pat Green for the single-game team high in points this spring. Green finished with five goals and five assists for the Broncos (5-7 overall, 5-6 MVC), who scored five times in each quarter.
Still swinging for the fences
College Golf
COBLESKILL — Dan Spano's still a big hitter. After five varsity baseball seasons at Schenevus, SUNY-Cobleskill freshman Spano is swinging a different stick as a member of the Fighting Tigers golf team.
Children hold key to survival
Outdoors Column
I've always been in favor of encouraging our youth to get out and hunt and fish. After all, children are the future of our sport.
Afton softball takes over first place
High School Roundup
Afton dropped in on first place in the Midstate Athletic Conference Division II softball standings Thursday.
Thursday, April 22, 2004
Schenevus squeezes Milford, 3-2
High School Roundup
Amanda Hoepker scored on a botched suicide squeeze in the eighth inning to give Schenevus a 3-2 victory over visiting Milford in a meeting of Tri-Valley League unbeatens Wednesday. Schenevus (5-0) had the bases loaded in the bottom of the eighth with one out. Hoepker broke for home on Milford pitcher Alicia Strong's delivery. Allison Ferullo missed the bunt, but Milford catcher Rachel Baxter couldn't control the ball and Hoepker scored the winning run. The Wildcats dropped to 6-1.
OHS falters vs SV
H.S. Baseball Roundup
The Oneonta High baseball team failed to hold a 9-1 lead Wednesday and lost to Southern Tier Athletic Conference rival Susquehanna Valley, 12-10, in eight innings.
Oneonta State baseball nips Hawks, 7-5
Area College Roundup
Rocco Grassi had a two-run double in the eighth inning to help lead visiting Oneonta State to a 7-5 non-conference baseball victory over Hartwick on Wednesday.
Rolling Wheels still focusing on quality
Local Auto Racing Preview
The 5/8-mile Rolling Wheels Speedway in Elbridge, which is better known as "The Fast Track," has seen some top drivers over the years.
Wood wins 400 for Delhi
Jr. Colleges
Justin Wood won the 400 (51.31 seconds) to lead Delhi Tech at a non-scoring meet at Ithaca College on Monday.
Wednesday, April 21, 2004
Edmeston batters Milford, 10-1
High School Roundup
Sam Ackerman and Ryan Laymon each homered for the second straight game as Edmeston stayed undefeated with a 10-1 Tri-Valley League victory Tuesday over visiting Milford. Winning pitcher Brandon Sleezer struck out 10 in five innings as for Edmeston, which is 5-0 overall and 2-0 in the T-V. Ackerman, the No. 9 hitter, and leadoff batter Ryan Laymon hit back-to-back shots with two outs in the second inning.
'Wick water polo earns No. 2 seed
Hartwick Roundup
The Hartwick College women's water polo team has received the No. 2 seed for this weekend's Collegiate Water Polo Association Eastern Championships at Bucknell University.
Oneonta State roundup
Senior tennis player Patrick O'Toole and sophomore baseball player Mike VanPatten were named Oneonta State's athletes of the week Monday.
Tuesday, April 20, 2004
New Page, same story
High School Roundup
Lindsay Page pitched her first varsity no-hitter Monday to lead Afton to a 3-0 non-league victory over visiting Midstate Athletic Conference opponent Harpursville. Page struck out 10 and walked one. Page's sister, 2003 graduate Jessie, had a no-hitter on April 10, 2003, when she struck out 11 and walked one in a 22-0 victory over Unadilla Valley. "She had a lot of movement on the ball," Afton coach Cindy Bostelman said of Lindsay Page.
Defending champ wins Afton opener
Auto Racing Notebook
Defending track champion Jeremy Smith won his heat and feature to successfully begin the 2004 season Friday night at Afton Speedway.
Thunder Mountain offers variety
Local Auto Racing Preview
If you like variety in race cars, then Thunder Mountain Speedway in Center Lisle is to place to be on Saturday nights.
