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Events and news of what's happening around the Fredonia campus.
Events and news of what's happening around the Fredonia campus.
Review of baseball, basketball, hockey, softball, swimming and diving, and track and field.
Fredonia State will add four new members to its Athletics Hall of Fame at an induction ceremony Oct. 2 during Homecoming Weekend. Tickets are $25...
Distance runner Nick Guarino earned two NCAA national championships – as a Fredonia State junior. As he enters his senior year, he’s set his sights on some even bigger goals…including sharing the podium with his twin brother, Josh.
For the eighth-consecutive semester, the Fredonia State hockey team has earned the highest grade point average (GPA) among all of the men’s NCAA athletic teams on campus. This past Spring, the team’s average GPA was 3.01, including 19 players with GPAs above 3.0 and one with a perfect 4.0. Head Coach Jeff Meredith believes his team’s culture, which he stresses is created by the players, has helped the team generate its consistent academic success.
Fredonia State senior diver Christian Torres (Dunkirk) finished sixth Wednesday night in men's 3-meter springboard diving at the NCAA Division III swimming and diving championships.
In diving and track and field, Fredonia student athletes Nick Guarino, Sarah Ficarro, and Christian Torres achieved national rankings at NCAA championships during Spring Break.
Spring Break at SUNY Fredonia starts with the end of classes Friday, March 12 until they resume Monday, March 22. Offices will be open for...
SUNY Fredonia's Hockey Club is sending one of the 16 teams which will play for the national title in Division III of the American College...
Skaters in Joan Disbrow’s figure skating classes have been practicing since Oct. 13, learning new moves, spins and jumps, which they will perform in several...
Junior Nick Guarino continued his terrific season Saturday at the SUNYAC championship meet, setting meet records in the mile and 800 meter races at Hobart and William Smith colleges. He won both events and entered the weekend as the fastest miler this winter in NCAA Division III and among the fastest in the 800. On the women's side, senior Jackie Majka produced three distinguished performances of her own. She cleared a season-best in the high jump and a personal-best in the long jump, both victories. She also had a personal-best in the triple jump, good for second place. Next up, the ECAC championship meet next Friday and Saturday at Smith College in Northampton, Mass.