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[taddixon-blog]

Dream come true. Girls varsity hockey game at the World’s Most Famous Arena provided once -in-a-lifetime experience for all involved. This scorekeeper was like a big kid.

https://youtu.be/-Yob8eSvKdI?feature=shared

[shy4turcs]

https://twitter.com/foxlanefb/status/1246514462787543041?s=46&t=njh5C5UKmRTFj8T6ZmXbdA

griffin bench pressing a couch like its nothing.

https://twitter.com/nysphsaa/status/1223640504778346498?s=46&t=njh5C5UKmRTFj8T6ZmXbdA

griffin during a wrestling match

HELLO?!

I Screen recorded the first video

WHY WAS THIS SO HOT OMFG

[highschoolsport24]

2024 NYSPHSAA A Softball Sub Regional (Section X Vs III) Franklin Academy Vs. Camden High School Softball Watch Special Coverage Watch Here: https://bot.te4msc0re.com/hssoftball 2024 High School Sports | On Demand TODAY: MAY 30, 2024 | 5:00 PM EDT Venue: Syracuse, NY

[scottishdreams]

Wrestler Peyton Mullin wins Dundee's first ever state championship - WETM

Dundee ^ | (WETM) – One Dundee wrestler has made school history. (Media Courtesy: Dundee Central School District Facebook, @NYSPHSAA on “X”). Dundee freshman ... http://dlvr.it/T1z7qg

[randeedaddona]

Congrats to Kal Lewis of Shelter Island. #States #NYSPHSAA #SunkenMeadow #photojournalist #newsday #running #sports #ShelterIsland #NorthFork #race #Firstplace #fall @newsday @kal.lewis601 https://www.instagram.com/p/BqAiGq0FN1Y/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1ezuxhjdilzx1

[froggy1003]

State Class B Semifinals Between the Glens Falls Indians of Section 2 and the Pleasantville Panthers of Section 1! #nysphsaa #highschoolfootball #classbsemifinals #theboysoffall #areyouready #glensfallsindians #froggy1003 (at Middletown, Orange County, New York)

[518sports-blog1]

NYSSWA releases newest state football rankings

NYSSWA releases newest state football rankings

On Wednesday afternoon, the New York State Sportswriters Association released their state football rankings for Week 5. Twelve Section II teams are now state ranked with several others being honorable mentions.   Class AA #1 Troy (4-0) #15 Shaker (4-0) HM: Colonie (4-0), Saratoga Springs (4-0), Shenendehowa (3-1)   Class A #5 Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (4-0) #14 Queensbury (4-0) HM: Amsterdam…

[speedenduranceblog]

Middle Distance Training (800, 1500, Mile, Steeplechase)

Middle Distance Training (800, 1500, Mile, Steeplechase)

Last week, Tom McTaggart wrote Using Critical Zone Training in Developing Versatile Sprinting Potential. This article on Middle Distance Training was presented at the NYSPHSAA Track & Field Coaches’ Clinic – Liverpool, NY on March 23, 2012. His resume includes: Suffern High School (N.Y.) Girls Track Coach 1978 – 2002Suffern High School Girls Cross-Country Coach 1980 – 2008USATF Level 2 Coach –…

[taddixon-blog]

Watch as this soccer referee get hit with a ball point-blank rage. Lived to tell the take. No harm no foul. Play on. After drop ball.

[highschoolsport24]

2024 NYSPHSAA A Softball Sub Regional (Section X Vs III) Franklin Academy Vs. Camden High School Softball Watch Special Coverage Watch Here: 2024 High School Sports | On Demand TODAY: MAY 30, 2024 | 5:00 PM EDT Venue: Syracuse, NY

[techcrunchappcom]

New Post has been published on https://techcrunchapp.com/solvay-high-school-moves-fall-sports-season-to-march-eagle-news-online/

Solvay High School moves fall sports season to March – Eagle News Online

Though practices for an altered, scaled-down fall sports season are scheduled to get underway next week throughout most of Central New York, Solvay High School has decided to wait further.

Solvay announced Thursday that it would move its remaining fall sports – boys and girls soccer, boys and girls cross country – to “Fall Sports Season II”, which begins March 1, 2021 and concludes on April 30, 2021.

Other than cross country and soccer, Solvay only conducts football, girls volleyball and cheerleading in the fall season.

Those sports, deemed “high-risk”, were moved by the New York State Public High School Athletic Association to Fall Sports Season II earlier this month.

In a letter to district parents, Solvay athletic director John Dippold cited several reasons for the move, including his belief that soccer, while considered “low-risk” by current state health standards, did not fit that low-risk criteria.

Dippold said the school did not want to jeopardize its current “hybrid” learning schedule, where students are attending in-person classes two days a week and getting remote instruction the rest of the week.

Also, Dippold cited the fact that Solvay’s cross country course is currently closed and that Section III had already decided there would be no sectional tournaments during the fall season.

“This has certainly been a strange, frustrating and anxiety-ridden time for all,” said Dippold. “Most of this is out of our control and the uncertainty creates the most anxiety. In the end, we will persevere together.”

