Aramburu and Andrews earn Laker recognition
Oswego State names hockey player Alexa Aramburu and wrestler Kade Andrews athletes of the week. Aramburu led a 7-2 win at Williams College scoring a hat trick and added the game winner in a 1-0 Sunday victory to move the Lakers to 9-1. Andrews split two Sunday wins at Madison Square Garden, topping Stevens in a 4-1 match and pinning a Muhlenberg foe as Oswego State prepares for the RIT Invitational.
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Laker wrestling splits matches at MSG Grapple in the Garden
Oswego State wrestling split a pair at Madison Square Garden, losing to Stevens Institute 31 12 before beating Muhlenberg 41 7. The Lakers grabbed four wins against Stevens including a 4:28 fall by Bryan Coll at 149, and pins by Bushey and Andrews.
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Oswego State Mens Hockey Reaches No 1 In Poll
Oswego State men s hockey team sits atop the USCHO Division III poll with a 7-0-0 record and 12 first place votes, rising from No 3 after an idle weekend. Adrian remains No 2 with three first place votes, while St Norbert tumbles to No 3 after a loss to Manhattanville. Wisconsin Stevens Point and Geneseo round out the top five.
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Mexico Tigers Set to Open 2016-17 With DeLong Back
Mexico High School basketball begins its 2016 17 season on December 6 at home against Solvay led by senior guard forward Dylan Delong returning from a team that made the Section III playoffs last season Delong named to the OHSL Freedom National first team will anchor a lineup with six returning players including Dakota Deasy Zach Lawler Jace Eastman and Kyle Pettit Coach Paul Callaghan emphasizes defense as the engine for success and aims to reach the sectionals with a balanced inside and outside attack.
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Oswego Buccaneer wrestling opens season after recovery
Oswego Oswego High School prepares for a 6 p.m. season opener against Morrisville Eaton at Oswego Middle School. Budget cuts had eliminated varsity wrestling but booster fundraising restored the program. Head coach Kurt D Angelo lauds returning wrestlers Led by Stephen Demong with goals of reaching state, discusses depth at 195 220 and 285 pounds and freshman prospects. The Bucs compete in OHSL Freedom American with Fulton and others, with tournaments planned including Andersen, North Country, Ken Haines Memorial, Akley Duals, and Cazenovia Invitational. Senior night is January 23 and a Youth Night event on December 22.
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