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10/15/23

SUNY COBLESKILL MEN’S SOCCER LOSES ON ROAD TO UNIVERSITY OF MAINE-FARMINGTON 5-0 IN NAC ACTION

Written By Editor on 10/15/23 | 10/15/23


 

Farmington, Maine: The SUNY Cobleskill men’s soccer team opened their weekend North Atlantic Conference (NAC) road trip on Saturday afternoon in less than stellar fashion dropping a 5-0 decision to the University of Maine-Farmington at the Beavers’ Leib Field. With the loss the Fighting Tigers fall to 3-6-1 overall on the season including a 1-3 record in NAC action while the Beavers improve to 6-4-2 overall with a 4-0 record in league action.

 

Cobleskill will close out the road trip on Sunday, October 8, when they travel to Lyndonville, Vt. for a league meeting with the Hornets of Vermont State University-Lyndon with kick-off scheduled for 2:00 p.m.


SUNY Cobleskill vs. Me.-Farmington
(10/7/2023 at Farmington, ME)

SUNY Cobleskill (3-6-1, 1-3-0) vs.
Me.-Farmington (6-4-2, 4-0-0)
Goals by period12Tot
 
SUNY Cobleskill.....00-0
Me.-Farmington......32-5
SUNY Cobleskill
#PlayerPOSSHSOGGA
 
0James Longwell......gk----
1Adam Champlin....... *gk----
2John Posanti........ *m----
3Tanner Reisman...... *d----
7Cody Petschko....... *m1---
8Luke Tebsherany.....m----
9Nicholas DePaulo.... *f1---
10Conor Flanigan...... *f----
11Declan McCracken....f----
12Garrett Aikins...... *d----
13Gavin Brunner.......m11--
14Derek Streeter...... *f----
17Samuel Spraker...... *d----
18Saro Karageozian....m----
19Raymond Hofer....... *d----
20Robert Staubitz..... *d----
22Trenton Cole........d----
24Trevor Masocco......f----
25Mike Masocco........d----
27Connor Fancher......f----
TMTeam................----
 Totals..............3100
Me.-Farmington
#PlayerPOSSHSOGGA
 
00Jack Wormald........ *gk----
3Christian Beliveau.. *m111-
4Cade McHugh......... *f22--
5William Dowse....... *d----
6Trevor Krueger...... *d----
7Zach Chaisson....... *m1--2
8Aric Belanger....... *m---1
9Logan Curtis........m----
15Coleman Watson......m321-
16Arden Weaver........ *m21--
17Rafael Harron.......m----
18Derek Gendreau......m----
19Ieuan Howell........f----
20Will Sampson........d----
21Caelan Billings..... *m----
22Josh Vincitorio..... *d----
23Maxwell Hamilton....d----
24William Lavigne.....f----
25Charlie Thompson....d----
27Mohamed Adow........ *f543-
30Caleb Kolman........m11-1
TMTeam................----
 Totals..............151154
SUNY Cobleskill
#PlayerSOGGASavesMin
0James Longwell......0--26:55
1Adam Champlin....... *115663:05
 Totals..............115690:00
Me.-Farmington
#PlayerSOGGASavesMin
00Jack Wormald........ *1-

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2023 NORTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS


 

HOSTED BY SUNY CANTON

 

SITE: PARTRIDGE RUN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB

 

PAR/YARDAGE: PAR 72 / 6569 YARDS

 

OCTOBER 7TH & 8TH, 2023

 

 

Team

 

 

Round 1

Round 2

Team Score

 

1. Husson University

299

310

609/+33

2. SUNY Delhi

297

322

619/+43

3. SUNY Canton

329

331

660/+84

4. Thomas College (Maine)

339

332

671/+95

5. SUNY Cobleskill

331

345

676/+100

6. University of Maine-Farmington

336

346

682/+106

7. Maine Maritime Academy

339

348

687/+111

T-8. Northern Vermont University-Johnson

368

353

721/+145

T-8. SUNY Polytechnic Institute

352

345

721/+145

10. University of Maine-Presque Isle

379

        369

748/+172

11. Eastern Nazarene College

405

427

832/+256

 

 

 

 

TOURNAMENT INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION:

 

Cade Charron, Husson University, 72-77-149 +5

 

PLAYERS IN THE FIELD: 55

 

SUNY COBLESKILL INDIVIDUALS:

 

Name                                                          Rd 1    Rd 2  Total            Place/Score           

 

1. Joshua House**

75

84

157

               10th/+15**

2. Leo Rosenstadt

88

83

171

T-23rd/+27

3. Sean McMahan

86

85

171

T-23rd/+27

4. Tyler Brock

82

   97   

179     

35th/+35

5. Isaac Walker

90

93

183

38th/ +39

**All-NAC Second Team

 


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SUNY COBLESKILL MEN’S X-COUNTRY PLACES FIFTH AT 2023 HAMILTON COLLEGE INVITATIONAL



Clinton, N.Y.: The SUNY Cobleskill men’s cross country team posted a team score of 118 points to place fifth in an eight-team field at the 2023 Hamilton College Invitational hosted by the Continentals on their campus course.


