Eastridge’s Booher a threat from mound and plate
Booher improved both his pitching and hitting numbers in 2019. He had seven mound appearances and pitched a total of 27 innings, ending the season with a 3.11 ERA…
McCorker in the middle of strong returning East GBB group
McCorker was the fourth-leading scorer in the RCAC and cracked double digits in the scoring column on 12 different occasions. She netted a career-high 30 points against the School of the Arts during the season…
Danny Stapleton gave depth to Penfield’s dangerous lineup
Combined with the year before, Stapleton finished his high school career with a record of 9-2 in 14 total outings. Despite having nearly identical numbers in strikeouts (22) and innings (28) his ERA was notably lower (2.25) in his sophomore season.
Strauf part of strong returning Mendon GBB backcourt
By PAUL CIFONELLI Pittsford Mendon sophomore Danielle Strauf played a key role in the Vikings’ 2019-20 season, which included the program’s fourth straight Section V Class A championship and a 21-3 record. Strauf averaged 9.6 points, five rebounds, six assists, 2.4 steals and 0.5 blocks. Strauf shot 41 percent (61-for-150) from the field and 32 […]
Victor and U of R alum Kahovec brings career success to Holy Cross
The former Victor Blue Devil and University of Rochester Yellowjacket standout will have a chance to lead players to a title as head coach…..
Wilson, Young earn BCANY Section V Player of the Year honors
Saniaa Wilson led Bishop Kearney in scoring and lifted the Lady Kings to their third consecutive sectional title. Arayana Young led Dansville to a 22-2 record, a sectional title and a spot in regionals. The junior centers were named the Section V Players of the Year as announced by the Basketball Coaches Association of New York…..
Hayden Smith : HF-L’s two-way threat
In his premiere season (2017), Smith earned Monroe County Division IV first team All-County honors after hitting .411 with 23 hits that included four doubles and triples apiece…
Heinie Groh’s May 22, 1913 trade jump-started his career
Rochester-born Heinie Groh was traded on May 22, 1913, a move that helped get his MLB career off the ground.
Pucci and Fairport building for the future
The freshman guard shot 45 percent (87-for-194) from the field. She also knocked down 31 percent (24-for-77) of her threes and 80 percent (31-for-39) of her free throws…
Sherron carried the load at top of Rush-Henrietta rotation
He struck out 30 in 45.3 innings and finished the season with a 2.32 ERA. The right-hander held opponents to a .250 batting average and a .345 on-base percentage…