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TEAMS OF HISTORY
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2001 Watertown Cyclones
Basketball Team-Section III Class A Champions |
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The 2000-2001 Watertown Cyclones Boy's
Basketball Team made history as they won only their second
ever Section III class 'A' championship with a win over
Corcoran at Manley. The Cyclones had to wait 50 years as the
first Watertown team to win the Sectionals was during the
1950-1951 season. Watertown started off the season by
winning the Stop DWI Basketball Classic in Binghamton, NY.
Then they cruised through Frontier league play winning both
the league and playoff titles. The crowning achievement was
a convincing 69-49 win over Syracuse area powerhouse
Corcoran. Watertown's only loss came against
Schenectady, the eventual New York State Champion. Watertown
was coached by New York State Section III Hall of Famer Paul
Adams. The Cyclones were led by two all-state performers;
Matt Gorman who would go on to play and win a national title
at Syracuse University and Sid Pond played for Division II
Le Moyne College, Syracuse. |
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2011 Lowville Girl's
Soccer Team-Section III Class B Champions |
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The Lowville Girl's Soccer team dominated the Frontier
league by winning both the league and playoff titles. They
posted an impressive 18-1-1 record and capped off the season
by winning the Section III Class B Championship over
Marcellus. The Lowville team was honored as the inaugural
Sportzjunky Team of the Year. Taylor Haenlin was a first
team All-State selection and co-player of the year and
Olivia Hanno was a fourth team recipient. Photo was
submitted by Suzie Rupert. |
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2011 Watertown
Cyclones-Frontier League and Playoff Champions |
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The Watertown Cyclones Boy's Soccer team celebrated
another Frontier League Championship. This current team kept
the streak alive with the school's sixth straight league
title and fifth playoff championship in the last six years.
Watertown featured six Frontier League All Stars:
Mitchell Rick, Macky Lynch, Mark Taylor, Cameron Devlin,
Shane Watson, and George Bonisteel. Photo and information
was submitted by Laura Lynch. |
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2002 IHC CAVALIERS GIRLS
BASKETBALL STATE CHAMPIONS |
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Front: L/R Tracy Leonard, Jillian
Redder, Mattea Alteri, Jennifer Prevost, Megan Fortunato,
Marisa Vespa, Morgan Jeschawicz, and Andrea Beach.
Back: L/R Assistant Coaches John Johnson, Mike
Fortunato, Angela Puccia, Kim Marshall, Jennifer Fraczek,
Kate Evans, Kyra Waterson, Laura Ille, Katelyn Moran, Alyssa
Wills, and
Coach Jeff St. Croix. |
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2004 IHC CAVALIERS GIRLS
BASKETBALL STATE CHAMPIONS |
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Front: Angela Vespa,
Manager
Seated: Katelyn Moran, Tracy Leonard, Mattea Alteri,
Marisa Vespa, Andrea Beach, Christina Leon, Kimberly
Marshall.
Standing: Assistant Coach-Mike Fortunato, Ashley
Zaremba, Courtney Roberts, Anne Compo, Megan Dumka, Addie
Stevens, Alicia Spooner, Kady Boynton, Deena Lazore,
Coach-Jeff St. Croix. |
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1987-88 WATERTOWN
CYCLONES BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM |
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The 1987-88 Watertown Cyclones enjoyed their
first ever Frontier League Championship. They went
20-2 on the season and were ranked as high as 13th in the
New York State rankings. The Cyclones went undefeated
in league play.
Front: L/R Co-Captains David Fults and
Tony Williams
Back: L/R Coach Lew Kibling, David Kilburn, Eddie
Adams, Nelson Schorr, Justin Zimmerman, Aaron Docteur, Ken
Trombley, Darren Williamson, Chad Kolb, and Manager Ray
Fairfield.
Missing from photo: Eric Schofield |
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2011 CARTHAGE BOYS
FRONTIER LEAGUE LACROSSE CHAMPIONS |
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The Comets showed their dominance in
another spectacular Frontier League campaign. They extended
their Frontier League win streak to 65 games and
accomplished an unprecedented 6th straight Frontier League
Championship. They were led by the big three, all of
which are going Division I this Fall. The trio of
Thomas Grimm (Syracuse), Nick Piroli (Brown), and Derek
Kehoe (Ohio State), helped the Comets dominate the league
and make it to the Section 3 Finals losing to eventual New
York State Champion Jamesville-Dewitt. |
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