Saturday, September 30: On a picture-perfect afternoon from Moravia, it was a battle of unbeatens between the Blue Devils and Trumansburg. It was a wild start of scoring from both teams but turned into a lopsided day, as Moravia's high-octane offense took care of business and stayed unbeaten with a 56-29 victory.

Friday, September 29: Under the lights at Sobus Field, Lansing hosted Dryden in a divisional clash. Jaxson Mayo's three touchdown runs and a tough Lansing defense was more than enough to lift the Bobcats over the Purple Lions 27-8.

Tuesday, September 26: It was a battle of the birds from Watkins Glen as the Lake Hawks welcomed the Newark Valley Cardinals. From the start it was all Watkins Glen, as Skye Honrath scored three goals to lift the home team to a 3-1 victory.

Monday, September 25: In a battle of two IAC powers, Southern Cayuga visited Dryden from Volante Field. The Chiefs took advantage of two goals late in the first half and never looked back, en route to a 4-1 win over the Purple Lions.

Wednesday, September 20: In a battle of unbeatens, Trumansburg hosted Watkins Glen in a rematch of last year's sectional championship. Ava Kelly's game winner early in the second half proved to be the game winner as the Lake Hawks stayed unbeaten with a 2-1 win.

Tuesday, September 19: Under the lights at Sobus Field in Lansing, it was all Bobcats right from the jump. The home team jumped out to an early one goal lead just ten minutes into the match and never looked back, as they topped Union Springs by a 4-1 final.

Monday, September 18: In a rematch of last year's Section IV Class C championship game, Trumansburg got the best of the visiting Eagles at Bond Field. An early score less than ten minutes into the match and two goals by Weston Peake, lifted the Blue Raiders to a 4-1 win.

Saturday, September 16: It was a wild, wacky, flag-filled, turnover friendly, defensive showdown from Newark Valley as the Cardinals hosted the Eagles. After a scoreless first half, Spencer-Van Etten/Candor picked up a pair of safeties and a pick six to shutout Newark Valley, by an 11-0 final.

Thursday, September 14: It was an instant classic from Joe Moresco Stadium as Ithaca and Corning went full steam ahead in a STAC showdown. 90 minutes of soccer wasn't enough to decide a winner, but an Ithaca penalty that resulted in a Corning PK, proved to be the game winner in a 3-2 victory for the Hawks.

Tuesday, September 12: On a rainy night from Odessa-Montour, Watkins Glen scored early and often against their Schuyler County rival. The Lake Hawks scored three in the first half and three in the second half to get the shutout 6-0. 

Monday, September 11: It was a battle of unbeatens at Moresco Stadium as Ithaca hosted Elmira. The Little Red scored a late first half goal to get things going and never looked back from there, as they toppled the Express 4-0.

Saturday, September 9: It was a battle of the Trojans as Newfield welcomed Greene to Cancro Field. For much of the afternoon, it was the Austin Jenney and Malcolm Jenkins show, as the quarterback-wide receiver duo connected four times for Newfield, but Greene scored three straight touchdowns and capped off the day with a pick six to seal the deal and come away with a 44-26 win.

Wednesday, September 6: After a scoreless first half of soccer, Dryden and Groton put on a show for the fans at Ross Field. The Indians scored just over a minute into the second half, while the Purple Lions found the equalizer with just under 20 minutes to play. With overtime needed, it took Alyson Smith just 53 seconds to net the winner and lift Dryden to a 2-1 win over the Indians.

Saturday, September 2: Schuyler hosts SVEC for the 4th edition of the Shovel Game. Jacek Teribury scores twice to give the victory to the Eagles.

Friday, September 1: The Blue Raiders take an early lead on the Bobcats under the lights at Tarbell Field. Trumansburg hangs on for their first win over Lansing since 2017.

Saturday, June 10: After holding the lead for the entire game, Lansing gives up four runs in sixth inning to allow Depew the advantage heading into the seventh. Zach Sperger doubles to lead it off, but it isn't enough as the Wildcats claim their first state title.

Friday, June 9: After striking for a run in the fourth and fifth, Albertus Magnus held on to a two run lead, limiting Lansing's bats to just a pair of hits. But a three-run sixth inning, sparked by Korbin Lovejoy's two-RBI triple and Avery Wells' RBI bunt single, did just enough to secure the Bobcats a spot in the New York State Class B Championship game, as they beat the Falcons 3-2.

Saturday, June 3: The magical season for the Schuyler Storm came just one win shy of a state final four appearance. The Storm were no-hit through six innings from a dazzling pitching performance by Little Falls pitcher Brayton Langdon. The Mounties would pull out the win 4-1 and advance to the state semifinals.

Saturday, June 3: From Mirabito Stadium in Binghamton, it was an instant classic between the Lansing Bobcats and Skaneateles Lakers. With their last at-bats in the seventh and facing two outs, Lansing's Ryan Pettograsso-Houk delivered a game-tying RBI single, and Korbin Lovejoy walked it off with an RBI single, to beat the Lakers 4-3 and advance to the state semifinals next week. 

