Sports

Oswego State won three of the four wrestling matches decided by four points or less, but it was not enough to earn a victory at Wesleyan University on Saturday afternoon as the Panthers grabbed the 22-15 win.

Eight different players scored to help the No. 2-Oswego State men’s ice hockey team cruise to a 10-2 win against Fredonia (10-9-3, 5-6-3 SUNYAC) Friday night at the Campus Center Ice Arena.

The victory coupled with a Buffalo State loss earned the Lakers at least a first-place tie in the conference standings with four games left on the schedule.

Oneonta shot a scorching 55.2 percent from the floor in the second half to turn a three-point halftime lead into a 63-40 win over the Oswego State women’s basketball team Friday night.

The Oswego State women’s ice hockey team (9-11-2) dropped a 3-2 decision to Division I Sacred Heart University (9-14-1) Friday night.

After a very successful season the Oswego High bowling teams are anxiously awaiting this year’s Section III Tournament on February 18. The teams wound up the regular season on Thursday at the Lighthouse Lanes in Oswego against visiting Central Square.

The girls’ bowling team is Sectional III Tournament bound while the boys’ remain unbeaten. Meanwhile, the hockey team captured the Division II regular season crown while the varsity boys’ basketball squad captured its 13th win of the year.

 A pair of pins and two overtime wins helped the 13th-ranked Cortland Red Dragons out-wrestle the Oswego State Lakers, 31-6, on senior night at Max Ziel Gymnasium.