Twelve members of the William Smith rowing team were recently named to the 2013 ECAC NIRC Stewards' All-Academic Team. To be honored, a student-athlete must be at least a sophomore academically and be a varsity letter winner with a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.35.
Two Hobart oarsmen were recently honored for their academic work. Seniors Rob Nanovsky and Nathaniel Shils earned a spot on the ECAC National Invitational Rowing Championships Stewards' All-Academic Team.
For the third consecutive year, the William Smith rowing team has swept the Liberty League postseason awards. The Heron varsity eight captured its third straight Crew of the Year award, the novice eight earned its sixth consecutive Novice Crew of the Year award, and the Coaching Staff of the Year award went to William Smith for the third straight season.
For the eighth time in the past 10 years, the Hobart rowing team collected all three Liberty League postseason awards in a vote of the conference coaches. The Statesmen claimed their 10th Crew of the Year award, eighth Novice Crew of the Year award, and ninth Coaching Staff of the Year award.
William Smith senior Emily D'Addario is the inaugural recipient of the Liberty League Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year award. The Heron harrier is also the conference's NCAA Woman of the Year nominee.
Four members of the Hobart sailing team were recently honored at the 2013 Block H Awards Dinner. Senior John Norfleet took home top honors as the recipient of the Most Valuable Sailor Award.
Three William Smith sailors were honored at the annual Heron Athletics Awards Banquet. Seniors Bridget Nannig and Catherine Pelo shared the Ady Symonds '96 Most Valuable Sailing Award and first-year Megan Barden received the Christine Jurczak '00 Coach's Award.
Senior Laura Cappio and first-year Alex Belden were presented with the William Smith rowing team's awards at the Herons' end of year Athletics Banquet. Cappio took home the S. Ford Weiskittel Most Valuable Oarswoman Award and Belden earned the Rowing Coach's Award.
Hobart and William Smith senior sailors John Norfleet and Bridget Nannig earned All-America honors from the ICSA following the 2013 spring championships. Norfleet is an All-American skipper and Nannig is an All-American crew.
William Smith sophomore Teru Greene represented the Herons on the 2012-13 All-Liberty League Women's Tennis singles first team. She's the first William Smith tennis player to earn first team honors since Amanda Slack '11 in 2011 and the first Heron sophomore to net first team praise since Chelsea Rauck '09 in 2007.
(Auburn, NY)... It is never too early to start thinking about tickets for the 2013 season and the Doubledays have rolled out two Specialty Flex Plans just in time for the holiday season.
As did most New York City area residents, both the Brooklyn Cyclones and the Staten Island Yankees suffered significant damages during last week's storm.
(Auburn, NY)... The Auburn Doubledays announced their 2013 New York - Penn League schedule today and it is highlighted by visits to Falcon Park by the Brooklyn Cyclones and Staten Island Yankees.
One day after Matt Harvey and Zack Wheeler gave Mets fans a glimpse of their future, the team plans to cement another brick of that plan in place. First-round Draft pick Dominic Smith will officially sign with the Mets on Wednesday, the first baseman confirmed via his Twitter account late Tuesday night.
Considering David Wright is already the Mets' all-time hits leader, every milestone from here is simply gravy. The latest occurred Tuesday evening, when Wright rapped out a ninth-inning single for his 1,500th career hit. That extended his franchise lead and moved him into a tie for 593rd place all time.
In their continued quest for outfield improvement, the Mets acquired Eric Young Jr. from the Rockies late Tuesday night in exchange for right-handed pitcher Collin McHugh. Young will report to the big league team in Atlanta, possibly in time for Wednesday's game against the Braves.
As Matt Harvey completed his final work assignment of the day, debriefing around two dozen media members -- a larger-than-normal contingent -- following his afternoon start, Zack Wheeler sat quietly five locker stalls away. If the crush of clubhouse visitors bothered him, he did not show it, leaning back in his chair and thumbing through a cell phone.
Like a wise veteran, Mets starter Zack Wheeler cleaned up his own mess on multiple occasions to turn in six shutout innings in his Major League debut, but it was batterymate Anthony Recker who helped spark the rest of the New York offense in securing the top pitching prospect's first big league win, a 6-1 victory over the Braves to complete a doubleheader sweep Tuesday.
