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September 29, 2005

Edmeston boys drop G-MU, 3-1
First place in the Tri-Valley League West Division belongs to the Edmeston boys. The hard part will be staying there.


Hartwick, Syracuse play to scoreless tie
It turns out 110 minutes wasn’t enough time for the Syracuse and Hartwick men’s soccer teams.


Primmer hits stride with St. Bonaventure; Compton honored
Oneonta High graduate Mara Primmer is second on the St. Bonaventure Division I women’s soccer team with two goals and four points this season.


Cobleskill hires interim coach
Former University of New Haven assistant Marc Rybczyk was named the interim men’s basketball coach at Cobleskill on Wednesday.


STATE RANKINGS

Area Sports Briefs

SPORTS DATEBOOK

September 28, 2005

Redskins put SV in a corner
Practice makes perfect for the Cooperstown girls soccer team. So far.


Andes boys knock off Downsville
Tex Murray didn’t need a lot of room Tuesday.


Sidney girls earn key MAC victory; Rams win
Christine Mirabito scored off an assist from Stephanie Meno with six minutes left Tuesday night as Sidney strengthened its hold on the top spot in the Midstate Athletic Conference with a 3-2 girls soccer victory over visiting Greene.


Delhi-Walton big as ever despite Warriors’ drop to D
The Delhi-Walton football game might have lost some luster with the teams in different classes and divisions this year. Yeah, right.


O-State women’s soccer drops Hartwick, 5-0
Oneonta State got a fresh start against host Hartwick College on Tuesday.


Eustis leads Delhi at Walton; Sidney field hockey wins
Colin Eustis finished a 4,000-meter course in 15 minutes, 20 seconds to lead Delhi to a victory at a four-team meet in Walton.


BOYS SOCCER STANDINGS AND STATISTICS

TODAY’S DATEBOOK

September 27, 2005

Panthers charge past Laurens, 5-1
EDMESTON — Monday was all about multi-tasking for the Edmeston boys soccer team.


Gentile scores three times to lift Cooperstown boys to victory
Cooperstown junior Chris Gentile had his first three-goal game as the Redskins boys soccer team stayed unbeaten in the Center State Conference with a 4-1 victory over Frankfort-Schuyler on Monday.


AREA GIRLS SOCCER STANDINGS AND STATISTICS

Women’s soccer dropped by top-ranked Mohawk
Lindsay Vatalaro had a goal and an assist Monday to lead Mohawk Valley Community College to a 4-0 women’s soccer victory over host Cobleskill.


Hartwick’s Crea, Scarano receive Empire 8 accolades
Hartwick sophomore running back Lindy Crea earned Offensive Player of the Week honors from the Empire 8 Conference on Sunday.


O-STATE ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

Oneonta High to hold Alumni Weekend
Oneonta High will hold its Alumni Weekend on Saturday.


LOCAL AUTO RACING

TODAY’S DATEBOOK

September 26, 2005

Preston earns 300th victory
Ray Preston turned 300 on Saturday.


Freshman Guerriere sets Sidney goal record
It took Mike Guerriere 1½ seasons to break the most prestigious record in Sidney boys soccer history.


Davenport reaches Chic Walshe final
Nate Lorber provided the offense and Brandon Cuddy the goalkeeping as the Davenport boys soccer team tied Cooperstown, 1-1, and won in a shootout Saturday in the first round of the Chic Walshe Tournament.


Delhi routs NV; Bobcats fall hard
Brenton Hood rushed for 103 yards and two touchdowns on 11 carries to lead the Delhi football team to a 50-0 non-division rout of Newark Valley in the Section Four Football Conference on Saturday.


Men’s soccer edged in Husky final
Bobback Talebi scored in the 21st minute, and Chris Eyelander stopped two shots as 20th-ranked Washington defeated the Hartwick men’s soccer team, 1-0, in the championship game of the Husky Fever Classic on Sunday.


