Sun & Record/Wayne County Mail

01/19/2025

COLLEGE SPORTS WRAP
By John Addyman

For Jan 19 25

In the fall, we look forward to those days of outdoor sports competition when the “frost is on the pumpkins”; this week we’ll look forward to the “frost on the frost” as temps nosedive.
Our alerts this week are for Alfred University swimmer Elizabeth Share, who is torpedoing her competition…Noah Waterman, the prodigal basketball forward from Savannah who is now roaming the court at the University of Louisville…Finger Lakes Community College freshman basketball player Kellen Foster, who hit a career high in scoring last week…Brockport State sophomore gymnast Julia Klucinec, who placed fourth in the uneven bars and whose team is 2-0…St. John Fisher freshman pole vaulter Oren Welch, who was a hit in a huge event in Boston…and so many more.

BASKETBALL

Utica University women’s basketball extended its losing streak to nine games, dropping three games during the week. Sophomore forward Jaida Larsen (Clyde-Savannah) scored four points and grabbed six rebounds in her best game for the Pioneers in the 36-76 loss to Geneseo State on Tuesday.
On Friday, Jaida scored two points and had two rebounds in the 43-92 loss to Houghton. In the closest game of the week, a 59-62 decision against Alfred University on Saturday, Jaida only got a few seconds on the floor. Utica is 2-13 (0-6 Empire 8).
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Noah Waterman, a transfer from Brigham Young University, is a sixth-year forward now suited up for the University of Louisville, which won both of its games this week. A Savannah/Pathlight Academy grad, he got back in the area on Tuesday for an 85-61 smackdown of Syracuse, scoring two points and snaring two rebounds.
Saturday afternoon, the Cardinals pushed Virginia aside, 81-67, and are now 14-5 (7-1 ACC).
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Starting junior guard Mason Blankenberg (Wayne Central) scored 12 points and grabbed five rebounds, then added three assists and three steals to help power Penn State/Behrend to a 74-68 win over Hilbert College on Wednesday, cutting short a two-game losing streak. The Lions are 8-7 (3-3 AMCC).
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Niagara University’s men lost three Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference games last week – 65-68 to Rider on Sunday, 66-70 to Fairfield University on Thursday, and 65-72 to Manhattan College on Saturday.
Grad student Justice Smith (Lyons) led the Purple Eagles with 17 points and six rebounds against Rider, had two points and one rebound versus Fairfield, and finished the week with 10 points and nine rebounds against the Jaspers. Niagara is 7-11 (2-5 MAAC).
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Keuka College women’s basketball had a tough week, compiling three straight losses and now looking at the rest of the season with a 5-10 record. On Tuesday the Wolves lost to Hartwick, 44-51; Geneseo State finished off the Wolves on Friday, 40-83, and Keuka fell to Brockport on Saturday, 58-80.
Freshman guard Rylie Pratt (Wayne Central) picked off one rebound in the Geneseo loss and scored two points in the Brockport loss.
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The Gordon College men suffered two losses during the week, 77-89 against Western New England on Wednesday and 82-110 versus Roger Williams on Saturday. Sophomore Brayden Steve (Newark) got into the Roger Williams game for the Scots but did not score. Gordon is 6-9 (2-6 Conference of New England).
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Finger Lakes Community College freshman Kellen Foster (Newark) contributed a game-high and career-high 24 points Wednesday night as the Lakers subdued Broome Community College, 69-59. He also grabbed eight rebounds, made five steals and had three assists.
On Saturday, FLCC lost to North Country Community College, 60-66. Kellen scored nine points and had three rebounds, and sophomore Jace Brown (Red Creek) returned to the lineup to score 12 points off the bench, with six rebounds. The Lakers are 4-10 (2-3 conference).
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Alfred University women’s basketball won both of its games last week and now sports a 10-5 record (4-2 E-8). The Saxons blew past SUNY Polytechnic on Friday, 56-31, and tip-toed past Utica University on Saturday, 62-59. Freshman forward Madison Dohse (Gananda) got into the Polytechnic game and grabbed two rebounds.

