The Oswego State men’s basketball team (13-4, 6-4 SUNYAC) was outscored 9-3 down the stretch by Cortland (14-3, 8-2 SUNYAC) in a 75-69 conference loss on Saturday night at Max Ziel Gymnasium.
The Oswego State women’s basketball team (13-4, 7-3 SUNYAC) held the Cortland (6-10, 4-6 SUNYAC) offense to just 11 points in the first half, causing 11 turnovers in the stanza en route to a 51-35 home win on Saturday night.
For the second night in a row, David Titanic (Jr., Markham, Ontario) provided a big lift for the No. 4/6 Oswego State men’s ice hockey team (17-3-0, 10-1-0 SUNYAC) with a pivotal goal.
The Oswego State swimming and diving teams fell to the defending SUNYAC champion Geneseo Blue Knights on Saturday to close out the home portion of their schedule.
The Oswego State women’s ice hockey team (9-8-1) controlled play from start to finish as the Lakers defeated Stevenson (5-8-1), 5-1, Saturday afternoon at the Campus Center Ice Arena.
Senior Blake Fisher pushed his win streak to nine matches, but it would not be enough as the Oswego State wrestling team (3-8) lost to Oneonta, 36-6, Saturday afternoon. Fisher came up just short of recording a major decision at 165 pounds, as he defeated Shaun Gillen, 9-2.
A pair of late first- and second-period goals provided the separation the No. 4/6 Oswego State men’s ice hockey team (16-3-0, 9-1-0 SUNYAC) needed before finishing strong in a 5-1 win over Brockport (4-13-2, 3-7-1) Friday night at the Campus Center Ice Arena.
Named “Fitzgibbons Insurance Athletes of the Month” for December were Lady Buc sophomore basketball player McKenna Brooks and hockey goalie senior Chase Izyk.
The NAPA Late Model class will continue to be an integral part of the weekly racing program at Fulton Speedway in 2013, the fourth consecutive season the GM crate powered Late Models have competed at the high banks. After a slow start in 2012, the fields picked up and the NAPA Late Models staged some outstanding feature events throughout the year.
A sensational series by Oswego High School Buc bowler Joe Clavelli paced the Bucs in a three-game sweep of Syracuse on Thursday. Clavelli started the day with a near perfect effort with the first 11 balls all strikes to finish with a 298 and followed up with 269 and 225 for a 792 series.
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