Suny Canton Athletics
ROO NEWS
- WEEKLY RECAP: Women’s Basketball Earns NAC Sweep at Farmington February 6, 2019All four winter sports were in action last week as the women's basketball team earned a weekend road NAC sweep at Maine (Feed generated with FetchRSS)
- Holliday Nets Game-High 23 Points in Last Second Overtime Loss at UMF February 5, 2019Robert Holliday, Jr. scored a game-high 23 points but the men's basketball lost a back-and-forth battle, 77-75, in (Feed generated with FetchRSS)
- Leathem’s Goal Leads Roos to 1-1 Tie at Morrisville February 5, 2019Kelly Leathem scored her third goal of the season to lead the women's hockey team to a 1-1 tie at Morrisville State in (Feed generated with FetchRSS)
- Balanced Offense Leads Women’s Hoops to Fourth Straight Win February 5, 2019Autumn Watkins and Antanasia Chambers scored in double figures to lead a balanced SUNY Canton offense as the women's (Feed generated with FetchRSS)
- Strong First Period Carries No. 2 Geneseo Past Roos February 5, 2019Austin Washkurak made 24 saves on 25 shots in relief but No. 2 nationally-ranked SUNY Geneseo scored four first period (Feed generated with FetchRSS)
SLU Athletics
SAINTS NEWS
- Saints Name 2019-20 Award Winners, Mannella Voted MVP May 21, 2020The St. Lawrence University men's hockey team presented its 2019-20 team awards in April with captains Ryan Garvey and Dylan Woolf leading the way with two awards apiece, while senior goaltender Daniel Mannella was selected by his teammates as the Dr. Stuart A. Winning Most Valuable Player.
- Trio of Women's Hockey Alumnae Take Coaching Positions May 20, 2020Three St. Lawrence women's hockey alumnae have taken new coaching positions in recent weeks.
- Nordic Skiing Announces 2020 Team Awards May 18, 2020The St. Lawrence University Nordic squad and head coach Ethan Townsend '98, M '01 presented their 2020 team awards last week via Zoom. Senior captain Lucy Hochschartner was named the women's MVP and was also awarded the 2020 Axtell Award, while sophomore Brian Beyerbach was named the men's MVP and first-year Charlie Reinhardt was also […]
- Athletic Department Announces Senior Award Winners May 14, 2020The St. Lawrence University Athletic Department is proud to announce the following members of the Class of 2020 as this year's senior award winners.
- SA Commentary: Rowing Prepared Us for Hard Challenges May 13, 2020I'll never forget how smooth the St. Lawrence River was when we went to the boathouse for the last time. It was March, a few days before we departed campus for online learning. We were there to put away the boats that were supposed to be heading to Florida for our training trip over spring […]
NFL NEWS
- Goodbye, pass interference review: What could the NFL do now? May 28, 2020The NFL's pass interference replay review rule, implemented ahead of the 2019 season, is dead. What comes next for the league's officiating department?
- How Bills quarterback Josh Allen can take the next step May 28, 2020The QB enters Year 3 needing to make strides with his accuracy, deep ball and decision-making if he hopes to make the Bills a Super Bowl contender.
- Ravens' Stanley hoping to get paid like top LT May 28, 2020Ronnie Stanley played like the best left tackle in the NFL last season, and he said Wednesday he wants to get paid like that with his next deal.
- Jets WR Enunwa not giving up on playing again May 28, 2020Quincy Enunwa, who is out for the 2020 season with a career-threatening knee injury, told ESPN's Rich Cimini that he still hopes to play but knows that decision is no longer in his control.
- Mayfield: Actions, not words my focus for Year 3 May 28, 2020Baker Mayfield has struck a quieter tone entering Year 3 in the NFL. Said the Browns' QB after a rocky sophomore season: "It's just time to work, do our thing, instead of talking about it."
College Football
- UAB incoming freshman Smith drowns at age 18 May 28, 2020UAB incoming freshman Jamari Smith drowned while swimming at a lake. He was 18.
- Gophers limit ties with police after man's death May 28, 2020The University of Minnesota announced it will "no longer contract the Minneapolis Police Department" for large on-campus events, including football games, following an incident Monday in which a man died in police custody.
- How Maurice Clarett found himself, and purpose, in hometown May 28, 2020The former Ohio State legend, who did prison time, is now helping in the communities he always hoped to impact.
- Flag gone wrong? A look at the most controversial calls in college football history May 28, 2020Miami has won the 2003 Fiesta Bowl! Or not. Just as the Hurricanes were celebrating another national title, a controversial flag changed the course of history. Relive the classic game at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN.
