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ROO NEWS
- WEEKLY RECAP: Women’s Basketball Earns NAC Sweep at Farmington February 6, 2019All four winter sports were in action last week as the women's basketball team earned a weekend road NAC sweep at Maine (Feed generated with FetchRSS)
- Holliday Nets Game-High 23 Points in Last Second Overtime Loss at UMF February 5, 2019Robert Holliday, Jr. scored a game-high 23 points but the men's basketball lost a back-and-forth battle, 77-75, in (Feed generated with FetchRSS)
- Leathem’s Goal Leads Roos to 1-1 Tie at Morrisville February 5, 2019Kelly Leathem scored her third goal of the season to lead the women's hockey team to a 1-1 tie at Morrisville State in (Feed generated with FetchRSS)
- Balanced Offense Leads Women’s Hoops to Fourth Straight Win February 5, 2019Autumn Watkins and Antanasia Chambers scored in double figures to lead a balanced SUNY Canton offense as the women's (Feed generated with FetchRSS)
- Strong First Period Carries No. 2 Geneseo Past Roos February 5, 2019Austin Washkurak made 24 saves on 25 shots in relief but No. 2 nationally-ranked SUNY Geneseo scored four first period (Feed generated with FetchRSS)
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SAINTS NEWS
- Blanket Participation Waivers Approved by NCAA Division III for 2020-21 July 9, 2020Division III student-athletes will not be charged with participation for the 2020-21 season if their team can complete only 50% or less of the sport's maximum contests/dates of competition due to the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
- 2020 Fall Sports Update July 7, 2020
- St. Lawrence Checked All The Boxes for Brown July 2, 2020Lexi Brown '16 had never even heard of St. Lawrence as she prepped for her senior year of high school on Long Island.
- Donnelly, Terry Garner USILA-Warrior DIII Scholar All-America Honors June 29, 2020Seniors Mike Donnelly and Alex Terry earned 2020 USILA-Warrior Division III Scholar All-America honors to cap their four-year careers at St. Lawrence University, as announced by the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association Friday afternoon.
- Carthy Making Masks, Connections and Donations During the Pandemic June 26, 2020When the coronavirus pandemic sent her home to Vermont in March, St. Lawrence University field hockey midfielder and rising sophomore Charleigh Carthy saw an opportunity to keep herself busy and help communities in need by making masks.
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WHO WILL WIN THIS YEARS CHALLENGE?
JASON 73-38 65%
DONNIE 70-41 63% Last Season: 45-25 (64%)
BELYNDA 68-43 61%
ELIJAH 60-51 (54%) last Season: 43-27 (61%)
Weekly Winners
week one: DONNIE 10-4 (71%) week two: DONNIE 13-2 (86%) week three: JASON 8-7 (53%) week four: JASON 9-6 (60%) week six: ELIJAH 7-6 (53%) week seven: BELYNDA 11-3 (78%) week eight: JASON 12-1 (92%) week nine: BELYNDA 9-3 (75%) week ten: week eleven: week twelve: week thirteen: week fourteen: week fifteen: week sixteen: week seventeen: NFL NEWS
- Lawyers for Dunbar, Baker deny report of cover-up July 12, 2020Lawyers for Seahawks cornerback Quinton Dunbar and Giants cornerback DeAndre Baker are denying a report of a cover-up in the alleged robbery involving the two NFL players in May.
- Bucs' D. Smith: Not worth playing amid virus July 12, 2020Buccaneers starting left tackle Donovan Smith says, "Risking my health, as well as my family's health, does not seem like a risk worth taking" by playing during the coronavirus pandemic.
- Sources: Patriots settle with AB, Hernandez July 12, 2020The Patriots have settled compensation grievances with Antonio Brown and Aaron Hernandez over the past week, which creates notable salary-cap space for the team, league sources told ESPN.
- Eagles penalize Jackson for detrimental conduct July 12, 2020The Eagles penalized DeSean Jackson for conduct detrimental to the team with what a source said included a fine.
- Cardinals owner Bidwill out of hospital after virus July 12, 2020Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill issued a statement Sunday after his release from a Rhode Island hospital where he was treated for COVID-19. Bidwill said he learned first-hand how serious the virus is.
College Football
- NJCAA expected to move football to spring July 13, 2020The NJCAA is expected to move its football season to the spring following a vote scheduled for Monday.
- The coronavirus and college sports: NCAA reopening plans, latest news, program cuts, more July 12, 2020When will college football and other sports return to action? Will more athletic programs be forced to cut sports because of financial strains? Here is the latest on how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting the college sports world.
- What do Pac-12 and Big Ten decisions mean for college football? July 12, 2020Now that the Pac-12 has joined the Big Ten in going conference only for fall sports, will the rest of the Power 5 follow suit? Are we looking at a spring season? And which games are we going to miss the most?
