ELMIRA — Massena junior Collin Patterson shot a 4-over par 76 in his second round to finish the NYSPHSAA boys golf championship in 19th spot Monday at the Mark Twain Golf Course. Read More ⇒High school golf: Massena’s Patterson finishes 19th at state championships in Elmira
ELMIRA — Gouverneur sophomore Raine Rumble and Massena junior Colin Patterson each shot an 8-over-par 80 to be tied for 22nd after round one of the state championships at Mark Twain Golf Course in Elmira. Read More ⇒Rumble, Patterson lead Section 10 at first day of Golf States
WATERTOWN — Nick Mazzotta is making a great first impression for the Watertown Rapids. Read More ⇒Local collegiate baseball: Rapids benefit from Mazzotta’s season debut, notch second win
WATERTOWN — Momentum swings can change a game an instant and the Watertown Red and Black felt that Saturday night. Read More ⇒Semipro football: Red & Black falls apart in second half, loses to Strong at home
ALBANY — It was a rough evening for the Watertown Rapids in the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League on Saturday. Read More ⇒Local collegiate baseball: Rapids drop doubleheader to Dutchmen in Albany
AMSTERDAM — Jordan Snell lined a bases-loaded triple in the top of the fourth inning to lead Parishville-Hopkinton to an 8-6 win over Section 2’s Hartford in a Class D quarterfinal baseball game Saturday. Read More ⇒State roundup: Parishville-Hopkinton baseball wins Class D quarterfinal against Hartford
POTSDAM — Indian River’s memorable girls lacrosse season will continue to the state Class C final four this Friday after a 17-3 win over Canton in a quarterfinal game Saturday at SUNY Potsdam. Read More ⇒State girls lacrosse: Indian River marches on, defeats Canton in regional final
TUPPER LAKE — The Canton boys and Potsdam girls won the team titles at the Section 10 outdoor track and field championship, which concluded Friday at Tupper Lake High School. Read More ⇒High school track and field: Canton boys, Potsdam girls claim Section 10 titles in Tupper Lake
Watertown’s John Tyler saved up money for years to be able to afford a flight to compete in last month’s World Bench Press Championships in Sun City, South Africa. Read More ⇒Watertown’s Tyler braves obstacles to claim bronze for U.S. at World Bench Press Championships
GLOVERSVILLE — Before the 2023 baseball season began, Salmon River head coach Tim Cook said he had two goals for his team. Read More ⇒High school baseball: Salmon River downs Ichabod Crane in extra innings to advance in state play
WATERTOWN — Led by a quartet of local players, the Watertown Rapids delivered a bounce-back win in their home opener Friday night. Read More ⇒Collegiate baseball: Watertown Rapids win home opener with hometown players leading way
WATERTOWN — The Watertown Red and Black prides itself on playing strong defense, and it did so in backing the team to a road win in their season opener last week. Read More ⇒Semipro football: Watertown Red & Black knows it needs its best to beat Syracuse
ENDICOTT — The history-making season of the OFA Boys Lacrosse team evolved on to the next level on Tuesday night in dramatic fashion. Recording their program’s first ever state tournament win the Blue Devils, coached by Andrew Roddy and Jack Manke, staged a last ditch comeback to outscore Se… Read More ⇒OFA looks to make more history facing Marcellus in regional finals
CANTON — The first state playoff game in Canton baseball history came to a frustrating conclusion as Section 7’s Ticonderoga rallied from a two-run deficit in the top of the seventh inning and wound up winning, 10-4, in an eight-inning contest in a Class C first-round game at St. Lawrence Un… Read More ⇒State regional roundup: Canton baseball falls to Section 7’s Ticonderoga, 10-4
BOONVILLE — The Boonville Lumberjacks defeated the Watertown Rapids, 9-1, on Thursday night in the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League season opener for both teams at the Robert Smith Sports Complex. Read More ⇒Collegiate baseball: Rapids lose on road to Boonville in season opener
Judah Mintz is coming back for a second season with the Syracuse University men’s basketball team. Read More ⇒College basketball: Mintz nixes NBA draft, will return for second season at Syracuse
LIVERPOOL — Playing in their first sectional final in boys lacrosse in five years, Sheamus Devine and his General Brown teammates didn’t go down without a fight. Read More ⇒High school lacrosse: General Brown’s season ends in loss to Marcellus in Class D final
