Courtesy of RedWingsBaseball.com By Nick Sciarratta and Kevin Berge The Rochester Red Wings beat the Syracuse Chiefs 6-5 Sunday afternoon at Frontier Field. Matt Tracy made his first start for the Red Wings, after being promoted from Double-A Chattanooga. Tracy worked around three hits in the first two innings but did not allow a run. The Red Wings got on the … [Read more...] about Red Wings beat Chiefs in Sunday matinee
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Rennoldson is happy to be home with Lady Lancers
By KEVIN OKLOBZIJA When the Rochester Lady Lancers played their inaugural United Women's Soccer game back on May 13, defending East champion New Jersey Copa FC showed little mercy in rolling to a 6-0 victory in the Garden State. One club had been in existence for 17 years; the other for about 30 days. It showed. The rematch came Saturday on Charlie Schiano Sr. Field at … [Read more...] about Rennoldson is happy to be home with Lady Lancers
Chiefs hold off Wings 8-6
Courtesy of RedWingsBaseball.com By Nick Sciarratta and Sam Weber The Syracuse Chiefs held off the Rochester Red Wings 8-6 Saturday night at Frontier Field, before a season-high crowd of 12,296. The series and homestand concludes Sunday afternoon at 1:35 p.m. with a Father's Day celebration that includes a baseball giveaway, an autograph appearance by actor Dwier … [Read more...] about Chiefs hold off Wings 8-6
Stone paces offense; Lancers run unbeaten streak to four
By KEVIN OKLOBZIJA When a college placement agency found Will Stone a soccer home in New York, the native of Littlehampton, England, was excited about what the future might bring. And not just on the pitch. While he believed relocating to America to play at the collegiate level would pave the way to bigger and better things in soccer, he also liked the idea of exploring … [Read more...] about Stone paces offense; Lancers run unbeaten streak to four
Lancers William Banahene knows a thing or two about tennis
By KEVIN OKLOBZIJA The Rochester Lancers had finished practice on Thursday night and goalkeeper William Banahene was packing up to leave the Doug Miller Sports Dome. Into his bag went his gloves, his cleats, his tennis racket and maybe a dozen tennis balls. Say what? Tennis balls? A tennis racket? At a soccer practice? Actually, it all makes sense. And not because … [Read more...] about Lancers William Banahene knows a thing or two about tennis