Wednesday, January 27: Earlier this afternoon, Tompkins County gave the green light for high-risk high school sports to return to the area. Public health director Frank Kruppa joins the show to discuss the decision, and what will go into a safe environment for student-athletes and coaches.

Wednesday, January 27: Earlier this afternoon, Tompkins County gave the green light for high-risk high school sports to return to the area. Public health director Frank Kruppa joins the show to discuss the decision, and what will go into a safe environment for student-athletes and coaches.

Hosted by Nick Karski, Between the Lines is a New York State Broadcasters Association award winning show, airing weekdays from 5-6pm. Featuring everything local, regional and national, Nick takes you through a fast-paced hour of interviews, takes and reactions.

Hosted by Nick Karski, Between the Lines is a New York State Broadcasters Association award winning show, airing weekdays from 5-6pm. Featuring everything local, regional and national, Nick takes you through a fast-paced hour of interviews, takes and reactions.

Between The Lines

Get your sports fix on the award-winning "Between the Lines" with Nick Karski, weekday afternoons at 5pm. Everything local, regional and national, Nick takes you through a fast-paced hour of takes and reactions.

Get your sports fix on the award-winning "Between the Lines" with Nick Karski, weekday afternoons at 5pm. Everything local, regional and national, Nick takes you through a fast-paced hour of takes and reactions.

Tompkins County Public Health Director Frank Kruppa

Thursday, April 25: A milestone for Mat Bruno - last weekend, the outfielder became Cortland's all-time career hits leader with 236. He surpasses the previous school record of 235 set by Andrew Mead from 2003-06. The Red Dragons have been rolling since returning from spring break and Mat stops by the show to talk about what's been going right for C-State and the significance of rewriting the record books.

Thursday, April 25: A milestone for Mat Bruno - last weekend, the outfielder became Cortland's all-time career hits leader with 236. He surpasses the previous school record of 235 set by Andrew Mead from 2003-06. The Red Dragons have been rolling since returning from spring break and Mat stops by the show to talk about what's been going right for C-State and the significance of rewriting the record books.

Cortland Baseball's Mat Bruno

Thursday, April 25: Ithaca College baseball is rolling as the regular season wraps up over the next few days. The Bombers picked up a big, lopsided win at Brockport on Wednesday, thanks in part to Collin Feeney's three doubles and a massive performance from Logan Scully. He joins the show to look back on the victory and discuss what's been going right at the plate for him this season.

Thursday, April 25: Ithaca College baseball is rolling as the regular season wraps up over the next few days. The Bombers picked up a big, lopsided win at Brockport on Wednesday, thanks in part to Collin Feeney's three doubles and a massive performance from Logan Scully. He joins the show to look back on the victory and discuss what's been going right at the plate for him this season.

Ithaca College Baseball's Collin Feeney

Thursday, April 25: ESPN Ithaca's Community Gamechangers recognizes individuals throughout the Finger Lakes who have made an impact in our sports community. 

Mike Lockwood has been an integral part of youth sports in the Groton community, coaching baseball, softball, basketball, football and soccer. He has helped run the Groton youth baseball and softball committee and has moved  to coach JV Softball at Lansing.

His nomination comes from John Brehm, who says, "Mike has been an incredible gift to the Groton and Lansing communities, helping children grow and thrive in their sports careers."

Thursday, April 25: ESPN Ithaca's Community Gamechangers recognizes individuals throughout the Finger Lakes who have made an impact in our sports community. 
Mike Lockwood has been an integral part of youth sports in the Groton community, coaching baseball, softball, basketball, football and soccer. He has helped run the Groton youth baseball and softball committee and has moved  to coach JV Softball at Lansing.
His nomination comes from John Brehm, who says, "Mike has been an incredible gift to the Groton and Lansing communities, helping children grow and thrive in their sports careers."

Tompkins County Public Health Director Frank Kruppa

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