For now, Solvay still intends to fully compete in winter sports, whose practices are scheduled to begin Nov. 30 and include boys and girls basketball, ice hockey, indoor track and field and wrestling. The school said it would also start recreational sports activities as soon as it is practical.

The start of winter and spring sports seasons was pushed back by NYSPHSAA to accommodate Fall Sports Season II, with the spring slate of baseball, softball, boys and girls track and golf slated to begin at Solvay on April 19.

Solvay’s announcement followed a decision by Syracuse City schools to also move low-risk fall sports to March.

Also, girls swim teams from West Genesee and Skaneateles saw their respective leagues move their seasons to Fall Sports Season II.

Both the Salt City Athletic Conference, where WG competes, and the Onondaga High School League, where Skaneateles competes, cited difficulty in using venues for the move. WG has home meets at its own pool, while Skaneateles uses the Community Center YMCA.

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[froggy1003]

Class B State Regionals featuring... The #1 ranked Glens Falls Indians and the #15 ranked Gouveneur Wildcats. #nysphsaa #highschoolfootball #stateregionals #fridaynightlights #ogdensburg #theboysoffall #football #playoffs #froggy1003 (at Ogdensburg, New York)

[518sports-blog1]

Friday's Section II High School football scoreboard

Friday’s Section II High School football scoreboard

Here’s this week’s scoreboard. See if your team won! Averill Park: 27 Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake: 28 Saratoga Springs: 14 CBA: 0 Fonda-Fultonville: 13 Stillwater: 34 Chatham: 14 Watervliet: 16 Ballston Spa: 0 Guilderland: 46 Ravena: 20 Cobleskill-Richmondville: 42 South Glens Falls: 28 Green Tech: 24 Lake George/Hadley-Luzerne: 16 Mechanicville: 33 Shenendehowa: 63 Niskayuna: 13 Fort…

[i-news-day]

"High Risk" High School Fall Sports pushed to March 1, 2021

Latham, NY – The New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) announced today that football, volleyball and competitive cheer fall seasons will be postponed until March 1, 2021 to address membership concerns associated with ... source https://www.google.com/url?rct=j&sa=t&url=https://www.troyrecord.com/news/high-risk-high-school-fall-sports-pushed-to-march-1-2021/article_5468089c-f2f6-11ea-b963-7ba2505223d0.html&ct=ga&cd=CAIyHzhmNjA0ZmY0ZDA2NmEyMjM6Y29tLmJyOmVuOlVTOlI&usg=AFQjCNFGtVVDOqOjvykdoMDe1FWD7_WPOg via Blogger https://ift.tt/3bJ1pWn

[nypaenergy]

NYPA's New York State News Roundup - August 21

Welcome to this week’s edition of NYPA’s New York State News Roundup! This week’s stories include New York State’s preparation for combined flu and COVID testing this fall, details on the upcoming New York State high school sports season, and good news for mall-goers.

Governor Cuomo Directs Health Department to Issue Letter to County Health Departments to Ensure Localities Have Plans to Perform Flu & COVID-19 Tests Simultaneously

In preparation for the upcoming flu season, Governor Cuomo this week directed the New York State Department of Health to send a letter to county health departments to ensure localities have plans in place to perform flu and COVID-19 tests simultaneously. Text of the full letter is here, and the first two paragraphs are posted below:

The New York State Department of Health greatly appreciates the work of our Local Health Department (LHD) partners to date in our efforts to contain and prevent community transmission of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). The Department is also grateful for and relies upon your commitment to protecting the public health going forward. 

As we enter now into an influenza season during an unprecedented pandemic, Governor Cuomo has directed my Department to ensure local communities have adequate testing capacity for both seasonal influenza and COVID-19 so that we can make sure limited testing, lab, and treatment resources are being utilized most effectively.

What happens next after Cuomo announces high school sports guidance

With Governor Cuomo expected to announce rules on the resumption of high school sports in the coming days, the New York Public High School Athletic Association (NYPHSAA) has announced steps that will follow the governor’s announcement.

Within 24 hours of state guidance being released, section executive directors, NYSPHSAA officers and NYSPHSAA Executive Director Dr. Robert Zayas will meet. Then, within 48 hours, the NYSPHSAA COVID task force will meet. Within 72 hours, the NYSPHSAA officers will render a decision, if necessary. Currently, the start date for New York State high school sports has been moved from Aug. 24 to Sept. 21. The Buffalo News has the full story here.

New York allows table seating in mall food courts

From today’s Syracuse Post Standard, news that mall customers can once again have meals in retail food courts. New York State modified its coronavirus rules yesterday to allow table seating in food courts. Shoppers who have something to eat in the food court at Syracuse’s Destiny USA mall and the other malls across New York no longer have to eat while standing or sitting on the floor. While it has lifted the ban on seating, the state has imposed the same restrictions as those for dine-in restaurants at malls and elsewhere: 

Seating is limited to 50% of capacity

Tables must be at least 6 feet apart

Once seated, customers are encouraged but not required     to wear face coverings when not eating and/or drinking.