Thursday, June 1: With a trip to the State Semi-Final on the line, Ithaca jumped out to a big 4-1 lead through the first 10 minutes of the game. West Genesee stormed back and rolled past the Little Red winning 15-7. 

Friday, May 26: With a trip to the state tournament on the line, Lansing looked to repeat as section champs - this time in Class B. Alex Boles hit a two-out RBI triple in the second to get things going and the Bobcats never looked back from there, getting the 7-3 win and another title to celebrate.

Thursday, May 25: With a trip to the state tournament on the line, Ithaca and Vestal traded blows through the first two quarters of lacrosse, with the Little Red leading 5-4. But a massive second half showing by the Golden Bears was more than enough to help them win their third straight section crown, as they came away with an 11-8 victory.

Wednesday, May 24: It was a dominant showing from start to finish for the Ithaca girls lacrosse team, as the Little Red held a ten goal lead after the first half and never looked back, en route to a 16-3 win over Horseheads and a section title.

Tuesday, May 23: It was a pitchers duel for most of the afternoon at Union Springs between the Wolves and Sidney. But big, three-run fifth and sixth innings propelled the Wolves to a 6-1 win over the Warriors, and a spot in the Section IV Class C semifinals on Thursday.

Monday, May 22: The bats and the runs came up in a big way for Bainbridge-Guilford, on the road at top-seeded Trumansburg. A four-run first and a four-run fourth was enough to propel them to an 11-6 win, and end the Blue Raiders' season as the Bobcats advance to the section semifinals. 

Friday, May 19: It was a dominant effort for Luke Landis on the mound for the Blue Devils. He went the distance, striking out 19 batters and allowing just two runs as Moravia broke the ballgame open in the sixth and came away with an 11-2 win over visiting Delhi.

Thursday, May 18: The Section IV softball tournament began with a bang, as Unadilla Valley posted two runs in the second. Lansing would answer back with a pair of runs in the fourth. But the big blow came in the sixth, as the Bobcats tacked on three runs to break the deadlock, and beat Unadilla Valley 5-2, to advance to the quarterfinals of the sectional tournament. 

Friday, May 12: Game two of our IAC doubleheader concluded between Thomas A. Edison and Union Springs. The Spartans scored three runs to begin the ball game and followed that up with a six run second inning. Behind Max Goodman's one-hit shutout, they mercy-ruled the Wolves to win the conference title, 12-0.

Friday, May 12: It was an edge-of-your-seat clash between Waverly and Trumansburg for the IAC Large School crown at Wells College. The two teams traded blows throughout the course of the game, but a massive six run seventh inning broke a 5-5 deadlock, and lifted the Wolverines to an 11-5 victory over the Blue Raiders.

Thursday, May 11: An explosive six-run second inning was more than enough cushion for Elmira Notre Dame, who got a complete game shutout from Olivia Switzer in the circle, as they cruised past Dryden in the IAC Championship 9-0. 

Thursday, May 11: It was a dynamic pitching performance in the circle for Hailee Smith of Union Springs. Her complete game shutout and 12 strikeouts, in addition to RBI base hits by Smith and Danielle Waldron, lifted the Wolves to a second straight IAC crown as they beat the Tigers, 2-0.

Friday, May 5: With hopes of winning the IAC Large School North Division title, Trumansburg took advantage of a big second inning and a bigger pitching performance by Garret Potter. He threw a complete game shutout with 15 strikeouts to lift the Blue Raiders to a 3-0 win over Dryden, and the large school crown. 

Thursday, May 4: It was an instant classic from Joe Moresco Stadium between visiting Horseheads and Ithaca. A back-and-forth battle turned into a late tie and last minute heroics by Ithaca's Lei Cao. But Alex Johanson's third goal of the night proved to be the difference maker in overtime, as the Blue Raiders beat the undefeated Little Red 9-8.

Friday, April 28: With division implications on the line, the Purple Lions and Bobcats battled in a strong pitchers duel. After closing within one run, the Bobcats got some late insurance and mowed down Dryden to come away with a 3-1 win.

Tuesday, April 25: The bats came alive for Southern Cayuga, on the road at Newfield. Big offensive explosions in the first and sixth innings were more than enough to lift the Chiefs past the Trojans, 15-2.

Thursday, April 20: After a close two innings, Union Springs opened the floodgates with an 11 run third inning and a five run sixth, to come away with a 17-9 win over its Cayuga County rival.

Wednesday, April 19: It was a pitchers' duel and instant classic from Lansing for a midweek matinee. With the Blue Raiders clinging on to a one run lead heading into the bottom of the seventh, Jaxson Mayo blooped a bases loaded single to shallow right to tie the game. The Bobcats would walk it off a few pitches later, with a ball to the backstop to get the 2-1 win.

