With high school hockey season on hold, Gabe Horner, David Jenner and some of their Immaculate Heart Central hockey teammates still gather several times a week to skate and work out on the ice. Read More ⇒
With high-risk sports still not authorized by state officials, the New York State Public High School Athletic Association executive committee will meet virtually at 9 a.m. Feb. 3. Read More ⇒
Eddy Gonzalez is trying to help the newly created IHC Soccer Academy — Immaculate Heart Central’s new boys soccer team — plant its feet firmly into the north country community. Read More ⇒
FULTON — With the potential for their final high school season seemingly slipping from their grasp, standout wrestlers from Fulton G. Ray Bodley High School have started to pin down their college ambitions. Read More ⇒
OSWEGO — Channeling her inner-point guard, Mary Culeton seized control of her basketball future while working against pressure over the past year. Read More ⇒
With news from New York State about the beginning of the so-called ‘high risk’ winter sports virtually nonexistent since the New York State Public High School Association announced on Dec. 11 that all winter sports state championships were cancelled and ‘high risk’ winter sports were indefin… Read More ⇒
BEAVER FALLS — Beaver River senior Hunter Moore will have some familiar faces greeting him when he starts his collegiate running career. Read More ⇒
Frontier League boys swimming schools are ready to make the plunge later this month. Read More ⇒
Indian River rang in the new year with a new athletic director at the helm. Read More ⇒
McKenna House wants to play. She’s dying to play. Read More ⇒
PARISH — Chris Hogan and Shaun Carter assumed they would one day outgrow video games, but deep into successful careers as teachers and coaches at Altmar-Parish-Williamstown, the duo is tapping into their shared passion to boost student engagement amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More ⇒
CANTON — Section 10 athletics meant a lot to Jerry Smilgin. Read More ⇒
CANTON — While Section 10’s high school basketball, hockey and wrestling seasons are caught in a holding pattern due to the coronavirus pandemic, the 2021 varsity boys swimming and bowling seasons are scheduled to get under way later this month. Read More ⇒
It may not be “everyone into the pool,” but a number of north country swimmers finally were able to practice. Read More ⇒
CONSTABLE — The white blanket draped over her workspace needs to go. Read More ⇒
There is no limit to the amount of words and phrases that can be created in the English language. But 2020 sure made it seem like there was. Read More ⇒
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Watertown Daily Times can’t bring sports back, but we can give you an opportunity to speak about what they meant to you. This is the final Senior Athlete Yearbook of the series, a project that highlights north country senior athletes from the class of 2020 and 2021. The se… Read More ⇒
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Watertown Daily Times can’t bring sports back, but we can give you an opportunity to speak about what they meant to you. This December, we’ll be running the Senior Athlete Yearbook through the end of the year, a project that will highlight north country senior athletes fro… Read More ⇒
PULASKI — Meg Woods’ father and coaching mentor, Gary Griffin, would refer to some of her youth swim teams growing up as the “Bad News Bears,” for their willingness to welcome swimmers of all experience levels and backgrounds, much like the group of young misfits in the classic baseball movie. Read More ⇒
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Watertown Daily Times can’t bring sports back, but we can give you an opportunity to speak about what they meant to you. This December, we’ll be running the Senior Athlete Yearbook through the end of the year, a project that will highlight north country senior athletes fro… Read More ⇒
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Watertown Daily Times can’t bring sports back, but we can give you an opportunity to speak about what they meant to you. This December, we’ll be running the Senior Athlete Yearbook through the end of the year, a project that will highlight north country senior athletes fro… Read More ⇒
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Watertown Daily Times can’t bring sports back, but we can give you an opportunity to speak about what they meant to you. This December, we’ll be running the Senior Athlete Yearbook through the end of the year, a project that will highlight north country senior athletes fro… Read More ⇒
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Watertown Daily Times can’t bring sports back, but we can give you an opportunity to speak about what they meant to you. This December, we’ll be running the Senior Athlete Yearbook through the end of the year, a project that will highlight north country senior athletes fro… Read More ⇒
MEXICO — The Mexico varsity boys swim team recently started practice in an unprecedented environment, but the typical drive and desire to improve on the precipice of a new season was palpable as ever. Read More ⇒
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Watertown Daily Times can’t bring sports back, but we can give you an opportunity to speak about what they meant to you. This December, we’ll be running the Senior Athlete Yearbook through the end of the year, a project that will highlight north country senior athletes fro… Read More ⇒
OSWEGO — The life lessons that coaches try to instill on the basketball court — poise under pressure, character through adversity, resilience and uplifting others around you, to name a few — are being put to the ultimate test for Oswego County high school players. Read More ⇒
LOWVILLE — Lowville senior boys basketball players Aidan and Gavin Macaulay announced that they will play at St. Lawrence University next season in a social media announcement made Wednesday. Read More ⇒