TRACK & FIELD

St. John Fisher freshman Oren Welch (Marion) finished third in pole vault (13-7.25) at the New Balance Collegiate Showdown in Boston on Saturday.
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Track and Field teams gathered for the Brockport State home opener – known as both the Rust Buster and the Winter Welcome Back to Brockport – event on Friday night.
Golden Eagle senior Leah Lloyd (Pal-Mac) took fifth place in the 500-meter dash (1:28.75) and was seventh in the mile (5:33.95), right behind junior Vanessa Ramos (Wayne Central) who claimed a sixth-place finish in the mile (5:32.07).
Fredonia State sophomore Quillan Shimp (Clyde-Savannah) ran to a fifth-place finish in the 60-meter hurdles (8.99), and was 26th in the pole vault (2.80 meters) and the long jump (5.59 meters). Sophomore teammate Aidan VanAmburg (Clyde-Savannah) tied for 10th place in the high jump (1.76 meters) and another sophomore teammate, Evan Thayer (Clyde-Savannah) was 11th in the long jump (6.08 meters) and 16th in the 200-meter dash (23.80).
Rochester Institute of Technology sophomore Jack DeFeo (North Rose-Wolcott) won the400-meter dash in an All-Atlantic Region Track & Field Conference-qualifying time of 49.85.
Kaylea Wagner (Lyons), a freshman at Roberts Wesleyan, took fourth place in the hammer (13.78 meters) and was 10th in the shot put (10.32 meters).
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Potsdam State took its teams to the Utica University Winter Opener on Saturday. Sophomore Sean Henley (Pal-Mac) ended up 28th in the 400-meter dash (59.13), and ran the first lap of the 18th-place 4-by-400 relay (4:01.86) and that time was the seventh-best for the Potsdam program.
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Colorado State junior runner Trinity Wells (Newark) finished 10th in the 3000 meters (10:36.64) at the Colorado Classic 2025 track and field meet on Saturday in Boulder. She was seeded 15th in the event.
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Alfred State College sophomore Charis Evans (Red Creek) placed 29th in the 200-meter dash (32.50) at the Susquehanna University River Hawk Invitational on Saturday in Selinsgrove, PA.

SWIMMING

Oswego State women’s swimming triumphed in two dual meets last week, beating Monroe Community College on Wednesday, 156-49, then swamping Roberts Wesleyan on Saturday, 171-122.
Senior McKenna Briggs (Newark) swam the second leg of the winning 200 medley relay (2:04.55) in the Monroe CC meet, with sophomore Anna Baker (Ontario/Webster Schroeder) taking the third leg. McKenna finished her perfect meet by also winning the 50 free (26.27) and the 100 free (57.00). Anna got her second win by swimming the third leg of the first-place 400 free relay (4:06.43).
At that meet, the MCC men also lost to Oswego, 89-177. In the pool for the Tribunes was sophomore Max Curtis (Gananda), who swam the third leg for the second-place 400 free relay (3:32.01) and the third-place 200 medley relay (1:48.88). He also finished fifth in the 50 free (24.40) and the 100 butterfly (1:07.16). Sophomore George Plucinik (North Rose-Wolcott) finished fourth in the 500 free (6:41.91) and came in sixth in the 200 free (2:14.87).
McKenna started the Wesleyan meet by anchoring the winning 200 medley relay (1:57.90). She then finished second in the 50 free (25.69) and 100 free (56.41), and swam the second leg of the winning 200 free relay (:45.64). Anna took the third leg of the third-place 200 medley relay (2:07.68) and finished fourth in the 100 butterfly (1:08.71), the 500 free (5:56.81) and the 100 individual medley (1:09.88).
The Oswego men also beat Wesleyan, 178-113. For the Redhawks, junior Andon Fedor (Pal-Mac) anchored the winning 200 medley relay (1:39.11), finished third in the 50 free (22.98) and came in fourth in the 50 butterfly (26.03). Sophomore Avery Fedor (Pal-Mac) swam the opening leg of the fourth-place 200 medley relay (1:48.67), and was fourth in the 100 (1:00.79) and 200 backstroke (2:18.48) races.
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Alfred University women’s swimmers lost two dual meets this week, 76-200 to Geneseo State on Wednesday, and 107-180 to Hartwick College on Saturday. Freshman Elizabeth Share (Pal-Mac) swam the opening leg of the third-place 200 medley relay (1:57.49), then won her next three events – the 100 backstroke (1:00.52), 200 back (2:11.08) and 100 butterfly (1:01.71).

