The newest members of the Oswego High School Athletic Hall of Fame will be inducted on Dec. 29. This will be the third “class” to be inducted into the sports hall and though small in number it is high in quality.
The ice hockey team scored its third one-goal win of the year, the girls’ varsity basketball team split and the boys’ basketball team lost a heartbreaking overtime decision. Meanwhile, the wrestling team was also competing as the first full winter sports weekend kept the Oswego Bucs busy.
Wrestling, hockey and bowling have commenced on the varsity sports level while modified teams continue to compete in volleyball and basketball. Ice hockey team remains unbeaten.
Back by popular demand, a magical journey will once again take place this Christmas for students of all ages in the Oswego City School District.
The Oswego High School Drama Club will be presenting Agatha Christies “Murder on the Nile” on Nov. 19 and 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the Faust Theatre for the Performing Arts.
The Oswego High School was one of four Central New York schools the state removed from its list of schools in need of improvement (SINI).
Students from the Oswego High School WBUC communications program recently participated in the Panic Film Festival sponsored by the SUNY Oswego Film Club.
Lady Bucs volleyball proved victorious and there were solid individual efforts on the cross country course at Weedsport as the regular season starts to wind down for Buccaneer student-athletes.
Oswego sports teams have been active during the past week. Oswego swimmers and runners had solid individual performances in recent outings. Despite winning six of eleven events, the Oswego High School Lady Bucs swim team lost to Auburn 91-79.
Lady Buc swimmers and jayvee volleyball teams remained tough in sports action on Wednesday night while also sporting solid efforts were the boys’ and girls’ varsity soccer teams along with the girls’ cross country squad and the girls’ varsity volleyball team.
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