Coming off a 13-12 victory against the Rochester Institute of Technology on March 27, the Geneseo women’s lacrosse team looked to continue the momentum going into their next game versus the 17th ranked William Smith College Herons. The Knights traveled to Geneva to take on the Herons and Geneseo fell 13-10.
Read MoreWomen’s swimming and diving succeeds at nationals, several receive All-American honors
Members of Geneseo’s women’s swimming and diving team were able to extend their season long past its usual end date by qualifying for and competing at the NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships meet held March 20-23. Geneseo placed 19th overall out of 50 teams, with three individual athletes earning All-American honors.
Read MoreSoftball starts season with winning record after successful spring break
The Geneseo softball team traveled to Clermont, Fla. over spring break to kick off their season. The Knights returned home with an 8-4 record.
Read MoreBuffalo closes out free agency push, begins to ramp up preparation for league draft
The new league year is underway, and the NFL is just under one month away from the draft, which begins April 25. For the Buffalo Bills, this means an end to the hectic first few weeks of free agency and the beginning of the pre-draft visitation period for players who have committed to the draft.
Read MoreWomen’s lacrosse stumbles in Florida, bounces back on the road against RIT
Starting the season strong was a step in the right direction for the Geneseo women’s lacrosse team. Their spring break trip to Englewood, Fla., however, proved to be a rough patch for the Knights.
Read MoreIce Knights falls to Norwich in national semifinal as historic season comes to an end
The road to the NCAA Division III men’s ice hockey semifinals was long in more ways than one. While Geneseo didn’t take any roads at all en route to Wisconsin for their semifinal game against the Norwich University Cadets from Vermont, it was every game played, every goal scored and every mile traveled leading up to it that put them in this illustrious position.
Read MoreSoftball set to begin play, travel to Florida for spring break
After a 32-9 record in a 2018 season that included a SUNYAC championship title, the Geneseo Knights softball team looks to repeat their success in the 2019 season.
Read MoreBuffalo makes early splash, builds offensive talent as free agency commences
The NFL’s free agency negotiation period began at noon on Monday March 11. During this period, teams can speak to players about signing them and verbally agree to contracts, but none of these deals became official until the start of the league year on Wednesday March 13 at 4 p.m.
Read MoreRaiders’s coach disproves critics’ doubts with acquisition of wide receiver Antonio Brown
The collapse of the Pittsburgh Steelers is in full swing. Contract negations, off-field disrespect and player feuds drove 30-year old wide receiver Antonio Brown and 27-year-old running back Le’Veon Bell out of Pittsburgh. The two players combined for 109 touchdowns and 16,543 yards for Pittsburgh over the past nine NFL seasons. Across the country in California, the Oakland Raiders head coach Jon Gruden appears to be reaping the benefits.
Read MoreMen’s lacrosse faces tough out-of-conference schedule, drops two home games in a row
The Geneseo men’s lacrosse team squared off against the St. Lawrence University Saints for their 2019 home opener on Saturday March 9.
Read MoreWomen’s lacrosse opens season undefeated, defeats Clarkson in most recent game
In May 2018, the Geneseo women’s lacrosse team found themselves with a disappointing end to their season: a loss in the SUNYAC semifinal. The momentum leading up to that game, however, was never lost and has propelled the team to begin this season with three straight wins.
Read MoreBuffalo Bills unlikely to select DeKaylin Metcalf, despite national media predictions
The 2019 NFL combine ended this week. College players from around the nation came to display their physical abilities in the hopes of wooing teams and moving up draft boards. One of the most impressive players at this year’s combine was wide receiver DeKaylin Metcalf.
Read MoreTrack and field teams secure conference titles, send athletes to national meet
Now that winter is close to ending, there are many things to look forward to: blooming flowers, green grass and sunny days without blinding snow on the ground. For Geneseo’s track and field team, the warmer weather means the beginning of the outdoor season.
Read MoreWomen’s basketball team falls to reigning national champions after win in NCAA game
With the regular season and the SUNYACs finished, Geneseo women’s basketball traveled to Amherst, Mass. to compete in the NCAA’s Division III tournament. Although they came away with a win on Friday March 1 against the Vassar College Brewers, they didn’t make it past Amherst’s own Amherst College Mammoths in a game on Saturday March 2.
Read MoreIce Knights repeat as SUNYAC champions, defeat SUNY Oswego after close game
The Geneseo Ice Knights were given the opportunity to accomplish multiple potentially exciting achievements on Saturday March 2. They squared off against their rivals, SUNY Oswego, in the SUNYAC Championship game and won.
Read MoreSports Editorial: Antonio Brown on trading block, but Buffalo Bills will not be his new team
February is usually a quiet month for the NFL; teams cannot trade players and draft talk has usually not ramped up quite yet. This year has been a different story.
Read MoreWomen’s basketball falls in conference final, receives at-large bid to NCAA tournament
Geneseo women’s basketball ended the SUNYAC tournament this past weekend by splitting their two games. Despite their eventual loss to the SUNY New Paltz Hawks in the overtime of the SUNYAC championship, the Knights officially received an at-large bid for the NCAA Division III tournament.
Read MoreBlue Wave earns another SUNYAC trophy, continues historic success
For three long days in late February, the Geneseo swimming and diving team put their season on the line to compete at the SUNYAC Championships. Unsurprisingly, both the men’s and women’s teams returned to Geneseo this past Saturday as champions.
Read MoreIce Knights defeat Fredonia, advance to SUNYAC Championship match
The regular season conference champions Geneseo Ice Knights hit the ice on Saturday Feb. 23 in the SUNYAC semi-finals as winners of 19 of their last 20 games.
Read MoreMen’s basketball splits weekend slate, falls to Oswego in final game of season
Despite the Knights’ elimination from SUNYAC play last week and their season ending in a loss, the team still had a momentous last game as they celebrated their star senior players, a strong sentiment of senior forward Sean Avery.
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