By Jared Rosenberg, Nick Kobel, Derick Abbey and Pat Meehan: College athletes do not always go on to become professional players. That doesn’t mean their passion fades away after graduation. For Jason Mangone, Mark Sanchez and Nick Pontari coaching was the next logical step in fulfilling their dreams of success and satisfying that passion after... Continue Reading →
Race(walking) Through the Generations
By Derick Abbey: This year’s Section V Indoor Track State Qualifier meet was a very one special for coach John Izzo, not because it marked his 52nd year in coaching but because he got to see his granddaughter take second place and secure a spot in the State Indoor Championships for race-walking. Despite only being... Continue Reading →
Star Quarterback to Leave Brockport
By Matthew Lauster: After accounting for almost 10,000 passing yards and scoring 99 total touchdowns, one of the greatest tenures in recent years for The College at Brockport football program has come to an abrupt end. Star quarterback Joe Germinerio has decided to transfer schools following the 2018 season. With Germinerio starting the past two... Continue Reading →
Gary LaPietra: Still Going Strong After 23 Years
By Matt Lauster: Brockport, NY – Dedication is defined as being committed to a task or purpose. With over 30 years of coaching soccer at both the high school and collegiate levels, Gary LaPietra, the head men’s soccer coach at The College at Brockport, fits the definition to a T. LaPietra’s soccer career has always... Continue Reading →
Athletes Out of Bounds: Emily Nestler
By Carson Werner and Paul Cifonelli: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5t6reRLcehI&feature=youtu.be Emily Nestler, a senior at The College at Brockport, is about a month and a half away from graduating from college. While she is able to look forward to graduation, she can also look back on her time as a student-athlete. Nestler wrapped up her final season on the women’s... Continue Reading →
2017 MLB Season: First Impressions
By Daniel Daly, The 2017 MLB season is underway and teams are starting to show their true colors. There have been many surprises around the league. Here are some of the most notable stories taking place so far: New York Yankees: During the offseason, many analysts predicted that the Yankees would end up a .500... Continue Reading →
Golden Eagles Soar to the sixth spot in SUNYAC Conference
By: Daniel Daly After starting the season 0-7, including a blowout 93-47 loss to No. 11 nationally ranked University of Rochester, the Brockport Golden Eagles women's basketball team dug deep and won three of its next four games beating conference rivals like SUNY Potsdam and SUNY Plattsburgh to improve to 3-8 to before the brunt of... Continue Reading →
Men’s lacrosse team gears up for another season
Behind the defense prowess of senior Colin Blind, the Brockport men's lacrosse team is preparing for another successful SUNYAC performance in 2017.
The last year of Brockport’s great Wall
Team leader Kelly Wall is in her final year of collegiate lacrosse looking to guide Brockport's team to another NCAA tournament bid.
Newcomb: SUNYAC men’s basketball bracketology
With this week's SUNYAC men's basketball tournament underway, editor-in-chief Nicholas Newcomb takes a look at some of the story lines in this year's playoffs.