For the first time in almost a year it was as close to a normal Saturday on the local high school sports scene that we’ve seen, with action on the hardwood, volleyball court and the ice.
Following in a long line of talented Beaver River cross-country runners, Cory Demo signed a letter of intent Wednesday to take his talents to the next level.
Game 2 of the 3 game weekend series between the Clarkson Lady Golden Knights and the Lady Saints of St. Lawrence took place Sunday afternoon at Appleton Arena.
The official start to the high school basketball season for Jefferson County schools is set for March 1st, but 2 teams will be getting a head start this week with the Sackets Harbor boys traveling to Carthage on Tuesday to meet the Comets and hosting Carthage on Friday.
Twin brothers Aidan and Gavin Macaulay are pretty much inseparable both on and off the basketball court and the dynamic duo have helped lead the Lowville Boys’ Basketball Team to back-to-back Section 3 titles.
On Wednesday, Jefferson Community College launched their mascot introduction on social media and began a virtual campaign to name the school’s new mascot.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday that based on the success of an experiment at a Buffalo Bills game last month, the state has a plan to open other arenas and stadiums.
A battle of 2 top 10 teams nationally took place at Cheel Arena Sunday afternoon as the 9th ranked Clarkson Lady Golden Knights hosted the 5th ranked Colgate Lady Red Raiders in the final game of their 2 game weekend series.
In women’s college basketball from Alumni Gymnasium, the Clarkson Lady Golden Knights were in search of their 1st win of the season as they hosted their rivals from down Route 11: the Lady Saints of St. Lawrence.
In Women’s ECAC Hockey Sunday afternoon from Hamilton, the 10th ranked Clarkson Golden Knights closed out their 2 game weekend series with the Lady Red Raiders.
In men’s college basketball action Saturday afternoon from Alumni Gymnasium on the campus of Clarkson University, the Golden Knights hosted Bryant and Stratton.
The Clarkson Golden Knights men’s basketball team opened the home portion of their 2021 season Wednesday at Alumni Gymnasium, where they hosted Villa Maria.
LSU will interview current Minnesota Vikings defensive backs coach Daronte Jones for the Tigers’ open defensive coordinator position, according to ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg.
It turned out to be a nail-biter at St. Lawrence University’s Appleton Arena Thursday as the Skating Saints hosted the Red Raiders of Colgate University.
Game 2 of the Route 11 rivalry took place Sunday afternoon at Appleton Arena in Canton, where the Skating Saints of St. Lawrence hosted the Clarkson Golden Knights.
Saturday was an off day for the Skating Saints of St. Lawrence and the Clarkson Golden Knights Men’s Hockey teams as the two clubs prepare to meet again Sunday afternoon after a thriller Friday night at Cheel Arena in Potsdam.
When the puck drops on Friday night at Cheel Arena in the Route 11 rivalry between the Clarkson Golden Knights and the Skating Saints of St. Lawrence, it will be the 215th meeting between the two teams.
A busy weekend came to a close in Men’s ECAC hockey action on Sunday, with both the Skating Saints of St. Lawrence and the Clarkson Golden Knights closing out series.
The Skating Saints of St. Lawrence were looking to remain unbeaten on the season Saturday night at Appleton Arena where they hosted the Colgate Red Raiders.
She was the best player in women’s college hockey last year, winning the Patty Kazmaier Award. And if you look at the numbers, Elizabeth Giguere is the best women’s player to ever put on a Clarkson uniform.
After a few delays, the Skating Saints of St. Lawrence University finally opened their 2020-21 season and ECAC play Thursday afternoon at Appleton Arena.
Clarkson hosted its final non-conference men’s hockey game Tuesday before they head into ECAC play as Niagara visited Cheel Arena for the first time since 2015.
There’s some exciting news coming from southern Jefferson County for north country soccer players looking to take their games to the next level and be able to do that close to home.