ICE HOCKEY

The Neumann University women’s hockey team lost a weekend series to Wilkes University, 0-3 Friday night and Saturday afternoon. Senior forward Lian Sydorowicz (Wayne Central) took one shot Friday night, was 6-for-11 in face-offs, and blocked one shot. On Saturday, she blocked two shots, was 1-for-2 on face-offs and launched one shot. The Knights are 4-9-2 (3-7-2 MAC).

GYMNASTICS

Brockport State’s women gymnasts edged Cortland State on Saturday, 189.00-187.925, as part of First Responders Day. Sophomore Julia Klucinec (Pal-Mac) posted a 9.425 score on the uneven bars and finished in a tie for fourth place. The Golden Eagles are 2-0 in dual meets.

01/18/2025

Amelia A. Paves the Way for Girls Wrestling

Junior Amelia A. is making her mark at Wayne Central School District as the only female wrestler on the team. She showcases dedication and passion for a sport traditionally dominated by boys. Amelia, who competes in the 100-pound weight class, began wrestling in the 4th grade and has not looked back.

Coming from a family deeply rooted in wrestling, Amelia was inspired by her father, brothers, and uncles. "I thought, why can't I do this?" she said, recalling the start of her journey. Her determination and hard work have led her to the state competition, and she hopes to return this year.

Amelia's impact extends beyond the mat. This year, she has the opportunity to train and compete with other female wrestlers at Canandaigua Academy, a testament to the growing number of girls joining the sport. Additionally, Monroe and Wayne County schools have invited her to speak to girls interested in wrestling, further cementing her role as a trailblazer and mentor. "My favorite part of wrestling is the community," Amelia shared. "It's about building each other up, growing and improving the sport for girls, and working together."

In addition to wrestling, Amelia is a well-rounded student involved in various school activities. She is a member of the Assets Club, plays on the girls' varsity lacrosse team, and serves as a class officer.

Beyond high school, Amelia aspires to wrestle at the collegiate level. As more girls step onto the mat, Amelia inspires and leads the charge for the next generation of female wrestlers.

01/18/2025

PAL-MAC BOYS BASKETBALL SQUEAKS PAST NEWARK

NEWARK, Jan 17 25 –Eric Finn and Terrell Jenkins scored in double figures on their home court tonight, but Pal-Mac had just enough to eke out a 49-43 win.
The Reds scored just three points in the second quarter and were behind at halftime, 21-17. From there on, Pal-Mac held on. Pal-Mac senior guard Carter Young scored in every quarter to end up with a game-high 17 points in leading the Red Raiders to the win.
Newark is 5-8 (4-4 league).

01/17/2025

🚀👽🛸📙Books can take us to another world, but science fiction books and movies can take us to another galaxy! Beat that!

Just ask the 1981 Science Fiction Club from 1981 for today's .

01/17/2025

Congrats to the Wrestling team as they were crowned the Section V Class B Wrestling Dual Champions and will be advancing to the state tournament.

01/16/2025

JADEN BENTLEY EARNS EAGLE SCOUT HONORS

NEWARK, Jan 4 25 -- In a special Scouting Court of Honor, Jaden Bentley of Troop 138 in Newark, guided by Scoutmaster Michele DeYulio, received his Eagle Scout honors.
Other Eagle Scouts and members of Jaden's troop participated in the ceremony. State Senator Pam Helming (R,C - 54th) and Assemblyman Brian Manktelow (R - 130th) presented legislative proclamations and credited Jaden for the work he did on his project.
Jaden's parents, Libby and Jeff Bentley, received Eagle and Parent badges from him. His grandmothers, Judy Bentley and Gayle Addyman received grandparent badges. Granddad John Addyman also received a grandparent badge from the new Eagle Scout and was, with Scoutmaster DeYulio, honored with a mentor pin. Eagle Ben Winkler was the master of ceremonies.

01/15/2025

ALL-LEAGUE: We want to recognize our student-athletes who excelled on the field in the Fall athletic season!

Honors include All-League, All-Greater Rochester (AGR), as well some a couple of All-Stars!

