Syracuse made 12 of its 18 three point attempts in the first half and made 15 in the game to tie its program record in an 87-52 win over Rider. The win gave Syracuse its first 3-0 start since the 2017-18 season, when the Orange won their first six games and made it to the Sweet 16…
Alan Griffin and Kadary Richmond were both forced into the starting lineup due to injury and COVID-19-related issues, but the two combined for 26 points…
Evan Stevely was named the Private-Parochial League Player of the Year in his senior season, the second time in a row he garnered the award. The senior attack paced the league netting 28 goals and led Bishop Kearney to the Class B2 finals for the second consecutive year…
Syracuse center Bourama Sidibe has a knee surgery scheduled for tomorrow to repair a torn meniscus, the SU athletic communications office stated today…
Chanel Alexander and Kaia Goode led their respective Private-Parochial League division in points en route to earning player of the year honors…
Sydney Hayward, Sabrina Trapani, Corynna Rotoli and Grace O’Hara all earned a Monroe County Player of the Year honor in their final campaign, while Maria Karipidis was given the award as a sophomore…
Penfield’s lone goal came in the ninth minute. Cristiano Mounnarat struck a free kick from about 35 yards away that bounced, hit Fairport goalkeeper Ben Douglass and caromed in the goal. The goal was Mounnarat’s third of the year, coming at the most important time…
Cook’s walk-off goal came just two minutes before the end of the first overtime period. He had his team in position to win multiple times, but nobody could beat Hornell goalkeeper Kenny Robinson…
With defending champion Palmyra-Macedon already eliminated, a new champion will be crowned in Class B1. Hornell, the team that knocked them out, will look to take down the top seed. Meanwhile, a perennial Class B powerhouse will look to make yet another appearance in the sectional finals. The semifinals will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 17. Here’s the breakdown…
With two of the top four seeds already out of the tournament, the path for East Rochester to win its second consecutive Class C1 title will run through a league foe and the last team to beat it in a sectional match. On the other side of the bracket, Pavilion/York is coming off a victory over the No. 2 seed. The semifinals will be played on Tuesday, Nov. 17. Here’s the breakdown…