Thad Brown
Sports Director at WROC-TV (Rochester, NY)
Dad. Husband. Award winning Sports Director, WROC-TV. Co-host, Buffalo Kickoff Live. Bills beat since 2000. Clubs always in car https://t.co/liKrpupYeD
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1 week ago |
rochesterfirst.com | Thad Brown
When Penn Yan got down at halftime of their state championship game, they didn’t need to lift a finger to turn the contest around. They needed a Fingar to lift them. Teagan Fingar scored or assisted seven of nine Mustang goals after halftime to fuel a second half rally that ended with an 11-8 Class D state championship win over Chenango Forks Saturday afternoon at Hobart and William Smith College. And most fans watching had no idea how much he overcame to push Penn Yan over the line.
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1 week ago |
rochesterfirst.com | Thad Brown
Ethan Postle had a near dominant start and Aidan Lerner-Morelle drove in both runs as Pittsford Mendon won the program’s first state title with a 2-0 victory over Maine-Endwell in the Class A championship game Saturday afternoon at Binghamton University. “This is an unbelievable feeling,” head coach Shaun Caveny said. “There’s not words.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Thad Brown
Ethan Postle had a near dominant start and Aidan Lerner-Morelle drove in both runs as Pittsford Mendon won the program’s first state title with a 2-0 victory over Maine-Endwell in the Class A championship game Saturday afternoon at Binghamton University. “This is an unbelievable feeling,” head coach Shaun Caveny said. “There’s not words.
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1 week ago |
rochesterfirst.com | Thad Brown
Victor girls lacrosse reached rarified air with a fourth straight state championship Saturday. It’s something only two other schools have ever accomplished. One of those schools is Garden City, but they have been the victim for half of the Blue Devils’ recent run of state championships. They were on the short end of a 12-9 Class B final this year, but Garden City led 5-4 at the half. Victor won the second half 8-4, including three goals from Morgan Livingston who finished with a team high four.
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1 week ago |
rochesterfirst.com | Thad Brown
Only one player scored goals in the second and third quarters of the Class A girls lacrosse state championship. That player was Penfield’s Avery Fordham. That fact is both a testament to Fordham’s day on offense and what the Patriots did on defense, suffocating Suffern 9-3 to win the program’s first ever state title Saturday afternoon at SUNY Cortland. Suffern went exactly three full quarters without scoring a goal-36 minutes.
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