{"HeadlineLight14"/}Wrestling
Red Dragon Invitational
Oneonta State finished second in the team standings in its host tournament Saturday.
The Red Dragons finished with 110 points _ 42 behind the College of New Jersey in the 12-team tournament.
The Daily Star reported Monday that O-State finished fourth because of incorrect information sent by the college.
The corrected team scores are as follows: The College of New Jersey 152, Oneonta State 110, Cortland 105.5, McDaniel 96, RIT 73, Niagara CC 67.5, WPI 61.5, Southern Maine 58, Johns Hopkins 56.5, Morrisville 44, Gettysburg 28, Scranton 20.
{"HeadlineLight14"/}Honors
Hawks freshman recognized
Hartwick freshman forward Kelsey Kimble was recently named to the womensfieldhockey.com Division III All-Rookie Team.
Kimble joined Cortland's Danielle Groneman and William Smith's Annie Kietzman as freshmen from New York colleges on the 15-player team.
Kimble earned Empire 8 Conference Rookie of the Year and second-team all-state honors. She tied for the team lead in goals with nine.
She led the team with five winning goals and contributed five assists. Kimble was tied for fifth in the E8 conference in goals, and tied for sixth in points and assists.
O-State athletes of the week
Senior men's basketball player Mike Grimes and freshman swimmer Kristen Magliola were named Oneonta State's athletes of the week.
Grimes was named MVP of the Scotty Wood Tournament at Muhlenberg College this past weekend. He averaged 12 points and a team-best 7.5 rebounds in the two-day tournament, which the Red Dragons won.
Grimes scored eight points and grabbed nine rebounds against the host Mules in a 72-58 win Friday. In the championship game against William Paterson, Grimes scored a game-high 16 points in O-State's 56-53 victory.
Magliola won her three individual events this past weekend in leading the Red Dragons to a first-place finish at the North Country Invitational at Potsdam State. She set a school record in winning the 200-yard breaststroke in 2 minutes, 33.58 seconds.
Her breastroke split of 1:09.90 in the 400 medley relay also bettered the school record she set earlier in the season.
Magliola also won the 200 IM (2:15.28) and the 100 breaststroke (1:10.84).