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Watertown Daily Times can’t bring sports back, but we can give you an opportunity to speak about what they meant to you. This December, we’ll be running the Senior Athlete Yearbook through the end of the year, a project that will highlight north country senior athletes fro… Read More ⇒
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Watertown Daily Times can’t bring sports back, but we can give you an opportunity to speak about what they meant to you. This December, we’ll be running the Senior Athlete Yearbook through the end of the year, a project that will highlight north country senior athletes fro… Read More ⇒
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Watertown Daily Times can’t bring sports back, but we can give you an opportunity to speak about what they meant to you. This December, we’ll be running the Senior Athlete Yearbook through the end of the year, a project that will highlight north country senior athletes fro… Read More ⇒
High school lacrosse: General Brown’s Clement still waiting for varsity debut, but college plans set
Joe Clement, a goalie at General Brown hasn’t yet played at the varsity level in lacrosse, but has already made his college choice. Read More ⇒
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Watertown Daily Times can’t bring sports back, but we can give you an opportunity to speak about what they meant to you. This December, we’ll be running the Senior Athlete Yearbook through the end of the year, a project that will highlight north country senior athletes fro… Read More ⇒
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Watertown Daily Times can’t bring sports back, but we can give you an opportunity to speak about what they meant to you. This December, we’ll be running the Senior Athlete Yearbook through the end of the year, a project that will highlight north country senior athletes fro… Read More ⇒
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Watertown Daily Times can’t bring sports back, but we can give you an opportunity to speak about what they meant to you. This December, we’ll be running the Senior Athlete Yearbook through the end of the year, a project that will highlight north country senior athletes fro… Read More ⇒
MEXICO — Approaching every fall since her freshman year, Mexico soccer coach Martin Charles would jokingly ask Melisa Button if she intended to stick with volleyball that year, letting her know she had a place on his team if she ever decided to give up her beloved sport. Read More ⇒
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Watertown Daily Times can’t bring sports back, but we can give you an opportunity to speak about what they meant to you. This December, we’ll be running the Senior Athlete Yearbook through the end of the year, a project that will highlight north country senior athletes fro… Read More ⇒
Once a week Jim Whitley gets his Indian River girls basketball team together to train. But it isn’t training in the traditional sense, COVID restrictions don’t allow that. Read More ⇒
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Watertown Daily Times can’t bring sports back, but we can give you an opportunity to speak about what they meant to you. This December, we’ll be running the Senior Athlete Yearbook through the end of the year, a project that will highlight north country senior athletes fro… Read More ⇒
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Watertown Daily Times can’t bring sports back, but we can give you an opportunity to speak about what they meant to you. This December, we’ll be running the 2020 Senior Athlete Yearbook through the end of the year, a project that will highlight north country senior athlete… Read More ⇒
Hammond senior Avery Kenyon was named the state Class D girls soccer Player of the Year on Monday. Read More ⇒
WADDINGTON — Madrid-Waddington senior Emma Plumley may not get to play any high school sports in the 2020-21 school year, but she has chosen her future over present satisfaction. Read More ⇒
Frontier League bowling teams are eagerly waiting to roll on with the start of their season. Read More ⇒
South Lewis senior Hannah Ielfield finished 22nd in the age 15-18 girls race at the AAU National Championship Cross Country 5K races on Saturday in Tallahassee, Fla. Read More ⇒
CENTRAL SQUARE — Breannan O’Hara stays in every play on the lacrosse field through focus and effort, traits that she utilized to secure her place on the Utica College women’s lacrosse team despite obstacles presented through the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More ⇒
Section 3 postponed the start of its low- and moderate-risk sports season to Dec. 14, but Frontier League schools are going to have to wait a little bit longer. Read More ⇒
CANTON — After bringing organized athletics at all levels to an abrupt end last March, the coronavirus pandemic is already wreaking havoc with the start of the 2020-21 high school winter sports season in Section 10. Read More ⇒
South Lewis senior Hannah Ielfield finished sixth overall in the girls championship race at the Northeast Club Cross Country Championship 5K on Saturday at Twin Ponds on the Farm in Montgomery. Read More ⇒
HANNIBAL — Even though things looked a bit different this season, fall athletes from the Hannibal Central School District made the most of it as they masked up, sanitized and enjoyed participating in their chosen sport. Read More ⇒
CENTRAL SQUARE — For their final act together as soccer teammates, Emma Herrmann and Cora Keohane simultaneously signed their national letters of intent to play the sport in college on Nov. 18 at the Paul V. Moore High School gym. Read More ⇒
POTSDAM — Joe Stark isn’t the first coach in the 50-year history of varsity girls soccer at Potsdam Central. Read More ⇒
Like most everything else, running has gone virtual. On top of their shortened Frontier League schedule, Beaver River competed in the Nike Cross Virtual race series this fall. Read More ⇒