Monday, April 19, 2004
O-State baseball splits at Cortland
Oneonta State Sports
Oneonta State baseball split a Sunday double-header at defending SUNY Athletic Conference champion Cortland, winning the opener, 6-4, before getting thumped in the second game, 19-4.
Area track stars just getting started
High School Track And Field
SIDNEY — Win or lose, there's a lot waiting for Sarah McFee and Amanda Haney at the finish line this season.
Delhi Tech's Fagan snaps record
College Track
Delhi Tech's Jon Fagan broke a 14-year-old school record Saturday at the Oneonta State Invitational.
O-State baseball in playoff contention
O-State sports
Oneonta State swept SUNY Athletic Conference foe New Paltz in a baseball double-header Saturday as the Red Dragons stayed in contention for a conference-tournament berth.
Hartwick men's lacrosse upsets Ithaca
Hartwick sports
Freshman midfielder Pat McCormack had three goals and senior goaltender Mark Colite made 12 saves to lead the Hartwick College men's lacrosse team to a 7-4 upset of seventh-ranked Ithaca College on Saturday.
OHS baseball sloppy in non-league loss
High school sports
Oneonta committed four errors and walked six in a 10-7 non-league loss against visiting Niskayuna on Saturday.
Saturday, April 17, 2004
G-MU softball coach built to last
High School Softball
GILBERTSVILLE — If you rebuild it, she will come. That ought to be the calling card of Tina Cole, a 30-year-old physical education teacher whose MO is turning around the Gilbertsville-Mount Upton softball team.
Walton graduate signs with Manhattan women
Junior College Women's Basketball
DELHI — Delhi Tech's Jen LePinnet is moving up in a big way. LePinnet, who graduated from Walton in 2002, signed a letter of intent Friday to play basketball for Division I Manhattan College in Riverdale next season.
Sweep of Potsdam includes no-no
Oneonta State Roundup
Oneonta State pitchers Amy Herba and Kacie Cunningham combined to throw a no-hitter in the second game of a double-header sweep of visiting Potsdam in the SUNY Athletic Conference on Friday.
Water polo at weekend tourney
Hartwick College Sports
The 13th-ranked Hartwick College women's water polo team will compete in the Collegiate Water Polo Association Northern Division Championships at Saint Francis College this weekend.
OHS, Edmeston keep up offense
High School Roundup
This is the Mike Konstanty everyone's used to seeing. Senior Konstanty finished 4-for-4, including his first home run of the season, and had five RBIs to lead host Oneonta to a 15-10 non-league victory over Cobleskill on Friday.
Friday, April 16, 2004
Chicorelli, Brown pace OHS baseball
High School Baseball
John Chicorelli went 3-for-4 with three runs to lead Oneonta High's baseball team to a 9-1 victory over host Chenango Forks in the Southern Tier Athletic Conference on Thursday. Andrew Brown pitched a six-hitter for the Yellowjackets (3-1, 2-1), striking out eight and walking two. "Andrew Brown pitched a heck of a game.," Oneonta coach Joe Hughes said. "Andrew was able to get outs in key times."
Worms by any other names are still worms
Outdoors Column
In years past, you could drive down any country road and see signs that little entrepreneurs tacked on trees or drove into the ground: "Nightcrawlers For Sale."
Sidney girls hurdles record gone with the wind
High School Sports
Katelyn Guerriere was the wind beneath host Sidney's wings Thursday during a Midstate Athletic Conference track and field meet.
Sidney hands Unatego first loss
Jessie Fisher was 3-for-4 with an RBI to lead visiting Sidney to a 6-4 softball victory Thursday over previously undefeated Unatego in the Midstate Athletic Conference.
Thursday, April 15, 2004
Jefferson gets back at Dragons, 7-6
High Schools
The Section Four Class D state baseball finalists from last season appear headed in different directions. Jefferson stayed undefeated with a 7-6 non-league victory at winless Schenevus on Wednesday in a rematch of the 2003 sectional championship, won by the Dragons, 12-0. The Jayhawks (3-0) scored twice in the seventh inning against Schenevus (0-4), which lost to Franklin, 7-4, later in the day.
