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Laundree, Myers Top SUNY Awards
PLATTSBURGH, NY – A pair of local Section 7 athletes continue to make good on the college soccer field. The SUNYAC conference has awarded Tristan Laundree (AuSable Valley) and Sydney Myers (Saranac) with the league’s players of the week. More details on the awards in the video above.
The Burlington Free Press
Burlington girls soccer honors teammate battling kidney disease
For over 14 years, Burlington High School girls soccer freshman Mariella Desjardin has been battling kidney disease. Her illness did not stop her from making the Seahorses' varsity roster as a freshman, seeing time in several games this fall. Desjardin is one of two freshmen to make the varsity team. "We saw the spot as an opportunity for her to build community and change the style of this team," Tonya Desjardin, Mariella's mother, said. During Burlington's regular-season finale against Essex on Saturday, Oct. 17 , the Seahorses paid tribute to Mariella Desjardin. Head coach Jeff Hayes read a short speech and athletic director Quaron Pinckney read a statement from a former elementary teacher of Desjardin's who became a living organ donor. The team learned of Desjardin's health issues a few weeks ago, but immediately wanted to help which led to the Oct. 17's events. With the whole team embracing Desjardin, the Seahorses earned their first victory since Sept. 16, with a 1-0 win over Essex. Junior striker Sidney Burdick scored the game's lone goal within the first five minutes. Desjardin was recently accepted into the Dartmouth Medical Center transplant program and could be getting a new kidney as early as
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Men’s basketball downed by Vermont in exhibition tilt
BURLINGTON, Vt. – Junior guard Kole Hanson dropped a team-high 18 points in 27 minutes off the bench as the Holy Cross men’s basketball team fell to Vermont 90-80 in an exhibition contest in Patrick Gymnasium Saturday. Hanson shot 7-of-13 (53.8 percent) from the field going 4-of-8 (50.0 percent) from distance with a team-high three assists, to go with a pair of boards and a steal. Seniors John St. Germain III (17 points) and Declan Ryan (16 points) joined their teammate in double figures. HOW IT HAPPENED: A layup from sophomore guard/forward Jude Haigh gave the Crusaders an early 10-9…
Cornell Daily Sun
Annelies Bergmann Ties Shutout Record as No. 14 Women’s Hockey stifles No. 15 Vermont
The Red (2-0-0, 0-0-0 ECAC) came into the game in good spirits, with the recent 3-2 victory over the Catamounts (3-3-0, 0-0-0 Hockey East) and a series sweep on its mind. Before puck drop, senior goaltender Annelies Bergmann stood at 21 career shutouts. She added another to her total as the Red stifled the Catamounts 1-0, tying the school record for shutouts in the process.
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Men’s Hockey hold their own against No. 11 Boston University
The unranked UVM men’s hockey team faced off against No. 11 nationally ranked Boston University in an electric two day series over the weekend. The Cats won 2-1 on Friday, Oct. 16 before losing 1-2 in overtime on Saturday. An electric crowd helped the Cats along, with the student...
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Women's Tennis Earns Spot in SUNYAC Championship with 4-0 Win
Binghamton, N.Y. - The Oswego Lakers secure their place in the SUNYAC finals after a gritty 4-0 sweep against the Plattsburgh State Cardinals. Oswego managed to gain the edge early by taking the doubles point, and strong performances across the board in singles play ensured the Lakers would continue their SUNYAC championship bid.
The Burlington Free Press
David Ismail ends scoring drought, leads Vermont soccer to comeback win over UNH
David Ismail ended a two-month scoring drought and Vermont soccer prolonged a yearslong home unbeaten streak typical Catamount fashion: A second-half comeback with a late-regulation winner. Ismail, who scored for the first time since Aug. 23 with a first-half penalty strike, blasted in the go-ahead goal in the 84th minute, capping Vermont's rally for a 3-2 victory over New Hampshire in front of 2,197 at windy Virtue Field on Saturday, Oct. 17. No. 16 Vermont (9-1-3, 3-0-1), which trailed 2-1 at the break, also extended its regular-season home unbeaten run to 27 consecutive games (19-0-8), a streak that started on Oct. 27, 2023. "Love the guys’ response. What a great second-half attitude and what a way to turn the tide … and never give up," said Vermont first-year head coach Adrian Dubois, who is an UNH alum. "That is what Vermont football is. When you do that, good things are going to happen." DAVID ISMAIL WITH THE BRACE IN THE 84TH MINUTE 🚨🚨 Vermont takes a 3-2 lead! Halim Bangura and Luis Vetter each tally an assist on UVM's third goal 😼 #LetsRally pic.twitter.com/q4nCl1fPUD — UVM Men's Soccer (@UVMmsoccer) October 17, 2026 After Vermont was rewarded a PK following an
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Stanley Leads Vermont Women to Victory at Fall Foliage Invite
ST. ALBANS, Vt. – Siena Stanley pulled away from the field in the Women's 5k on Sunday at the Fall Foliage Invitational to win with a time of 17:46.40. The Catamount Women won the meet against Sacred Heart and Bryant with 30 points. The Vermont Men finished second with Daniel Brennan the top finisher.
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Men's Basketball Defeats Holy Cross in First Exhibition Game Saturday Afternoon
BURLINGTON, VT — Vermont defeated Holy Cross 90-80 on Saturday afternoon at Patrick Gym. Will Davies led the Catamounts with a team-high 24 points. "I thought we did a lot of good things today especially offensively scoring 90 points and specifically in the first half. There is a lot to clean up defensively, but it was good to be out there and get back to it." – Head Coach John Becker.
MaxPreps
Football Recap: Saranac Can't Keep Pace with Peru + How To Watch
Saranac extended their losing streak to four on Saturday, dropping them down to 2-5. They received a blow as they fell 34-20 to the Peru Nighthawks. While losing is never fun, the Chiefs can't take it too hard given the team's big disadvantage in MaxPreps' New York football rankings (they are ranked 340th, while the Nighthawks are ranked 40th).