BOYS BASKETBALL STATE RANKINGS
High school boys basketball rankings from the New York State Sports Writers Association, as of Jan. 29.
CLASS AA
Rank, Team-Section ..... Record
1, Boys & Girls-PSAL ..... 17-3
2, Kingston-9 ..... 13-0
3, Mount Vernon-1 ..... 11-2
4, Wings Academy-PSAL ..... 20-2
5, Cardinal Hayes-CHSAA ..... 16-2
6, Troy High-2 ..... 13-1
7, Rochester Aquinas-5 ..... 11-2
8, Uniondale-8 ..... 13-0
9, Mount St. Michael-CHSAA ..... 15-3
10, Eagle Academy-PSAL ..... 15-2
11, Bayside-PSAL ..... 15-4
12, Abraham Lincoln-PSAL ..... 16-4
13, Jamestown-6 ..... 12-1
14, Binghamton-4 ..... 13-0
15, Albany CBA-2 ..... 13-1
16, Thomas Jefferson-PSAL ..... 12-5
17, Rochester East-5 ..... 12-1
18, Holy Cross-CHSAA ..... 16-3
19, Christ the King-CHSAA ..... 13-6
20, Brentwood-11 ..... 12-1
21, Elmont-8 ..... 12-1
22, Niagara Falls-6 ..... 9-4
23, Cardozo-PSAL ..... 13-4
24, Syracuse Henninger-3 ..... 11-3
25, Fairport-5 ..... 11-2
CLASS A
Rank, Team-Section ..... Record
1, Jamesville-Dewitt-3 ..... 12-2
2, Lutheran-AIS-8 ..... 14-4
3, Harborfields-11 ..... 10-2
4, Rochester Franklin-5 ..... 11-2
5, Albany Academy-AIS-2 ..... 12-2
6, Buffalo St. Joe-CHSAA-6 ..... 15-2
7, Binghamton Seton-4 ..... 10-3
8. Buffalo Timon-CHSAA-6 ..... 12-4
9, Red Hook-9 ..... 11-0
10, Tappen Zee-1 ..... 14-0
11, Bishop Kearney-5 ..... 10-3
12, Cortland-3 ..... 11-1
13, Rockville Centre South Side-8 ..... 12-1
14, Amityville-11 ..... 11-2
15, Bedford Academy-PSAL ..... 16-5
16, Long Island City-PSAL ..... 18-1
17, Brooklyn Collegiate-PSAL ..... 18-3
18, Curtis-PSAL ..... 18-3
19, Bishop Kellenberg-CHSAA ..... 14-2
20, Moore Catholic-CHSAA ..... 16-4
21, Iona Prep-CHSAA ..... 14-2
22, Byram Hills-1 ..... 10-3
23, Pittsford Mendon-5 ..... 9-2
24, Buffalo McKinley-6 ..... 8-2
25, Green Tech-2 ..... 10-4
CLASS B
Rank, Team-Section ..... Record
1, Olean-6 ..... 14-1
2, Watervliet-2 ..... 12-1
3, Collegiate-AIS ..... 12-2
4, Albertus Magnus-1 ..... 11-2
5, Goshen Burke-9 ..... 8-2
6, Seneca Falls Mynderse-5 ..... 12-1
7, Mekeel Christian-2 ..... 11-0
8, Fieldston School-AIS ..... 13-2
9, Newcomers High-PSAL ..... 13-0
10, Waverly-4 ..... 13-1
11, Eleanor Roosevelt-PSAL ..... 20-1
12, Tonawanda-6 ..... 12-0
13, Woodlands-1 ..... 8-3
14, Dobbs Ferry-1 ..... 11-1
15, Bishop Ludden-3 ..... 12-2
16, Wayland-Cohocton-5 ..... 11-2
17, Lancaster St. Mary-CHSAA-6 ..... 13-5
18, Lawrence-Woodmere-AIS-8 ..... 15-1
19, Pleasantville-1 ..... 10-2
20, Ellenville-9 ..... 9-2
CLASS C
Rank, Team-Section ..... Record
1, Tuckahoe-1 ..... 13-0
2, Pine Plains-9 ..... 11-0
3, Cooperstown-3 ..... 13-1
4, Buffalo Middle College-6 ..... 9-3
5, Syracuse Technology-3 ..... 13-1
6, Friends Academy-8 ..... 9-3
7, Cuba-Rushford-5 ..... 12-1
8, Lyons-5 ..... 12-1
9, Buffalo Seneca-6 ..... 9-2
10, Silver Creek-6 ..... 11-1
11, Hossick Falls-2 ..... 12-1
12, Unatego-4 ..... 12-1
13, East Rochester-5 ..... 11-2
14, Beaver River-3 ..... 13-2
15, Mohawk-3 ..... 12-1
16, Elmira Notre Dame-4 ..... 11-2
17, Mechanicville-2 ..... 9-3
18, Lake George-2 ..... 12-1
19, Bloomfield-5 ..... 11-2
20, Seward-9 ..... 10-3
CLASS D
Rank, Team-Section ..... Record
1, Sackets Harbor-3 ..... 14-0
2, Batavia Notre Dame-5 ..... 12-1
3, New York Mills-3 ..... 11-2
4, Chateaugay-10 ..... 15-0
5, Argyle-2 ..... 12-1
6, Elba-5 ..... 13-1
7, Hunter-Tannserville-4 ..... 13-1
8, Fillmore-5 ..... 11-1
9, Oriskany-3 ..... 13-2
10, Madrid-Waddington-10 ..... 11-1
11, Whitesville-5 ..... 10-2
12, Panama-6 ..... 10-3
13, Sharon Springs-2 ..... 9-3
14, Schroon Lake-7 ..... 10-1
15, Alexandria Bay-3 ..... 14-2
Area Honorable Mention: South Kortright (12-1); Morris (11-2).
