Kent, 57, will be joined in the Hall of Fame Class of 2026 by any electees who emerge from the Baseball Writers’ Association of America voting, which will be announced on Tuesday, January 20.…
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The Oneonta High School Yellowjackets girls varsity soccer team held the second seed in the recent sectional semifinals. A crushing loss at home on October 29 against third-seeded Watkins Glen, however, ended their season.…
Following the Dodgers’ 5-4 victory, the team and players generously donated several artifacts that tell the story of their championship season, and those pieces will soon take a permanent place in the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.…
Updates on Cooperstown Central School cross country, soccer and football teams, including soccer head coach Frank Miosek's 500th career win.…
Scott Waller, Cooperstown Central School Class of ’93, has achieved a coaching milestone: 300 wins. Scott is the head coach for the Gonzaga College High School soccer team in Washington, D.C.…
The Yellowjackets took control early with a combination of a dominant defensive performance and an unstoppable running game. All of Oneonta High School’s scores came from running the ball. Quarterback Chase Jervis rushed for four out of the team’s five touchdowns on the night. Jervis ran for more than 170 yards total.…
Registration for the Butternut Valley Alliance’s Gravel Grinder is now underway. See details at https://www.allotsego.com/bva-gravel-grinder-summer-harvest-fest-move-to-garrattsville/.…
Charlie Vascellaro shares additional photographs snapped while covering Hall of Fame Weekend events this past weekend.…
In conjunction with Ichiro’s impending induction, the “Yakyu | Baseball: The Trans-pacific Exchange of the Game” exhibit made its official debut in a series of events last week at the Hall of Fame. A panel discussion on U.S./Japan baseball relations on Thursday, July 24 included Hall of Fame President Josh Rawitch, former MLB player and manager Bobby Valentine, who also managed in Japan for seven years, and Hall of Famers Jack Morris, Cal Ripken Jr., and Ozzie Smith, each of…
The 2025 National Baseball Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony was delayed by one hour because of rain, but with an assist from the baseball gods the skies cleared up and the ceremony took place under intermittent clouds and sunshine. The estimated attendance of 30,000 was nowhere near the 55,000 that had been speculated.…
