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sports.yahoo.com | Chris Fitz Gerald
Jun. 14—CORTLAND — This year proved to be a breakthrough season for Sage Blevins and her Canton girls lacrosse teammates. Yet competing in the school's first state final in the sport, the Golden Bears simply met their match in perennial power Cold Spring Harbor of Section 8. AdvertisementRyan Reynolds scored five goals and assisted on two others and Ruby Spielberger supplied four goals to spark the Seahawks to a 19-6 victory in the Class D title game on Saturday morning at SUNY Cortland.
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1 week ago |
nny360.com | Chris Fitz Gerald
CORTLAND — Friday’s girls lacrosse state semifinals yielded a split decision among a pair of north country teams. In rematch of last year’s Class D state title game, Cold Spring Harbor defeated South Jefferson, rallying for a 12-5 triumph Friday morning at SUNY Cortland. On an adjacent field, Canton continued to make not only school history, but extended its unprecedented run among Section 10 teams in the sport by dispatching Section 4’s Waverly, 15-8, also in a Class D semifinal.
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1 week ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Chris Fitz Gerald
Jun. 8—SYRACUSE — The juggernaut known as the South Jefferson girls lacrosse team continues to roll along, this time taking another crucial step in its postseason run. Shaking off a slow start offensively, the Spartans went to cruise to a 17-7 victory over Section 5's Penn Yan on Saturday to win a state Class D quarterfinal played at Christian Brothers Academy. Advertisement"It was good," South Jefferson senior defender Chloe Elmer said.
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2 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Chris Fitz Gerald
Jun. 7—WATERTOWN — Shaking off a rocky start, the Watertown Rapids bounced back and showed plenty of grit on the way to winning their season opener Friday night. The Rapids delivered a balanced effort on the mound and at the plate to rally for a 7-4 triumph against the Rochester Ridgemen in a New York Collegiate Baseball League game played before a crowd of 310 at the Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds.
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2 weeks ago |
nny360.com | Chris Fitz Gerald
WATERTOWN — Change has swept through the Watertown Rapids organization. The team retains its ownership, but has a new coach and a new staff and will be playing in a different league this summer as it has moved to the New York Collegiate Baseball League, after playing the past seven seasons in the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League. The Rapids, who open their season against the Rochester Ridgemen at 6:30 p.m. today at the Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds, will do so with a new skipper in Ben Julian.
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