Fulton wrestlers defend Haines title at Oswego State
Fulton varsity wins the 13th Kenneth Haines Memorial Tournament with 241.5 points, outdistancing Fairport and General Brown. Three Fulton finalists Wyatt Willis Tim Holden and Travis Race fell short, but depth propelled the team as coach Jeff Waldron notes the win rests on wrestlebacks and collective scoring. Next up Akley Duals and Union Endicott Duals.
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Haines Memorial Tournament Yields Wide Team Results
The Kenneth Haines Memorial Tournament crowned team standings led by Fulton with 241.5 points, followed by Fairport 188.0 and General Brown 181.0. Mexico (149.0) and Victor (134.0) also posted top finishes as 34 teams competed, with champions including Victor’s Alex Samson at 106 and Mike Venosa at 126, Holland Patent’s Hunter Richard at 145, and Sandy Creek’s Joe Benedict at 195.
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Holland Patent
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Cato-Meridian
Onondaga/Tully
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Matt Cicco
Race
Jared Crucitti
Thomas Hughes
Kaleb Carreon
Noah Gates
Dylan Gorman
Aaron Yablonski
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Oswego JV girls fall in double OT title game
Oswego JV girls basketball lost the More Than a Game Tournament final to Susquehanna Valley 53-52 in double overtime after a 43-9 semifinal win over Bishop Grimes. Casaletta scored 23 in the final, Bradshaw 15, with Oswego rallying from an 11-5 start but fading late.
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Mexico varsity girls win semifinal at Holiday Tournament
Mexico defeated Red Jacket 53-38 in a semifinal as Kendra Harter scored 27 points and grabbed five rebounds. Emily Blunt and Amy Holland added seven points each for the Tigers, while Samantha Van Aken led Red Jacket with 16 points.
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Samantha Coupe
Oswego native Briglin boosts Clemson into playoff chase
Oswego native Mike Briglin serves as a volunteer defensive intern coach for Clemson, the ACC champion at 13-0, as the Tigers prepare to face Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl. A win would place Clemson in the National Championship Game against the Cotton Bowl winner Alabama or Michigan State, with Briglin calling the run unreal and pinch me moments.
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College Football Playoffs and Briglin's Clemson rise
The article outlines playoff matchups with Orange Bowl and Cotton Bowl semifinals on December 3 and a national championship on January 11. It profiles Briglin’s journey from Oswego High School through the Army to Clemson, detailing his coaching path from Moanalua to Incarnate Word and finally joining Dabo Swinney’s staff in 2015 as a defensive support coach.
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Dabo Swinney
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