Sports

From Captain to Cubicle

Life as a star athlete or captain of a successful sports team can make people feel like they could do anything.  Justin Pumputis graduated from Nazareth College in 2021. He helped lead the Golden Flyers to their first conference championship… Read More ›

Life on Ice

Julianne Dardis is a junior at SUNY Brockport. She is 20 years old. She is on a competitive synchronized skating team.  Synchronized skating is a division of figure skating, where there’s between eight to 20 people on a team, but… Read More ›

Turning the tide

By Zach Harnischfeger Many college athletes aren’t fortunate enough to play at the professional level. When they graduate and their playing career is over some gravitate to being a coach. This transition from a player to a coach isn’t always… Read More ›

Hitting the Links

By Dylan Rippe When people think of golf many think of a boring sport played by old white men. That is quickly changing.  According to the National Golf Foundation, women account for 25% of golfers and people of color account… Read More ›

Lifting Your Mind

By Dylan Rippe College students are struggling. According to Mayo Clinic Health, up to 44% of college students have reported symptoms of depression and anxiety. Recent research has shown consistent exercise can combat these symptoms and provide relief.  St. John… Read More ›

Fountain of Youth

By Dylan Rippe Brockport Boys Varsity Soccer coach Jeffery Phillips is in the process of rebuilding a team decimated by the loss of 15 seniors. “I have been coaching for 20 years, five as a head coach and this is… Read More ›

The rapid rise of lacrosse

The sport of lacrosse is constantly gaining popularity. More schools, from high schools to colleges, are beginning to offer lacrosse programs. According to Lacrosse All Stars, the state with the most lacrosse programs is New York. According to World Lacrosse,… Read More ›