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Lakers Win Close Game Against Canton
The nationally ranked Oswego State men’s hockey team defeated the Canton Kangaroos 3-2 on Saturday night. With the win, the Lakers move to 3-1 overall while the Kangaroos drop to 1-3.
After taking an early lead in the first period off of Josh Zizek’s team leading fourth goal of the season, the Lakers never looked back. The team continued its success on the power play in the second period with AJ D’Orazio scoring the first goal of his young Oswego career. However, Canton would not give up easily as they would pull within one. Just under two minutes later, Lakers’ alternate captain Cameron Berry gave Oswego the insurance goal they were looking for to put them up 3-1.
In goal, Canton’s Austin Washkurak made 37 saves while Oswego’s Cedric Hansen earned his first NCAA win, stopping 20 shots.
Oswego will look to build on their two game winning streak Friday night at 7 pm when they take on Buffalo State at the Marano Campus Center Arena.
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High Winds with Scattered Showers
Weather Headlines:
- High Winds and Showers Throughout the Day
- Cooler and Dry Tuesday
- Mild and Calm Wednesday
Clearing skies expected late afternoon tonight accompanied by a drop in temperatures.
Lows Tonight:
- Oswego: 37℉
- Fulton: 36℉
- Syracuse: 36℉
Gusty west winds 30 to 40 mph overnight tonight with gusts up to 55 mph in the evening. Partly cloudy skies on Tuesday with modest west winds 15 to 20 mph.
Highs Tomorrow:
- Oswego: 45℉
- Fulton: 45℉
- Syracuse: 48℉
Cooler with highs in the mid 40s. Slight chance of showers early Wednesday morning with light winds throughout the day 5-10 MPH.
Stay tuned to WTOP10 News for more updates.
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SUNY Oswego Career Fair
On Wednesday, March 4, SUNY Oswego held its annual Career Fair from 4-6 PM in Swetman Gym the Marano Campus Center.
WTOP-10 Reporter Jean Louise Bernhoft interviewed Associate Director of Career Services Mallory Bower, who told her the many benefits of attending the fair.
Bower said “The Career Fair is a great event even if you are not searching for a job right now it is still a great event to come out and network and meet new people. You never know what opportunities will be available even at a company that you wouldn’t expect to find interest in.”
She also assured that one of the main goals of the fair is to give students options within Central New York, as she says many students feel they need to move out of state to get a job.
Overall, the fair was a success, and students were able to connect with hopefully some future employers.
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