A thrilling Section III Division II hockey semifinal sent the Oswego High School Buccaneers boys’ hockey team into the championship game. Before an enthusiastic crowd at Crisafulli Rink on Tuesday, Oswego scored two goals in the final 34 seconds to defeat a determined CBA squad 5-3.
The Oswego State women’s basketball team (12-14) struggled offensively, as it saw its season come to an end following a 53-40 loss to Oneonta (17-8) in the SUNYAC quarterfinal round Tuesday night.
If anything, the 14th-ranked Oswego State men’s basketball team’s 73-62 SUNYAC quarterfinal victory over New Paltz showed the Lakers it will not be an easy path to a conference championship.
We would like to recognize and congratulate all of the participants who played a part in the Fulton high school winter sport events. This would include the administration, hard working and dedicated coaches, booster club members, community and school volunteers, family members and fans, cheerleaders, dance team and especially the athletes who make up the teams.
It was a “Bucsational” weekend for the Oswego High School bowling team, several swimmers and competitive track runners as OHS will have representation at the state level in bowling, swimming and boys’ indoor track.
Junior forward Jon Whitelaw was the lone representative on the First Team, while junior forward Paul Rodrigues and junior defenseman Zack Josepher were named to the Second Team. Junior goaltender Andrew Hare and junior defenseman Taylor Farris were selected to the Third Team.
Oswego State men’s ice hockey players Jon Whitelaw and Andrew Hare have been named the SUNY Athletic Conference Men’s Ice Hockey Player and Goaltender of the Week for the week ending Feb. 20.
The Oswego Clearview Squirt hockey team battled against Fulton and Ithaca in a busy weekend on the ice recently, according to Head Coach Eric Koproski…
The Oswego State women’s ice hockey team (10-13-2, 8-8-2 ECAC West) came up just short in similar goal-trading style of Saturday night’s game, as the Lakers fell 4-3 to seventh-ranked Elmira (20-4-1, 15-3-0 ECAC West) Sunday afternoon.
Oswego State women’s ice hockey team nearly pulled off an upset, but came up just short in a 4-3 loss to seventh-ranked Elmira College Saturday night. The two teams traded the lead with goals on each side throughout the entire 60 minutes of play.
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