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Class C state title within reach of Lansing boys

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Class C state title within reach of Lansing boys
When the high school soccer season started a little more than two months ago, the Lansing High School boys team was still reeling from the sudden death of their coach, Adam Heck, in late August. Following an emotional and trying season, the Bobcats have found strength through each other and are now two wins away from a state championship. Lansing... more

Union Springs’ Grace Van Horn signs letter of intent to pitch at St. Bonavanture

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Union Springs’ Grace Van Horn signs letter of intent to pitch at St. Bonavanture
Grace Van Horn completed the final step of her goal with a few strokes of the pen. The Union Springs senior signed a letter of intent to pitch for the St. Bonaventure softball team on Thursday during a ceremony in the Union Springs High School library. Van Horn is believed to be the first Union Springs softball player to sign... more

Victor answers challenge, advances to state semifinals

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Victor answers challenge, advances to state semifinals
The Victor Blue Devils have carried around the No. 1 state ranking in Class AA high school football since Oct. 26, but very few teams have made challenges to knocking them from their perch. The Class AA state quarterfinal against Lancaster on Saturday at New Era Field was a little different. Democrat & Chronicle: Read More .@DandC High School #Football... more

Upstate Hoops Podcast Premiere: FL1 Sports live webcast schedule, W-FL Power Rankings & Girls Super Six revealed

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Upstate Hoops Podcast Premiere: FL1 Sports live webcast schedule, W-FL Power Rankings & Girls Super Six revealed
FingerLakes1.com unveiled their 2016-17 live webcast schedule during the season premiere of the Upstate Hoops Podcast on Sunday night on FingerLakes1.TV. In addition to the live webcast schedule reveal, the FL1 Sports preseason W-FL Boys Power Rankings and Girls Super Six were released and a preview of the NYCC Tip-Off Classic, a quadruple-header set for next Saturday that will be streamed... more

Catching up with… So. Seneca Falcons’ Krystofer Mosher

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Catching up with… So. Seneca Falcons’ Krystofer Mosher
The South Seneca/Romulus boys soccer team finished the season 5-11-1 overall, including a 3-8-1 record in the Finger Lakes East league. The year included a spot in the Section V playoffs, where the Falcons lost 5-2 to Campbell-Savona, which made it to the section’s final four. The team graduates six of its 15 players on the roster. Three of them... more

WEBCAST REPLAY: FL1 Sports presents a quadruple-header of HS basketball at NYCC Tip-Off Classic

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WEBCAST REPLAY: FL1 Sports presents a quadruple-header of HS basketball at NYCC Tip-Off Classic
FingerLakes1.com kicks off our 2016-17 Wayne-Finger Lakes High School Basketball coverage with a quadruple header from the New York Chiropractic College in Seneca Falls on Saturday for the 3rd Annual NYCC Tip-Off Classic. Brendan Harrington and Tane Robinson will have the call for the first two games as #6 Lyons battles Southern Cayuga (Noon) followed by North-Rose Wolcott taking on... more

W-FL Hoops Opener: Mynderse tops Whitman in Rushville

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W-FL Hoops Opener: Mynderse tops Whitman in Rushville
The 2016-17 Wayne-Finger Lakes basketball season got underway with an early opener on Tuesday night that saw the #2 Mynderse Academy Blue Devils travel to Rushville to face #8 Marcus Whitman Wildcats in the first official game in all of Section V. Mynderse would build upon a 34-27 halftime lead to take a commanding 53-32 advantage after the third quarter.... more

Teamwork goes beyond football plays, players at Victor

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Teamwork goes beyond football plays, players at Victor
When varsity coach Geoff Mandile began to put the Victor football team together — a team that on Saturday will play for the Class AA championship in the Carrier Dome — he looked beyond X’s and O’s. He looked at every aspect of making a complete team. He had a good idea about his running backs, quarterback, wide receivers, linemen,... more

Around the Lake: Transitioning to winter sports in the IAC

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Around the Lake: Transitioning to winter sports in the IAC
Before the temperatures plummeted and the first snow set in on the trees Saturday, it felt more like early season football weather than basketball. It would have been nice to have that weather when we were all bundled in winter jackets and scarfs during the final few weeks of local football action when the thermostat hovered near the freezing line.... more
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