Here's what outsiders saw: Mike Piazza hit more home runs than any catcher in baseball history. Here's what Piazza saw: a world that questioned whether he was good enough.
The Mets officially placed Justin Turner on the disabled list Tuesday with a strained left intercostal muscle, sidelining him for at least 15 days. Receiving an ultrasound-guided cortisone shot Monday in New York, he is currently waiting for its effects to kick in.
Fresh off the disabled list, Scott Atchison was prepared to help the Mets immediately. He jogged out of the bullpen during the second game of Tuesday's doubleheader at Turner Field, climbed atop the mound, threw three warmup pitches ... then walked off limping. The official diagnosis was a sore right groin.
Mets starter Shaun Marcum isn't just hoping for a good day at the ballpark, he needs one. The right-hander will try to notch his first win of the season when he faces Kris Medlen and the Braves on Wednesday at Turner Field.
With Zack Wheeler set to make his debut in the nightcap, Matt Harvey responded with one of the better performances of his already-sublime young career in Game 1, holding the Braves to one hit over the first seven innings of a 4-3 Mets win, before things grew hairy for him in the eighth on Tuesday.
Syracuse University will finish in the top 40 in the NACDA Directors' Cup for the first time in school history after the final standings are compiled later this month, representing the best showing in school history.
All-American track & field performers Lauren Penney and Donald Pollitt put the exclamation point on an historic year for Syracuse University Athletics by finishing in the top eight in their respective events at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships to boost Syracuse's NACDA Director's Cup scoring to a school-record 555 points. A program best 10 teams represented Syracuse in the post-season, including four Final Four teams. The NACDA Directors' Cup recognizes collegiate athletics programs that maintain a broad-based program achieving success in many sports.
As Syracuse counts down to joining the ACC on July 1, SUAthletics.com takes a look at the Orange's new conference rivals. In today's edition, we head to Atlanta to take a closer look at the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Jerami Grant (Syracuse/Bowie, Md.), who recently completed his freshman season at Syracuse, has earned a roster spot on he 12-man USA Basketball U19 World Championship Team. The squad was announced Monday following the evening training session.
As Syracuse prepares for its inaugural season in the ACC, three Orange have garnered preseason accolades. Senior running back Jerome Smith, senior defensive tackle Jay Bromley and junior linebacker Dyshawn Davis were all named to Athlon Sports Preseason All-ACC Teams. Smith was honored on the first-team offense while both Bromley and Davis were named to the third-team defense.
SU men's soccer coach Ian McIntyre announced the addition of seven players who will join the Orange program for the upcoming 2013 season on Monday, June 17. The additions round out a class that already includes Alexis Halis and Mike Koegel who enrolled in January.
As Syracuse counts down to joining the ACC on July 1, SUAthletics.com takes a look at the Orange's new conference rivals. In today's edition, we take a closer look at the Seminoles of Florida State.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Syracuse's Jerami Grant (Syracuse/Bowie, Md.) is one of 16 finalists for the 2013 USA Basketball Men's U19 World Championship Team.
As Syracuse counts down to joining the ACC on July 1, SUAthletics.com takes a look at the Orange's new conference rivals. In today's edition, we examine a school with a long history of success that includes 13 national titles, Duke University.
For one week, from sun up to sun down, he spent his time improving a Haitian orphanage and playing with impoverished children. He welded soccer nets, built a basketball court and dug a 120-yard trench for a power source. He introduced the kids to baseball and outfitted them in sports gear he brought from home. The tears the children shed when he left were a testament to the lasting impact he made on their lives.
The Orange softball team went 23-29 in 2013 and 10-12 in the BIG EAST, while picking up three victories against top ranked opponents. SU's first victory came on the road against #4/5 California in the Chevron Spring Fling Tournament in Honolulu, Hawaii. The Orange went on to claim two more triumphs against ranked squads, including a 4-2 win at #11/11 Louisville and a 4-1 victory at #24/24 USF.
Bills linebacker Bryan Scott invited over 100 young athletes to the Ralph Wilson Stadium field as he hosted the Team B-Scott and USA Football FUNdamentals Camp.
The Bills and USA Football provided area coaches with the opportunity to learn about player safety, as dozens of area coaches met for a full day Player Safety Coach Training in the Bills Healthy Zone Fieldhouse.