O-State men beat Niagara, 3-1
Freshman Matt Watts scored his first collegiate goal to lead the Oneonta State men’s soccer team to a 3-1 victory over Niagara on Saturday.


Junior Colleges

TODAY’S DATEBOOK

September 24, 2005

Sidney runs over Unatego, 47-14
OTEGO — Sidney grounded Unatego on Friday night.


OHS football wins first of year
This time, it was Oneonta taking advantage of the clock.


Hartwick men defeat Portland
Freshman J.P. Boyle scored the winner in the 29th minute Friday to give the Hartwick men’s soccer team a 2-1 victory over the University of Portland at the Husky Fever Classic at the University of Washington.


Fluky stats make for sell-high candidates
If you read my columns regularly, then (aside from needing to find a hobby) you know it’s only a matter of time before I start talking trades.


September breakouts can mean April sleepers
I remember sitting in my dorm room freshman year, watching the NCAA basketball tournament and thinking how strange it was to be the same age as some of those guys.


Chargers licking chops for Eli

The Smart Money

O-State women win key SUNYAC game away, 2-0
The Oneonta State women’s soccer team seems to be rounding into form.


O-State homecoming to feature soccer, field hockey
Oneonta State will celebrate Homecoming Weekend on Saturday by playing host to games in men’s soccer and field hockey.


Area High School Football Statistics

Junior College Briefs

CROSS COUNTRY STATE RANKINGS

Area Sports Briefs

You Said It!

LOCAL CYCLING

SATURDAY’S DATEBOOK

September 23, 2005

Winning Formula
Jim Hoover stands alone in Section Four football history.


Eagles slam SK to stay perfect
Downsville made a statement without saying a word Thursday. Then, Alexa Henderson issued a warning.


Davenport boys knock off Roxbury; Downsville wins
The number of Delaware League boys soccer unbeatens is down to one.


Oneonta girls fall to Forks in OT
Lauren Heilweil scored 18 seconds into the second overtime Thursday as Chenango Forks sunk host Oneonta, 2-1, in the Southern Tier Athletic Conference.


SOCCER STATE RANKINGS

Sizing up bears can get tricky
This past weekend, Pat and I camped along the Moose River near Old Forge.


High School Roundup

Hawks tennis sweeps

Junior Colleges

TODAY’S DATEBOOK

September 22, 2005

Battle of unbeatens today could decide Mountain Division
The Delaware League will see if Ray Preston knows what he’s talking about at 4:15 p.m. today.


Worcester girls edge Schenevus, 1-0, in OT
Nicole Baker scored 3 minutes, 24 seconds into the first overtime Wednesday to lead Worcester to a 1-0 girls soccer defeat of visiting Schenevus in the Tri-Valley League.


Red Dragons nip Hawks in women’s tennis
Nicole Lindell defeated Grace Hughes at first singles to lead Oneonta State to a 5-4 women’s tennis victory over host Hartwick on Wednesday.


Hunter education courses this weekend

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL STATE RANKINGS

TODAY’S DATEBOOK

September 21, 2005

Milford’s Spurchise wins 300th
For 28 years, Frank Spurchise has been a constant on the sideline as the Milford boys soccer coach.


UV boys storm Greene
A showdown between Midstate Athletic Conference boys soccer unbeatens never developed Tuesday.


Bulldogs livin’ large on defense
Delhi football coach Dave Kelly has apparently gained an affection for nature.


High-scoring Wildcats shooting for another title
Woe is the Tri-Valley League girls soccer team that catches Milford on a good day this season.


BOYS SOCCER STANDINGS/LEADERS

O-State men fall to Binghamton
Matt Narode scored twice to lead host Binghamton University to a 3-0 men’s soccer victory over Oneonta State on Tuesday.


JUNIOR COLLEGE ROUNDUP

SPORTS DATEBOOK

September 20, 2005

Defense name of game as Wildcats tie Edmeston, 0-0
MILFORD — You can’t spell Edmeston and Milford without the ’D.’


