Sports

The Sports section covers Geneseo sports, NHL, MLB, NFL, and more through game recaps to bold predictions.

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Geneseo men’s basketball wins first home game 87-60

On Tuesday, Nov. 25, the Geneseo men’s basketball team defeated the Alfred State Pioneers with a score of 87-60. This was the Knights’ first home game of the season and they were able to start it off with a huge win.

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Emma Watson Emma Watson

After two losses, Sabres rally for back-to-back wins

The Buffalo Sabres are not known for winning games, especially within the past couple of years, but they have proven that this year has been different. With 11 wins and 11 losses, they have a long way to get the Stanley Cup, but they are playing hard.

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Liam Kost Liam Kost

From Oxford to Baton Rouge: Unmasking Lane Kiffin’s true character

There was no questioning that vibes were sky-high in Oxford, and most of the praise was rightfully given to Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin. In his six seasons at the helm of Ole Miss, Kiffin had transformed the program from an afterthought in the Southeastern Conference to a legitimate contender for a national championship. 

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Brooke Klugewicz Brooke Klugewicz

The New York Rangers have yet to impress

On Nov. 29, the New York Rangers (NYR) drastically lost to the Tampa Bay Lightning. Tampa Bay’s victory against New York secured its seven-game winning streak, while the Rangers have been noticeably failing to secure wins at their home rink, Madison Square Garden (MSG). 

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Brenna Cumming Brenna Cumming

Even more PWHL expansion is on the horizon

Every couple of weeks, a Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) article written by yours truly is printed, and it is for good reason. This year is going to be a big one for the PWHL, with plans already underway for another league expansion.

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Larry Brooks passes away at 75 years old

In tragic news, Lawrence (Larry) Mel Brooks has passed away at 75 years old after battling cancer. Brooks reported on the New York Rangers (NYR) hockey for almost 40 years, according to the National Hockey League (NHL) website. 

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Sky Sports faces criticism over Halo platform

Ask any female what it is like to be a woman in sports—whether it be a player, a media professional, or a fan—and the answer is sure to be something along these lines: it is a world they love, but one where they constantly have to prove that they belong. 

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Liam Kost Liam Kost

Introducing the annual fictional athlete Hall of Fame

While these distinguished athletes are deserving of acclaim and praise, the Hall of Fame fails to spotlight a large number of athletes. I am not just talking about real-world athletes, but the hundreds of fictional athletes that have accomplished true greatness.

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Kristin Suydam Kristin Suydam

One game, three broken records

On Nov. 10, 2025, the SUNY Geneseo women’s basketball team made history in a single game. The Knights defeated Keystone College 84–15 in a dominant performance that broke three school records.

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Brenna Cumming Brenna Cumming

Matthew Schaefer is riding the wave to the Calder Trophy

Matthew Schaefer, the New York Islanders’ star rookie, has been making a name for himself in the National Hockey League (NHL). Since signing his rookie contract, Schaefer has been making history night in and out and is by far one of the top candidates for the Calder Trophy—awarded to the league’s top rookie—just one month into the season.

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Brooke Klugewicz Brooke Klugewicz

The New York Rangers have a comeback

The New York Rangers (NYR) may be turning their season around after winning their three most recent games. Fans are finally able to enjoy a game without witnessing the Rangers being constantly defeated. 

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Knights swimming scares away Brockport

The Knights’ swimming and diving team faced SUNY Brockport this past Friday on Halloween. They must have scared away the competition because the men’s team dominated with a score of 232-66, and the women’s team was not far behind with a score of 197-103. This was the fifth straight win for both teams. 

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