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WTOP-10 To Broadcast Toyota Frozen Dome Classic

By Eric Dieterich — 11 years ago

WTOP-10 will be a part of the Toyota Frozen Dome Classic, as the Oswego State Lakers play the Utica Pioneers on Saturday, November 23rd. Coverage for the game will begin at 2:30 pm live from the Carrier Dome in Syracuse. Fans wanting to watch the game can watch on Time Warner Cable Channel 325 and online on the Oswego State athletics website at http://oswegolakers.com/watch/?Live=280.

This will be the third remote broadcast WTOP has produced in the last two years. WTOP produced the SUNYAC Championship game last season from Geneseo with over 6,000 web streamers, as well as, the station also broadcasted the NCAA Quarterfinal game at Babson.

 

 

 

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Women’s Basketball Notches 1st Victory Over Bay Path

By Eric Dieterich — 11 years ago

The Oswego Women’s Basketball team took on Bay Path today for Third place in the Max Ziel Tournament. The Lakers were looking to make a statement after losing to D’Youville by six points yesterday, and boy did they ever as the Lakers were too fast and tall for the Wildcats as they picked up their first win of the season 88-to-51.

In the first half alone got to the charity strike 29 times. Capitalizing 16 times from the line, the Lakers made more free-throw’s then the Wildcats shot. Oswego The Lakers relied heavily on the run-and-gun offense. As soon as Oswego won a loose ball or got a rebound, they made a quick transition to the other side and while the Wildcats were trying to set up their defense, Oswego would find a player for a high percentage shot. This was pretty much the story of the game With all of this said, The lakers had a 20 point lead over Bay Path by half time, 46 to 26.

Oswego was the perfect example of sharing the sugar and effective passing. Top performances for Oswego came from Alison Nunziato, with 19 points 6 rebounds 3 assists 3 blocks and 2 steals, and Rachel Windhausen, with 16 points 7 rebounds and 4 blocks. On top of these individual performances, 8 Lakers recorded 4 rebounds or more in this game.

Oswego next plays Tuesday at Clarkson.

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Lakers Earn First Conference Win

By Eric Dieterich — 11 years ago

The Oswego State Lakers women’s hockey team made their home opener a remarkable one as they defeated the visiting Cortland Red Dragons 4-0 at the Marano Campus Center.

After a first period that ended as even as even could be, the Lakers (2-1-0, 1-0-0 ECAC West) came out flying in the 2nd period, by scoring 3 goals in just under 4 minutes. Erika Truschke started the scoring off of a chance by Brianna Rice. Lydia Cosgrove then just over 2 minutes later added a goal from Truschke. Brennan Butler would add the third goal in just under 4 minutes. Rachel Leonard would add the last goal for the lakers from Andrea Noss.

Junior goalie and ‘Fulton Phenom’ Tori Trovato got the win for the Lakers with a 17 save shutout. Cortland (1-2-1, 0-1-0 ECAC West) comes back looking for revenge against the Lakers tomorrow. Coverage starts on WTOP-10 and oswegolakers.com/watch at 2:30 PM.

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Lakers Drop Opening Game Against Castleton

By Eric Dieterich — 11 years ago

The Oswego State women’s hockey team ran into some trouble tonight as they got defeated by the host Castleton Spartans 2-0 in front of just under 200 fans. The Lakers (0-1-0, 0-0) got shutout by Castleton goalie Paula Stephens, who had 28 saves for her first shutout of the season. Bridget Smith had 15 saves in the 1st period alone, as she allowed only 2 goals in the loss. She recorded 32 saves in her losing effort. Castleton (1-0-0, 0-0) scored both goals in the 2nd period with goals coming from Brianna Keats and Sam Pion, with both goals coming on the power play (2-10).

The Lakers had their chances on the power play, with 8 chances, failing to score on any. (0-8) The Lakers get another chance for their 1st win of the season tomorrow against New England College at 3 P.M.

 

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