Bennett headed to Colorado
The Hartwick College men's soccer team took another hit Wednesday when top assistant Geoff Bennett returned to the women's game.
Wednesday, April 14, 2004
OHS punishes Windsor, 9-3
High School Baseball
Oneonta High's Mike Sclafani made Windsor pay Tuesday, and the price was a key Southern Tier Athletic Conference baseball game. Sclafani doubled and tripled following intentional walks to cleanup hitter Mike Konstanty, leading the host Yellowjackets to a 9-3 victory over the defending Section Four Class B champions. In the third inning, senior catcher Sclafani hit a two-out, two-run triple to right field to put Oneonta up, 2-1.
Wood's a winner for Delhi
Area College Roundup
Justin Wood (Walton) won the 800 in an NJCAA-qualifying-time of 1 minute, 56.5 seconds to lead host Delhi Tech at the non-scoring Bronco Classic on Tuesday.
Cobleskill's Jackson named All-American
Junior Colleges
SUNY-Cobleskill men's basketball player Prince Jackson was named an NJCAA First-Team All-American on Monday.
Tuesday, April 13, 2004
G-MU softball wins wild one, 14-8
High School Softball
GILBERTSVILLE — Sophomore Phylicia Dunham threw seven wild pitches, walked eight and hit three batters Monday for the Gilbertsville-Mount Upton softball team. Not exactly flawless stuff, but Dunham kept her cool to help first-year coach Tina Cole and the Raiders to their first victory of the season, a 14-8 non-league triumph over Downsville. Dunham seemed to be in a perpetual jam, but she struck out 11 and limited the undermanned Eagles to one earned run.
'Wick baseball falls, 5-3
Hartwick College Sports
The Hartwick College baseball team fell, 5-3, to Cazenovia in a non-league game Monday.
Brewerton Speedway looks tough again
Local Auto Racing Preview
The competition is tough at Brewerton Speedway. In the track's history, four drivers (Billy Decker, Alan Johnson, Bob McCreadie and Chuck Bower) have won the Big Block Modified Track Championship.
Monday, April 12, 2004
G-MU baseball splits
High School Sports
Craig Ross had two hits, including a double, and two RBIs to lead Gilbertsville-Mount Upton to a 6-4 non-league baseball victory over Duanesburg on Saturday.
Saturday, April 10, 2004
Hartwick College sports
Hartwick College baseball split a double-header against RIT in Empire 8 Conference play Friday at Damaschke Field. The Hawks lost the opener, 4-0, but rebounded with a 6-5 triumph in the second game. In the opener, Dan Weglinski (3-1) pitched a two-hit shutout for the Tigers (7-9, 3-1 Empire 8). He struck out six and walked two. Mike Palanza and Rich Sands had Hartwick's hits.
Oneonta man breaks record with 864 series
Area Bowling
Oneonta resident Ed Thompson broke the Oneonta Bowling Association record for a three-game series Wednesday, capping an 864 series with a 299 in the Country Club Chevrolet Classic at Holiday Lanes.
Thunder Alley could make noise in 2004
Local Auto Racing Preview
Thunder Alley Speedpark in LaFargeville doesn't have any history, but that could change in a hurry.
Gordon paved way for 'Young Guns'
Auto Racing Column
In 1998, when Jeff Gordon was winning 13 races en route to his third driving title in four seasons, he was the youngest regular on NASCAR's leading circuit. He turned 27 in August that year. I don't think anyone was calling anyone a "Young Gun" back then, because there weren't any others.
Cayuga to offer more than racing
Local Auto Racing Preview — Cayuga County Fair Speedway
Fans of the Cayuga County Fair Speedway will be in for a treat when the DIRT Motorsports Hall of Fame and Classic Museum inducts its new class in May.
Think small for big catches this spring
Outdoors Column
With the coming of spring, thoughts of trout and turkeys abound. As with many years in the northeast, cold rains bring the streams up to a rile. The creeks are high as snow melts in the woods and off the hillsides.
O-State's Stevens earns third major honor of year
Oneonta State Sports
Oneonta State senior Kelly Stevens earned one of eight scholar-athlete awards from the New York State Women's Collegiate Athletic Association, the college announced Thursday.