Friday, April 14: An even first half gave way to a big Corning run to start the second half of lacrosse. Trailing by five goals, Ithaca was able to get within one score with under three minutes to play. But in the end, the Hawks held off the Little Red's comeback to walk away from Moresco Stadium with the 13-11 win.

Wednesday, April 12: A 3-1 Lansing lead after the first inning turned into a well-balanced contest between the Bobcats and Chiefs. But the show kicked into high gear in extra innings. With things knotted up at three, the two schools traded blows - but in the end, a two-run 10th inning lifted the Chiefs to an 8-6 win as they moved to 2-0 on the year.

Monday, April 10: A pitchers duel turned into an offensive outburst for Union Springs when they visited Moravia. A seven-run fifth inning provided a big spark to Jack Walters' dynamic 10 strikeout performance, as the Wovles beat Moravia 10-3.

Friday, April 7: With Wednesday's game suspended because of weather in the bottom of the fourth inning, Dryden and Lansing completed that matchup to wrapped up the three-game set on Friday. The Bobcats would mercy-rule the Purple Lions 13-2 to get the win. In the series finale later that evening, Dryden picked up some timely hits and held off the Bobcats to get their first win of the season, 9-6.

Thursday, April 6th: The Ithaca Little Red took on the Elmira Express in a Section IV showdown at Joe Moresco stadium. The Little Red started off the game on fire scoring 6 unanswered goals in the first quarter. But as the quarters went on the Express chipped away at the deficit as much as they could. In the end though, the Little Red came out victorious as the final score at Joe Moresco stadium was Ithaca 13, Elmira 8. Goals for the Little Red came from Owen Simons, Matthew Roach, Lei Cao, Zach Cartmill, Greg Gorsky, Luke Vandemark, and Shea Tresner. Goals for the Express came from Ryan Stukey, Creed Hackett, Cooper Taft, Landon Cook, and Brayden Sincock. 

Wednesday, April 5: Our first Section IV softball broadcast of the season began, then delayed, and was eventually postponed due to weather. After three stoppages because of weather, Union Springs held a 3-1 advantage over Southern Cayuga heading into the bottom of the second inning. This game will resume at a later date.

Friday, March 31st: The Dryden Purple Lions took on the Watkins Glen Senecas in a Section IV Showdown. The Purple Lions were quite dominant throughout the game but the Senecas still showed fight in them throughout as well. The Senecas kept it close after the first quarter with the score only being 2-0 for the Purple Lions. But as the second quarter came around the Purple Lions opened up the scoring with 8 goals in that quarter alone. The final score was Dryden 16, Watkins Glen 1. Goals for Dryden were scored by Luke Eshelman, Brendan Williams, Brayden Wood, Zak Eshelman, Finnegan O'Brien, Hajo Wise, and Wyatt Curtis. The lone goal scored for Watkins Glen was scored by Nick D'Alleva.

Saturday, March 18: Union Springs looked to continue its perfect run to a New York State title when facing Randolph in the state semifinals from Hudson Valley Community College. The Wolves and Cardinals chipped away at each other for four quarters of hoops, but in the end, Randolph would spoil the unbeaten season and end Union Springs' year with a 45-40 win.

Friday, March 17: Making their first trip to the state final four since 2017, Moravia hoped to punch a ticket into the championship game. While never leading in the contest, the Blue Devils were within striking distance with five minutes to play, but the Cardinals were able to squeak out the 50-43 win to advance in states and end Moravia's season at 22-2.

Saturday, March 11: A battle of the Blue Devils in Binghamton as Moravia takes on Dolgeville for a spot in the New York State Final Four. Moravia pulls away from Dolgeville early on the back of a 17 point performance from Aiden Kelly. 

Saturday, March 11: The Union Springs Wolves and the Cooperstown Hawkeyes meet in Binghamton with a spot in the Class C Final Four on the line. The Wolves get out to a hot start and don't look back, securing a trip to Hudson Valley Community College.

Sunday, March 5th: The Newark Valley Cardinals took on the Chenango Forks Blue Devils in the Section IV Class B Championship. The Cardinals showed their dominance as the #1 seed throughout the game but the Blue Devils still showed their strength as they kept themselves in the game throughout all four quarters. But the final score was Newark Valley 51, Chenango Forks 35. The Newark Valley Cardinals are Section IV Class B Champions as they were led by Hayley Beebe with 18 points. 

Saturday, March 4th: The Moravia Blue Devils took on the Tioga Tigers in the Section IV Class C Championship. The Blue Devils came out on fire right from the tipoff but the Tigers still kept themselves in striking range. Both teams battled it out right until the very end but the final at TC3 was Moravia 74, Tioga 57. The Blue Devils are the Section IV Class C Boys Champions as they were led by Abram Wasileski with 21 points.