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The women’s basketball team (5—0) came through with some late-game heroics to defeat rival SUNY-Cortland (4—1) 85-77 in overtime tonight in Ben Light Gymnasium.

The women’s basketball team (4—0) continued its terrific start with a historic defensive effort, shutting down host SUNY-Potsdam (2—2) 66-26. The Bears’ 26 points were the fewest allowed by the Bombers since they limited Cazenovia College to 24 points in a game played Jan. 11, 2000.

The women’s basketball team (3–0) is off to its best start in more than a decade as it defeated SUNY Institute of Technology (0—1) in its home opener yesterday.

The women’s basketball team (2–0) used a late-game run to break away and earn a 70-58 victory over host Medaille College (1—1) yesterday.

The women’s basketball team (1–0) crushed host William Smith College (0–1) 93-60 to begin its season last night.

The field hockey team (5–11) finished its season on a high note, with a thorough 6-1 dismantling of visiting Elmira College (2–12–1) yesterday.

The field hockey team (4–11) staged a frantic comeback by scoring two goals in the last seven minutes of yesterday’s game, but fell just short in a 3-2 loss to SUNY-Geneseo at Higgins Stadium.

The field hockey team (4–10) could not continue the momentum of its recent two-game win streak, as it fell short in a crucial road game against first-place Utica College (10–6) by a score of 5-1 tonight.

The field hockey team (4–9) appears to have found its offensive rhythm, as it scored early and often in its 4-0 victory against host Morrisville State College (1–13) yesterday.

The field hockey team broke through for its first win in October and snapped a six-game losing streak today with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over visiting St. John Fisher College at Higgins Stadium. Senior captain Heather Kozimor scored both goals in the first half for the Bombers. The forward’s first goal came in the 12th…

The field hockey team (2–9) was shutout for the second consecutive game and lost its sixth straight contest overall in a 5-0 defeat to the University of Rochester (10—5) last night at Higgins Stadium. Rochester scored three goals in the first half to put themselves ahead early. Rochester senior defender Alexis Vangellow scored on a…

The offensive struggles for the field hockey team (2—8) continued Saturday, as Washington and Jefferson College (8—1) scored the game-winning goal 3:47 into overtime to defeat the Bombers by a score of 1-0. After each team failed to score in regulation, Washington & Jefferson junior forward Jennifer Marabella cashed in on a 2-on-1 breakaway and…