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  • Softball picks up three wins, prepares for SUNYACS

    The Geneseo women’s softball team went 3-1 on Friday April 20 and Sunday April 22, improving to 8-6 in SUNYAC and 15-17 overall.

  • Sports editor reflects on The Lamron, Geneseo, college memories

    I think it’s safe to say that it finally hit me. After four years of writing for The Lamron, this will be my last article ever. I better make it count.

  • Track hosts Geneseo Open

    On Saturday April 21 the Knights hosted the Geneseo Open, their annual non-scoring meet, with participants including Alfred University, SUNY Oswego, St. Bonaventure University and the University of Buffalo.

  • leeberube_sports_4-26-12 Berube’s career nears finish line

    As the semester nears an end so does one of the greatest athletic careers in Geneseo history. Senior Lee Berube will run his final race in blue and white on May 24 at the NCAA Division III Track and Field Championships in Claremont-Mudd-Scripps, CA.

  • Ritchlin wins 100th career game

    The Geneseo women’s lacrosse team recorded consecutive victories for the first time since early March with a win on home turf against the Rochester Institute of Technology on April 19 and at SUNY New Paltz on April 21.

  • mlax_sports_4-26-12 Men’s lacrosse wins four straight

    The Geneseo men’s lacrosse team extended its winning streak to three games, defeating SUNY Potsdam 11-2 on Saturday April 21.

  • Chichester ‘10 excels at Boston Marathon

    Finishes 11th overall, second American

    Not only did Chichester, a Geneseo alumnus and former cross-country and track athlete, achieve a personal record. He also finished 11th overall in a time of 2 hours, 21 minutes and 10 seconds. Chichester was also the second-best American-born finisher.

  • oob1_sports_4-19-12 Out of Bounds

    Tiger Woods struggles at 2012 Masters, career in question

    He was supposed to be the tournament favorite. He was supposed to earn his fifth green jacket. He was supposed to reclaim his throne as the greatest golfer in the world. Since his disaster of a performance at the 2012 Masters tournament on April 2 – 8, however, I am convinced that Tiger Woods is done for good.

  • Softball dominates North Country

    The Geneseo women’s softball team returned from the North Country 5-5, after splitting with SUNY Plattsburgh and sweeping SUNY Potsdam on April 13 and 14, respectively.

  • menlax_sports_4-19-12 Men’s lacrosse earns first victory

    On Wednesday April 11 the Geneseo men’s lacrosse team lost to No. 2 SUNY Cortland 15-8. But the team picked up its first win of the year on Saturday April 14, defeating SUNY Oswego 20-6.

  • Berube, Novara shine at Bucknell

    The Geneseo track and field teams participated in two meets on April 13 and 14, one at the University of Rochester and the other at Bucknell University.

  • Women’s lacrosse fights inconsistency woes

    In another up-and-down week, the Geneseo women’s lacrosse team defeated SUNY Oneonta 15-9 on April 14 but fell 17-11 to Buffalo State College on April 17. Geneseo has failed to win consecutive games since the first two of the season.

  • tennis_sports_4-19 Tennis splits NYC trip

    The Geneseo women’s tennis team traveled to New York City and split its two matches on April 14 and 15.

  • The Faceoff: Who is the most dominant athlete in sports?

    Tom Brady

    To be a dominant athlete in any sport, one must combine play on the field with being both a winner and a leader. For that reason, Tom Brady is the most dominant athlete in professional sports.

  • faceoffmessi_sports_4-12-12 The Faceoff: Who is the most dominant athlete in sports?

    Lionel Messi

    At the young age of 24, Fútbol Club Barcelona center forward Lionel Messi is clearly the most dominant player in his sport. 

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