The Little Red sophomore has been leading the way for her team, setting a new course record and the top 5K performance in the state at the Baldwinsville Invitational.
Windsor Black Knights Field Hockey beat the Walton Warriors, 7-0. 5 of those goals came from Elsie Conway, which tied a school record and earns her our 12 Sports Athlete of the Week.
Ava Grubham recently inked her name to join the Divison I Clemson Dance Team known as the RallyCats. The Windsor High dancer is finishing her Senior year as a Black Knight and is looking forward to becoming a Tiger at her dream school, Clemson. She’s our 12 Sports Athlete of the Week.
One of the athletes leading the way for Maine-Endwell is Liam Hadfield. The Spartan accomplished something this calendar year that just a handful of athletes across the country can say they completed. The Senior excelling in 3 sports; caught a touchdown, bowled a perfect game, and threw a no-hitter.
Alexis Herceg is stepping up for the Owego Girl’s Varsity Lacrosse team both in the offense, and as a leader. Herceg is helping to pace the River Hawks, and is our 12 Sports Athlete of the Week.
The Afton Crimson Knights are mowing through the team’s MAC schedule. A big reason why is the team’s pitching. Lead by two front end starters who can also do some damage at the dish, it’s clear to see why Justin Reeve, Ryan Wright, and the rest of the rotation are pitch perfection, and the 12 sports Athlete of the Week.
Audra Doll is leading the way for the Greene Trojans this spring, both in the backfield and on the diamond. The two sport star plays Quarterback for the school’s Flag Football team, and Shortstop for the softball squad.
The Chenango Valley Warriors boy’s lacrosse team is being led this season by Junior Midfielder Nate Marinaro. With twenty goals in five games, there is no doubt why Nate is the 12 Sports Athlete of the Week.
As an eighth-grader, Landon bowled a perfect 300 game in the STAC Championships. And now as a freshman, he took it all the way to the state tournament, where he finished second overall, with a six-game total of 1460.
The Owego River Hawks are on fire in 2024, they’ve got an 11-3 record overall, and are near the top of the STAC Central Division. A big reason for their success has been the play of senior guard Riley Loomis, who averages 14 points and 6 rebounds a game.
When the Union-Endicott Tigers need a big shot made, they look for number 4. Adriana Fontana, a senior guard who can make buckets from just about anywhere on the court.
The Johnson City girls’ basketball team is off to a 7-1 start as they head into the new year, ranked 6th in the state in Class A. One of the big reasons why this team is so successful is senior Marisa Smith.
In high school football, it’s not uncommon to see a player who gets on the field for both offense and defense. But it is rarer to see someone do it as well as Delhi senior Tanner Bracchy.
The Vestal Golden Bears took home the Section 4 Class B championship last weekend, and senior Aubree Wenner was a big reason why, scoring a hat trick to help her team to the 6-2 victory.
When the Susquehanna Valley Sabers need a spark on offense, they know who to give the ball to: Senior runningback Johnathan Cortese. The central back for SV’s offense has been solid so far in 2023, helping his team to a 3-1 record and a top-20 ranking in Class C.
Last week, Windsor field hockey senior Anna Finn scored two goals in their win over Greene which helped Finn break the all-time scoring record for the Windsor program, with 90 career goals.
Flag football is just in its second season in the Southern Tier, but for Binghamton senior quarterback Olivia Ackerson it looks like she’s been playing for her whole life.
”I’m going to score. This is going in no matter what.” It’s a pretty direct mindset, but it’s one that’s earned for Chenango Valley senior midfielder Tessa McEnaney.
During a postseason run, there’s usually one player on a team that steps up big. For the Union-Endicott girls basketball squad, that player is senior guard Ali DiPietro.
But what about teammates that have been together they’re whole life? That’s the case for twins John and Joe Bangel, senior big men on the Owego boys basketball team.
For Chenango Valley senior forward Maddi Trisket, she’s had to go from playing out on the perimeter as a junior, to now being the team’s low post player after the squad graduated a group of seniors.