G-MU upsets Wolverines; Milford wins
Girls soccer coach Meghan Harding insists there is no goalie controversy at Gilbertsville-Mount Upton.


Midstate Athletic Conference heavyweights get wake-up call from Delhi
The race for the Midstate Athletic Conference girls soccer title comes down to Unatego, Sidney, Greene ... and Delhi?


Davenport highlights tight DL race with tie
Monday offered a good snapshot of Delaware League boys soccer.


High School Roundup

’Wick men’s soccer players honored by ASC
Hartwick College freshman striker Austin McCann received Rookie of the Week honors Monday from the Atlantic Soccer Conference, which named junior Josh Wagenaar its Goalkeeper of the Week.


Junior Colleges

GIRLS SOCCER LEADERS

TODAY’S DATEBOOK

September 19, 2005

Jackets routed in final
The Oneonta High girls soccer team got it half-right this weekend. The Yellowjackets lost, 4-0, to Section Two’s Queensbury on Sunday in the championship of the Daily Star Hall of Fame Cup.


Delhi turns to Hood, defense to nip Unatego
DELHI — Delhi found a solution for its turnover-prone offense Saturday: Give the ball to Brenton Hood.


Hoover needs one more for record
Jim Hoover is one victory away from a state title.


Rockets flash past Laurens in Stamford Cup final
Roxbury scored twice in a four-minute span in the second half to defeat Laurens, 2-0, in the final of the Stamford Mayor’s Cup on Saturday.


SK girls win Stamford Cup in OT
Courtney Laing scored two goals and assisted on another to lead South Kortright to a 5-3 overtime defeat of Jefferson in the championship game of the Stamford Mayor’s Cup on Saturday.


Women’s soccer routs Fredonia; volleyball coach wins No. 200
The Oneonta State women’s soccer team didn’t let another SUNY Athletic Conference foe hang around Saturday.


Men’s soccer rallies for victory with five goals in second half
Chris Jackson scored the decisive goal in the 68th minute Saturday to lift Hartwick College to a 5-2 homecoming victory in men’s soccer over Temple.


Junior Colleges

TODAY’S DATEBOOK

September 17, 2005

Sidney too much for Greene, 34-19
GREENE — Once again, Sidney’s "Big Three" of Kyle Morenus, Pat Simonds and Aaron Zurn proved too much for the opposition.


Rough outing for UV/E
NEW BERLIN — There was nothing special about Unadilla Valley/Edmeston’s special teams Friday night.


Eagles look to return to top
The Downsville boys soccer team is out to finish something it started three years ago.


O-Tigers humbled after record season
It was a rare low point that helped end the 2005 season for the Oneonta Tigers.


UV boys rout Delhi; Milford girls win
Unadilla Valley made a statement in the Midstate Athletic Conference on Friday.


O-State women escape with streak intact
Oneonta State needed a little extra Friday.


Oneonta State Hall of Fame Induction Preview

M. Connolly’s Indians fall in Triple-A finals
Oneonta High graduate Mike Connolly couldn’t help Indianapolis prolong the International League championship series.


Don’t expect injury to slow down McNabb against 49ers

Tight ends emerge as fools’ gold in Week 1
Please don’t tell me it was you. Say you weren’t the one.


Meet this year’s all-bust team
So much for training my eyes on the future. Right now I can’t seem to focus on too much besides these players who flopped big-time in 2005.


The Smart Money

Flag football at CSC set for Sundays
The Clark Sports Center in Cooperstown is accepting registration for a Sunday morning flag football league that begins this Sunday. Cost is $75 per team.