Check out the list here:
https://www.palmaccsd.org/district/communications/news-hub/~board/pal-mac-athletics/post/all-league-selections-named-for-fall-2024-athletics-season

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01/14/2025

NEWARK HOMEGROWN LEGEND MIKE MUSCOLINO TO RETIRE

NEWARK, Jan 14 25 – Mike Muscolino is retiring.
A man who has been a good friend and faithful servant to almost five decades of athletes, clubs, community organizations and family activities, Muscolino will walk away from his desk at the Alex Eligh Community Center in September.
He has been the director of the AECC since January, 1980 – 45 years. Muscolino took the helm of an organization that had been fraught with significant turnover in the position of Director and became a stabilizing force. Walk into his office and enter a sanctum of calm where all were welcome and many, many served. He is a familiar, friendly face, who over the years has left a lasting impression on children and some grandchildren of the students he once taught as a Middle School Social Studies teacher. His focus has always been on engaging and uplifting the children of the community.
A 1967 graduate of Newark High School, Muscolino was inducted into the Newark Hall of Fame in 2018 when Finger Lakes Times reporter Alan Brignall credited Muscolino for “organizing the community’s youth recreation activities that have impacted the Newark school district’s sports programs for many years.”
Muscolino has received the Friend of Section Five Award, the Wayne County Youth Board Service to Youth Award, and the Newark Chamber of Commerce Volunteer of the Year. He also coached the Newark varsity softball team for 16 years. His teams won three league titles and three Section Five championships. The Reds advanced to the state final four twice during his tenure, winning the 2003 state title. He was named Section Five Coach of the year that season, and five times was honored as Finger Lakes East Coach of the Year.
He also has been involved as a coach and supporter of Newark football for 30 years. He was a founding member of the Newark Reds Gridiron Club and has been the organization’s treasurer throughout its existence.
A friend and mentor to many, he has served on the Wayne County Youth Advisory Board, Newark Chamber of Commerce (as both President and Board member), Newark Rotary, the Village of Newark Economic Development Alliance (VONEDA), and the “Home for the Holidays” committee. Through the years, his wife, Sue, has been by his side for AECC events such as the Halloween and Christmas parties as well as golf fundraisers.
The Village of Newark will begin the process of hiring a new Director whom Mike will train until he retires. He will be available as a consultant on an as-needed basis after his retirement.
Congresswoman Claudia Tenney stated, “Congratulations to Mike on this outstanding achievement. His commitment to serving students and young athletes in Wayne County highlights the best in the people of our District. Thank you for your dedication and service to our community for over 45 years!”
State Senator Pam Helming added, “Mike Muscolino has made a tremendous, positive impact on the children and families in the Newark community for nearly half a century. Whether as the AECC Director, a varsity coach or as a mentor on the Wayne County Youth Advisory Board, Mike has consistently lived his life as a servant leader by always putting others first and advocating for the Newark community. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to Mike for his outstanding public service and wish him the best on his retirement.”
“For 45 years Mike Muscolino has been a strong presence in the Village of Newark,” said Assemblyman Brian Manktelow. “Over this time, he stabilized the Alex Eligh Community Center, giving students a place to go after school and community members a place to stay active and learn a new skill. His presence has radiated across our community. His legacy will be remembered by the athletes he coached, the students he mentored, and all the generations of residents who have ever had the pleasure of knowing him. Mike Muscolino is a prime example of what makes our community so special.”
Newark Mayor Jonathan Taylor: “On behalf of the Village of Newark and the entire community, I thank Mike for his devotion to the thousands of kids who have participated in the Alex Eligh Community Center programs throughout his 45 years as Director.”
AECC Board President, Alex Quku said that “Mike has been faithfully committed to the Center through 45 years of challenges and opportunities. His dedication, quick wit, and knowledge will be missed; his passion will always be a part of AECC’s legacy.”

01/12/2025

COLLEGE SPORTS WRAP
By John Addyman

For Jan 12 25

This is a week where we can celebrate some local athletes making their first scores in a college game or at their new colleges. We can also marvel at the achievements of two freshmen -- Elizabeth Share and her perfect day in the water for Alfred University swimming and St. John Fisher’s Oren Welch, who is soared in pole vault at Cornell’s Southern Tier Meet.
On the mats, University at Buffalo junior Kaleb Burgess did a whole lot of successful wrestling in a huge meet at Franklin & Marshall College in Pennsylvania. And in equestrian sports, Cobleskill State’s Leta Benhardt generated some notice in the flat competition in the last show of 2024.