CANTON — Hadley Alguire led Canton both pitching and hitting Wednesday as the Golden Bears defeated Section 7’s Saranac, 9-1, in a first-round game of the state Class B softball playoffs at Canton High School. Read More ⇒State playoff roundup: Canton softball has no difficulty in defeating Saranac, 9-1
The Watertown Rapids are hoping some changes will lead them to their first postseason appearance since 2018. Read More ⇒Local collegiate baseball: Rapids seeking first PGCBL playoff appearance since 2018
CANTON — Heading into the bottom of the fifth inning it appeared that Lisbon Central was cruising toward a Section 10 Class D Baseball Championship in the 82 degree heat at St. Lawrence University’s Tom Fay Field. Read More ⇒P-H outlasts Lisbon to win Class D Baseball title
ENDICOTT - The history-making season of the OFA Boys Lacrosse team evolved on to the next level on Tuesday night in dramatic fashion. Recording their program’s first ever state tournament win the Blue Devils, coached by Andrew Roddy and Jack Manke, staged last ditch comeback to outscore Sect… Read More ⇒OFA laxmen make history again with state win
DEWITT — The South Jefferson girls lacrosse team once again squared off against its traditional postseason rival Skaneateles on Tuesday night. Read More ⇒Section 3 girls lacrosse: South Jefferson succumbs to familiar foe Skaneateles in section final
SYRACUSE — The Indian River High School girls lacrosse team elevated an already-historic campaign to greater heights Tuesday night. Read More ⇒Section 3 girls lacrosse: Indian River tops season of firsts with a Section 3 championship
CANTON — The Edwards-Knox softball team successfully defended its Section 10 Class D championship title with a 5-0 victory against the top-seeded Chateaugay on Tuesday at the Canton Sports Complex. Read More ⇒Section 10 finals: Edwards-Knox softball, Parishville-Hopkinton baseball, Salmon River girls lacrosse crowned champs
Jim Berkman and the Salisbury University men’s lacrosse team need a new carton to hold their NCAA championship trophies. Read More ⇒College men’s lacrosse: Watertown’s Berkman, Salisbury win 13th NCAA Division III crown
WATERTOWN — Golfers and park-goers got a sneak peek at Spokes on the Green at the city’s newly acquired golf course at Thompson Park over the Memorial Day weekend. Read More ⇒Spokes on the Green holds open house
SYRACUSE — The Belleville Henderson baseball team has benefitted from some late-inning magic in its run to the Section 3 Class D final. However, that magic wasn’t there in the championship game. Read More ⇒High school baseball: Belleville Henderson on short end of pitching duel in Section 3 championship
ALBANY — Defense always travels well and that was the case for the Watertown Red and Black in its debut within new league competition. Read More ⇒Semipro football: Defense carries Red & Black to first win in new league, 16-8
UTICA — Caleb Williams and his Belleville Henderson baseball teammates continue to deliver and thrive on late-inning suspense. Read More ⇒Section 3 baseball: Belleville Henderson will play for Class D championship
WHEATLAND, Mo. — Watertown native Tim McCreadie finished second in the 40-lap Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series race Friday night at Lucas Oil Speedway. Read More ⇒Local auto racing: McCreadie takes second place in Missouri event
SANDY CREEK — Danielle Seamon and the rest of her Cooperstown softball teammates remembered their painful Section 3 Class C championship game loss two seasons ago. The Hawkeyes have a chance to erase that defeat soon. Read More ⇒Section 3 softball: Sandy Creek, Sackets Harbor both fall in playoff action
CANTON — Throughout Saturday’s Section 10 Golf Medalist and State Qualifying round, played across the 6569 yards off the blue tees of the Partridge Run Golf and Country Club many, many golfers were checking the NYSPHSAA app on their phones to follow the course of the tournament. Read More ⇒Gouverneur sophomore claims Section 10 Medalist title
LIVERPOOL — Kyan Combs and the Watertown boys lacrosse team knew they faced a tall task in playing Fayetteville-Manlius once again in the Section 3 playoffs. Read More ⇒High school boys lacrosse: Watertown suffers another semifinal loss to Fayetteville-Manlius