Thursday’s High School Roundup

2005 STX/NFHCA DIVISION III COACHES FIELD HOCKEY POLL

LOCAL CYCLING

NJCAA DIVISION III CROSS COUNTRY COACHES POLL

SATURDAY’S DATEBOOK

September 16, 2005

Unatego girls fall; SK splits with Davenport
Janae Averett scored with 20 minutes, 15 seconds remaining in the second half to lead Greene to a 1-0 Midstate Athletic Conference girls soccer victory over host Unatego on Thursday.


Sidney, UV, Greene boys remain perched atop MAC
The upper tier of the Midstate Athletic Conference for boys soccer is like an exclusive country club.


HIGH FOOTBALL STATISTICS

Bears find homes in upstate New York
A few years ago, seeing a black bear in the area was a rare occasion. Today they seem to be popping up all over.


Chambers earns award from New York
Hartwick graduate Kate Chambers, the all-time leading scorer on the women’s water polo team, has been named the 2005 New York State NCAA Woman of the Year.


O-State women to face two SUNYAC opponents
The Oneonta State women’s soccer team has a chance to extend an NCAA record this weekend. The Red Dragons play host to Buffalo State (4-0-1) at 4 p.m. today and Fredonia (1-2-2) at noon Saturday.


Area College Roundup
Kate Yarmowich scored with 16 minutes, 36 seconds left to give the Oneonta State field hockey team a 3-2 victory over host RPI on Thursday.


NEW YORK STATE GIRLS SOCCER RANKINGS

TODAY’S DATEBOOK

September 15, 2005

No clear-cut favorite in T-V
Three days ago, choosing the boys soccer favorite in the Tri-Valley League appeared easy.


Hartwick soccer bumped by No. 20 Binghamton, 1-0
Binghamton University is 0-for no more against Hartwick.


Eagles nip Devils, 3-2
Brett Reed scored with 7 minutes, 26 seconds remaining in the second half to give host Downsville a 3-2 boys soccer victory over previously undefeated Margaretville in the Delaware League on Wednesday.


LOCAL AUTO RACING

LOCAL RUNNING

SPORTS DATEBOOK

Area Sports Briefs

September 14, 2005

Oneonta can’t beat the clock
Officials for last Friday’s Oneonta at Unatego Section Four non-division football game got a workout.


Bulldogs boys run down victory
Delhi packed up a boys cross country victory at the annual Unatego 4,000 on Tuesday as the Bulldogs swept the top three spots.


Worcester boys stun defending T-V champs
Adam Baker beat one of the best Tuesday.


Oneonta graduate scores first TD
Geoff Bean is branching out for his junior season with the Colgate University football team.


Hartwick to oppose No. 20 Binghamton today
The Hartwick College men’s soccer team will take on 20th-ranked Binghamton University at 7 tonight in a key early-season matchup.


Area college honors

Milford Academy football

Delhi Booster Club to meet tonight

Area College Roundup

Delhi Booster Club to meet Wednesday

LOCAL SOFTBALL

ONEONTA TIGERS FINAL STATISTICS

TODAY’S DATEBOOK

September 13, 2005

Sidney breaks through, 3-1
OTEGO — Christine Mirabito finished what Katelyn Guerriere started Monday. Twice.


Eagles take it to DL champ
The Downsville girls soccer team served notice that a new era might be starting in the Delaware League.


Oneonta boys drop Windsor, 4-0
Aaron Gallusser scored two goals to lead Oneonta to a 4-0 Southern Tier Athletic Conference boys soccer victory over Windsor on Monday.


Daily Star Hall of Fame Cup

TODAY’S DATEBOOK

September 12, 2005

’Wick wins fifth straight
ONEONTA — Ian McIntyre’s ghosts will haunt him no more.


Tigers out of playoffs
ONEONTA — The Oneonta Tigers’ season came to a crashing end Sunday night.


Wildcats win Cup title, 5-4
ONEONTA — Sophomores Brenna Campbell and Maria Arnot combined for 38 goals and 19 assists last season for the Milford girls soccer team.


