Due to the absence of Cortland and Fredonia's broadcast teams, WNYO has made the late decision to broadcast the SUNYAC semifinal matchup between those two schools at 6 p.m. We hope you enjoy the broadcast. Click here to listen
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team are continuing their playing careers this winter. ... A broadcast production major at TC3, he will continue his communications ... contributor for Fredonia's Blue Devils. .... Cortland Community College.
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ReplyDeleteIf the Lancaster girls lacrosse team somehow knocks off defending state.Here's the Observer's coverage of Fredonia's Section VI victory over City
ReplyDeleteGood luck to both of them..Chances are that you haven't heard of Eri Yoshida yet. We say yet, because it is likely you will hear about Eri Yoshida eventually. She is the first woman to play professional baseball in Japan. The 16 year old was picked up by the Kobe 9 Cruise as a pitcher. Why so young a person, and a woman to boot, would be picked as a pitcher ordinarily would have to do with a rocket arm and a fastball that makes batters cringe, but she has something unique – she is a knuckleballer. A knuckleball thrower is a prized possession by any club. The MLB has only 3, as it is the hardest pitch to hit and also to throw. If she has a decent fastball to go with it, Eri Yoshida won't have to worry about payday loans for a while.
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