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.

This past Sunday, Mar. 29, the Geneseo Knights' men’s and women’s track and field team strode into their season opener at Rochester.

As March Madness reaches its grandest stage (the final four in Indianapolis), there have been countless spectacular individual performances, but a few key players have separated themselves from the rest with consistent clutch performances, cementing their memorable collegiate careers with legendary March Madness performances.

Every National Hockey League (NHL) season, the question on everyone’s minds is which players will rise to the occasion and take home the league’s top honors.

Last Sunday, the Geneseo Knights Softball team faced Keuka in what would turn out to be a total annihilation of the Keuka College Wolves.

On Mar. 26, Major League Baseball (MLB) fans, players, coaches, and managers welcomed Opening Day of the 2026 baseball season!

This weekend, viewers were treated to a first in Piston Cup history: a three-car tie-breaker championship race at Los Angeles International Speedway to determine this season’s winner. 

In some breaking news, it has been reported that the infamous New York Rangers (NYR) General Manager Chris Drury has been fired. This news comes as no surprise to fans after his noticeably shitty trade decisions in recent seasons. 

For decades, success in sports has been measured in wins, losses, and the number of championships won. But according to many athletes and analysts, those metrics may no longer tell the full story. Instead, a new measure of success has been discovered—aura. 

This past weekend on Mar. 21, the Knights’ men’s football team emerged victorious in their semi-finals National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) match-up against Nazareth.

A.J. Brown has finally spread his wings; however, his flight is a considerably short one.

Last weekend, an “instant classic” was held on Mar. 8 between the Buffalo Sabres and Tampa Bay Lightning. In a game that featured five fights, 15 goals, and 102 total penalty minutes, the Sabres outlasted a gritty Lightning team 8-7 and,as of Mar. 9, currently stand as the top team in the Atlantic Division of the National Hockey League (NHL).

Coming right off a historic Olympic run, the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) just announced its partnership with the AFL-CIO Sports Council.

This past weekend, Mar. 7 and 8, the Geneseo Knights men’s and women's track and field team dominated their competition in their regional championship meet. The meet took place over the course of two days, competing at the All-Atlantic Region Track and Field Conference (AARTFC) indoor championship.

In the 2024-25 season, Geneseo’s inaugural season in the United Collegiate Hockey Conference (UCHC), the Ice Knights emphatically defeated the Utica Pioneers 7-3 in the conference championship game.

On Friday, Mar. 6, the women’s basketball team lost to the Washington University Bears in the first round of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) tournament with a score of 65-53. The Knights finished their season with a record of 20-9 and it was their 13th appearance in the NCAA.