Speedy Chazy stops Panthers, 1-0
ONEONTA — Edmeston was a step too slow during the Daily Star/Hall of Fame Cup Group 3 boys soccer championship Sunday at the Wright National Soccer Hall of Fame.


Lor lifts Margaretville boys to Cup championship
Ivan Lor scored three of Margaretville’s four goals over the weekend, including the winner Sunday in the Blue Devils’ 2-0 Group IV victory over New Lebanon in the sixth annual Daily Star Hall of Fame Cup at the Wright National Soccer Campus.


Two 100-yard rushers lead Delhi to rout
For the second consecutive game, Delhi’s Brenton Hood and Nate Rockefeller rushed for more than 100 yards, leading the Bulldogs to a 38-13 non-conference victory over Tri-Valley on Saturday.


College Roundup

O-Tigers get thumped in opener, 17-4
Auburn jumped to an early lead en route to a 17-4 victory over the visiting Oneonta Tigers in the opener of a first-round New York-Penn League playoff series Saturday.


Oneonta lifts Detroit to top
The Oneonta Tigers helped Detroit become the best Thursday.


TODAY’S DATEBOOK

September 10, 2005

Walton drops Sidney, 42-34
SIDNEY — To use a basketball analogy, Sidney may have been one three-pointer away from blowing Walton out of the gym early in Friday’s Section Four Football Conference non-division game.


Big kickoff return lifts Spartans past OHS
WELLS BRIDGE — John Nealis’ homecoming didn’t have a happy ending.


O-Tigers looking for postseason magic
ONEONTA — Oneonta’s new magic number in the New York-Penn League is four.


Velan leads O-State, 4-2; Hartwick falls
Stamford graduate Mary Velan scored twice Friday as Oneonta State knocked off No. 21 Christopher Newport, 4-2, in the opening round of the 10th annual Mayor’s Cup at Hartwick College’s Elmore Field.


’Wick men to go for fifth straight Mayor’s Cup title
30th ANNUAL MEN&#rsquo;S MAYOR&#rsquo;S CUP
Hartwick College will seek an unprecedented fifth consecutive Mayor’s Cup title this weekend in the 30th installment of the longest Division I men’s soccer tournament in the country.


Baseball has a few American idols
It’s time to stop the charade.


Rising Cardinals far from pushover for Giants

The Smart Money

Predictions kick off the new season
Thank goodness the season is finally starting.


New Yorker wins Open in playoff
Glen Cove resident Darrell Kestner birdied a sudden-death playoff hole on the 18th green of the Leatherstocking Golf Course in Cooperstown to win the 23rd annual Otesaga Hotel Seniors Open on Friday.


Junior Colleges

Edmeston boys to face tough test in Cup
Early-September games don’t get much bigger than this for the Edmeston boys soccer team.


Local girl wins soccer award from Wambach
Second-year Franklin varsity girls soccer player Sierra Sickler earned camper of the week honors at the Abby Wambach Camp on Aug. 13. Wambach presented one of her shin guards to Sickler after autographing it and writing on the inside: "worn in gold medal game against Brazil 2-1."


LOCAL SWIMMING

SATURDAY’S DATEBOOK

September 9, 2005

FOOTBALL 2005
Special high school football supplement to The Daily Star and the Cooperstown Crier


O-Tigers get four more years
ONEONTA — Oneonta won’t have to play the waiting game with the Detroit Tigers.


Oneonta sets franchise record with 6-2 victory
ONEONTA — The Oneonta Tigers had a little something extra to play for Thursday night.


Milford boys throw off another foe, beat Worcester, 1-0
Brett Laible has the magic touch.


Junior College Roundup
Christina Intartaglia and Leslie Sanchez scored Thursday to help the Delhi women’s soccer team to a 2-0 non-conference upset of visiting Broome Community College.