Offensive Coordinator Nathaniel Hackett feels it's important for all the players on offense to possess that all-encompassing view of the offense, and he used that philosophy in installing his new offense.
The Bills general manager sits down with Chris Brown to talk about the progress of the new draft class, what he thinks of the cornerback position, and the best way to handle EJ Manuel.
Ralph Wilson Stadium was all Heads Up Football Saturday, as the Bills hosted a day of USA Football FUNdamentals. The Bills and USA Football provided area coaches with the opportunity to learn abo...
The Jr. Jills cheerleading camp is now accepting registration for Buffalo and Rochester camps. The program provides young cheerleaders ages 5-17 the unique opportunity to learn from NFL cheerlead...
Keuka College has hired Dan Liberto to serve as the assistant volleyball coach for both the men’s and women’s teams. He will assist head coach Ben Guiliano with all aspects of the program, including both the day-to-day operations as well as recruiting future student-athletes to come to campus.
Liberto, 25, a native of Rush, N.Y., spent [...]
John Sculli, a 2012 Keuka College graduate, is helping spread the game of baseball in Ireland by serving as a player-coach on several Irish baseball teams.
Keuka placed 3rd in the NEAC's annual President's Cup standings. The women earned a second-place finish among 13 institutions while the men were seventh out of 11 schools.
The Keuka College men’s volleyball team captured the NEAC postseason championship in the Storm’s first year as a program, and the Storm (12-17) earned national recognition by leading all Division III institutions in digs per set.
Jon Borchert earned third-team All-Region honors after setting school records for RBI and total bases in a season, and matching the single-season home run record.
By John Boccacino/Sports Information Director
The 2012-13 sports season came to an official close with Thursday night’s annual Keuka College Athletics Awards Ceremony.
Before Keuka’s student-athletes, coaches, administrators and support staff, awards were handed out for the Storm’s Outstanding Male and Female Athletes, as well as the Leadership Award, Community Appreciation Award, College Award and the Rob [...]
Lacrosse Box Score (Final)
2013 Keuka Women’s Lacrosse
Keuka College vs #4 SUNY Cortland (May 08, 2013 at Cortland, NY)
Summary
Keuka College (13-4) vs. SUNY Cortland (19-1)
Date: May 08, 2013 Attendance: 82
Weather: Sketchy at best
SCORE BY PERIOD
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2
Total
Keuka College
1
1
2
SUNY Cortland
15
8
23
Keuka College SCORING: GOALS: Kaycee Maguire 1; [...]
By John Boccacino/Sports Information Director
The Keuka College women’s lacrosse team made history even before Wednesday afternoon’s first-round NCAA contest against powerhouse SUNY Cortland.
But the Storm’s sensational 2013 season came to an end with a 23-2 loss to No. 4 Cortland at the SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex.
Junior Taylor Smith (Webster, NY/Webster Schroeder) and sophomore Kaycee Maguire [...]
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick dreamed as a boy of playing for the San Francisco 49ers, and he told the audience at the Rochester Press-Radio Club dinner all about it.
Christy Blough, who will graduate this month and head to Ohio State to play, and junior Colby Harriman both made it past Monday's final cut in Colorado Springs, Colo., from 19 to 12 players.
Abby Wambach's first summer back in the Rochester area since she was a teenager will give young players a chance to learn from the two-time Olympic gold medalist and reigning FIFA World Player of the Year.
Oak Hill Country Club golf professional Craig Harmon was the recipient of the Major Donald Holleder Award at the Press Radio Club Day of Champions Dinner.
As the Buffalo Bills enjoy these weeks away from organized activity at the team facility, all players are continuing to put in the training, especially since this is such a young team. YNN's Don Heins has a look at wide receiver TJ Graham's plans for training this summer.
The Rhinos hosted Charleston and in the 27th minute, Danny Earls had a corner kick and defender Lance Rozeboom had the perfect near post run and deflection.
The Red Wings are starting to gain some momentum. After a rough start to the homestand against Toledo, Rochester has dominated the Braves top farm team.
The Western New York Flash continued its strong play on Saturday, picking up a 2-0 win at Washington, the team's fifth win in six games. The Flash (5-2-2, 17 points) move into third place in the NWSL with the win and remain unbeaten over the last six games. It was also the team's second shutout in as many games, after beating Sky Blue 3-0 last Saturday.
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