This year's Super Bowl features an incredible mix of feel-good, triumph over tragedy side stories and a battle of the league's offensive titans, two deep and complex storylines that that make it hard to know where to start.

Geneseo Blue Wave traveled to East Meadow, N.Y. last weekend to compete in the East Coast Athletic Conference championship against some of the best Division III swimmers and divers in the country, coming away with a championship and second-place finish.

Last Tuesday the Geneseo men's basketball squad dropped their home opener, losing to the Hobart Statesmen 70-54, struggling on the offensive end during the entire game.

On Nov. 20 the Ice Knights hosted one of their biggest conference rivals, SUNY Brockport, and came away with a hard-fought 2-1 victory to improve to 4-5 on the season.

At the halfway point of their season, the Knights were 5-4-1 overall and 0-3-1 in conference play. Somehow, however, the team picked itself up and didn't lose another game for the rest of the year.

Geneseo has cultivated a reputation for excellence, both in the classroom and on the athletic field. The women's soccer team, however, features a unique situation.

On Oct. 31, the Lady Warthogs made history as they won the New York Rugby Union Championship, 12-6, against Siena College, the No. 2 seed in the Eastern division. Geneseo was the top-seeded team from the West.

The women's field hockey team lost their final game of the season on Saturday at William Smith College, 3-1 -- Geneseo's 12th consecutive loss against the college.

This past Saturday was a record-setting day for the Geneseo cross-country teams as both the men and women swept the SUNYAC championships and garnered numerous awards along the way.

The Geneseo women's soccer team knew when they entered last weekend that they needed a victory to secure their spot in the conference tournament.

SUNY Binghamton's athletic department has been embroiled in a scandal involving the men's basketball team for the past month.

This past week was an exciting one for Geneseo women's volleyball team, as they won three of their four matches at Nazareth College over the weekend before losing to RIT on Tuesday.

Homecoming weekend was less than a complete success for both the men's and women's soccer teams, with neither team winning both of their games over the course of the weekend.

In speaking to Jim Chen, the head coach of the Geneseo women's tennis team, one can't help but discover his zest for the game of tennis.

This past weekend was a busy one for the Lady Knights volleyball team as they improved their record to 8-3 after finishing third at the Ithaca Bombers Tournament.

On Saturday, April 25, Geneseo hosted its first track meet since the 1998 SUNYAC Championship.

On Saturday, the Geneseo track and field squads split up as the distance runners competed at the Cortland Classic and the rest of the team traveled to the Brockport Invitational.

Continuing their impressive season, the Geneseo men's lacrosse team ran all over the Morrisville Mustangs on Saturday afternoon, defeating them with a score of 22-1.

On Friday, Geneseo's outdoor distance runners traveled to Bucknell University to participate in the Bucknell Distance Carnival. The next day, the rest of the track team competed at the Roberts Wesleyan Invitational.