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Hulshof gets SUNYAC Honors
By Dan Ryans, WTOP10-TV
Senior Forward Shawn Hulshof of the Oswego State men’s ice hockey team has been named the State University of New York Athletic Conference Ice Hockey player of the week. This is the third time in his career that Hulshof has won SUNYAC weekly honors.
In the game against Morrisville State on Friday night, with the Lakers ahead by a score of 2-1 in the third, Hulshof scored within the first 30 seconds of the period to put the team up by two. He was aided by Stephen Johnson and Matt Galati on the goal. With under a minute to go in regulation, the senior scored an empty-net goal to seal the 4-1 victory for Oswego State.
On Saturday night, against the same Morrisville State Mustangs, the Ontario native netted another goal midway into the second period, giving the Lakers a 5-1 lead. He would later assist the Stephen Johnson goal that put the Lakers up 8-1 late in the third period.
With Hulshof’s help, Oswego State remains undefeated on the season with a 9-0 record, and atop of the NCAA Division III Hockey polls.
The Lakers are back in action this weekend as they head out to Western New York to face Fredonia and Buffalo State on Friday and Saturday. Puck drop for both games is at 7 p.m.
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Join WTOP’s Relay for Life Team!
Relay for Life is an event put on every year by the Colleges Against Cancer Club. It is a 12 hour, overnight event in which teams participate in various activities for the night to raise money for cancer research. This year, WTOP has created an official team to join in the fight for cancer. To sign up go to:
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The cost to join our team is $10. We have a fundraising goal of $500 and every little bit counts!
Any question or concerns feel free to email Sarah Miller at smille21@oswego.edu.
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Halloween Safety Tips
by Sabina Longo, WTOP10-TV
With Halloween quickly approaching, Lieutenant Zachary Misztal, from the Oswego Police Department has offered some tips to make your Trick- or- Treating more enjoyable. Lieutenant. Misztal provided a list of ways adults can follow to make their children’s experience much better.
- Children should have reflectors on their Halloween buckets.
- Facial makeup is better than masks so those who are giving out candy can see children’s faces.
- Costumes should be looser fitted children can wear warmer clothing underneath.
- Children should always be accompanied with an adult.
- Know your Trick-or-Treat route.
- Have a safety plan incase you get separated from the group.
- Only go to houses that are well lit.
- Check your child’s candy, if it looks suspicious or unwrapped throw it out.
The Recent trend of people dressed up in clown costumes around the nation has caused panic and fear in communities. “Children can dress up in clown costumes, they just have to be responsible with it,” said Lieutenant Misztal.
