The Women’s Lacrosse team is springing into action before the break. The team is a relatively young one with twenty-three underclassmen consisting of fifteen freshmen and eight sophomores. The Red Dragons are focused and determined to put up a fight each game. The team has two wins totaling 25 points. The Red Dragons take on […]
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31 Years In The Making: Men’s Hockey Returns To The SUNYAC Finals
The Cortland Men’s Hockey team defeated Geneseo in the SUNYAC semi finals to advance to the finals for the second time in school history. The Red Dragons will face SUNY Plattsburgh in the finals on Saturday March 2nd at 7 PM. With 31 years since their last appearance, Cortland braces for yet another matchup against […]
Division III Baseball at SUNY Cortland
What’s the difference between NCAA baseball and MLB? How about Division III versus II or I? What about Cortland baseball specifics? If you’re wondering about how college baseball operates, you’re in the right place. While largely similar, there are some slight differences between baseball in the major leagues and baseball at the college level. Where […]
Cortland Lacrosse Defeats St. John Fisher
The Cortland lacrosse team kicked off their season in style in Pittsford on Wednesday, dominating St. John Fisher with a resounding 15-7 victory. The starting attack unit for Cortland was particularly potent, combining for an impressive 10 goals in the match. Sam Rothman, a junior hailing from Dix Hills and Half Hollow Hills East, led […]
Senior Logan Streety Stars for Women’s Basketball
Logan Street, the senior forward on SUNY Cortland’s women’s basketball team, has had a remarkable season. With an impressive tally of 369 points scored just this season alone, and her career total stands at 521 Streety has been a key player for the Red Dragons. Surprisingly, basketball wasn’t Streety’s primary focus during her formative years. […]
Midseason Madness: NBA’s Second Half is Captivating
As we stand on the brink of the 2024 NBA playoffs the basketball world is buzzing with anticipation and speculation. The excitement is building, and basketball enthusiasts are ready to witness the drama and intensity of the NBA playoffs. It seems that the second half of the season promises NBA fans a thrilling ride. Recent […]
Local HS Sports: Homer Boys Basketball Falls in First Round of Sectionals
The Trojans season came to an end after losing 60-45 against New Hartford High School in the first round of sectionals. The game, held at the New Hartford gym on February 20th left the Trojans to fall short in their hopes of advancing further in the postseason. The post-game reflections from senior Wyatt Wilbur shed […]
Men’s Lacrosse Takes On St. John Fisher
The Cortland Men’s Lacrosse team has their first official game away on Wednesday, February 28th against St. John Fisher. The urge to win is fueling Cortland Men’s Lacrosse after falling short in a battle 9-16 against Hamilton college this past Friday. The team has been realizing their weaknesses and attempting to learn from them for […]
New York Rangers win Stadium Series in intense OT after trailing 4-1
Trailing 5-3 with five minutes left of regulation, the New York Rangers were able to clinch a Stadium Series win due to Artemi Panarin’s goal just 10 seconds into overtime. The Rangers remain on their seven-game win streak. At the start of the first period, the Rangers took an early lead when defenseman Erik Gustafsson […]
Men’s Lacrosse Falls Short in Scrimmage Against Union
Cortland men’s lacrosse was challenged this past weekend in a battle against Union College and unfortunately encountered a loss. The final score of this scrimmage was 12-7 but was very educational. Their practices moving forward will be focusing on the mistakes and weaknesses that they had made during the scrimmages so that these same issues […]