Thursday, April 8, 2004
Bobcats handle Spartans
Baseball And High School Roundup
Bainbridge-Guilford took advantage of two walks and an error to score three runs in the top of the 10th inning in a 6-5 victory over host Unatego on Wednesday in the Midstate Athletic Conference.
Hartwick roundup
Sophomore midfielder Tiffany Hoke had five goals and freshman midfielder Jenev Schilling had four to pace the Hartwick College women's lacrosse team to a 14-8 triumph over visiting Utica College on Wednesday.
Oneonta State roundup
Men's Lacrosse
Dan Bakke had three goals and two assists to lead the Oneonta State men's lacrosse team to a 25-1 victory over visiting SUNYIT on Wednesday.
Dodge City becomes everyone's track in 2004
Local Auto Racing Preview
When Dodge City Speedway opens for its 29th season under promoter/owner Paul Montenaro on April 18, it will offer fans a slightly different look.
Wednesday, April 7, 2004
CV-S rips Dragons
High School Baseball
Jeremy Hoag had two hits and three RBIs in a 13-run third inning to lead Cherry Valley-Springfield to a 19-3 baseball rout of defending sectional champion Schenevus on Wednesday. Scott Dubben allowed one hit in four innings to earn the victory for the Patriots (1-0-1). Ian Hull had two hits and Josh Cade had three RBIs and four runs scored. Ben Haley was 2-for-3.
Oneonta State sports
Sophomore Michelle Norwich scored the winning run in the 10th inning of the second game Tuesday as Oneonta State swept visiting SUNYIT in a SUNY Athletic Conference double-header.
Afton whips B-G in softball
High School Roundup
Heather Sines was 3-for-5 with a three-run home run and two runs scored to lead Afton to a 16-5 softball victory at Bainbridge-Guilford on Tuesday in the Midstate Athletic Conference.
Something for everyone at U-R
Local Track Preview
A dip in attendance forced changes at Utica-Rome Speedway in the off-season as new general manager Chip Burdick was challenged at the "Action Track of the East" to solve dusty conditions and long running race programs that plagued the speedway in 2003.
Tuesday, April 6, 2004
Lebanon Valley more than big day in May
When the Lebanon Valley Speedway schedule comes out, there's always one date true fans reserve on their calendar. This year, that would be May 31.
O-State honors diamond stars
Softball player Amy Herba and baseball player Brent Tortarella were named Oneonta State's athletes of the week Monday.
High school sports
Delhi's Jesse Schneider defeated Matt Cuellar at No. 1 singles, 6-1, 6-0, to lead the host Bulldogs to a 5-0 Midstate Athletic Conference victory over Hancock on Monday.
Monday, April 5, 2004
Alvarez shines in OHS softball opener
High School Sports
Oneonta High pitcher Renae Alvarez tied a school record with 13 strikeouts and drove in the winning run as Oneonta rallied for a 4-3 non-league softball victory over Sidney in its season opener.
Guerriere helps Sidney win girls track opener
High School Track
Sidney sophomore Katelyn Guerriere came within 1 1/4 inches of the Section Four track and field record in the long jump at the New York-Penn Invitational on Saturday at Windsor.
Fulton grows in 2004
After talking about it every year since he bought the track in 1998, Fulton Speedway owner Harvey Fink finally made the move to have Big Block Modifieds headline the weekly race card in 2004.
Brown-out: 'Wick water polo wins
Hartwick College Sports
Colleen Santos scored the winner with 19 seconds left in the second overtime as Hartwick College won the Eastern College Athletic Conference Championship in women's water polo Sunday with a 7-6 victory over host Brown.
Men's lacrosse rolls, 14-3
Oneonta State Sports
Senior Dan Bakke had four goals and two assists Saturday as the Red Dragons (4-4) routed visiting St. John Fisher (0-8) in a non-conference game at All-College Field in Oneonta.
Junior college sports
Justin Wood (Walton) won the 800- and 1,500-meter runs to lead Delhi Tech at the non-scoring Bearcat Invitational at Binghamton University on Saturday.
