Oswego Kartway’s annual awards banquet was held last Saturday night at Lighthouse Lanes in Oswego with some 150 guests in attendance for the year end gathering. The regular season’s 11 track champions were honored receiving a beautiful trophy from Platinum Promotional Products as well as a champion’s jacket from Top Stitch and a gift certificate from RJ Kart Sales.
Kaleb Zedack of Mexico, is a participating member of the SUNY Delhi Men’s Swimming and Diving Team. Zedack is pursuing an associate’s degree in Physical Education Studies at Delhi.
The Oswego State women’s basketball team fought past Hamilton College 76-72 on Wednesday night in a nonconference matchup in Max Ziel Gymnasium. With the victory, Oswego stays perfect on the campaign, improving to 3-0 while the Continentals drop to 1-2.
The Step One Creative Peewee Independent Hockey Team of the Oswego Minor Hockey Association was in action recently in Rochester and Oswego.
Corr/Pak Merchandising and Graham Racing announced this week the full-time commitment of Jessica Zemken to the Novelis Supermodified division at Oswego Speedway in 2014.
Awards were given in three categories: years of service to ASA/USA Softball, registration increases and excellence in conducting ASA/USA National Championships in 2013. Among the recipients was Robert Farrell, New York ASA State Commissioner, recognized for his 25 years of service.
The Oswego State Lakers thumped the Ithaca College Bombers 99-73 in a nonconference matchup on Tuesday night in Max Ziel Gymnasium. Oswego improves to 2-1 on the year with the win while Ithaca drops to 1-2.
Fulton varsity girls’ lacrosse player, Amelia Coakley, signed her letter of intent to play Division I lacrosse at the State University of New York at Binghamton.
The ECAC Women’s West Hockey has named Catherine Cote of the women’s ice hockey team its Goaltender of the Week for the week ending November 17.
“The whole bus ride from Rochester was a trip down memory lane since this is where I played tournaments with my travel team and participated in camps with my uncle,” said Ashlynn Palmitesso as she reminisced about a familiar court. “This helped settle my nerves and relax me because this was home to me.” Palmitesso and Christina Pensabene tipped off their college basketball season last weekend for the Tigers of Rochester Institute of Technology.
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