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Cortland Trades One Blowout for Another

luke.vangalen · March 27, 2025

After being handed a good-old-fashioned beatdown at the hands of arch-rivals Ithaca College, the Cortland women’s lacrosse team took out their frustration on Hartwick College, exploding for twenty goals in a 20-9 victory Wednesday afternoon. Cortland’s first game against a nationally ranked opponent ended in disaster as they posed no challenge for nationally 11th-ranked Ithaca, […]

2025 NBA Playoff Picture and Predictions

Josh Michel · March 26, 2025

NBA Playoff Picture As the NBA regular season nears its end, the competition is picking up with teams jockeying for favorable playoff positions. The Cleveland Cavaliers have secured their spot, leading the Eastern Conference with a 61-21 record. The Boston Celtics, reigning NBA champions, hold the second seed at 58-24, while the New York Knicks […]

Local MMA Prospect Mason Lewis

christian.paden · March 26, 2025

MMA prospect Mason Lewis fought on the biggest stage of his life two weeks ago.  Lewis, who is a decorated wrestler turned MMA fighter fought in the Cage Fury Fighting Championship 140.  Lewis has an amateur record of 5-3 and is looking to go pro in the near future. March 14, Lewis fought on one […]

Needs for Every NFL Team Leading up to the 2025 NFL Draft: 

martin.curran · March 26, 2025

Since the start of the 2025 NFL league year on March 12th teams across the league have signed their respective free agents and veterans across the league have found their new homes. Just this week the New York Giants signed two veteran quarterbacks that will likely take them out of the race to draft a […]

Wagner Breaks Career Goalkeeper Saves Record as Cortland Defeats Scranton 14-8

Jack O'Brien · March 16, 2025

SCRANTON, PA – In a standout performance that solidified his place in Cortland lacrosse history, Travis Wagner (Penfield) recorded 16 saves to break the program’s career saves record, leading the Red Dragons to a decisive 14-8 victory over Scranton on Saturday afternoon. The win marks Cortland’s fifth consecutive triumph, improving their season record to 5-1, […]

The Red Dragons Prepare for the “Battle in Buffalo”

Jack Carroll · March 16, 2025

Hot off the back of their scrimmage victory in Brockport, the SUNY Cortland Women’s Flag Football team prepares to do “Battle in Buffalo” this weekend. The Red Dragons defeated Brockport 13-6 in snow and frigid conditions, getting their first taste of NCFFL competition against a team they will be playing again this weekend. The defense […]

Player Spotlight: Kole Stuver

Travis Wagner · March 16, 2025

The Cortland Men’s Lacrosse team has opened up the 2025 campaign with a 4-1 record playing against one of the toughest schedules across the country. Most recently, the Red Dragons beat a young, hungry Nazareth Golden Flyers team 18-8.  Playing less than 10 minutes from his hometown of Fairport, NY, senior attackman Kole Stuver was […]

Yankees’ Injury Woes Continue: Can They Bounce Back?

Ryan Hickey · March 14, 2025

Baseballs in grass

With Spring Training about to come to a close and Opening Day around the corner, Yankee fans here at Cortland are nervous based on the number of injuries and recent blows to the roster for the 2025 season. The current injured list is as follows: DH Giancarlo Stanton Injury: Torn tendons in both elbows Expected […]

Cortland Mens Lacrosse Rolls Past Nazareth in Rochester

Kole stuver · March 14, 2025

The SUNY Cortland men’s lacrosse team defeated Nazareth College 18–8 on March 12, 2025, at Nazareth College in a dominant demonstration of athleticism and strategy. The Red Dragons’ season record now stands at 4-1 after this victory, while the Golden Flyers’ record drops to 3-4. At 13:03 in the first quarter, midfielder  Frank Neeson gave […]

What is “The Zone” and How Do Athletes Get There?

Travis Wagner · March 14, 2025

It’s hard to describe. You just feel so confident. You get your feet set and get a good look at the basket—it’s going in. Even the ones I missed I thought were going in.” I never thought I would have a game like this, though. I made the first one, I said, ‘Let me see […]

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