The Oswego High School girls’ lacrosse squad scored a 17-11 victory over Massena to advance to the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Class B State Tournament semifinal. And Oswego sophomore Corey Keefe continued to display his tremendous athletic talent. He will take part in the state meet this coming weekend at Cal-Mumford in the Rochester area.
Oswego High School Principal Brian Hartwell along with Superintendent of Schools William Crist congratulated this year’s valedictorian and salutatorian for their outstanding academic endeavors. Justine Harrington will be this year salutatorian. Nikole Bonacorsi is the valedictorian.
With temperatures reaching nearly 140 degrees on the field the Oswego and Carthage girls’ varsity lacrosse teams squared off for the Section III Class B title. It was an emotional and physical roller coaster as the teams gutted it out before the Bucs advanced to the state regional competition for the first time in the history of the program with a 15-14 victory.
Oswego Tennis capped off another quality season with a fourth place finish at the Section 3, Class A Tournament at Syracuse University. On Monday, the Oswego girls’ varsity golf team finished its 2011 regular season with a victory on Monday over West Genesee by a final margin of 219-228.
League softball champions, a come-from-behind lacrosse rally that fell just short, runners tearing up tracks and lady lacrosse teams prepping for post season are just some of the recent highlights in Oswego scholastic athletics.
The Buccaneer Bulletin, Oswego High School’s newspaper, was named the top student newspaper in Central New York by the Syracuse Newspapers in High School Press Day ceremonies on Monday at the S.I. Newhouse School of Communications at Syracuse University.
Despite horrible weather conditions that have resulted in a record number of rescheduled games the Oswego teams have been in action between the torrential rain storms that have struck Central New York.
The Oswego High School “Sounds of Spring” Wind Ensemble concert is this Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Faust Theatre. This concert features the Oswego High School Wind Ensemble, which is a select ensemble of nearly 41 students chosen from the nearly 150 instrumentalists currently enrolled in the high school band program.
The program is open to all high school students in Oswego County. Preference is given to those entering their freshman or sophomore years that have shown leadership potential and a desire to learn.
The Oswego girls’ track team lost to the host Lady Bulldogs of Nottingham Wednesday by the score of 81-44, in a CNYCL American Division contest. Junior standout Whitney Ford was a triple winner for the Lady Bucs.
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