By KEVIN OKLOBZIJA ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- It was bad enough for the Fairport Red Raiders that what had been a comfortable 14-0 first-half lead had suddenly become a one-possession game. The Aquinas Li'l Irish, riding the power running of senior Jeffrey Logan III, opened the second half with a dominating 11-play, 71-yard scoring drive. Logan did most of that damage, carrying … [Read more...] about Roselli draws up touchdowns as Fairport runs over Aquinas
Webster Schroeder uses bash and dash to power past Hilton
By KEVIN OKLOBZIJA The tradition of the hard-nosed, in-your-face football played by the Hilton Cadets goes back a good four decades. When you play the Cadets, you know it. Toughness is a Hilton hallmark. Just don’t tell that to the Webster Schroeder Warriors. They’ve grown tired of hearing it. Oh, the Warriors definitely respect the brand of football Hilton plays, they … [Read more...] about Webster Schroeder uses bash and dash to power past Hilton
Gray Wolves overpower Athena with ‘Canandaigua football’
By KEVIN OKLOBZIJA The two primary weapons from Canandaigua Academy’s potent 2024 offense are now on college rosters, which leaves some serious questions for the 2025 Gray Wolves to answer. Namely, who will provide explosiveness at tailback and can fullback-turned-quarterback Jack Clark efficiently handle signal-calling duties? The answers seemed quite clear on … [Read more...] about Gray Wolves overpower Athena with ‘Canandaigua football’
Greece Post ready to make history at American Legion World Series
By KEVIN OKLOBZIJA What began as a six-day trip to Massachusetts could end up being a 15-day baseball journey of a lifetime for the Greece American Legion Post 468 team. In winning the Northeast Regional last week in Shrewsbury, Mass., Greece Post became the first team from New York in 23 years – and the first ever from Monroe County – to earn a berth in the American … [Read more...] about Greece Post ready to make history at American Legion World Series
Looking back: The one time the American Legion World Series almost came to Rochester
By KEVIN OKLOBZIJA For the first time ever, the New York State American Legion baseball tournament will be played in Monroe County. Volunteers from Greece Post 468 will see their countless hours of preparation come to fruition when more than a dozen games are played between Saturday and Wednesday at Rochester Institute of Technology, culminating in the crowning of a state … [Read more...] about Looking back: The one time the American Legion World Series almost came to Rochester