The Oswego High School boys’ varsity basketball team and swimming squad continued to win while the hockey team saw a three goal lead disappear and had to settle for a tie. Meanwhile, the wrestlers are battling in post season tournament competition.
The line of Paul Rodrigues, Jon Whitelaw, and Luke Moodie recorded six goals and seven assists to help the second-ranked Oswego State men’s ice hockey team (17-2-2, 10-0-2 SUNYAC) defeat Morrisville, 8-1, Saturday night at the IcePlex.
Meagan Stover’s layup with 32 seconds remaining pulled the Oswego State women’s basketball team within two points of Cortland, but the Red Dragons were able to hold on for a 63-60 win Saturday afternoon.
Six players in double-figures and a perfect game at the free throw line earned the 22nd-ranked Oswego State men’s basketball team an 84-65 win at then second-place Cortland on Saturday afternoon.
The Oswego State women’s ice hockey team bounced back from Friday night’s shutout by pushing No. 1-ranked RIT to the final horn, but lost a 2-1 game Saturday afternoon at the Campus Center Ice Arena.
Top-ranked RIT notched three power-play goals in a 4-0 win over the Oswego State women’s ice hockey team on Pink at the Rink night Friday at the Campus Center Ice Arena.
After a 1-13 regular season the Oswego Lady Bucs hockey team entered tournament action at the defending state champion and number one seeded Ithaca. What happened will never be forgotten by the Lady Bucs or their fans.
Oswego High School senior Mike Ruggio was recognized as Senior Night as he was joined by Coach Kurt D’Angelo, along with his parents Cheryl and Paul Ruggio.
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