Local Sports
Boys Basketball State Rankings (as of Jan. 29)
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Yellowjackets to open football season at Sidney
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ... Oneonta High's attempt to extend its football winning streak into the 2012 season will begin on the road. The Class B Yellowjackets will open the 2012 season at Class C Sidney, according to a schedule athletic directors received Tuesday morning from Section Four Football Coordinator David Garbarino. Although specific game times and dates have not been announced, Week One runs Aug. 31-Sept. 1.
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Warriors start strong en route to Class C win
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL ROUNDUP ... Ninth-seeded Sidney bunched 11 runs into the first three innings and earned a sectional victory at Tioga for the second time in three years with a 14-5 Section Four Class C first-round baseball victory Tuesday.
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O-State track sending 5 to nationals
COLLEGE ROUNDUP ... Junior sprinter Sean Bernstein will be the busiest among the five athletes Oneonta State will send to the three-day NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field Championships that begin Thursday at Clarement-Mudd-Scripps in California.
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Section Four Tournaments
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Today's Datebook
- Tuesday, May 22, 2012
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Bloop single lifts Schenevus to T-V title
HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL ... TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP ... ONEONTA _ Jessica Kruh's winning hit for Schenevus seemed appropriate given the weather for the Tri-Valley League softball final Monday. With rain coming down intermittently in drips and drabs, the Dragons senior dropped a blooper into shallow left-center to score Taylor Spranger and lead Schenevus to its fifth straight T-V title with an 11-10 win over Franklin at Oneonta State.
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B-G/A freshman sets 2 school records
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK ... Bainbridge-Guilford/Afton freshman Julia Knapp set a pair of school records as Section Four opened its track class meets Monday with the boys and girls steeplechase and pentathlon at Binghamton Alumni Stadium. Knapp, the reigning Daily Star Female Athlete of the Year, finished with 2,657 points in the pentathlon, breaking the school record of 2,455 she set last Monday in the Midstate Athletic Conference Championships. During the competition, Knapp also broke the school record in the 100-meter hurdles, crossing in 16.09 seconds.
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Afton's Winans helps Coastal Carolina to NCAA tourney
ON CAMPUS ... Afton graduate Jessie Winans scored the winning run in Coastal Carolina's 2-1 NCAA Division I Athens Regional softball game Saturday at Georgia.
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Hartwick picks Suderley, Ha as top athletes
HARWICK COLLEGE AWARDS ... Hartwick College selected sophomore men's basketball forward Jared Suderley and senior swimmer Stephanie Ha as its athletes of the year during the Hawks' Student-Athlete Awards Ceremony last Wednesday at Lambros Arena.
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Today's Datebook
- Monday, May 21, 2012
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Yellowjackets make it two straight STAC titles
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL ... SOUTHERN TIER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE FINAL ... The Yellowjackets became the first OHS squad in any sport to win back-to-back Southern Tier Athletic Conference titles Saturday, winning consecutive games at NYSEG Stadium against Horseheads and Johnson City. Against the former, senior left-hander Mike Calkins threw his first varsity no-hitter, striking out 17 and walking one as OHS beat the Blue Raiders, 3-1, in eight innings. In the latter, senior Ben Moxley scattered six hits and six Yellowjackets batters had RBI singles in a six-run fourth inning that carried OHS to a 10-2 win over the Wildcats.
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OHS softball falls, 3-0, to Windsor in tiebreaker
HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL ... SOUTHERN TIER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE EAST DIVISION TIEBREAKER ... WINDSOR _ It's not often teams score three times without a hit. Rarer still is when a game turns on a foul ball. Both happened in the fourth inning of Saturday's Southern Tier Athletic Conference East Division softball tiebreaker. Windsor turned two walks, a hit batsman, an error and a bunt into three fourth-inning runs that carried the Black Knights to a 3-0 victory over Oneonta High.
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Daily Star sports section was a totally different story in the 1970s
COLUMN BY DEAN RUSSIN ... The more things change ... Well, sometimes things just change. Case in point, today's sports front. It's slightly different than what you're used to seeing on a daily basis, but it's completely different than what you used to see 40 years ago. Had there been a May 21 edition of The Daily Star in 1972, it would have been odd to say the least. That date fell on a Sunday, and The Daily Star doesn't have a Sunday edition.
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Yellowjackets to open football season at Sidney