On a day when wind, rain and mud made course conditions less than ideal the Fighting Tigers saw the sophomore class lead the way as sophomore Nik Recore, Peru, N.Y., Peru High School, placed 17th overall in the field of 77 runners by covering the saturated 8000-meter loop in a time of 28:38.6, followed by fellow second-year performers Jacob Rhinesmith, Sommerset, N.J., Nation Ford High School (S.C.), who finished in 24th place in 28:59.3 and Vladamire Sheehan, Windsor, N.Y., Windsor High School, who placed 30th overall in 29:16.3.


The team scoring was rounded out by first-year runner Aiden Smedstad, Athens, N.Y., Coxsackie-Athens High School, who placed 35th overall in 29:32.3 and sophomore Daniel Jaffin, Woodbury, Conn., Nonnewaug High School, who finished in 48th place in 31:10.6.


The Fighting Tigers will next be in action on Saturday October 14 when they travel to Springfield, Mass for the 2023 Golden Bear Invitational hosted by Western New England University beginning at 10:30 a.m.


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Schoharie County's Thriving Tourism Shields Every Household with a $900 Annual Tax Savings


SCHOHARIE COUNTY, October 2023 – The enchanting allure of Schoharie County has not only captivated the hearts of visitors but also woven a financial safeguard for its residents, as unveiled by the latest tourism impact report. The burgeoning visitor economy is not merely a flourishing spectacle in the Central New York region but a pivotal economic pillar for Schoharie County itself.

"Schoharie County, with its rich tapestry of natural beauty and cultural heritage, has always been a magnet for potential and prosperity. The recent data underscores the undeniable truth that our visitors are not just guests but invaluable investors, casting a positive ripple effect across our small businesses, tax base, and overall local economy," articulated Cassandra Harrington, CEO of the Destination Marketing Corporation for Otsego and Schoharie Counties. "In the era of remote work, our rural charm is not just a sanctuary for tourists but also a beckoning call for potential future residents, offering the pristine air, water, and expansive open spaces that are becoming increasingly coveted."

Key Findings from the recent Tourism Impact Report:

  • Without tourism-generated state and local taxes, the average household in the county would have to pay an additional $933 to maintain the same level of government revenue.
  • The Central New York region saw a direct tourism spend of $3.5 billion in 2022.
  • Within the county, travelers spent a noteworthy $95 million, with lodging and second homes accounting for $30 million each, a 135% increase over 2019
  • Significant spending was also noted in the food & beverage sector, registering $17 million, retail and service stations $10 million, and food and beverage amassing $2 million in spending.
  • The tourism sector bolstered labor income in Schoharie, recording a healthy $23.2 million.

In early 2023, the Destination Marketing Corporation (DMC) for Otsego and Schoharie County saw the need for a comprehensive review of its tourism potential and sought the expertise of Famous Destination Marketing, Inc., directed by the well-traveled and seasoned professional, Josiah Brown. Often referred to as “The New York Sherpa” due to his staggering 800,000-mile journey across New York State and much of the U.S., Brown's extensive experience with marketing and assessments of rural communities in over 46 states has provided him a rich tapestry of case studies to draw from. A major outcome of the assessment was the realization that Schoharie County is ripe for a rebrand, especially in adjusting to the shifts in the post-pandemic marketplace. This analysis, while critical, offers a roadmap to harness the untapped potential of the region and design a brighter, more vibrant future for its visitor economy.

"We've noticed a gap in brand recognition when it comes to our county's name," added Josiah Brown, The New York Sherpa. "Our vision is to have a brand that resonates, is memorable, and piques interest.

The future strategy involves corridor-driven marketing, leveraging micro-influencers, and content generation over traditional advertising. Event-based tourism is also in the cards, with plans to incentivize events that pull attendees from over 50 miles away.

"Tourism is more than just numbers; it's about community growth, opportunity, and prosperity. We are on the cusp of transforming Schoharie County into a premier destination, bringing benefits not just for tourists but also enhancing the quality of place for our residents," concluded Ms. Harrington, CEO of Destination Marketing Corporation (DMC).


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