BASKETBALL

Alfred University women’s basketball got the new year started with two wins in three games during the week. On Tuesday night, the Saxons lost to St. John Fisher, 52-85, but it was significant for freshman forward Madison Dohse (Gananda), who made her first dent in a collegiate scorebook with two rebounds and a blocked shot.
Friday night the Saxons got a home win over Elmira College, 67-48. Madison got into the game but didn’t record any stats, but that changed on Saturday afternoon with an 86-57 win over Keuka College, when she scored her first two college points. Alfred is 8-5 (2-2).
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Finger Lakes Community College’s men picked of the St. John Fisher jayvees on Tuesday, 101-93, then lost to Genesee CC on Saturday, 75-82. Freshman Kellen Foster (Newark) scored 15 points and had three rebounds in the win. Freshman Dezmen Bell (Newark) grabbed two rebounds.
In the loss to Genesee, Kellen scored 17 points and grabbed one rebound; Dezmen had four assists and a steal. The Lakers are 3-9.
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Gordon College sophomore forward Brayden Steve (Newark), on the court for the second time this season, scored his first four points for the Fighting Scots on Tuesday night in a 49-86 loss to Suffolk University. Gordon is 6-7 (2-4 Conference of New England).
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Keuka College women’s basketball suffered three losses during the week and now have a four-game losing streak and a 5-7 record (0-3 E-8). The Wolves couldn’t stop Sage College from scoring 26 points in the last quarter on Tuesday, leading to a 55-59 loss. Senior starting guard Caiden Crego (Lyons) made four assists, scored two points and recorded a steal.
The Wolves were never in the game Friday when Houghton University blew to a 33-79 win, and Alfred University outscored Keuka in every period on Saturday is a 57-86 loss. Caiden did not play in the Houghton and Alfred games.
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Niagara University’s men continue to dance close to a winning record, losing one game and winning the next. Last Sunday the Purple Eagles succumbed to Mount St. Mary’s University, 62-68. Grad student Justice Smith (Lyons) came off the bench to contribute 13 points, three assists and three rebounds in the loss.
On Friday night, the Eagles got past St. Peter’s, 70-60. Niagara is 7-8 (2-2 MAAC).
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For just the second time this season, Penn State/Behrend’s men lost two games in one week, dropping a 76-78 contest top Penn State/Altoona on Wednesday, and an 81-85 affair to Pitt/Bradford on Saturday. Junior starting guard Mason Blankenberg (Wayne Central) scored two points and had three rebounds against Altoona; in the Pitt game, he scored nine and corralled eight rebounds before fouling out. The Lions are 7-7 (2-3 AMCC).
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Utica University women’s basketball took it on the chin three times during the week and unfortunately, all the games came at the start of Empire 8 Conference play.
On Tuesday, the Pioneers were tripped up by Brockport State, 58-75. Sophomore forward Jaida Larsen (Clyde-Savannah) got on the floor for Utica long enough to collect a rebound and make a steal.
On Friday night, Utica got bombed by Nazareth, 40-65. Then on Saturday, St. John Fisher took Utica apart, 57-75. Jaida got in the Fisher game and snagged three rebounds, taking two shots. The Pioneers are 2-10 (0-3 E-8).