EAST SYRACUSE — Sheamus Devine and Gabe Malcolm each recorded three goals and two assists as the No. 4 General Brown lacrosse team stunned top-seeded Skaneateles for a 10-9 victory in a Section 3 Class D semifinal game Friday night at East Syracuse-Minoa High School. Read More ⇒High school roundup: General Brown scores boys lacrosse semifinal upset of No. 1 Skaneateles
CANTON — Gouverneur sophomore Raine Rumble remained steady throughout his second round and wound up winning the Section 10 individual golf championship by two strokes over first-round leader Ryan Jones on Friday. Read More ⇒High school golf: Gouverneur’s Rumble maintains control, wins Section 10 individual crown
WATERTOWN — Coming off another championship campaign, the Watertown Red and Black is taking on a new challenge this season. Read More ⇒Semipro football: Watertown Red & Black ready for new season, challenge of new league
POTSDAM — Up 7-6 at halftime in the Section X Championship Game, Massena Head Coach James Morrell knew that adjustments had to be made at the faceoff “X” if they were going to be able to pull away from Ogdensburg Free Academy. Read More ⇒Massena controls second half to down OFA for lax title
CANTON — Canton Central junior Ryan Jones knows what he has to do to win individual honors in the second day of the Section 10 Golf Championship today at the Partridge Run Golf and Country Club. Read More ⇒Canton Golfers 3-Peat at sectionals OFA second
CANTON — The Salmon River Shamrocks won their second straight Section 10 Class B title on Thursday with a dominant 12-0 win against Ogdensburg at St. Lawrence University’s Tom Fay Field. Read More ⇒Salmon River stops OFA Baseball Run
CHATEAUGAY — First seeded Chateaugay and fourth seeded Heuvelton teams staged a Section 10 Class D Girls Softball semi-final game which totally fit the bill as a Battle of Bulldogs on Thursday. Read More ⇒Web gems lift Chateaugay past Heuvelton to finals
HEUVELTON — Canton scored five runs in the top of the first inning and went on to win its first Section 10 championship in baseball with an 11-4 triumph over Norwood-Norfolk in the Class C championship game Thursday. Read More ⇒High school roundup: Canton downs Norwood-Norfolk to capture initial Section 10 Class C title in baseball
CARTHAGE — After a rough start, Talfourd Wynne and his Indian River baseball teammates didn’t back down and finished strong Thursday. Read More ⇒High school baseball: Indian River earns first sectional victory since 2006
ADAMS CENTER — The Central Valley Academy softball team is getting in synch at the right time. Read More ⇒Section 3 softball: Central Valley Academy ends South Jefferson’s season, 9-4
CANTON — The Canton softball team rallied with a four-run bottom of the seventh inning to defeat Gouverneur, 5-4, in the Section 10 Class B championship game Thursday at St. Lawrence University. Read More ⇒Section 10 softball: Canton’s four-run seventh inning stuns Gouverneur in Class B title game
HAMMOND — Third seeded Edwards-Knox followed a time-honored blue print to build a 7-2 victory over Hammond in Section 10 Class D semi-final game played on the second seeded Red Devils’ diamond on a cold windy day. Read More ⇒E-K sets down Hammond in Class D sem-finals
BEAVER FALLS — Beaver River junior Connor Zehr won three events and placed second in another to lead six Beavers who claimed individual titles at the Section 3 Class C-2 boys and girls track and field championships Wednesday. Read More ⇒High school roundup: Beaver River’s Zehr wins three events and runner-up in another at sectional meet
WATERTOWN — Patrick Duah and his Watertown boys lacrosse teammates delivered a complete effort in the team’s sectional opener and home finale Wednesday night. Read More ⇒High school boys lacrosse: Watertown opens sectionals with 12-8 victory over Auburn
CANTON — The Canton boys track and field team is looking to repeat as Section 10 champions next week at Tupper Lake and a big reason why they stand a good chance to do so is senior sprinter Caleb Young. Read More ⇒High school track and field: Young gives Golden Bears chance to be golden at Section 10 meet
CANTON — St. Lawrence University will enshrine seven individuals and two of its riding teams when it honors its 2023 class of St. Lawrence Athletic Hall of Fame members next month. Read More ⇒College roundup: St. Lawrence to honor seven individuals, two teams in Hall of Fame class
