The Post-Standard

The Post-Standard is the primary daily newspaper catering to the Syracuse, New York metropolitan area. It is produced by Advance Publications and is one of the two key brands under the Syracuse Media Group, which was established in 2012 with a focus on digital content. The other prominent brand is Syracuse.com. The newspaper is released every day of the week and is delivered to subscribers at home on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays. Additionally, it can be found in stores and is accessible online through its e-edition every day.

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Skaneateles club that promotes mental health awareness receives state community service award

23 hours ago | syracuse.com | Kevin Smith

Four years ago, the Skaneateles Central School District began a club as students found interest in discussing and supporting mental health among their peers. The club, which became an official after-school activity a couple of years ago, revolves around Morgan’s Message, an initiative dedicated to mental health awareness among student-athletes. Morgan’s Message honors the late Morgan Rodgers, a Duke lacrosse player who died by suicide in 2019.
Cicero-North Syracuse boys tennis ‘continues to grow’ following win over Liverpool (54 photos)

23 hours ago | syracuse.com | Kevin Smith

John Wojcik has coached high school tennis for 25 years. Wojcik coached the Liverpool girls’ team for 18 seasons. So far, he’s coached the Cicero-North Syracuse boys for seven years. In the past quarter of a century, coaching tennis, Wojcik has seen exponential growth between the two programs. That includes the Northstars, a program that is heading in the right direction following a 5-2 win over Liverpool on Wednesday. “C-NS has always had a great program,” Wojcik said.
Syracuse East flag football team that hasn’t ‘scratched the surface’ of potential stays perfect with win over OnTECH (40 photos)

2 days ago | syracuse.com | Lindsay Kramer

Syracuse, N.Y. — The building process of the Syracuse East flag football team is an impressive one to watch. The squad continued working toward what looks like a powerhouse season on Monday with yet another big win, this time 58-6 over OnTECH. Syracuse East improved to 5-0 on the season, outscoring foes by a combined 136-39. The news gets worse for upcoming foes: coach Jeff Petties thinks the team is just hinting at its potential.
Solvay baseball continues turnaround season with walk-off win over Westhill

3 days ago | syracuse.com | Lindsay Kramer

Syracuse, N.Y. — Solvay baseball coach Joe Kesler implored his team to have a short memory late Monday afternoon. Westhill had just scored a pair of runs in the top of the seventh to tie the game. Kesler sent his potentially discouraged players up to bat in the bottom of the frame with a simple message. “I just told them, ‘Let’s walk it off,’” Kesler said. Solvay wasted little time in doing just that.
2024-25 All-CNY fan vote: Who is this year’s girls indoor track and field athlete of the year?

3 days ago | syracuse.com | Lindsay Kramer

Syracuse, N.Y. — The 2024-25 All-CNY boys swimming and diving all-stars and the finalists for swimmer of the year have been revealed. Now, it’s your turn to tell us who deserves player of the year honors. There are four girls indoor track athlete of the year finalists: Anna Eells of Cicero-North Syracuse, Anoveah Housley of PSLA @ Fowler, Grace Murray of C-NS and Izzie Sullivan of Fayetteville-Manlius. This fan vote is just for fun, and will not be used to determine the official player of the year.
Meet syracuse.com’s 2024-25 All-CNY girls indoor track and field team

3 days ago | syracuse.com | Lindsay Kramer

Syracuse, N.Y. — Syracuse.com‘s All-CNY girls indoor track team features 28 all-stars who shone during the 2024-25 season. There are four girls indoor track athlete of the year finalists: Anna Eells of Cicero-North Syracuse, Anoveah Housley of PSLA @ Fowler, Grace Murray of C-NS and Izzie Sullivan of Fayetteville-Manlius. The winner will be revealed at syracuse.com‘s | The Post Standard’s annual All-CNY Sports Awards presented by Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists.
Photos we love this week in Central New York high school spring sports (Week 3)

4 days ago | syracuse.com | Lindsay Kramer

Syracuse, N.Y. — Every week, syracuse.com will spotlight some of the best images from the high school spring sports season. For free photo downloads, be sure to subscribe. >> Week 1 | Week 2Here are the photos we loved from Week 3 of the spring sports season: Liverpool vs. Chittenango, softball (April 14)>> See full gallery hereCicero-North Syracuse vs. Liverpool, girls lacrosse (April 15)>> See full gallery hereWesthill track invitational (April 15)>> See full gallery hereSouth Jefferson vs.
El Salvador prison, Trump vs. Harvard, China trade war: Editorial cartoons for April 20, 2025

4 days ago | syracuse.com | Marie Morelli

The controversy over the Trump administration’s deportation of Venezuelan immigrants to a maximum-security prison in El Salvador dominates this week’s editorial cartoon gallery. The government invoked the wartime Alien Enemies Act, claiming the men are gang members and criminals but producing little evidence of crimes beyond illegal entry to the United States. The migrants were not afforded due process. In the gallery’s lead image, Drew Sheneman depicts a Founding Father in handcuffs.
Skaneateles boys lacrosse uses 8-goal 3rd period to roll Liverpool in battle of state-ranked teams

5 days ago | syracuse.com | Kevin Smith

The Skaneateles boys lacrosse squad is finding its groove following a winless start to the season. On Saturday, the Lakers used an eight-goal third period to cruise to a 19-9 win over Liverpool in a battle of state-ranked teams. “We’re happy to win. We played really well against a tough team in Liverpool,” Skaneateles coach Seth Benjamin said. Following a 0-2 start, Skaneateles now has a four-game win streak. That includes three consecutive victories in five days.
Christian Brothers Academy boys lacrosse tops Tully to continue fast start to season

5 days ago | syracuse.com | Kevin Smith

The Christian Brothers Academy boys lacrosse team has trudged through a couple of tough seasons. In the last two campaigns, the Brothers have fell short on breaking double-digit wins. Those seasons came after CBA appeared in the 2022 Class C sectional final. This year, the Brothers have a different mindset as coach Jeremy Boltus, a former assistant coach for CBA, takes on the head coaching role.