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Lady Bucs Rally for Impressive Volleyball Win
The Bucs lost the first set 25-13, but rallied for wins of 25-21 before falling in the fourth set 25-22. However, the fifth and deciding game saw the Lady Bucs gain a 25-17 win.
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Fishing Reports for September 19, 2008
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This report a courtesy of Oswego County Department of Community Development, Tourism and Planning.
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Oswego Girls Tennis Team Falls To West Genny
Coach Andrea DeSantis called it “a definitive defeat”. West Genesee beat Oswego’s girls varsity tennis team 6-1 on Thursday.
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Two In A Row For Buc Golfers
The Oswego High School Golf Team won its second straight match Thursday, completing an undefeated week of play. The boys beat CNS at home, 219-222.
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Thursday’s High School Sports Scoreboard
Oswego and F-M tangle in varsity boys and girls soccer. Who won and who lost…in our daily roundup of scores.
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7-0 for Oswego JV Volleyball
The JV girls’ volleyball team moved to 7-0 with a 2-1 win over Central Square.
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City of Fulton Fall Softball League results for Tuesday, September 16
6:00          C&S Moving rallied to win against Wyant Contracting, 24-22. C&S Moving scored a run in the first inning and three in the second while Wyant Contracting exploded for eight runs in the second to […]
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City of Fulton Fall Softball League results for Monday, September 15
6:00          Lakeview Lanes struck down Tavern on the Lock, 7-1. Lakeview Lanes scored two runs in the top of the second inning and Tavern on the Lock scored their only run in the bottom of […]
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Oswego’s Sova Posts Solid Round for LeMoyne Golf
Chris Sova of Oswego shot a 72 and 80 to finish tenth and lead his team to a fourth place finish at the 16-team event. Fellow Oswego grad Andrew Lloyd was 34th with a 78 and 80.
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John Donovan: Daily Windup: Mets need a spark
If the Mets are to avoid another collapse, they need their leadoff hitter to break loose. As for the other contenders, SI.com’s John Donovan pinpoints their issues.