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Delhi football forfeits Section 4 Class D football semifinal victory
Delaware Academy announced Thursday, Nov. 12 that Section 4 ruled the school used an ineligible player in its Class D football semifinal victory over Deposit/Hancock and must forfeit the win and the rest of its season. Delhi was scheduled to face defending state champion Tioga Central in the Class D sectional final at 8 p.m. Friday at Chenango Valley. Delaware Academy superintendent Carey Shultz announced the ruling on the school's website and said Delhi filed an appeal. The Bulldogs beat Deposit/Hancock, 49-14, in their semifinal and are ranked second in the state in Class D by the New York State Sports Writers Association. More: Matchups, players to watch for Elmira-Corning region teams in championship weekend Shultz wrote the decision was based on a sectional eligibility rule the district did not know about. "Prompted by recent news from another school within New York state, the district was reviewing its readiness for the upcoming sectional final when we learned that our team would not be able to advance," Shultz wrote. "Section IV's ruling is based on eligibility requirements for student-athletes for teams entering sectional play. "I know how difficult this news is, not only for our players, but also for their families
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SUNY Poly's Regional Economic Impact
UTICA, N.Y. -- SUNY Polytechnic Institute has generated an economic boost for the Mohawk Valley and Central New York region, according to a new study. The study released this year in August by Lightcast, SUNY Poly contributed $356.8 million in economic impact and supported 2,901 jobs during the 2024–25 fiscal year.
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25 Famous People You Didn’t Know Graduated From Binghamton University
People sometimes think of Binghamton University as a place where students go to prepare for careers in business, science, law, and other demanding fields. That is certainly part of its reputation. Yet the university has also educated actors, comedians, musicians, writers, television personalities, political leaders, and people who helped build major American companies. Some of those names are so familiar that their connection to this SUNY campus in New York’s Southern Tier comes as a surprise.