- Pac-12 South: USC, Utah will battle it out July 12, 2020The Utes will battle a USC team fighting to get back on top and an ASU team with an exciting QB.
- Pac-12 North preview: Oregon is league's best hope for CFP July 12, 2020Oregon is the conference's best chance at making the College Football Playoff, but will the Ducks have enough to make a push? Will Stanford and/or Washington bounce back? How will Washington State fare without Mike Leach?
NHL NEWS
- NHL to use fan videos with team-specific cheers July 12, 2020NHL teams asked season-ticket holders to submit 30-second videos of cheering on their players that will be used during games.
- Green, Polak join list of NHL players opting out July 12, 2020Edmonton's Mike Green, Boston's Steven Kampfer, Vancouver's Sven Baertschi, Dallas' Roman Polak and Montreal's Karl Alzner on Saturday joined the list of players who won't be reporting to training camp for the resumption of the NHL season.
- NHL prohibits teams from releasing test results July 11, 2020The NHL announced on Saturday that it has prohibited teams from releasing coronavirus test results and injury information during its season restart this summer.
- Lightning's Stamkos injured during workouts July 11, 2020Lightning captain Steven Stamkos suffered a lower-body injury after recovering from core muscle surgery. He will be limited for training camp but is expected to be ready for the start of the 24-team playoff in August.
- Flames D Hamonic first to opt out of restart July 11, 2020Calgary Flames defenseman Travis Hamonic informed the team Friday night that he was opting out of the NHL's summer restart. Hamonic, an unrestricted free agent after the season, has played in 50 of the team's 70 games this season.
MLB NEWS
- Shaw sorry for tweets criticizing Blue Jays' plan July 13, 2020Blue Jays infielder Travis Shaw apologized for recent comments that were critical of the team's plan to have players stick to Rogers Centre and the connecting hotel if games are played in Canada.
- Darvish swayed to play by teammates' conviction July 13, 2020Cubs starter Yu Darvish wasn't sure about playing due to the coronavirus pandemic, but he changed his mind when he saw his teammates' conviction.
- Two-time All-Star second baseman Bolling dies July 13, 2020Frank Bolling, a two-time All-Star second baseman and the last player to hit a grand slam off Sandy Koufax, has died. He was 88.
- Dodgers' Jansen says he's recovered from virus July 13, 2020Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen expects to be ready for the season opener after testing positive for COVID-19 nearly three weeks ago.
- Braves not changing name but looking at 'chop' July 12, 2020The Atlanta Braves said they will not change their name but are considering whether the tomahawk chop is appropriate.
NBA NEWS
- Nurkic, Collins returns give Blazers' hopes boost July 12, 2020The Portland Trail Blazers are trying to make a push for the West's 8-seed and got a big boost at their first practice on Saturday with the returns of Jusuf Nurkic and Zach Collins.
- Lingering heart issues post-virus worry NBA docs July 12, 2020As NBA teams get situated in the Orlando bubble, one question that has persisted since the start of the coronavirus pandemic is not only what happens if a player tests positive for the virus but what lingering effects might follow.
- Malone expects Jokic to join Nuggets 'very soon' July 12, 2020Nikola Jokic, who did not fly with the Nuggets when they departed for Orlando due to travel issues, is expected to join the team soon.
- Korver to wear 'Black Lives Matter' on jersey July 12, 2020For Kyle Korver, choosing "Black Lives Matter" as a social justice message to use on the back of his Milwaukee Bucks jersey was easy because he has been outspoken on white privilege.
- LeBron to forgo social justice message on jersey July 12, 2020Lakers star LeBron James says he will not have a social justice message on the back of his jersey when the league resumes July 30. Said James: "Just something that didn't seriously resonate with my mission, with my goal."
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
- TBT 2020 bracket, schedule and TV info July 13, 2020The $1 million TBT tipped off July 4. Here's a look at the results, TV schedule and tip times for the 11-day hoops extravaganza.
- The coronavirus and college sports: NCAA reopening plans, latest news, program cuts, more July 12, 2020When will college football and other sports return to action? Will more athletic programs be forced to cut sports because of financial strains? Here is the latest on how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting the college sports world.
- Texas Tech signs 7-foot-1 Russian center Goldin July 12, 2020Texas Tech has signed 7-foot-1 Russian center Vladislav Goldin, the eighth player to with the Red Raiders, joining four transfers and three high school signees.
- ESPN 2021 basketball recruiting player rankings July 12, 2020Chet Holmgren, a 7-footer with perimeter skills, takes over the top spot in ESPN's expanded top 100.
- FSU slashes budget; AD, coaches taking pay cuts July 11, 2020Florida State's overall operating budget will be cut by 20%, 25 full-time positions would be eliminated and staff salary reductions would be made across the board, athletic director David Coburn announced Friday.
