high school sports

If New York's high school sports teams compete this winter, it won't be for a state title.

Some of the senior athletes in the class of 2020 never got a chance to play their last year of high school sports. It looks like this year's seniors will play.

While Pennsylvania schools are trying to gain control over decisions made regarding the fall sports programs in their districts. Governor Tom Wolf has vetoed a bill that would allow those decisions to be made.

The Sherburne-Earlville Central School District is the latest to suspend athletics and extracurricular activities until December.

STAC has suspended high school athletics until January.

There's been lots of tinkering with the high school sports schedule for high school sports. Expect that to keep changing, but for now, there is one more slight tweak to the schedule.

This is a major pushback against Governor Andrew Cuomo's recent announcement.

Monday's coronavirus press briefing from New York Governor Andrew Cuomo featured both good news and bad news for youth sports.

Students in the Southern Tier looking forward to kicking off seasons of football, soccer, field hockey, and more will have to wait a few more weeks to hit the field.

No, this isn't a participation trophy.