This past Friday, Apr. 24, the women’s track and field team traveled to the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) to compete in the Bill Q invitational. The Knights dominated their competition and certainly gave a show to the spectators in Rochester. 

The first round of the 2025-26 National Hockey League (NHL) playoffs is well underway, and fans have already been treated to some truly spectacular hockey.

This past weekend, the National Football League (NFL) held its 90th annual draft, in which teams across the league signed the country’s best college football stars in the hopes of either revitalizing those struggling or finding that one player who will finally push his team to the ultimate goal of Super Bowl glory.

By the time you read this article, the city of Buffalo may be up in flames. Now the question is whether it will be lit in rage or celebration. From the looks of this past Sunday’s game, I am leaning towards celebration.

Last weekend, the Knights played their last two spring matches of the season.

To add even more excitement to start this year’s Major League Baseball (MLB) season, eight new City Connect uniforms are set to debut.

It has been 14 years since the city of Buffalo experienced playoff hockey. After earning the honor of the longest playoff drought in National Hockey League (NHL) history, the Buffalo Sabres finally got a taste of that postseason glory, and man, was it electric.

On Apr. 13, the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) Draft 2026 took place in New York City. This draft came after a highly eventful season, and fans were anxious to see who would be the first overall draft pick. 

Last weekend, the Geneseo women's tennis team had two matches respectively on Friday and Saturday.

Each season, baseball fans look forward to seeing the best players in the game putting on a show, whether it is the staggering power of three-time American League (AL) MVP Aaron Judge, the incomparable two-way abilities of Shohei Ohtani, or the overwhelming dominance of pitcher Paul Skenes.

Over the years, it has become commonplace for many sports fans to disparage the National Basketball Association (NBA) playoffs in favor of other professional sports' postseasons, but this narrative is overblown and entirely misplaced.

This past Saturday, the Geneseo Knights faced the Brockport Golden Eagles in a scrimmage at the Geneseo courts. It was a beautiful day for tennis, as it was sunny with little to no wind.

This past Saturday, Apr. 11, the Knights’ flag football team took on Hartwick at home. The team emerged victorious with a staggering score of 41-19, which put the Knights at 10-3 overall and 5-1 in the Empire 8 Conference.

Every college student’s worst nightmare is the spring semester—you are burnt out and finals are about to start. Springtime for college sports fans and athletes, though, is the epitome of what college athletics is all about.

Since going seventh overall in the 2025 National Hockey League (NHL) Draft, fans have been anxiously awaiting 19-year-old forward James Hagens’s debut with the Boston Bruins.

The National Hockey League (NHL) regular season is coming to a close, and playoff hockey is just around the corner. This is the time that every fan and player lives for—the intensity, the rivalries, and the ultimate dream of raising the Stanley Cup.

A few weeks ago, The Lamron published its April Fools’ edition of the newspaper, which featured a satirical article detailing a fictional trade of wide receiver A.J. Brown of the National Football League’s (NFL) Philadelphia Eagles to the National Lacrosse League (NLL) team in Philadelphia, the Wings.

After an eight-win season in 2023-24, many questioned how long it would take for Michigan basketball to return to its former glory. Fortunately for the Maize and Blue, head coach Dusty May was willing to take on the reclamation project for a storied program coming off a historic low. 

While talking to my brother recently, we began to think about how Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen and New York Yankees right fielder Aaron Judge have pretty similar careers.

This past Saturday, Apr. 4, the Knights softball team hit the road and traveled to Alfred State College to play a doubleheader, and it is safe to say the games did not disappoint.