College Hockey News reported Thursday night that the ECAC is considering splitting up the league into 2 divisions for the men’s and women’s college hockey seasons.
Signs of college sports are starting to take shape at Clarkson University where both the men’s and women’s hockey teams are back at work in hopes of playing some games before the end of the 2020 year.
With the cold weather upon us, thoughts of hockey come to mind.For the Watertown Wolves, hopes of holding a pro placement camp in Novermber, and a Federal Hockey League season beginning in December.
On Friday, Section 3 announced their decision to move forward with a fall high school sports season for low and moderate risk sports. But the next few days will give more clarity as to if those sports will indeed happen not only at a sectional level, but a local level as well.
Several recent public opinion polls have shown skepticism from the Japanese public and the business community that the games can go on — or should go on.
After weeks of questions surrounding guidelines and protocol for fall high school sports, there appears to be a plan in place for sections and schools to work from.
On Friday night, members of the Watertown Boxing Club gathered to share stories about their experiences both in and out of the ring. Stories they hope will continue in the near future.
A little over a week ago, the University of Alaska Anchorage announced that their men’s college hockey program would be eliminated after the 2020-21 season. It came as a blow to Madrid native and former Clarkson player Matt Curley.
COVID-19 has had a major impact on the college sports world, and on Wednesday, a Division 1 Men’s Hockey Team that has local ties to it learned it’s school was shelving it’s program after the upcoming 2020-21 season due to the coronavirus.
The COVID-19 pandemic has hit the fitness business particularly hard, with gyms struggling to re-open, some filing for bankruptcy and some even closing their doors permanently.
Six months ago when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, we visited Double Play Fitness Center in Lowville, which had to close abruptly along with other gyms in the area.
It’s been a quiet summer on the diamond at the Alex Duffy Fairgrounds with the Watertown Rapids cancelling their 2020 Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball season.
The Federal Hockey League season is quickly approaching and teams around the league are beginning to brace for the fact that the season may not start on time due to COVID-19.
The 2020 SiteOne Bassmaster Elite at St. Lawrence River was a success both on land and in the water for the 86 anglers and support crew that traveled to Clayton for the 4 day long event last week.
The coronavirus forced another change in Major League Baseball’s schedule, bringing the league’s total to eight teams affected in the first nine days of the season.
he 2020 Siteone Bassmaster Elite at St. Lawrence River was a success both on land and in the water for the 86 anglers and support crew that traveled to Clayton for the four-day-long event last week.
Sunday was the final day of competition at the 2020 SiteOne Bassmaster Elite at St. Lawrence River in Clayton with a first place check of $100,000 dollars on the line.
Friday marked day 2 of competition at the 2020 SiteOne Bassmaster Elite at St. Lawrence River, seeing more big numbers posted as the field of 86 anglers was cut to 40 after Friday’s weigh-ins.
Day one of fishing at the 2020 Siteone Bassmaster Elite at St. Lawrence River is in the books, with some big numbers posted on the opening day of fishing.
The final of the 2020 Watertown Mens City Golf Championship took place Sunday at the Watertown Golf Club with defending champ and 7 time winner John Bufalini meeting 14 time champ Bob Hughes for the title.
After a busy weekend of play at the Watertown Golf Club, the championship flight of the Watertown Men’s City Golf Tournament is down to the final 16 golfers.
Match play in the 2020 Watertown Men’s City Golf Championship kicked off Sunday at the Watertown Golf Club with 32 of the top players in the area looking to take home the top prize.
One of the few sporting events still taking place locally this summer due to COVID-19 began Saturday at the Watertown Golf Club as the best golfers in the area teed it up for the 2020 Watertown Mens City Golf Championship.
C. Brian Oaks has been a fixture at South Lewis for the last 25 years, but at the end of the school year the Falcons athletic director called it a career after 38 years as a teacher and administrator.
