The Oswego Women’s hockey team shutout Neumann 3-0 for their second straight victory. Seniors Catherine Cote and Melissa Seamont lead the way for the Lakers. Cote captured her second shutout of the season stopping 17 Knights shots.
Offensively, Melissa Seamont tallied two goals in the game while Alexa Amramburu added Oswego’s third goal for her first of her collegiate career.
The Lakers improved their record to 4-1-1 overall and 2-1-1 in the ECAC West.
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WTOP-10 To Broadcast Toyota Frozen Dome Classic
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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Oswego Students Prepare for The Marriage of Figaro
by Jessica Kisluk, WTOP10-TV
Oswego does not see an opera performed at its campus very often. This semester, “The Marriage of Figaro by Mozart” is being performed by students and professional performers.With the direction of Professor Juan LaManna, the opera had an interesting start. Claire Beshures, Angela Russell, and Cameron Caruso are all students that are part of the performance. The students auditioned for the opera without even knowing they were auditioning and they only have a week before the performance to work with everyone. They are working hard and are excited to perform.The Marriage of Figaro will be held at Waterman Theater on Sunday, November 13 at 2pm. Tickets are $25 for adults, $20 for seniors, and $10 for students.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W21rumf_kdU&feature=youtu.be
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48-hour Genre Film Festival
by Frederick PrinzivalliOswego, NY- The Oswego Film Club recently held their annual 48 Hour Genre Film Festival. In this event, teams were assigned a film genre and had two days to produce a film. The resulting short films were screened Saturday and awards were given to the best ones. These awards included audience choice, best performance, best editing, and overall best film.Brandon Cortes participated in this event and had this to say, “The film festival was always fun, of course its competitive, I’m competitive, my team and I we tried for it but didn’t win anything.” participant Brandon Cortes said. “But it was still fun to see everyone’s films and projects, everyone tries hard.”Cortes went on to explain his strengths and weaknesses when it came to creating his team’s film.“The most difficult was the acting because the acting, believe it or not, is actually the most important part of the movie itself because its better for one person to show what they have out there and whatever you have in your script, the actor reads off of that. They make the story come to life,” he said.For more information about how to get involved with next year’s festival, like the Oswego Film Club’s Facebook page or follow them on Twitter at @ozfilmclub.
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