SWIMMING

Freshman Elizabeth Share (Pal-Mac) was front and center for Alfred University swimming on Saturday in a 117-156 loss to Nazareth University. The Saxons might have lost, but Elizabeth had a great meet. She led off by swimming the first leg of the winning 200 medley relay (1:58.27). Then she won the 100 backstroke (1:01.37), the 200 back (2:13.25) and the 100 butterfly (1:02.51) to complete a perfect meet for the Saxons.
For Nazareth, sophomore diver Katie Shoots (Pal-Mac) finished third off the one-meter board (167.90).
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Brockport State swimmers dominated William Smith College, 152-145 and Hobart College, 198-80 in a dual meet Saturday.
Golden Eagle senior Brendan Briggs (Newark) came in third in the 1000 free (12:36.76) and was fourth in the 100 backstroke (1:11.89). Junior Jace Fredericksen (Newark) won the 100 free (51.88), took second in the 50 backstroke (27.81), and swam the second leg of the second-place 200 free relay (1:35.02). Junior Chip Murphy (Newark) was third in the 100 backstroke (1:05.05). Freshman Conner Berger (Newark) swam the first leg of the fourth-place 200 medley relay (1:55.13), came in fourth in the 50 backstroke (30.45) and 200 free (2:13.15), and swam the third leg of the winning 200 free relay (1:34.06).
Brockport junior Emi Wilck (Newark) finished fifth in the 1000 free (12:69.00) and 200 individual medley (2:35.50).
For William Smith, sophomore Bria Romano (Lyons) swam the second leg of the sixth-place 200 medley relay (2:10.22), finished fifth in the 50 breaststroke (38.57) and anchored the sixth-place 200 free relay (2:01.32).
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Roberts Wesleyan swimmers had a big day against Pitt/Bradford on Saturday, the women’s team dominating, 182-59, and the men similarly inclined, 189-95.
Junior Andon Fedor (Pal-Mac) won the 50 free (23.50) for Wesleyan, swam the second leg of the winning 200 free relay (1:32.17) and took third place in the 50 breaststroke (32.16). Sophomore Avery Fedor (Pal-Mac) swam the second leg of the winning 200 medley relay (1:51.41), finished second in the 50 backstroke (27.04) and the 100 back (1:01.51), and ended his portion of the meet by anchoring the second-place 200 free relay (1:35.85).

TRACK & FIELD

The Brockport State women took the bus to State Island on Saturday to compete in the St. Thomas Aquinas Invite at Ocean Breeze complex. Junior Vanessa Ramos (Wayne Central) placed 12th in the 800 meters (2:27.57) and ran the second leg of the fourth-place distance medley relay (13:29.14).
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Colorado State junior Trinity Wells (Newark) finished seventh in the mile (5:21.92) at the Colorado University Potts Invitational Track & Field Meet on Friday.
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Potsdam State senior Emma Robbins (Newark) finished ninth in the 200 meters at the Middlebury College Snowflake Invitational on Saturday with a 28.63 time that’s sixth-best in the Bears’ record book. She also took eighth place in the long jump (14-10).
Sophomore Sean Henley (Pal-Mac) placed 28th in the 200 meters (26.73). Potsdam’s men finished seventh in the eight-team field; the women were sixth in a field of seven teams.
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St. John Fisher’s men opened the 2025 portion of their season at the Cornell University Southern Tier Open on Saturday. Freshman Oren Welch (Marion) made a splash by finishing second in the pole vault (14-1.25).

ICE HOCKEY

Neumann University women’s ice hockey doubled its number of wins this season in two out of its three games this week. On Tuesday, the Knights were bounced by Albertus Magnus College, 2-5. Senior forward Lian Sydorowicz (Wayne Central) scored her second goal of the season for Neumann, getting an assist from Gia Santorello on a second-period power play to hit the net at 15:48. That score came on the only shot Lian attempted. She was also 4-for-7 in face-offs in the game.
Following that loss, the Knights got two wins in a row for the first time this season, besting Stevenson University on Friday afternoon, 4-2, then shutting out the Mustangs on Saturday, 1-0. Lian fired three shots Friday night and was 11-for-18 in face-offs with a blocked shot. She took five shots on Saturday afternoon and was 10-for-15 in face-offs. Neumann is 4-7-2 (3-5-2 MAC).

WRESTLING

University at Buffalo junior Kaleb Burgess (Pal-Mac) spent a lot of time on the mats Friday at the Franklin & Marshall College David Lehman Open, a huge competition. With a bye in the round of 64 at 157 pounds, Kaleb met Tyler Vazquez, an unattached wrestler, and lost, 8-4. In the consolation rounds, Kalen put together a string a wins – first a pin of Roman Onorato from Drexel in 2:09, then a pin of Marco Albanese of Binghamton in 1:22, followed by a pin of Casper Stewart of Army Prep in 2:42.
Meeting Josh Palacio of Air Force next, Kaleb worked an 11-2 major decision. Next he beat Caden Bellis, an unattached wrestler, 5-0. Finally, a meeting between Kaleb and Mike Cetta of Rutgers is listed as “no contest,” with Kaleb not continuing and Cetta losing in the next round, which would have been for fifth place.

EQUESTRIAN

Cobleskill State women’s equestrian team finished the first semester of competition at the Skidmore College show. Sophomore rider Leta Benhardt (Williamson) claimed second prize in the flats.

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