Sports

Oswego relay teams had a solid day for the Lady Bucs in the CNYCL championships while the bowling teams combined to sweep six points from Liverpool.

Supermodified racing – fast, thrilling and boasting devoted fans – will be the focus of a panel of insiders, led by national television race commentator and magazine editor Dick Berggren, at the International Motor Racing Research Center on March 2.

The Lady Buc basketball team scored a crucial win on Tuesday while Matt Clemons broke the 800 barrier on the lanes for the bowling team. Meanwhile, the boys’ basketball and hockey teams lost while the jayvee girls won their fourteenth of the season.

The Oswego State men’s basketball team (14-4, 7-4 SUNYAC) used a 16-1 run midway through the second half to pull away from Geneseo (14-6, 10-3 SUNYAC) in a 70-50 win on Tuesday night at Max Ziel Gymnasium.

The Oswego State women’s basketball team (13-4 8-3, SUNYAC) avenged an early season loss when it defeated the Blue Knights of Geneseo (14-5, 10-3, SUNYAC), 59-54, Tuesday night at Max Ziel Gymnasium.

Earlier this season the Oswego Buc varsity boys’ hockey team scored a win over the visiting Lakers. The rematch was critical in the final standings. An Oswego win or even a tie would apparently give the Bucs the tiebreaker.

Oswego State men’s ice hockey player David Titanic (Markham, Ontario) has been named the SUNY Athletic Conference Men’s Ice Hockey Player of the Week for the week ending January 27.

Oswego State pole vaulter Brittany DalCais (Hewitt, N.J.), a sophomore on the women’s indoor track and field team has been named the SUNY Athletic Conference Women’s Indoor Field Athlete of the Week for the week ending January 27.

The Oswego State Intercollegiate Athletics department has been named the national winner for the Jostens/National Association Division III Athletic Administrators Community Service Award in the category of “Array of Projects” completed during the 2011-12 academic year.