Oneonta State Weekend Preview
After setting an NCAA record Wednesday for consecutive conference games without a loss, the Red Dragons meet No. 21 Christopher Newport at 7:30 tonight in the opening round of the Mayor’s Cup tournament at Hartwick College.


Hartwick College Roundup

Hartwick field hockey falls, 3-1
Kristina Baker scored two goals to lead Rensselaer to a 3-1 victory over visiting Hartwick on Wednesday.


Two share Seniors lead
23rd ANNUAL SENIORS OPEN GOLF
Glen Cove resident Darrell Kestner shot a 3-under-par 68 Thursday during the second round of the 23rd annual Otesaga Hotel Seniors Open at the Leatherstocking Golf Course in Cooperstown, earning a share of the lead heading into today’s final round.


TODAY’S DATEBOOK

H.S. Golf

September 8, 2005

O-State breaks record in style
Laura Morcone scooted to the team bench and grabbed a gray cooler full of water.


Tigers come up short vs. Lowell
Lowell scored eight runs in the first three innings en route to an 11-6 victory over the Oneonta Tigers in front of 396 at Damaschke Field on Wednesday.


Sidney boys sink Walton; Davenport rolls
Freshman Mike Guerriere had two goals and an assist to lead visiting Sidney to a 4-1 Midstate Athletic Conference boys soccer victory over Walton on Wednesday.


Hartwick field hockey falls, 3-1
Kristina Baker scored two goals to lead Rensselaer to a 3-1 victory over visiting Hartwick on Wednesday.


September 7, 2005

Milford upsets Laurens
Brett Laible threw Laurens a curve Wednesday.


O-Tigers fall, 3-2, to Lowell
Lowell took advantage of seven walks and one error en route to a 3-2 victory over the host Oneonta Tigers in front of 898 fans at Damaschke Field on Tuesday.


O-State women go for national record today against SUNYIT
The Oneonta State women’s soccer team looks to break an NCAA record for consecutive conference games without a loss at 4 p.m. today, when the Red Dragons play host to SUNYIT.


Pro-Am team wins at 33-under
Senior pro Gregg Hughes and four amateurs combined to shoot a 33-under-par 111 Tuesday at the Leatherstocking Golf Course in Cooperstown, winning the Pro-Am title as the 23rd annual Otesaga Hotel Seniors Open Tournament completed the first of its four days.


Genny Light Pool League meeting tonight
A meeting for the Genny Light Pool League is scheduled for 7 tonight at the Sixth Ward. All captains should attend, as well as anyone interested in joining this season.


LOCAL AUTO RACING

TODAY’S DATEBOOK

September 6, 2005

O-Tigers top Spinners
ONEONTA — Ryan Roberson made sure the newly crowned Stedler Division champion Oneonta Tigers would not fall into complacency Monday night.


Dragons fall, 3-0, on road
The road to No. 1 just got a little longer for the Oneonta State women’s soccer team.


Fletcher powers Walton past Unatego; Delhi rolls
Richard Fletcher rushed for a game-high 135 yards and scored four touchdowns as Walton opened its Section Four Football Conference schedule with a 30-14 victory over visiting Unatego on Saturday.


Wagenaar’s return not enough
Ryan Cordeiro scored from the top of the 18-yard line 17 minutes into Sunday night’s match against the Hartwick College men’s soccer team, helping fifth-ranked University of Connecticut to a 2-0 victory over the Hawks in the championship game of the UConn/Adidas Soccer Classic.


Corbalis helps Roxbury boys glide to Minekill title, 8-1
Tim Corbalis scored three times to lead the Roxbury boys soccer team to an 8-1 rout of Schenevus in the Minekill Tournament championship Saturday.


O-State volleyball places second
The Oneonta State volleyball team finished second at its tournament Saturday, falling to RIT in the championship.


Rhymes clinches division with RBI
William Rhymes drove in the winning run Sunday with a two-out single in the seventh inning as the Oneonta Tigers clinched the New York-Penn League’s Stedler Division title with a 3-2 victory over the visiting Lowell Spinners.