- The best college football recruits we've ever seen May 28, 2020Jadeveon Clowney might be the best college football recruit in the ESPN era, but not all top prospects panned out.
NHL NEWS
- How the 2020 NHL playoffs can be the greatest ever May 28, 2020While much uncertainty remains as to whether play can actually resume, there are five specific ways the league can maximize the fun should a playoff tournament happen.
- NHL playoff talk from the Edge: WWE superstar offers takes on format, Maple Leafs' chances May 28, 2020We check in with Ontario native Edge (nee Adam Copeland) after the NHL announced its return-to-play format.
- How USA Hockey hopes to bring kids back to the ice after the pandemic May 28, 2020Is the organization better set up than it was during the previous dips due to NHL lockouts? Pat Kelleher highlights the plan for safely getting kids back into the game.
- Surgery ends season for Penguins' Bjugstad May 28, 2020The Pittsburgh Penguins announced Wednesday that forward Nick Bjugstad won't play again this season after undergoing spinal surgery to repair a herniated disk.
- Canucks consider moving training camp to U.S. May 28, 2020The Canucks are considering moving training camp to the United States because of Canada's 14-day mandatory quarantine requirement for those arriving in the country.
MLB NEWS
- Glanville: Here's why I'd play this year -- and why I wouldn't May 28, 2020A former pro weighs the pros and cons of returning to the diamond during a global pandemic.
- Inside Roy Halladay's struggle with pain, addiction May 28, 2020Exclusive interviews with Roy Halladay's family, friends, teammates and coaches reveal how the Hall of Fame pitcher's last years were gripped by physical and mental pain, and an addiction to prescription drugs.
- Top 10 draft busts of the past decade May 28, 2020From a No. 1 pick who never made the show to a can't-miss college bat who missed, these are the worst whiffs.
- Re-drafting the top picks in every MLB draft from 2010-2019 May 28, 2020Gerrit Cole on the O's? Cody Bellinger in Houston? We look back at the past decade to assess where teams went wrong and which players they should have taken instead.
- Kiley McDaniel's 2020 MLB mock draft 2.0 May 28, 2020With the draft about two weeks away, here's our latest intel on how things will shake out in Round 1.
NBA NEWS
- Lowe: What the new version of the NBA playoffs should look like May 28, 2020Here are ways for the NBA to create a fair tournament and make the postseason feel real.
- Sources: NBA eyes plan for players' families May 28, 2020Conversations between the NBA and NBPA have centered on the timing of family arrivals at Walt Disney World Resort, which are likely to start once an initial wave of teams are eliminated and the number of people within the league's bubble decreases.
- Knicks hire 3 execs to work in Rose's front office May 28, 2020The Knicks hired three executives Wednesday as they build the front office around new team president Leon Rose.
- Blazers' Lillard: Play-in tourney 'would be perfect' May 28, 2020Portland guard Damian Lillard said NBA players "want to play for something," a play-in tournament for teams outside the playoff picture is the best option and if the NBA decides to go straight to the playoffs, "we would all be disappointed."
- LeBron, Kap join outrage over Minn. man's death May 28, 2020LeBron James and Colin Kaepernick are among the high-profile athletes who have taken to social media to voice their outrage over the death of George Floyd, who died Monday night while in Minneapolis police custody.
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
- Inside Eric Devendorf's plan to keep kids off their phones and on the court May 28, 2020The former Syracuse basketball star, who also was an assistant coach at Syracuse and Detroit Mercy, is sharing instructional videos through social media.
- Gophers limit ties with police after man's death May 28, 2020The University of Minnesota announced it will "no longer contract the Minneapolis Police Department" for large on-campus events, including football games, following an incident Monday in which a man died in police custody.
- Basketball Hall pushing enshrinement to 2021 May 28, 2020Jerry Colangelo, chairman of the board of governors for the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, told ESPN on Wednesday that enshrinement ceremonies for the star-studded Class of 2020 will be moved to spring 2021.
- ASU's Hurley at odds with AD over allegations May 28, 2020Arizona State basketball coach Bobby Hurley accused athletic director Ray Anderson of "disturbing" actions when dealing with harassment allegations against a prominent athletic booster in a December email.
- Houston's White Jr. out for '20-21 with torn ACL May 28, 2020Senior forward Fabian White Jr., who started all 31 games for Houston last season, will miss the 2020-21 season with a torn ACL.