First half of Drago Tournament opener: Oneonta High vs Johnston City
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November 24, 2009
SLIDESHOW: Oneonta vs Johnston City basketball
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Unatego girls steal non-league victory
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL ... Casey Manzanero had 18 points and 14 rebounds for host Unatego, which got a last-second steal from Kayla Talbot to secure a 33-32 non-league girls basketball victory over Windsor on Monday.
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Cooperstown boys, girls to host sectional basketball games Friday
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL ... Cooperstown basketball will be riding high into the Section Three Class C tournaments as the boys and girls programs will play a doubleheader at home Friday.
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Parents have the right to remain silent
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS COLUMN BY DEAN RUSSIN ... I think something happens to people once they become parents. For example: A couple of weeks back, the mother of an area high school basketball player called The Daily Star sports department during our off-peak hours, which is basically any time you can see daylight.
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Girls Basketball State Rankings (as of Feb. 12)
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Local Volleyball Standings
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Today's Datebook
- Monday, February 13, 2012
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Stafford's the one and only
HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING _ SECTION FOUR DIVISION II TOURNAMENT ... BINGHAMTON _ Scott Stafford went deep Saturday at the Broome County Arena. He kinda had to, though.
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Hartwick, O-State earn key wins in basketball
COLLEGE ROUNDUP ... One season after winning its first Empire 8 Conference men's basketball championship, Hartwick College is one victory from clinching the conference's regular-season title and earning home-court advantage for the E8 tournament.
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Two Cooperstown wrestlers place in Section Three tournament
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP ... Cooperstown junior Michael Boyle earned a fifth-place finish during the Section Three Division II Wrestling Tournament at Onondaga Community College's SRC Arena.
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Today's Datebook
- Saturday, February 11, 2012
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O-State, Hartwick women keep rolling
AREA COLLEGE ROUNDUP ... Senior Samantha Szkotak scored 14 of her game-high 20 points in the second half to help Oneonta State pull away for a 63-40 SUNY Athletic Conference women's basketball victory over visiting Oswego on Friday.
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Big fourth quarter propels SK boys
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL ROUNDUP ... Trevor Holdridge finished with 13 points and held Roxbury's Kyle Ciaravino scoreless in the fourth quarter of South Kortright's 68-48 Delaware League boys basketball victory over visiting Roxbury on Friday.
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Cooperstown girls earn share of division title
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL ROUNDUP ... Not only will Cooperstown take a 15-3 record into the Section Three Class C-2 tournament next week, the Redskins also are getting healthier. The Redskins' girls basketball team defeated visiting Waterville, 63-29, and earned the co-championship in Division III of the Center State Conference on Friday. Cooperstown and Hamilton each finished with 9-1 league records.
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High School Wrestling
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Oneonta third-grader earns shot at state title
YOUTH BASKETBALL _ 2012 ELKS HOOP SHOOT ... Tanner Russin of Oneonta is looking to hit Glens Falls with his best shot. Center Street Elementary third-grader Tanner made it three in a row Feb. 4, when he won the 8-9 boys age-group title during the 2012 Elks Hoop Shoot State Semifinals at Herkimer County Community College.
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Teams set for United Way's Bowl-A-Thon
LOCAL BOWLING ... The United Way of Delaware and Otsego counties will host the 30th annual Pro/AM Bowl-A-Thon on Sunday at Holiday Lanes in Oneonta.
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Section Four Skiing
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Area Sports Briefs
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High School Basketball Statistics (as of Feb. 7)
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High School State Rankings
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