On the morning of September 11, 2001, unspeakable terror and evil was done to our nation. 2,977 innocent people lost their lives that day. There are no words to describe the horrors experienced by so many that morning. In the days, weeks and months following September 11th, the United States …
Shock, denial, disappointment; all emotions felt by Colts fans everywhere on Saturday evening, following the news of Andrew Luck’s premature retirement at 29 years old. Colts fans, however, are no stranger to these emotions. From the abrupt end to the Peyton Manning era in Indy to a complete rebuild, to …
Born in Tennessee, Charles Davis moved to New Paltz, NY as a young child. Davis would go on to become a three sport star at New Paltz High School where he starred as quarterback, defensive back and kicker on the football team. After being named All-State in his junior and …
Following a tough opening game loss to fourth-seeded Oneonta, Cortland found themselves playing a second game on Saturday, this time with their backs against the wall. Facing elimination, the Red Dragons played host to #3 Fredonia (who lost to #2 Oswego), and ultimately prevailed 1-0 in ten innings. Coach Joe …
It’s been one-hundred and fifty years since the Cincinnati Red Stockings became the first fully professional baseball organization, and in that time just three left-handed pitchers have ever recorded at least 3,000 strikeouts; Steve Carlton, Randy Johnson and now, Carsten Charles Sabathia Jr. Carlton and Johnson both permanently reside in …
Less than 24 hours from now, Commissioner Roger Goodell will step to the podium, in front of thousands of anxious football fans, and declare the 2019 NFL Draft open. Now broadcast on several television networks, the NFL Draft has become a spectacle of sorts and this year’s rendition in Nashville …
Cortland continued its SUNYAC dominance on Friday afternoon as they hosted the 10-11 Hawks of New Paltz. Amid windy conditions, the Red Dragon offense was once again able to get out the gates early, en route to a 9-2 win. Matt Valin got the start on the mound for Cortland, …
Less than 24 hours after their demoralizing blowout loss at the hands of arch-rival Ithaca, Cortland baseball bounced back in a big way by delivering a drubbing of their own. The now 3-11 Wildcats of Cazenovia found themselves on the losing end of a 12-1 contest on Wednesday afternoon in …
Baseball is back. Last Wednesday, when Oakland A’s starter Mike Fiers delivered a pitch to Dee Gordon of the Seattle Mariners, the 2019 MLB season officially began. Nonetheless, baseball will be fully back on Thursday when the other 28 teams officially kick off their season. With a fresh slate and …
The Cortland Men’s Lacrosse team hosted Nazareth on a beautiful Saturday afternoon, in their second home game of the season. The Red Dragons took care of business and prevailed over the Golden Flyers by a score of 13-7, earning their first victory. Senior Terrence Haggerty once again led the offensive …
In its history, SUNY Cortland has had just one player play a game in the National Football League; defensive end R-Kal Truluck (’97) played in 41 games across four seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs, Green Bay Packers and Arizona Cardinals. Jake Ceresna (’16) is trying to become the second …
In the first leg of Tuesday’s SUNYAC Men’s/Women’s quarterfinal doubleheader, the 4th seeded Cortland Women’s Basketball team hosted 5th seed Brockport. The Golden Eagles of Brockport prevailed 55-53 in a back-and-forth battle, ending the Red Dragons’ season. Sophomore Shannon McGuire led the way for Cortland tallying 16 points, shooting 7/13 …