Saturday, April 3, 2004
Men of honor: OHS sweeps Star awards
Daily Star Boys Basketball All-Stars
Mike Konstanty is the kind of player who lets his game to the talking. This season, it screamed "PLAYER OF THE YEAR." The Daily Star named Oneonta High senior Konstanty its top boys basketball player after he powered the Yellowjackets to their second straight Section Four Class B title. Actually, calling Konstanty a boy is misleading. He's a 6-foot-4, 225-pound mammoth, one of the most physically gifted specimens in the section.
Afton earns a little more than respect
Daily Star Girls Basketball All-Stars
Afton girls basketball is all about respect. The Crimson Knights went from the No. 4 seed of the Section Four Class D Tournament to their first state semifinal appearance in 2004, riding a season-long underdog label to a 17-10 record.
B-G peppers Afton in 7th as Bobcats win in MAC
High School Sports
Ryan Pepper hit a grand slam to highlight a 10-run seventh inning as Bainbridge-Guilford defeated host Afton, 13-2, in a Midstate Athletic Conference game Friday.
'Wick water polo earns No. 1 seed
Hartwick College Sports
Hartwick College received the top seed for the 2004 Eastern College Athletic Conference Women's Water Polo Championship, the Collegiate Water Polo Association Championship Seeding Committee announced Friday.
Stunt costs Earnhardt Jr. $10,000, 25 Nextel Points
Auto Racing Column
Had someone like Kirk Shelmerdine tried to intentionally spin out and cause a caution last week in Bristol, I'm guessing there'd have been a good chance the track crew would have been shoveling pieces of his car into a bag and towing the rest to the garage.
Friday, April 2, 2004
Milford baseball, softball prevail
High School Roundup
Brett Laible hit a three-run triple in the bottom of the second inning to lead host Milford to a 6-3 non-league baseball victory over South Kortright on Thursday. The game was played in rainy conditions, but Milford coach Jim Dutcher said the field held up. "We played pretty good defense," Dutcher said. "Even with it being sloppy and in the rain, both teams played pretty well."
Afton, Worcester duos all-state
Girls Basketball
Afton seniors Renee Kemmerer and Crystal Simonds shared a lot of highlights this season in leading the Crimson Knights to their best girls basketball season ever.
Bellinger sent down
Clay Bellinger's chance at a major league roster spot ended Thursday when the Baltimore Orioles reassigned the Oneonta native to their minor league camp.
Can-Am sizing up to its competition
Local Auto Racing Preview: Can-Am Motorsports Park
Can-Am Motorsports Park is bulking up its divisions. The track, in LaFargeville, ran limited 358-Modified events last season, but it is adding weekly heats and features.
O-State baseball on road in SUNYAC
O-State Weekend Preview
The Oneonta State baseball team is scheduled for back-to-back conference double-headers at SUNYIT at noon Saturday and at Oswego at noon Sunday.
Hartwick roundup
Raina Arnos had a goal and an assist, but the Hartwick College women's lacrosse team fell to visiting Cortland, 15-5, Thursday.
Thursday, April 1, 2004
Walton baseball slams Deposit, 11-4, in opener
High School Baseball And Softball
Austin Gardepe hit a grand slam and finished with six RBIs to lead Walton to an 11-4 Midstate Athletic Conference baseball victory at Deposit on Wednesday.
'Wick lacrosse routs Utica, 14-4
O-State And Hartwick Roundup
The Hartwick College men's lacrosse team scored 11 straight goals in the second half en route to a 14-4 triumph over Utica College on Wednesday.
Accord Speedway goes independent
Local Auto Racing Preview
Accord Speedway had its independence day. Track promoter Gary Palmer said he decided in the offseason for Accord to go independent rather than remain DIRT. The change means more money for racers and a new tire rule that could draw more competitors.
Broncos' Haggerty breaks school record
Junior Colleges
Dan Haggerty set a school record in the 2,000 steeplechase to lead Delhi Tech at a three-team meet Wednesday.
