High school football is back! It was the first football Friday of the season and News10NBC’s sports team was out and about covering all the action…
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Hobart College junior quarterback Shane Sweeney was named the Liberty League Football Offensive Performer of the Week by the conference office today. Sweeney was 31-of-45 passing for a career-high 420 yards and four touchdowns in Hobart’s 41-35 season-opening win at Brockport. His 31 completions tied the Hobart single game record (Shawn Mizro ’07 had 31 at Union on Nov. 5,...
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Mackenzie Grube scored with 23 minutes left in the second half to lift host Spencer-Van Etten/Candor to a 1-0 victory over Southern Cayuga in an Interscholastic Athletic Conference girls soccer game Tuesday. Read More
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The Dryden girls volleyball team improved to 3-0 on the season after a tight match against Moravia Tuesday night at Dryden High School. The Lions won 25-20, 25-23, 25-21 to win the match and stay perfect in league play. Read More
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The Watkins Glen Lady Seneca’s trailed by as many as 16 points in the second half of Sunday’s NYSPHSAA Class C Championship Game before coming back to pull the game even late in the fourth quarter. Then with under 10 seconds left in the game, sophomore point guard Hannah Morse had the ball in her hands and this happened… Morse’s...
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As the final seconds ticked off the clock in the Class C state boys basketball championship, Moravia senior Gabe Short gave his coach Todd Mulvaney a huge bear hug, lifted him up and spun him as both could barely contain their joy. Mulvaney’s impenetrable bond with his players started years ago at youth camps and seeing first-hand the hard work...
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Members of the Lady Falcons 2016 NYS Class C Girls Basketball Championship Team, South Seneca falcons family and friends lined Main Street Ovid on Sunday, March 19, 2017 to cheer on and congratulate the Watkins Glen Lady Senecas on their 2017 NYS Class C Girls Basketball Championship win. The escort was led by Watkins Glen Police and Ovid Fire Department....
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Year One of three successive boys state basketball championships in Binghamton featured a customarily fine level of competition and well-received new wrinkles coupled, naturally, with a few glitches to be addressed. The New York State Public High School Athletic Association’s final fours, staged Friday through Sunday at Floyd L. Maines Veterans Memorial Arena, marked the first time a venue other...
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Jeenathan Williams already had scholarship offers to play major-college basketball with Georgia Tech, Rutgers and Temple. But the offer he received Tuesday topped them all. This one came from Syracuse University. When Orange assistant coach and former star guard Gerry McNamara told Williams over the phone that SU wanted the junior from UPrep, well, it was a dream come true....
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As head coach Heather Mott spoke of the South Seneca community’s overwhelming support, a player could be heard over the phone yelling in excited exclamation. The towns that make up South Seneca High School have been big supporters of an incredible two-year run by the Falcon girls basketball team, even if it ended sooner than anyone would have liked over...
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The Victor lacrosse team knows a little bit about success. The past two seasons, the Blue Devils have had two undefeated seasons and back-to-back state championships. However, they’re starting the 2017 season by literally shelving their previous accomplishments as part of the past. WHEC: Read More
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The Irondequoit boys basketball team already etched it’s name in the history books by winning a state championship last weekend, but the Eagles aren’t quite done with their 2016-17 season yet. This weekend is the Federation Tournament of Champions in Glens Falls that features the champs from New York’s public schools both outside and inside New York City along with...
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On the surface it looks like business as usual for the East Rochester baseball team. Practicing indoors ahead of another season, but unlike the last 20, something is missing… equipment manager Dan Marra. Dan Marra served Rush-Henrietta and East Rochester sports for over 50 years. “Its very different because he’s been around for as long as I can remember,” East...
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Take a look back at another great season of Wayne-Finger Lakes High School basketball and recap the sectional championship runs from Mynderse, Wayne, Gananda and South Seneca on the final episode of the Upstate Hoops Podcast recorded live on Sunday morning. Stay tuned at the end of the show for our annual season recap video…
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Irondequoit’s historic high school boys basketball season that included the team’s first state championship and record number of wins is over. Albany Academy defeated Irondequoit, 54-45, in the Class A semifinal round of the Federation Tournament of Champions in Glens Falls. Democrat & Chronicle: Read More
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The Section V Ronald McDonald All-Star Games took place at Rush Henrietta on Saturday. Featuring one game each for the best in Section V basketball in both boys and girls, the crowd was treated to nice shooting and a few dunks. The proceeds from the event go to the Ronald McDonald Charities of Rochester, and will help provide housing for...
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The 2016-17 Wayne-Finger Lakes boys and girls basketball season brought home five sectional titles this year in Section V. Re-live some of the highlights of our coverage here at FingerLakes1.com and the championship runs from Mynderse Academy, Gananda, South Seneca and Wayne. When it was all said and done, FL1 Sports produced 47 live game broadcasts from 18 different locations...
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It might have been the season opener for the Mynderse Academy girls lacrosse team, but it turned out to be a big night for the Blue Devils as senior Sarah Shaffer joined an exclusive club. Shaffer scored six times, including finding the back of the net for the 100th time in her career, as she led the Blue Devils to...
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