Milford Academy Football
Jetavious Best gained 152 yards on 20 carries and scored a touchdown for the Milford Academy football team, which beat the junior varsity team from host Lehigh University (Pa.), 24-16, on Sunday.


TODAY’S DATEBOOK

September 3, 2005

Jackets lose in no time
ONEONTA — A lot can happen in one second. Just ask the Oneonta High football team.


Tigers clinch playoff berth
Matt Joyce and Jeramy Laster homered in a 14-2 New York-Penn League rout of the Tri-City ValleyCats as the visiting Oneonta Tigers clinched a playoff berth Friday night.


Hawks rally to win opener
Sophomore forward Chris Sardon scored 1 minute, 9 seconds into the second half to lift the Hartwick College men’s soccer team to a 2-1 season-opening victory.


O-State shooting for No. 1
The seven holdovers from Oneonta State’s 2003 women’s soccer team still wear their national championship rings.


Duo lifts Sidney football past Oxford, 36-16
Seniors Aaron Zurn and Pat Simonds each had two touchdowns as Sidney opened the season with a 36-16 victory over visiting Oxford in a non-division game.


OHS girls fall to Spartans, 1-0; Jackets boys lose
A difficult three-game stretch to start the season showed the Oneonta girls soccer team has a ways to go if it plans on winning a seventh straight sectional title.


Hartwick field hockey favored to repeat; women’s soccer to hold tournament
Despite the graduation of the program’s all-time leading scorer, the 2005 Hartwick College field hockey team has been picked to repeat as Empire 8 champions in the conference’s preseason coaches’ poll.


O-State volleyball opens with two victories
Oneonta State volleyball opened its 2005 season with back-to-back victories at the Red Dragon Invitational on Friday.


Grabbing Edge on wheel, sticking with Harrington never get old
Well, I’ve gone through two live drafts since last we met, and I’ve learned some things about myself, some even football-related.


Pick a baseball diamond off the waiver wire
It’s a little tough for me to grasp this point, but apparently some people — maybe even a few among the hundreds of thousands who read this column — are actually still competing for fantasy baseball titles.


SATURDAY’S DATEBOOK

September 2, 2005

O-State men open with 2-2 tie
Oneonta State fell 3 minutes, 1 second shy of a season-opening men’s soccer victory Thursday as the Red Dragons tied Albany, 2-2.


OHS, Redskins looking to build resumes
It’s time to see if practice makes perfect.


Jackets could be sleepers this fall
The roster for the Oneonta High boys soccer team is no longer dotted with big names known throughout Section Four.


Late surge helps Sidney tie UV
Mike Guerriere scored with 3 minutes, 31 seconds remaining as Sidney rallied to tie Unadilla Valley, 2-2, in a Midstate Athletic Conference boys soccer game Thursday.


Visit the great north woods for a perfect day
A few weeks ago, I mentioned two big fish I found along the banks of the West Canada Creek in the No-Kill Section. Since seeing them, I’ve spent a few hours fishing there.


Tigers split
Will Rhymes and Jeff Larish each had one hit and one RBI to lead Oneonta to a 2-1 victory over host Tri-City as the Tigers split a New York-Penn League double-header Thursday.


Throw your hands in the air

TODAY’S DATEBOOK

September 1, 2005

Hartwick, O-State men bidding for ASC title
Bye, bye Florida International. Hello conference title?


Downsville takes tourney crown
Brett Reed scored three goals, including two in the second half, to lead Downsville to a 4-1 victory over Stamford in the championship of the Gilbertsville-Mount Upton Tournament on Wednesday.


Hawks turn to new QB, old RB
Lindy Crea and Jason Boltus may be the answers to the question marks surrounding the Hartwick College football team this season.


O-Tigers rained out
The Oneonta Tigers’ game at Tri-City on Wednesday was postponed because of rain.


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